Eugene weekly guard., July 02, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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HU. EUGENE WKKKLY GUAltl».
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1O0N.
Portland; P. L. Campbell, Eug ne;
blk. 23, F. & H. add. to Eugene, [ George M Dillard et ux to Rachel
A. Kitson_et al; part of lots 1 and 4
J M. Powers, Salem.
$100.
in Shaw’s ad to Eugene. |10.
Sjiectal ('oniiiiilteett, School Finances
Ernest
11.
Holt
United Sia'es
et al to the
John W.
H. D. Sheldon. Eugene; E. T. Mar
man, patent 1 150.50 acre» in se
161.21 acres
Booth-Kelly
latte, Salem; C. M. Klggins, Port
11 and 14, tp. 18 s., r. 11 ».
e. $5000.
land; L. It. Trjpv r, Monmoii.h; E. T
in sec. 6. tp.
gensen,
United State: *s to Carl J. Jc
M Working:
Moores, Salem.
J. N. Cole
patent, 47.29 acres in sec. 21, tp. part of lots 1 and 2, block 11, Pack-
The Program To ( omc.
| 18 s., r. 11 w.
This evening the teachers wifi be
ard's ad to Eugene. $10.
David Link et ux to Mikkel Bjor-
giVen a reception by the Commercial
United States to Myron B. Wood;
I
tomten,
W.
D.,
66.30
acres
in
sec.
Club,
160 acres in sec. 18, tp. 16, s. r. 1 e.
Tomorrow morning the au-
10, tp. 18 »., r. 5 w., 93.64 acres in Patent.
tiuul business meeting will be held.
♦ Portland, Or.. june
4
sec. 23. tp. 18 s., r. 4 w., $1950.
when President Robinson will _
give
William A. Heck et ux to L. D.
The annual rifle and revolver com­
(From Thur, day's Gaily Guard.)
Portland, Or., June 25.—That a Frederick A. Kribs v.unt'Tig
George B. Dorris to D. M. Purker- Smivh et ux; 15 acres in sec. 12, tp.
his annual address and officers will
<
;
check for $800 given by Frederick tlon when claim- »
"The real we» h of the uation is be nonilnaied.
The chief address petition of the Oregon National son. Referee's Deed, lots 1 and 2 and 18, s. r. 4 w.
,
cellation by the gov.
,ur'U-
i i its men, in their aulilty and steud- will be by Frank Rigler, superinten-. guard will be held on the rifle range part of lot 9 In block 9, Packard's
Nell McCauley to John F. Kelly; A. Kribs to James Henry Booth, ex­ willing to pay f r
aa<1 J
add. to Eugene, $1200.
40 acres in »ec. 36, tp. 16, s. r. 3 w. receiver of the Roseburg land office, was the most sensat.„a#1
t fitness and the manufacte :»■ at dent of the city schools of Portland near Salem during the week of July
E M. $250
et
ux
to
and
alleged
by
the
government
to
Cutting
S.
Calef
on
"industrial
Education
in
City
20 to 24 Inclusive. General orders
brought out on the ,lir’
t ern Is th most worthy occuoation School».”
Hanns, W. D., tract in claim 38, tp.-
Jonathan Johnson et ux to J. O. have been a bribe for advance infor­ tlon of J. T. Bridges ex
■ No. 9 from the office of Adjutant 17 s., r. 3 w.
mation,
is
explained
by
the
defense
i life," said Elw iod P. C h M i rly.
In the afternoon Dr. Hart will de­
Storey; 51 acres in sec. 12, tp. 18, s.
as payment for an option obtained the Roseburg land office in , r*
J. S. Edwards et ux to R. N. r. 4 w. $3060.
At 6 p. in. lun­ j General W. E. Flnzer, just issued,
1 ofessor of Education at St in fori liver an address.
6,
19
of James Henry Booth ex rtr#1
tp.
Graves,
120
acres
in
sec.
gives
full
instructions
to
regimental,
after which
John T. Thompson to Zona Nolta; for Kribs by Booth.
I Diversity, la the opening address of cheon will be served,
Such is the defense set up in the the same office, charg 1 «?rKclTer<*
s., r. 11 w„ $1600. •
9^4 acres in secs. 34 and 35, tp. 20,
i :e eighth annual convent! n of .be there will be a band concert, and an battalion and rompanv officer» as to
Kr L
'w'
E. L. Cady to H. M & C. A. Riggs, s. r. 3 w. $700.
case now on trial in the Federal ing an $800 bribe f
illustrated lecture in Villard on "The how the competing guardsmen are to
sec. 22, tp.
This proposition
wa»
„
v »stem division of the Oregon State Scenic Resource» of Oregon,”
Lawrence H. Slagle et ux to L. B. court. Being deeply involved and
by be »elected, as well as a complete Agreement, s.e. % ot
1 ti
15 s., r. 1 w.
5 acher'a Association this morning President Campbell.
Slagle; tract in claim 46, tp. 20, s. r. having violated many of the land Bridge» and Booth l>v Kribs s
program of the four day'» »hoot. The
H. H. Fisk et ux to Demrnie M.
laws and threatened with prosecu­ fled., Kribs offere 7 I hicC0D'WDi«X
Tomorrow’s Program.
. our hundred teachers were ’iresertt ’
' commanding officer of each regi­ Kemp, W. D., lot 11 In blk. 1 in 4 w. $400.
the information at the rate of Hi,
The programs in the various de­ ment will send a team of four men
E. J. McKibben to Louis W. Mc­ tion, Kribs has misinterpreted the section.
. the opening, representing the it - I
Fisk, add. to Glenada, $50.
Kibben; part of lot 4, block 3, J. H. check for the purpose of supplying
. y of educators, which is making part meats for tomorrow are as fol- and one alternate to be »elected from
Amanda Campbell et al to Xan-
“We agreed to the proposltloj,-
Francis J. Heney with "dope" such
la« children of Oregon into the men lows:
the regimental and battalion colu­ thus Thompson, W. D., 40 acres in Perkins’ ad to Cottage Grove. $1.
as Heney wanted, and thus Kribs se­ testified Bridges.
General Program.
J.
E.
Roach
et
ux
to
J.
F.
Kelly;
1 .id women of tomorrow.
missioned and nun commissioned of­ sec. 8, tp. 7 w., $500.
"Did Booth?”
9:00 Department Work.
40 acres in sec. 36, tp. 16, s. r. 3 w. cured not only immunity, but protec­
In another portion of his address,
ficers; from each company a team of
"Well, he didn’t Ob>ct," answ
J. C. Parker to Frederick S. Dunn,
tion. This is a charge made by the
10:05^—-Recesa.
t is speaker said, that "a man used
$1.
four men and one alternate to be se-
10: 15- Annual
Busihess
Meet- selected by the company commander, W. D., $22 50.
L. D. Smith et ux to William A. defense as explaining why James the witness. This was all -SJ
t > be educated when he could read,'
J. W. Doren et ux to Elmer C. Heck et ux; tract in claim 52, tp. 18, Henry Booth was indicted 29 months Bridges was asked bv'7he
Proseen,
pher and writ •, but tsday that 1 Ing.
all to be »elected by previous compe­
1 ago by Heney on the sole testimony tlon, but later, toward ’be Ho»« Of
annual address tition on some outdoor range In such i Keller, W. I)., part of lots 15 and s r. 3 w. $1300.
age is past." 'I ir man of the day
add.
to
Eu-
16
in
blk.
7
of
Gross
his
cross-examination,
t
of
Kribs.
Committees.
J. O. Storey et ux to C. H. Hales;
this matt;,.
iuHt have a kn< » ledge of art, liters-i
mann« r as eaeh commanding officer gene, |200.
The trial of J. H. Booth is nnw will be gone r, i .“to„„by ,h‘‘
Officers.
1 acre in sec. 7, tp. 18, s. r. 3 w.
« <IC,
ire, «11
an.l .4 thing?
ll-r. of life."
many deem necessary to secure the
J.
P.
John
Oscar
Page
et
ux
to
There
are
several
sii:d,.,
l3 Whici.T*
well
under
way,
the
jury
being
com
­
of Officers.
The subjec.
was,
ict (if tile ai
best shot of his command for the son, W. D., lots 6 and 7 in blk. 82, $10.
pleted yesterday and this forenoon defense will ask Hr. I. , tn
Bridget
E.
Callaghan
to
Tames
C.
The Changing Couc. ptio
Hd ti­
team.
No guardsman
will
par­ I Washburne's division of 8.
10 Ur •
S. I. and Callaghan; lot 7. block 3, University being devoted to the opening state­ .light on.
11-
< ition,’ nfid to «how- the
ticipate In the state contest unless he I P. Co.,
., In Springfield, $150.
ments. United States District Attor­
Bridg.s was rfot indicted b.
ad
to
Eugene.
$800.
if the present friun the
shall have performed not less than
j j I. Jones et ux to Fingal Hinds
Augusta P. Karlstrom et al to Sol­ ney John McCourt opened for the federal grand jurv it b.-ing und
. wake-
er recited the whul«
. _ of lot 1 in blk. 5,
75 per cent of all military duty “l“ce|et,UXi \v. _ I)., . part
omon
Britton; 17.34 acres in sec. prosecution, being followed by Ex­ stood that he was giv n intmunit,^
lu< a ♦1
1. -ir the world over,
joining the National guard.
I In J. 1. Jones add. to Cottage Grove, 23, tp. 16, s. r. 4 w. $10.
state Senator Dan J. Malarkey for the a number of very shady otfiehh i,
Department work.
. ■ considering g- -,-;i| method: .
The following markmanshlp con- $1.
defense, McCourt consumed 30 min­ return for.testlni mj .^ains; 0!\‘.
Recess.
Kay
et
ux
to
G.
S.
IVflkin-
W.
H.
"
In the Unit. I States immigration
teats will tak" place during the four
Frank E. Sly ot ux to Charley J. son et ux; lot 6. block 8, H nder- utes an 1 Maldrkey snoke an hour and who were accused.
M usle.
■oni the south of Europe, i-unges-
*
Fuller, W. D., lot 6 ' in blk. 2, Crea­ son"s ad to Eugene. $400.
fifteen minutes, being interrupted by I
Address, "Application of day's competition:
on In cities, factory work and siml-
State trophy
match-—company
Historical Geography to championshi|>; prize, silver cup to be- well, $1600.
F. S. Dunn et ux to J. E. Yarnall: the noon recess. Malarkey will com-
r Industrial changes give the edu-
Ann Eliza Howe et al to James C.
plete bls statement at 2:30.
Albert Bushnell Hart,
< ator aiew probl ms, whlc^t must be
come the best property of the organi­ Smith et ux. W. D. , part of lot 7, In part of lot 1. block 10, Scott's ad to
McCourt read
the
indictment,
University.
Eugene.
$1000.
laced. One new principle In the
zation winning it three times, not sec. 14, tp. 19 *.,
»., r. 3 w.
Evening.
O. A. Lommen et ux to Anna M. charging Booth with accepting a
< nlted States has been that property
necessarily
in
succession.
B.
F.
Scptt
et
ux
to
John
K.
Scott.
bribe in return for which he supplied
on
University
6:00— Luncheon
• .’ the community should be taxed
State medal match Competing for W. I)., lots 4 and 5 in blk. ia in Dunn et al; lot 1. block 10, Scoff's Frederick A. Kribs with advance in-
ad to Eugene. $3500.
f >r the support ot schools for every Campus.
state trophy; prize, a gold medal, to Creswell, $1
Hand Concert, Eugene Military
Rachel A. Kitson et nx to J. M. I formation which enabled Kribs to
'dividual. In the forties and fifties
become the property of the officer-or
Amelia Aya et al to Alfred A. Aya, Cole; part of lots 1 and 4, block 3, i scrip land befoYe other people. How
of the last century great bitterness Ban d.
This week the Burkholder-Woo*.
soldier
winning
it
three
Hints,
not
s.,
r.
W.
D.,
5
acres
in
sec..
36,
tp.
7
8:00 Illustrated Lecture. Villard
I long Kribs and Booth had an under­ Merca.\l<
Shaw's ad to Eugene. $100.
i as invoked from the struggle over
standing about supplying advance ln-
Hall, "The Scenic Resources of Ore­ necessarily in succession. The high­ 4 w.. $1.
Frank
W.
Miller
to
O.
Q.
Cart
­
lis question, but now
In every
est individual score In the state
Christopher Hanson et ux <o Mrs. wright; lot 10, block 2, Hendricks' ad . formation, the government was not for their new single story brick to be
itate the principles is fully recog­ gon." President P. L. Campbell of trophy match will be awarded the
E J. Titus, W. D., lot 1 In blk. 2, to Eugene.
prepared to say. and the government built on their old business site on the
Eugene.
i Ixed.
of Main and Third Streets •»
prize in thfk contest.
In Kelsey's add. to Eugene, $1250.
also admitted that an option may be corner
to
Augusta
Solomon
Britton
et
ux
Another movement o the present
Ves. Wallace, the well known fooj
State individual match- Open to
United States to John Harmsen, P. Karlstrom; 117 acres in secs. 31 mixed up with the check.
day is the reduction of the number
brick mason. The contract for ths
all members of the national guard patent 160.79 acres In sec. 3 4, tyi
and 32, tp. 18. s. r. 5 w. $10.
if pupils under each t scher. "No
interior wood work was awarded tw
competing for the state trophy; 15 s., r. 4 w.
ux
to
L.
C.
Samuel
B.
Finnegan
et
» bool can have the
eat results
L. F. Wooley.
This new, modern
prizes. (1) gold medal, two silver
Z. B. Igiwson et ux to H. S. Knowl-
hen the Instructor has fifty pulls,"
brick will be 50x95 feet, single story
I medals, bronze medals and a silver ton, B. for D.. lots 5 and 6, In blk. Sherman; part of lot 1, block 2, Mul­
ligan
’
s
ad
to
Eugene.
$100.
I <> said. "Once It was that one teach­
with plate glass front and all mod­
| medal to be awarded to the follow­ 1 In McQueen's add . to Cottage
er would have five or six hundred
W. H. Russell et ux to Benjamin H.
ern conveniences.
ing: The guardsman making the Grove.
I uplls, but that day is past.
First Order for Lumber.
highest aggregate score In slow fire,
W. W. Stevens et al to F. R. We­ Lynn et ux; 55-100 of an acre in secs.
"In New York the city offers the
The first order for a car load of
the one making the highest score In therbee, W. I)., part of lot 2 In blk. 14 and 23. tp. 18, s. r. 2 w. $300.
Cottage
Grove,
Or.,
June
26.
—
For
children a free University education,
United States to William Brynd;
lumber since the report of the inter­
rapid fire and to the one making the C of Shaw's add. to Eugene. $1500.
. :id most states follow the Bame some days the citizens of this city highest score in skirmish fire.
150.60 acres in sec. 3, tp. 19, s. r.
At Mabel, on the Mohawk. Tues— state Commerce Commission wu
Olaf
J.
Hanssen
et
ux
to
Joachim
have
been
argulug
the
best
means
by
j <an.
A new conception of educa­
9 w. Patent.
Governor'» trophy
match—Regi­
day evening. Roy, the 13-year-old made public, was received by the Mc­
tion is that we must have manual which the city could wipe out Its mental championship, open to teams M. Salter. Deed, lets 1. 2, 3, 10, 11
Fannie B. Richmond to Andrew J. son of E. L. Van Matre, was killed Kibben brothers' mill early this week
and
12,
in
blk.
13
in
Duncan
Plat,
floating
indebtedness
and
meet
Its
i.ainlng and domestic science, and
Richmond; 40 acres in sec. 10, tp. by the accidental discharge of a shot from California and was promtly
of eight men from each regimental $10.
t caching of decency and right in all running expenses. Since Lane coun­ organization in the state.
18, s. r. 5 w. $1000.
This
gun with which he was
hunting filled. A number of orders for lum­
John
M.
to
George
M.
Neet
et
ux
> or schools, though there are nor­ ty has been "dry," a period of two trophy I b to be competed for annually.
John Gray to John F. Kelly, 160 squirrels near his home.
sec.
34,
in
Shultz,
W.
D.,
80
acres
I ber front California points are said to.
years,
and
must
remain
dry
qt
least
als, and communities where such
acres in sec. 32. tp. 2 0, s r 6 w. »1.
be coming to the local mill men al­
State pistol match - Open to all tp. 18 s., r. 1 w., $700.
It
is
not
known
how
the
accident
two years longer, the city, being de­ commissioned officers of the nation­
. leas are altogether foreign."
U. S. to F. J. Schneider, 160 acres occurred. The full charge entered ready. This will help some and will
80
acres
in
J.
S.
to
W.
I).
Neely,
The second address of the morning prived of a saloon revenue, has gone al guard and to all non-commis­
in sec. 2, tp. 2 0, s r 6 w.
soon put the mills in operation again.
the left eye.
as delivered by Edward Hyatt, Hup- behind In its running expenses. At sioned officers present on the range sec. 29, tp. 17, s r 8 w.
George N. McLean etux to J. F
J.
8.
Milne,
W.
H.
Cooper
etux
to
< rintendent ot Public Instruction of the present time the floating Indbt- during the state competition»; prizes,
tract in sec. 4, tp. 21, s r 3 w. $380. Kelly, tract in sec. 32, tp. 20. 8 r 6 MRS. TAFT WOULD
i alifornla. He told of the work of edness Is approximately $9000.
a gold medal to the competitor mak­
L. C. Zimmerman etux to Henry w. $1.00
STOP DIVORCE EVIL.
A proposition Is under discussion
1 uther Burbank, the wonderful ach-
ing the highest aggregate score, and
U. S, to Louis Helbling. 160 ac-
' . vements, and the methods, as well by the City Council and citizens to a silver medal to each of the two Hill, lot I in blk 8, Hendricks add tq
res
in
sec.
34.
tp.
20,
s
r
4
w.
$1000.
Eugene,
6* his Impression of the man.
provide an amendment to the city
New York, Jiltid 24.—That di­
competitors making the highest ag-
J. S. Taylor etux to H. A. Shbults,
F. S. Smith etux to 1,. W. Coe,
The teachers are being shown ev- charter whereby a tax levy of not to
vorce is the greatest evil of the Am­
gregate
score
after
the
gold
medal
76
acres
in
sec
18,
tp.
16,
s
r
3
w.
tract
In
sec.
27.
tp.
17,
6
r
3
w
.
$10,-
< ry courtesy in their entertainment. exceed five mlllsjt year may be levied scores.
erican nation today is that state­
000.
$1900.
’.host1 who are member« ..f the state on city and personal property, the
ment made here
by Mrs. William
At
the
same
time
of
the
national
Elmer
C.
Kella
-
etux
to
F.
S.
L.
Bilyeu
etal
to
John
Brenton,
. isociatlon, hav- the privilege of rld- rund thus raised to go toward paying
Hazelton, Pa., June 27.—A b en
Howard
Taft,
wife
of
the republican
guard
shoot
the
annual
matches
of
Smith,
etux.
tract
73
in
in
block
tract in Long and Landes add to Cot-
. lg on tile street cars, the pr* liege off the bonded indebtedness of
gineer was killed and eight ar ten-
presidential
nomine-».
All
society
is
the
Oregon
branch
of
the
National
Springfield,
$250.
tage Grove $1.00.
i f voting In the election tomorrow, town, It is proposed to amend
passengers injured on the mountains
Rifle association will be held on the
IT. S. to James M. Wilson, 159.58
<7 being entertained at the receptions charter by use of the initiative,
A. W. Sumers etux
to W. R. agog over some very pointed remarks twelve miles from here by the wrrt-
two acres in eec. 2. tp. 19,( s r 6 w.
same
range.
There
will
bo
made
by
the
wife
of
the
man
just
Loss of saloous has reduced the
: nd lunchions, and other accomoda­
Sumers, part of lot 3 in block 5 1 in
now uppermost in the public mind. ing of the Pennsylvania passenger
E. J. Richardson to W. A. McKen­ Junction City. $1501.
city's revenue but there is little rfls- principal events, the trophy match
tions.
national
marksman's
reserve
and
the
"Yes, if it were in my power, di­ train, which is believed to have been
zie,
tract
in
sec.
28,
tp.
18,
s
r
2
w.
In Lane county there are
2<>0 position to turn against prohibition,
B. F. Gueley etux to
deliberately derailed by spiking the
match,
The
usual
rules
will
cover
vorce
would be stopped altogether,” tracks. Two spikes were found on
Reno
M
Newton
to
Samuel
Young,
: tachera, most of whom are, or will the people preferring to wipe out the
son etux. $240.
events.
—
Journal.
the
two
tract
In
see.
7.
tp.
18.
s
r
3
w.
$10.
said
Mrs.
Taft.
"Of
course
there
are
e present. D ouk I hs will have forty Indebtedness by direct taxation.
U. S. to John Gray, pat. 160.80 ac-
the yacks, and had the trucks fallen
S. A. Huddleston to E B. Barger, res in sec. 32, tp. 21, s r 2 w.
cases where separation might be leg­ on the opposite side from which they
Broke Iler Arm.
ere at least. All parts <if the state
lots
8
and
9
in
block
4
tn
James
Hud
­
Mrs. Garoutte, mother of Murk Ba­
re represented. though only In the
L. O. Beckwith etux to Isaac Zum­ ally granted, but there should be no did, they would have gone over i
dleston add to Eugene. $10.
ast two counties are the school In­ routte and Mrs. Will Hart of ttila
walt, part of lots 4 and 5 In block 1 re-marriage allowed. The laxity of steep embankment.
Ole
Erickson
etux
to
Andrew
Er
­
structors expected to be present. The city, sustained a broken arm by fal­
our divorce laws is a menace to the
ickson. 40 acres in sec. 9, tp. 18, s r in Packard's add to Eugene. $200.
.‘ tale contention for Lane and Doug- ling from a small scaffold In lier
John W. Christian to T. J. Brack­ very morals <9f our nation.
5
w.
$10.
-
on
is takis the place ot a county instl- home on Row river Tuesday,
To begin with, If divorces are to ♦ ♦♦♦ + + + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦
I. F. Campbell to F G. Stickels, ett, lot 1 in block 3 in Christian's be granted at all. there should be +
which she was standing while tacking
i ute.
MARKIEI»
MARRIED
♦
lots 1, 2, and 3 In block 1 In Camp­ tdd to Eugene: lots 8 and 9 in sec. an uniform divorce law for all states <
lining cloth on the walls In her home
This Afternoon.
11,
tp
18,
s
r
3
w.
♦
♦
bell's 1st add tp Eugene. Also tract
The routine department work was preparatory to repapering it. She
T. J. Brackett to J. W. Christian, —for the nation—and there would
begun at 1:30 and lasted until 2:30. was brought to town and the frac­ Have Y’otir Alwtriuts Made by Tin' adjoining lot 1. $318.
Lun' County Abstract <<>■
U. 8. to Martin Moutoux, 160 ac­ 160 acres In sec 2 8, tp. 17, s r 6 w. be no opportunity to evade it as is
kt three o'clock the bolv listened to ture reduced by Dr. Kime and she Is
At Junction City, June 24. IMS,
A. M. Sweaney to Belle Sweaney. bein'; done at the present time.
8. A. McKay etux to D. B. Martin, res in sec. 8, tp. 16, s r 6 w.
: not her address by Professor Cub- recovering rapidly from the injury.
"We might build up the grea’est Haven V. Belknap and Miss Kathryn?
, lots 6 and 7 and part of lot 8 in
J. W. Stone, etux to Fanny I^eabo, lots 12 and 13 in block 14 of Falr-
New Residences,
.»erly on "The Principles of Taxa-
navy in the world so we might have V. Milliorn, Rev. L. F. Belknap otfi-
1 acre in Creswell $600.
mount. $100.
Work was commenced this week on block 18 in Creswell.
Ion."
the good will'of every ruler on iating.
Mrs. Lizzie M. Ely etal to Thos. A.
B. A. Washburne to H. E. Potts,
Joel Addington
The speaker told of the main prln- at least two more commodious homes
the earth: we might have a credit
Evans eteux. 80.92 acres in sec. 18. ereaux, tract In sec.
elple» governing taxation. of the In­ In this city, one on Taylor street for part ot block 98 in Springfield.
Thinks It Staved His Lift*-
and comnterce tinparalelled In the
C. E. Stewart to W. B. Finney, 25 tp. 17, a r 6 w. $88.88.
1 w. $101.
qualities and problems,
fle said, Sid Hamblin and one tn the D. G.
Lester M. Nelson, of Naples. Maine,
Mrs. Ida Norton etal to Thos. Ev­
hat in every state In the union. McFarland addition for Mike Keb- I acres In claim 40, tp. 21, s r 3 w.
J. W. Christian to T. J. Brackett, history of nations; but when within
$2.000.
ans, etux, 80 92 acres in sec. 18, tp. lot 1 in block 3 in Christian’s add the hones of our country is a moral says in a recent letter: "I ha™ u8*“
■chools have b en going forward rap- blebeck.
|
Luna Faublon etnx to W. O. Star­ 17. s r 6 w. Q C. D., $711.12
laxi’v and family ties can be broken Dr. King's New Discovery for yens
Horn.
dly without any difficulty, with the
to Eugene.
for coughs and colds, and I think it
O * C. II. R. Co. to T. A Evans,
To the wife of Currin Cooley at the | buck, lot 5 in block 3 iti Shaw's add
"Xceptlon that It 1» hnrd to get
T. J. Brackett to John W. Chris- up In a twinkling through a process saved my life. I have found it a re­
40.92 acres In sec 7, tp. 17, s r 6 w tlon. 33.69 acres In sec. 11, tp. IS of law that Is looked on as a matter
-nough money. This Is the prob­ family home In this city June 16, to Eugene, $100.
M. G. Wallace, etux to Leray Bar- $163.68.
lem that now faces those Interested 1908, a bouncing boy.
of course—lust as one would file a liable remedy for throat and lung
s r 3 w.
troubles, and would no more be
Mary E. Evans to Thon.
Ev-
To the wife of (leo. Skilling In this , rett, part of lot I in block 4 in J. I.
n the public schools of the country.
will or deed, then there Is a greater without a bottle than I would be
sec.
\a the situation now stands, many city, June 24, y90s, a 9 % pound boy. i Jones add to Cottage Grove, $1,000. ana etux. Q C. D., 80.92 acres
dang r to the country from a war
without food.”
For nearly fortT
U. S. to David Watson, 80 acres in 18, tp 17, s r 6 w $711.12
ommunlties are greatly overburden-
Died.
with foreign nations.”
years New Discovery has been at tM
Eustace Maitde etux to A. J. Per­
Clinton Foy, the little adopted son ! ssc. 8, tp. 19, » r 8 w.
d, while others do not have their
Mrs. Taft declared that she does head of throat and lung remedies A’
S. A. Huddleston to E. E. Quim­ kins, tract In block 65 in Springfield.
of Mr and Mrs Henry Fisher, at the
<hare.
not believe in a business life for a a preventative of pn-umonia ana
Taxailon
is divided
into
four family home In this city, June 21, by, lot 2 In block 13 in James Hud­ $300
woman. "A happy marriage is the healer of weak lungs It has no equal.
U. S. to E IL Sallee. 1V>3 57 acres
i.lnds. district
taxation, town or 1908, of pneumon(a, aged ll months dleston's add to Eugene $10.
mo«t useful life for any women,” she Sold under guarantee at W A. Kny-
Isabell McFall et a) to J. B. Mc­ in sec. 6 tp. 19, s r 8 w.
trenahlp taxation, county and state, and 4 days.
said.
kendall's drug store. 50c ant »<•
A. A. Taylor to S. M Perkins, lot
At the homo of her son. Will F Fall, 1 tip acres In secs. 8 and 17, tp.
all resembling closely th Ir names
8 In block 2 in Kelly's add to Spring­
Trial bottle free.
Mr Cubberly advocated statu taxes Hart, in this city. Thursday. June 35, 17. s r 4 w. |550.
New York, June 25.- Papers have OFFICEItS OF THE NEW
I
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State of Oregon to J. F. Woofard. field. $7 00
60
on the ground that in all other kinds ItOS, Mrs Jeptha Hart, aged
COUNTY ARE NAMED.
J. W Mc.irthur etux to N. A been served upon J. Frank Gould
161.49 acres In sec. 36, tp. 18, 6« w
C. D. Frazier, one of th? best
»
he Inequality Is Increased. For In­
in
a
suit
for
absolute
divorce
by
his
i
J. W. Woodard to Oscar S. Wiaxi- Poill, lot 3 In block 1 in Kelsav's add wife who was Miss Helen K. Kelley. 1
stance, a great railroad Is in one Leader.
known grocery drummers contins ’
Sal«m, Or., June 24 — Governor
ard, tract in sis-. 36, tp. 18, s r 6 to Eugene $600.
•ounty, and while It draws upon oth­
Eugene, has been •
Gould
declined
to
say
whether
he
Chamberí:'
In.
U. S. to .1 E. Carlile. 160 acres In
...... by proclamation ’ last
ers for freight and traffic, which it
would defend the suit. They were! night, appointed the following offl- deni of the national asstclstlon o
John Zlnkor etux to Rosa'Rilegger see 8, tp 1 7. » r 7 w.
M US NOTES
loe» not enter, yet its taxes In most
commercial men in session at ■
E. C. Johnson etux to J. L. Barri­ married In 1901. and have two chil­
• waukee. Mr. Frazh r made sar:*<
et al tract tn claims 8 4 and 86. tp.
itate» do not help and hut a few sec-
dren. Helen and Dorothy, aged 5 and er:
ner, tract In Eugene. $700
Albany may have a sweet pea show 19. » r 3 w
lona So It Is with a gr •«( c.irpora-
eloquent appeal f r the g I r*-
3 years.
A A Taylor, lots 3 and 4 In block
Sheriff,
E Morse, county clerk. movement that he capt i- I the ’
Rosa Ruegger to Emma Zinlkor et
iun, which draws materials from all ne xt month.
2
In
Kelly
add
to
Springfield.
1550.
According
to
(inofficial
advices
re
­
George
Culb
rtson.
county
judge;
al.
tract
in
sec.
7,
tp.
19.
s
r
3
w..
>ver the mate
But only on
little
one
A. ience and th? boys set up the »'
W II Kay etux to W. H. Smith,
ived at .Marshfield, Ware *• Lel­ $10,000
I Derby; county treasurer, V. C. presidency.
ommunity gets the tax from this or­
lot
7
in
block
8
In
Henderson's
add
<o
and,
a
big
commission
firm
of
Chi
­
Brock;
county
commissioners
M
Cox
etux
to
J.
O.
Storey.
J
line
spot,
sanitation centralltel in
M. M.
Eugene, $4 00.
Hill and R J. Mclsaac; school sujier-
»•U.K»! . •
though it is a factor In the welfare cago, have practically concluded a tract in Sunset Row $10
B
A.
Washburne
etux
to
J.
P.
deal
for
the
purchase
of
the
pr
per-
J
H.
Card
etnx
to
W
H.
Lyon,
intendent,
E.
E.
Code;
county
of many parts.
The state tax ob-
asses-
tv of the Oregon Coal A Navigation 165.35 > acres In sec. 13. tp 19. s r Johnson, lot 8 in block 82. $65.
sor. Jay T. Lucas: cninty surveyor,
slate» such conditions
WlHIams Indian
Pile Olntt**’
G V Perkins etux to II A Rice,
I Company
The property Include» 12 w I $50.
John L. Henderson: county coroner. will cure blind, bleeding and itch)»«
Many S|M*akere.
Kelly
lot
7
in
block
3
in
arid
to
large tracts of land in Coos county,
to
A.
Wilhelm,
Fred Fisk, sheriff
Dr. J. E. Eddington.
The corps of lecturer* before
Baton Rouge, June 25,—A bill t<
the Libby coal mine and the steam­ 130 acres In see. 38. tp 15, a r 1 w Springfield. $800.
Th> newly appointed officials took piles. It absorbs the tumors, si'*-’*
meeting is perhaps the best that
S
8.
Nancy
Mell,'«
etux
to
Chitn-v
prevent
the
drinking
of
Intoxicating
er.
M
F
Plant,
which
plies
between
U S to Wilber M Sides, 160 ac-
itching at once, acts as a poult*
j office this morning.
■ver been gott n together In th ■ »
lots 5 and 6 In block 1 in Jasper, liquors on passenger trains in Louis­
I this place and San Francisco. It
I is res in si'. 8, tp. 19. s r 5 w
Besides the leading ducators of '
gives Instant relief.
William* »
•
450.
iana
passed
the
house
last
i
ap-
night.
It
said
that
the
consideration
wis
W I’oldera, trustee etux to T M
gon there are
present
Elw
H. Ray. state bank examiner of dial Pile Ointment is prena’-ed $
C. J Miller etnx to F. C. Coffman had previously passed the senate,
the Barr, lit 34 on Tsiltcoos l.ake Club.
proximately
$500,600
and
t
at
P. Cublierly fro’» 8t*nf id. Et*
G Mc-
The senate defeated the state ref- vt^n’sn*. wh.HP home 1» at Helena. pile« and itching of the ;-ivat-*
part of lot
new owner» will greatly develop > the $100
Hyatt from California. Dr
Al
<? to Eugene over three
Fsrland's
Grove.
erendum
prohibition bill and this i I weeks ago, cani
coal
Interests.
Fred Fl»k. sheriff to A WlUieln.
Bushnell from Harvard. Effie II Mc­
. I left on th- train last eve- Sold bv Linn Drue Co . 1" ma'1 ,
will probably end the fight
_
for pro- ‘ ' ntng for E
Roseburg Review: About one-half sheriff, 40 acres In sec. 38. tp. 15. $325
___
Williams M'S
Fadden of the San Francisco State
Helenc.
w’hile in Oregon and $1 00.
Geo. W. Liles, etux to 8 Minnie hlbit*on in Louisiana before this »es-
< Mr. Ray spent
_ considerable time in props., Cleveland. O.
Norma), A. C. Nelson. Hu|H*rlnt«*dent of the employe» of the S P round­ » r 1 w $300
.
—
I
Mathews,
tract
4n
sec.
33,
tp.
17,
s
r
slon
of
the
legislature.
A
house
and
shop«
In
thia
city,
who
slmilar
O.
Alex
Lundllng to George
of Public Instruction of Utah.
the Cascade mountains.
3 w $10
measure was defeated in the house. ■ ; I anxious
----------- He seemed
Issued D"
* to »ecure
President I’. I*. Campbell, of the were laid off during the dull season Knowles, part of lota 1 and 3 In
data In regard to
T.
Christensen.
160
acres
Marriage cicenses »>■: > Ics:
V.
S
to
;
last
January,
arn
to
return
to
work
K*r‘ r
block 3 in’lxtng A lindens add to
,
timber.
University, President W. J. Kerr of
a
.
Is<
?
knn
’
n
that
he
In
»ec
,
33,
tp.
16.
s
r
4
r.
day
to
the
following
■
>'
on
July
1,
according
to
reports
in
Io-
Cottage Grove. 1
the Oregon Agricultural college. Sup
| »ent to Waldo Lake? . over the snow, Small, aged 2 4. and M - Msude
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Melltasa
*'
‘
—
-
Noland
to
R
W.
John,
et
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
,
cal
railroad
circles
The
remaining
a Mix. W. D.
Edward Mix to
erintendent. Robinson from Portland,
:-ne.
♦ »•th A. R. Black on his recent trip ry, aged 32. both of
j half will return to their job« grad­ 80 acre» In see
I». 17 a., r. 6 si, 5 acres in »ec. 16, tp. 30, s r 3
and many others are also on the pro­
to
the lake U
last
BORN
♦
form's»)
.#; WP<k
Further In J. Friday, aged 40 of T ,rest Gro»-
w
$300
ually
ns
business
pick»
up.
About
35
3, Cole's 3rd
w , and lot 1 In
nr»:
gram and taking active part.
\V I. Mallory ot ux to Ffngal S I ♦
♦ thL < 1?" Cnuld not 5,1 **ured. but and Miss tflen M Ba
men in all were laid off.
add to Marcela.
orftrerw of the tom ent Ion.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Hind»
et
ux;
part
of
lot
1.
block
4
1
♦
♦
♦
♦
of
Eugene
Bert
I.
Gias
♦
♦
♦
frel.
t
r
“
'
"
n<1
The
J. M. Working
rd. »<ed •*•
f‘*L confident that Mr Rav has be- and Miss Minnie E H
President. R F. Robinson, Port­
J I J 'nes' ad to Cottage Grove $1.-1
Houston. L. S C
%
June 24. 1908,
land
900.
T
“
k
*
d
wl,h
Mr
Bl
«''
'
n
both
of
Fall
Creek
Hendricks’ add
First Vice-President. W. W. Wil­
G C. Ewen et >ix to W L Malory to H R McBride and wife, a son tlon ente^rtsJ* rP,<“rT°lr and Trig.-
Con. Timber C '« to \\
ey, Tillamook
tr.-o’-’’**
et
ux; par: of lot 1. block 4. J 1. Mrs McBride was f irmerly Miss Hel­
•ec.
Oregon Timber C o W. 1
Hlckot k Bark Conen K
Second
Vice-President, K. T
$1900 en Quiner of Eugene
Jones'
ad to Cottage
edy r‘*’
sec
0.
see
.
2
part
of
sec.
21
18.
A sure cure, one mn can defend by the Hickory Brak U
Moores, Salem
R. H Matteson to 1
Uh Mstte-
■
to*
ssc. 30, n w V. sec
e *w
pany. of Salem, Or . gua'
ÀPOsnr.Hh,kOn’ Bark Cb0*h
Treasurer, Margaret J, Coa per.
16.
»
r.
3
son;
80
acres
in
sec.
1
C A. 8 -T O n X TV .
sec
30
».
r
34.
all
in
tn.
sec.
A sure cur« and It's pure
Urt it pure; guaranteed to cure int<*d »
Salem
w
$100
$1<>
wooueu wind
v
II. . tp 30 »., * <
or money refunded
Gu' Far
Fiecutlie Committee.
H. P. Matteson et
W
Company,
the
houaefurnlsh-
'
L.
<1.
llulin
et
ux
to
William
W
hlt-
*
R F.
J. H. Ackerman, Salem.
make a friend of you 1.-, Stott *»*
Matteson. 80 acres in
eacl'ialvr
agents
for
these
tall,
W.
D.,
lota
I,
3.
3.
4
and
5,
in
Robinson, Portland; Frank Klgler,
i.-ir.
R;^1ProM Dru<
«o Hull's Red Cross Drug
s. r. 3 w
$1.
rywherv.
first-class dealers every
|.ir»t-ciass dealers everywhere.
STATE TEACHERS
BOOTH EXPLAINS
NATIONAL GUAROS
WILL SHOOT FOR
STATE MEDALS
HE WAS 8RIBEDBÏ
CHECK FOR S800
MÛRE NEW EUILGIXGS
COTTAGE GROVE WILL
WIPE OUT DEBT
B0Ï ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS HIMSELF
TRAIN WRECKERS'
TRANSFERS OF LANE
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
ANÛTHER GOULD
COUPLE QUARREL
LOUISIANA ROADS