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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1908)
1 WTGKNK WKKKt.T GUARD. ■ bohemia sharp GIUSEPPE ALIA SAYS MINES DIES CURSING MAY OPEN PRIESTHOOD ■ TH1 RSDAY. JULY 23, IftoK ■t. Father Wulstan Workman. Ing the shot, rushed from the ining sacristy just in time to ad- later to Father Leo t ent. Father Leo explr later In the arms of ediately afte fl with a curse d t TEXTILE TOWN ON COLUMBIA NEAR PORTLAND Hays ; 158 91 acri In ' - »1500 s. r 4 w Mary E Pritchi tn M A. ay lot 1. b ock 4, I A. Q ad to »300. A J. Hov I) 3 HC in d MAY BOND CTY FOR S500.000 IN PLACE OF S300.000 11X Joshua J. w F st er et ux Eugen '. »1 & Q Land ( I'nlti d stat )hemia i.v begin soon council met last night for P Canon City. Colo., July 15.—Call way Hand. July 15 Be f i tit pul iai, tent. 4 0 ac » th. elters at Ta- ing down maledictions of the most the purpose of hearing the answer of road and a ri with i Policeman w r. 9 wheri fcoma,” said Jam H ( Bohemia in precipitous In ¡Sharp, the mt n w o among the water power latent United States to C. Morris Bros . In regard to changing di ¡»covered the | high upon the Roman priesthood, and Danii worshippers, wrenched the gun froth tails immediately ut hand, and with patent, 329 acres in SVC I Bohemia mini _ their bld on the Eugene water bonds shouting "Long live Italy; long live irst brought Ideal weather and ge.'graphical con | the big district t Alta's hand and dragged hint to the s„ r. 9 w. so that they could be suld without vl- J the public the Protestants!" Guiseppe Alla, the street in an effort United States to Robert to protect him ditions, the first textile town on the eye. in talking this morning about i Pacific coast and west of the Missls- olatlng the charter, but it was found maddened worshippers therson, patent 160 acres in murderer of Father Leo Heinrichs, 1 from the mines and mining the policeman and his I sipi river is to be established at a and 19, tp. 17, 9 w. that no reply had been lecelved. "The smelters have lowered their was carried to the death trap at ex I Outside, I point 28'4 miles east of Portland, a L. M. Toiler et ux to L. W. Lee, W The matter of bonding the city for prices $10 a ton. the railroads have actly 8: So o'clock tonight, and paid ! charge were surrounded by several abort distance from Bridal Veil falls hundred persons who were about to D.. lot 7 in blk 6 iu Ellas Stewart's offered a rate that amounts to al the extreme penalty of the crime. ’ $500.000 instead of $300,000 for a The town will be established and add . $1800. tear Alia from the officers hands, most an equal saving, and to get the I the immense manufacturing plant water system was brought up by T G G. Hendricks et ux to L M. To when several priests and Franciscan Perhaps a more sensational and ore out will cost less than ever be- will be operated by the Gordon Falls xler. Q C ll., lot 7 In blk. 6, in Elias j Councilman Williams, who moved thrilling scene was never witnessed brothers apneared on the steps and : fore. ' explained the old miner 'Electric ii Manufacturing Company, Stewart's add.. ‘ $L i that a proposition be prepared asking The smelters have run short of by any of the few persons present at I pleaded with the enraged people to recently organized with a capital | leave the avenging of the awful mur-| Frank Larson, administrator, to I I that a charter amendment be pre- the exception of this murderer,whose ore, because so many mines have stock of $225.000. The capital st. ek. closed up. and in order to get ore cries and screams were only hushed I dr to God. The presence of the ec however, does not indicate the total Martin L. Halls, A. D., 160 acres in I sented to the people to vote on o $500,000 bond issue. The motion have offered and arranged for the by the automatic springing of the clesiastics interceding for the life of cost of this huge manufacturing en sec. 13, tp. 17 s., r. 9 w.. $1800. N. H. Clem et ux to R C. Serfllng I was carried and the city attorney was mechanism, which forever silenced i the destroyer of a beloved brother concessions which amount to per terprise. W. D., lots 17 and 18, blk. 14. Hair 1 directed to prepare and submit the haps $26 or $30 a ton. "Bohemia ” the tongue that cried for vengeance had effect. The single policeman was ¡against those whom Alia had consid permitted to take Alia away In a mount. $1 0. Employee to Sluirt- Profits i proposed amendment so that it may the miner whose fame has gone to the Harry L. Bown. sheriff, to Adah be voted upon. An Utopian idea Is to lie followed East as the central figure of special ered the destroyers of his home and buggy hastily driven to police head Eugene, happiness. In quarters. Several hours later Alia In connection with the numerous em I. Shelton, D., tract The contract with the Willamette articles in the past, thinks that F. J. At 7 o’clock Sasso came in to him ¡spirtt»d out of’town in an automo ployes who will be required in the »7759.7. Valley Company In regard to the sale Hard may begin shipping ore soon. United States to Joseph B Pap®, '■'of the water plant to the city was I - — — old uasiw « IS is U1KU The miner also enthusiastic with the Information that within an bile and taken to Colorado Springs I big manufacturing settlement. Plans for safekeeping aru to-be worked out which will per H R . tract In sec. 28, tp 23 s . r. read, but was referred back to the I about the ledge on his J 4 80 acre hour the execution would take place. The trial was comparatively brief mit all Reserving employes to acquire 3 w„ 1300. j fire and water committee ou account j , ranch.of "Fluror Spar " ’ The ledge. Alia again assented and said he was United States to.Jcss^ Pape, R. It , of alleged discrepancies. for defense an interest In the company, so that I he says, is several miles long and ready at any time. He further said but every opportunity RESTORED PE NA. ¡twenty or twenty-five feet wide in that he felt no sorrow whatever for was given. Insanity was. offered as a eki-Ti ttiav participate in the profit sec. 20, tp. 23 s , r 3 w. $100. It was moved and carried that it United ¡Jtatea to Henry J l’ape. be the sense of the meeting that when ’ - - He was plea to escane the noose. The best accruing from his own labor. Each nwny places.’ It runs through his1 having killed Father Leo. certain that Father Leo was the man alienists in Denver testified that Al family win be provided with a lió n< It R.( iract In sec. 2'1, tp. 23 a., r. | the city secures control of the water place diagonally. 3 w . 14 00. plant 8. W. Taylor be retained as su This is the only ledge, the owner I for whom he had been searching la was sane ani he was sentenced to and sufficient lands for gardens. The W. If Lackey et ux to C. T Park perintendent of the plant at a salary be hanged. A petition from citizens company will donate a suitable plat says, of the kind in the United | many months, and said that he recog- et ux, W. D., 152.26 acres in sec. 13 of $100 per month. I nized the priest as his tormentor by a In Alla's native town in Italy plead of land for park and recreation Jfi«s Sopnia Kittiesen, Evanston, Ill, States, so far discovered. Not any an id claim 49. tp. 20 a., r. 4 w. star on the side of his face. Alia ing for his life, and declaring that pos-s. also for a gymnasium. More I’avenieiM Ordered. of the ore Is produced in this country, LaForrcst Rlcel et ux to Duncan wrilAi ! said he had worked for Father Leo he was undoubtedly Insane, was for Another feature of unique and The matter of paving West Sixth the "Fluric Acid" which is the pro- «1 have been troubled with catarrh warded to the Italian consul here but modern Interest Is the prohibition of 8 ott. W. D., sec. 12. tp. 19 s., r. 7 street, between Willamette and Olive, in Portland, and was sure that he w . »2000. for nearly twentv-tive years and lisvs i duct of the "Fluror Spar.” being killed the right man. unexplalned was the sale of liquor in the l wn. Alia said he i for some reason Imported front France. C. W. Severson et ux to E C. Kel- was brought up and the contract let to the Governor, never presented tried insny cures for it, but obtained "The company has determined," Fluric acid is used in a multitude did not believe there was a God, for ler, W. D., lot 5 in blk. 23. Paclt- to the Warren Construction Compa Many believe that the murder of if so he would not have been permit aciording to its official statement« very little help, ny. The contract for the cement curt of wavs: galvanizing granite, iron ard's add., »500. Father Leo was part of an anarchis ted to be In his present predicament. "to prohibit the sale of Intoxicating ••Then my brother advised me to try ware, and similar things. As the W Polders, trustee, et ux to R. .M. Inga was let to the American Bavin tic plot against the Catholic clergy He said he found no fault with the liquors upon Its premises, or the use Company. I deposit is so large, its value may be Peruns, and I did. law, but that the priest did wrong iu but nothing has recently transpired of guch premises for immoral pur Lewjs. W. D., lot 2 in Tslltcoos Lake “.My health was very poor at the time | almost incalculable. Iw-an ICi'eign« Club, $100. tending to substantiate this view. poses, and breaking up his family. all realty transfers or Two Chicago men looked at the L. E. Bean, city attorney, lenderei I be^sn taking Peruna. My throat was E. Hearle Scott to 8. A. McKay, Previous to coming to Denver Father leases will be made subject to such Declarea lie Is Rca ’ ly to Die sample In the University geological his resignation, to take effect in Au very sore and I had a bad cough. At 4 o'clock this afternoon Warden Leo lived at Paterson. N. J Pater restrictions. It being a fact beyond W. D.. lots 6, 7 and 8, in blk. 6. in Others have re gust. The reason given for the res • •Peruna has cured me. The chronic collection today. son is ^he headquarters of'the Fran controversy that social and business creswell, »350. Cleghorn, of the state penitentiary, 8. P. Short ridge et IIX to 8. R. Pi Ignatlon was that the work is tot catarrh is gone and my health is very cently written to Mr. Sharp. Booth- through his interpreter, Antonio Sas ciscan monks in this country and it conditions will be greatly benefited I Kelly Company, he says, wants to per. W. I)., 52 acres in sce. 28, tp. much for the salary paid. The mat touch improved. so, a prison guard, read the death , has been thought possible that ha in thereby.” ter was discussed, but no action ta 21 s , r. 3 w., »1. “I recommend ueruna to all my buy it. and the government wants to warrant to Alia. Contrary to expec curred the enmity of some one or Will Remove Big Plant. lease the land to put it in a forest ken. T Schlrbel, C 8. P. Ness et ux to . perhaps a group of anarchists there, tation. the prisoner exhibited no emo friends who are troubled as I was.” reserve. This, he refuses to do, be The company has arranged to pur Q. C. U.. 320 acre» in sec. 26, tp. 15 The finance committee reported on personal in its nature and applying tion, not even moving a muscle, and PCRlilMA TABLETS: -Some people pre cause as well as being a blow at his chase the Pendleton Woolen Mills as s., r. 9 w., $1. the assessment for the cost of paving only to him His great popularity and when the reading was finished, said: fer tablets, rather tlisu medicine in a own interests, the move might be an initial step. After removing the Ernest E. Hyland to William Grif Eighth street, and the attorney was "All right, I am ready to die now.” goodness of heart went alrongly to fluid form. Such people can obtain Pern striking at the progress of 1-ane disprove this theory and no evidence entire plant to Gordon Falls the com fin; 40 acres In sec. 4, tp. 19, s. r. 1 directed to draft an ordinance re-as At 6 o'clock supper was served to as tat-lets, which represent the medici county. sessing the cost according to the ac |1. it has come to light pany will enlarge it to a tflree-stamp w the prisoner, it being the regular to support mill and equip It with the latest ma nal ingredientsof I’e-una. Each tablet Sharp went to Salem today to at William Grlffirf et ux to W. P El tual yardage In front of each lot. meal served to the officers of the , Whether or not Alia brooded over The proposition to place on the tend to other business. He baa prison. Before eating, he divided the fancied wronged until his mind be chinery capable of making moat kinds liott; 80 acres in sec, 4. tp. 19. a. r. »quale one average dose of Peruna. streets an automatic watering tank many friends all over the country, food Into five portions, saying one came diseased, it Is admitted that for of woolen goods. Besides continuing 1 w. $1. Man-a-lin the Ideal Laxative. who have asked him frequently to was for his wife, one for himself and years he had entertained a hatred to make the famous Indian robes, the John M. Morss et ux to A R. Land ; by E. E. McClanahan was referred to visit them and In case he successfully one each for his three children. He I for the priesthood, and on this Sun company will make several lines of tract In claim 53, tp. 19, ■ r 3 w the street committee with power to David S"ars, one of the best-known closes out his property he will spend staple goods with registered trade $2000. act. then ate with apparent composure day morning when the chimes sound- marks. bemocrath- warhorses of Oregon, was the rest of his life traveling. Fire Driver Caylor wa» authorised Olaf J. Hansen to 11. P. Glasler; led from the church he had appar and relish. married at Portland yesterday to Mrs. to purchase necessary supplies for lot» 4, 5 and 6, block 11; plat of Dun ently lost all power of control for Dies Ciirsing Priests. Elizabeth Ecoff, of that city. Mr. the team and wagon. can »10. At 8:30 o'clock, everything being I good but the cunning of evil re Sears' borne is at Independence, The matter of location of catch ba U. 8. to Glen O. Powers; 80 acres I malned. The result was murder IS FILED in readiness, the warden's assistants where he Is a heavy stockholder in In sec. 33. tp. 16, ». r. 4 e. Patent, sins in the gutters, with their proper which has no parallel In history. approached Alla's cell ajid led the the National bank. He Is 58 years of J. F. Spray et ux to 8. W. Boyd; construction, was taken up and the to the execution age and this is his first marriage. Lakeview, Or., July 15.— -Prospects condemned man ». r. 3 city engineer was Instructed to noti 14.3 acres In sec. 5, tp. 21, a. fy Contractor Mumtney that unless are now very good for the earlv con- i10»8«. where the black cap and the, w . $1530. this city ' noose were adjusted by the deputyl they are properly put In they, will not structlon of a railroad to Theresa M. Jackson to John F. , | warden. During this period Alla be- j The Oregon Eastern Railway, which Kelly; 64 acres In sec. 16, tp. 16. s. r. be paid tor, and not to alb>w them Joseph Kojietz etux to Lane Co., (Oregon Agricultural College Bulle ■ •• i came frantic and rent th - air with his ' to be put in at all unless they are is supposed to be a part of - the Har- tract la sec. ^7, tp 18, s r 3 w. 2 w. $10. tin by Janies Dryden.) riman system, has filed in the United yei1’ a"d curses against the priest- Geo. Watt et ux to Glen O. Powers; put In right. H. ,1. Chenowerth -I Positively enred by etux to Lane The labor of pruning and spraying a map _ "‘,ltln.g' , . if„11£ i|vp »he Pro-1 al>‘i cultivating, no matter how Intel- County, tract in sue. 26, and 35 tp, tract in sec. 21, tp. 16, s. r. 4 e. 5 these Little Pills. States land office at this pie -e ,!ive 1,al> ■ 1O,‘S Uve the * ro in„n.!v done mav all lie wasted nn- 18, s A 3 w. ) They also relieve Dis- of Its right of wav through this lan.1 $2500. ligentiy done, may all be wasted un-1 ♦ ♦ ♦ tress tromPj-sjx psla, In-’! district. The map Bhows the eight <>f |tes’ J. O Storey et ux to W. F. Whlt- ♦ G. D. Hoerdman etux to Lane Co., * upon the trap. I 'e8S on<i other thing Is done, A fruí' i I Alia was placed - — ---r- wst.iun and fttiii Too T. wt Hearty way to begin at the state line, 15 <• MARRIED dtyesUou J Chaplain Blake, of the prison, utter tree is like a "willing horse ” that tract in secs 3 5 and 26. tp 18, s r 3 beck; tract lu sec. 12. tp. 17. s. r. 4 w; tract In Sunset Row. $2080. Eating. A perfect rem miles south of Lakeview, and run in * ♦ ed a short prayer, the dripping water takes upon itself a load It cannot car-! w. $1. J. K. Palmer Pt ux to J. Z. Coates; ♦ ♦ ♦ edy for Dizziness. Nausea. a northerly direction through this ' ry. There is a limit To ‘the amount I ‘ E. E. Hyland to A. J. Renfro, tract ot the automatic mechanism releas $1800 Bud Taste .town to the north part of the county, tract in Cottage Grove. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. C ’. A., PILLS. In Drowsiness. ed the great weight, and at exactly i of fruit a tree can bring to perfec In sec. 6, tp 19. s r 1 e » I 00. the Mouth. Coated where It connects with the survey Sylvester W. Boyd et ux to W. B Bonnett, 422 Washington street. Eu First National Bank to T. G. llen- tion, and the wise orchardlst w ill see i s jo the body was jerked into the Toague. Pain in the side made across the stat from Vale, in tract in sec. 5, tp. 21, a. r. gene, July 15. 1908, at I p. in., Re air. Unfortunately, his neck was not to ft that the tree is not overloaded | drlcks, 520 acres In sec. 14. tp. 20. Cooper; 3 w. $800. TORPID WER. They Malheur cunty, ina Alton McCully, of Halsey, an.I broken, owing to the slipping of the Tile horticulturists who have demon-1 s r 1 w. »100. rigulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. James C. Porter et al to Alexan- Miss Blanche Ruth Campbell. Rev. county. strated the value o t he practice tell I M. R. Hastings etux to Lane Co., rope, and hi died of strangulation. A number of other railroad sur-| us that thinning the fruit Is just as | tract in sec 27, and 34, tp 18, s r 3 der Cooley; 100 acres ln tp. 20, ». r. Cecil C. Curtis officiating The SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. vevs have been made through this, After 13 minutes Alla's body wan cut essential 2 w. $t. as pruning and spraying w. »1.00. groom is a rising young merchant of and he was pronounced dead. dow n section in recent years, one to Klam-| F. C. Bean to Calvin Bushnell; lota Halsey, and the bride is a daughter and cultivating. One good apple is W. B Dillard etux to Lane Co., Story of Allah < 'rime. Genuine Must Bear ath Falls and another to Redding worth two or more poor ones, when tract In sec. 27 and 34, tp. 18, s r 3 3, 11 and 12, block 3, and lot 3, of Mrs. Bonnett. They left on the .Guiseppe Alla ’ s crime, the murder of hy P uziff riV- , VX W - • » ----------- Fac-Sirrrile Signature Cal., along the course of the Pitt riv-| block 4, Mapleton. $600. you are seeking gilt-edg d prices. w. flyer laat evening for a honeymoon John F. Kelly et ux to T. M. Jack- trip north. er, which was formerly the l‘ Professor Lewis, of the Agricultu at v the altar rr no*»«iwzx ot r riinvlSC <111 niOllKH. 1» W. A. Cox etux to Charles F. Cox, son; 16(1 acres ’ In secs. 2, 14 and 32, I of Goose Lake, ral College, says that "thinning Is tin- m th.; ran in.St. ^rH. In IJen- tract In Florence. tps 16, 17 and 21, a. r. 2 and 7 w MINISTERS AFTER SUNDAY I ver, while the priest was adminlater- key to success.” He gives in Bulle N. A. Whlteaker to Margaret $100. section is on the N. C. O.. the narrow I tin No. 93 of the Oregon station five BASEBALI, AT SALEM , mg the sacrament of the Eucharist, Fleming. 40.40 acres In sec 25, tp 17. guage road runing nor’hward from | Johannes Kuest to Katie Russell; | «truck horror to the heart of every good and sufficient reasons why thin s r 4 w. $3400. Reno. Nev. Last year the road was tract In tp. 17. s r. 4 w. $1. ning should be do«»- Here they are: Salem, July 16 Sunday baseball person in Denver and awakened anx W. W. Calkins etux to Allen H Charles J. Barhlte et ux to Adaline Is a dead sporting event at Salem, extended twenty mllej from Madaline "It makes the fruit larger, better Eaton, part of lot 6 In block 30 in world lest It to Likely, and this year it Is to lie I iety in the Catholic A. Fetrow; part of lot 5 and lot 8. according to three ministers who have colored, destroys disease-infested and «hould prove the beginning of a gen Fairmount $1. extended a like dist in< e and prob-1 block 2, Cheshire’s ad to Eugene been trying to stop games on the Sab imperfect specimens, and tends to Paulua Newell to Fred Fisk, part Grading outfits arej eral p>an ot prieat-mutder. ably further, bath. Alia tad teen In Denver several cause the tree to produce an annual of lot 8 In hick 17 In Mulls don $500. $300. tix to F. L. Webber Wilcox et now building roadbed between Likely . I When the preachers notified Man • ir.o n.ployed, nil apparently crop.” A. C. Dixon etal to B C. Johnson, Chambers; part of lot 4. block •>. and Alturas, and the st-el gang has Wl ‘ " , Those are definite, clear-cut state liennll’es» !<. rly on tue morning of ager lleyaer, of the Salem team, that begun laying rails at Likely. When Sunday, F ■h’-uary 23. according to ments. There is nt> mistaking their lot 3 and 4 In blk 5 tn D an J add Christian's second ad to Eugene. arres'»would follow any attempt to to Coburg. $ I 0. the steel bands reac'.t Alturas Lake big story, he was aroused from sleep meaning; read the mover again. »700. st> ' ” Ida;- baseball, the manager State of Oregon to Rose M Hollen- view will be only 58 miles from the 1 F. Blanton to J. T. Campbell; r< piled: As to how the thinning should be l > the ring.ng of the chimes in St i k. 905.99 acres In Hee 29, t|> IN, terminns of the road, but th 1 unfortu Elizabeth 'b.i.ch. H.i n'ose, dressed done Professor Lewis says in the bul tract In Eugene. »100 "B-tter have your warrants ready a r 5 w. $461.98. nate circumstance connec'eil with the himself bu-rledly and walked out to letin referred to> F. L. Chambers el ux to Fred E. Slate of Oragon to Henry Hollen- Chambers; part of lot 6. sec. 32. tp. now, for the TrJ-City game will he extension of the road from the south "Always thin to one fruit on a led liy ’ll i musical tones played next Sunday, no matter what I is that it will practically corauei this •lit ehnmh. It a call t » worship. But spur, and where the spurs are close I beck, deed. 280 acres in sec. 36, tp. 17. and lot 1, sec. 5, tp. 18, a. r. 3 w. h-.ppsni:." pialing Lu'I 16, s r 2 w. $350. »2209. section to do all its trading with ( il- all the fruit should be removed on a | i e went n< >t w’th the thought o’ State of Oregon to H F Holien- United States to Ira D. Hyland ; ifornlans, when the ne pie of this t ha«iksi1vl'’.j. in mind, for he de- few of the spurs. The best apple of sec 18, tp. 18, s 160 acres In sec. 12, tp. 20, a. r. 2 w IIAKKISItl EG UH AI.S section would prefer to be conn'o’ed .¡ar'd a'.il i< pasted, many times af- the cluster is th»- one to leave. The i beck. 4 0 acres in r 5 w. »«0. with Portland, the natural trade cen ti- tls ariert, that the chimes re earlier t.’.e thinning the better, as ! Paient. etux to M. C. Dion E. Pearce Mr. and Mrs. James Willoughby Louis M Anderson et al ! to T. G tre of the state of which th< y are a lated e'levi d wrong.i i >perlej>"ed In the remaining fruit receives all the | Black, deed, part of lot 3 and 4 In Luckey, 160 acres In sec. 5, ! tp. 17. visit I with friends and relatives in mparts a pleasing softness part. •>ls native I’a'y. and attributed by energy from the very first of Its block 3 In McFarlands add to Cotta«»' Eugene last Saturday and Sunday. b r 4 e »1. and delicacy to the skin » growth. The thinning should be Grove, ttf ’o the church Mr >iBd Mrs. George Turner, of W. W. Chessman etux to J. M ■xnd restrains the ravagea r>( is about the size I went done wh n the fruit All Entering the church, Pearce etux M C. <o Dion E I Eugene, were here Sunday last visit- . ...El Bl ’ 'l l In Kitchen, lot 1 and part of lot 2 sun, wind and time. mon y of bl ew- of a hazel nut. It sometimes requires Black,, lot 5 in block 5 In O D Mc- tnrough 'be tlR.i: usual <• I Ing with relatives and friends, and 4(4 LINST MEDFORD blo< k 4 of Ki lsaf’s add to Eugène. ts continued application elimi more judgment and discrimination to Ferland's 1st add to Cottage Orovi < ITI COI N< II,MAN ting him eif with hi ly *ater. and Mabel C. Almose etal to John J I were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. nates sunburn, tan and freckles and then seat« d ni.::~lf it re his view of thin fruit prop >erly than It does to U. S^ to Oeffuier, 160 acres In se» Pope, tract in sec. 16, tp. 17, s r 1 e i F. Klee near Muddy. be unobstructel gather It. The * cost of thinning de- 28 tp 17, • rie fenders imperceptible annoying Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clnrk came Medford. Or..July 15. The first the alter W >H* I nof »1. pend« up n the price of labor and the ritual up to minor blemishes and sallowness. ’ <'U 160 a< There he to Ixiuls Megatron. U. 8. from Eugene Sunday morning recall petition in Oregon under the| Etta Wald etal to J. W. Maltman, {down Usually res In sen 10, tp 17, s r S w e _. — •« •• 4.. 1 • I » 1« a 1« I «■ a a csewm w a » communion is given I the condition i of the trees. where It possesses a dainty, clinging odor the point institution j pa >.z\ rents, amendment to the f'jr .i vjalt w new v ____ ......... part , f |<>- 7 In bio. k :i In Skim - Alla ap , the price will range from 15 to 80 TP prepared. exclusively its own and is in every Fred Fisk to Paulus E Newell, Mr and Mrs. William Curtis, at Mtid- adopted at the Jun election Is be- to all who add to Eugene »â.hOO. don kne**ling. cent» per trr,e. 16 Oacres in nee 2 tp. 20, i r 5 and way a perfect toilet luxury. Price . dy station They returned to Eu- fl: ■st ward by proached the alter. , and Ing circulated In tti A L. Ball etux to Carrie 8 Ful-1 I gene In the evening. “Do not let j our trees bear heavily j 11 w. »100. i X) nta. Ask your druggi: 50 « cents. druggist for it re call of John awaited the arrival of the priest at | while prohibitionist Stew lot 8 In block 3 in Ellas i every fruit produced , young, a 1er, the communion not knowing. Alia ■ etai to Sabra E Wm. H. Miller The alleged W. 14. Widner made three trips to I »»«TIM» D. Olwell vitality and heavy! I. aiiiti Miller, tract In sec 6, tp 21, a r 3 w. art'« i add to Eugene. Junction City Friday and Saturday th st Mr Ol- has said, or caring who it should be. reduces their cause of form of the trees, i yields ruin th Pope, A number of other communicant» Ardella McDonald to R. A. »383. i last for the purpose of taking over a Ide in the ward. well does of time for trees toj >e that had assumed the same posture, and j Thwre Is plenty R. C. Arne etal to W H. Cooper, lot 3 and part of lot i In block 10 In | lot of hops, which it was desired to The real have received the i bear after they immunion rail were} University add to Eugene, $1. 20, s r 3 w. 4 28 acres in sec. 33, tp I Nash | ship from that city, to finish out a he voted :en. When Father . proper training and preparation for| $600. getting 8. A. Huddleston to George Wld- carload let. bar. and Some men boast i all who knew him I future usefuln»-» s Emile Robert to Louis W. Hun mer, lot 2 in block 16 In James Hud- The Spaulding log drive has passed Olwell on de the church ap- of the wotrderfu I yield of their two' ziker, 220 acres In sec 9, tp. 17, » r d lest on add to Eugene. $10. this city and the logs are now on their his place wh placed the wafer add three-year-< ild apple trees, but 8 w $3000 J. 8. Ferguson < r*tux to James F. way to the mills at Salem, Newberg Mr. ( <-d Impressed with they d” uni r»-a 1 Ize what It means to: W. C. Washburne. admr. to Am Mode, 160 arrea In sec. 5, tp, 16, s and Oregon City. For several days — man of sacredness of the them In the fntu anda H. !«ee, lots 6 and 7 In blk 41 row »1500. last week the river was pretty ft.ll It requires a d with thoughts of In Junction City, »1500. h.,» o u to William O. of logs of almost all sizes and vari#- Jam s F. Mode el r, according to his R C. Ostrander etux to W B. to tp. 15, s r j tie*. Martin, tract in sec mid barely restrain Cooper, lots 2 and 3 In blk 4 on Mc Mrs. E. R. McDaniel and daughter. 6 w. »1200. to na tter at of the Ing vtoleoc Queens add to Cottage Grove Grove. »600. Miss Beatrice, and her sister-in-law, l. the »cene iway half the fruit t Louisa Leonard to Bank of Cot- I Miss Gone McDaniel, of Los Angeles, man or- tage Grove, lot 1 In blk 2 In George- d character vflllne to heir, but th Mrs. Minnie Washburn has sold I Cal., are visiting with relatives and the Iii trpH as a town, »500 hardest lo.ks ution her fine residence property at the friends In this city, and are the ed his whoiild be willing horse." and d the priest, Amanda Hays to Astoria Abstract corner of East Eleventh and Batter- guests of their cousin. Mrs Geo. J. at it* own of each ow*. wotected from violet Mahon, the well- Wilhelm Title tr Trust Co., tract In sec 3 4. son streets, to H. Bulletin. • obj«*et of tp 19. s r 6 w Don’t defeat •■ant the consecrated Vanda »200. known timber and mining broker, T Mandle pruning of the ’tiltlvaflnr, spri-ylng i C. Arnel, one of the substantial cit- J F Spray etux to W, B Cooper. who will occupy the house some time began suit In neglecting to thin the tract in sec 4. tp. 21. a r 3 w »9.50 In the fall. The terms of the sale are ' Izens of the .Mohawk valley, i» in the against the Gar W. A. Bell et ux to E . L. Dorr; private I........ . 1« known that Mrs. I city from Marcóla today. He states tnerchanti In Oktihonm Wtlwlsforwi. rt of lota 4 and 5 In block 9 Park Waahhurne ■ made a handsome profit that the aawlogs now being »hipped ages In raid 1 She will build a from Marcóla to the Eugene Lumtwr on the pro »party. d's ad to Eugene »10. a fam I fall or next spring ¡Company's ___ mill In thia city are the Dietz to Mary A. D<dtj lot bungalow this and reside I In It each summer, but she ' first ever ahlpped out of that vall»-y, ns’ ad to Eugene $ 1 will mak her home In Washington, although the lumber Industry has Hart et ux to Jefes A \lfcl« 1» C . w Ith her son, Chester, each tlourlshed there for several years, ot 3. block », N. P Chrl I ' many mills having been established winter. »d to Eugene ,1000 there lately. The logs came from Mr. B. Cooper et ux to F Arnel'» place just abofe Marcóla, and w t O SeC. 4. tP. 21,8. T. ! th” company has contracted for William McClanahan et a Lnd enough from him to make three car '«e er ’ 6 acres In aec ! loads a day, whluh Is the average - morta 200. | shipment, for the next »lx weeks. n a ruvo in Fit teber I •traled tl and dish ed d health very poor BY RLJ Catarrh Twenty-five Years- Had a Bad Cough. TRANSFERS OF LANE) COUNTY REAL ESTATE SIGK CARTER’S ITTLE IVER A rters 1 jjquh > fac : POWDER [HOYT CHEMIMI CO ™Mn BINfi : SM-VIAI.K SHINGUs 1 _ PQST5,BOXES: I .
