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41 THE EUGENE WEEKLY THURSDAY. SEITKMBKR 10. 10OS t DELK MM » • XNA.X X < *1 IM. PMTSrCIANS SATS HARRIMAN HELD SOMMERVLLE DIED DP RT SHRINERS FROM HEMORRHAGE THIS MORNING This recipe is highly recommended by one of our correspondent»; try It tor dessert tomorrow. Peel five large bananas, rub smooth with five teaspoonfuls of su gar. Add one teacup sweet cream beaten to a stiff froth, then add one 10c package of Lemon JELL-O dis solved in 1 1-2 teacups of boiling wa ter. Pour into mold and wh n cold Los Angeles, Sept. 2.—Fred Som garnish with candled cherries. Serve with whipped cream, or a good pud- erville, administrator of the estate of ding sauce. JELL-O la sold by all his second cousin, M. L. Somerville, grocers at 10c per package. who died here suddenly August 13, has asked the police to investigate NOTICE FOR PI BLICATiON. U. 8. Land Office at Ros«:burg, Oregon, July 15, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that Harri son K. Shirk of 725 E 11th St., Eu gene, Oregon, who, on July 14th, 1908, made application und«*r the Timber and Stone Acts. No. 02 17, for XX'*4 of NEX4; HE *4 of NE%; and NE *4 of SE *4 , Section 8, Township 19, South, Rang«« 6, West, XX 111am- ette Meridian, has fill’d noth e of in tention to make Final Proof, to es tablish claim to the land above des cribed, before XX’. W. Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, at Ills office at Eu gene. Oregon, on the 7th day of Oc tober, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: I«ouis Hoselton of Crow, Oregon; Lesne Hoselton of Crow, Oregon ; Al- John Lewis of Crow, Oregon; bert M. Hendricks of Eugene, Ore- «on. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. FOR PUBLICATION, of the Interior , U. e at Roseburg, Oregon, 908. eby given that William ■ne, Oregon, who, on made application un- and Stone Acts, No. 4 of NE *4, Section '7 South, 1 Range i west, »» iiiameite Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Fl- nal Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. W. Calkins, (I. S OunmiHsionei .it his office at Eugene, Oregon, on the 2nd day of November, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Hal. E. Wood, of Eugene, Oregon. Marvin L. llammltt, of Eugene, Oregon. Warren C. Smith, of Crow, Oregon. Clark H. Decker, of Waltervllle, Oregon. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. June 17th, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Alex Hasvol of Crow, Oregon, who, on March 13th, 1903, mails Homestead Entry No. 12503, for NWX4, section 19 Bouth, Range 12, Township Willamette Meridian, « West, notice of Intention filed final flve-yxr proof, make to establish claim to the land above -ibed. before W. W. Calkins, U. .llaaloner, at Eugene, Oregon, SM h liav or Septeni !>■•: I *01 aimant uatnes as witnesses ..»ph Gat«»» of Crow. Oregon; Earl Karl «rsons of Eugene, Oregon; Baldwin of Panther, Oregon; H. B. Baldwin of Panther, Oregon. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. The three hundred Shrin- ers on their pilgrimage from Portland to Eugene today- held up the train of E. H. Harriman, the great railroad magnate, and forced him to alight and speak to the Shriners. The holdup occur red on a siding and was ac complished by the aid of a Chinese flag and the Arab Patrol. Harriman donned a fez of Al Kader temple and shook hands with many men. After the Shrners had cheer ed the railroad official and as his train started, Harriman stood on the rear platform and said: "Now give three cheers for J. P. O’Brien." SPECIAL SESSION AND STIRS Indianapolis. Ind., Sept, 4.—Re publican politics is at the point here tonight over the of a special session of the legisla ture by Governor Hanley and his ac NATRON ROAD WILL BE BUILT, HATH II XRRIMXN COUNT LEO TOLSTOY. I hlhiptlii’opist and liberalist who at the uge of eighty dettes tile czar. th«» case, believing that his relative was foully dealt with. On the other hand. Dr Newell J. Brown, who at tended Somerville, signed a death certificate stating that the man died from shock following gastric hemor rhage, superinduced by alcoholism continued for years. Somerville was stricken with hem orrhage when he went to his place of business, of which he had been pro prietor for more than a year, on the morning of August 13. He died at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. "There is no question but that his hemorrhage was brought on by the continued use of alcohol." said Dr. Brown today, "I was convinced of that when I signed the death certlfi- cate." "We are suspicious about his death." said Fred Somerville today. "I did not know anything of it until the body had been sent to Eugene, Oregon. I had thought somewhat of employing private detectives, My lawyer advised me to do so when I laid the case before him. I have now decided to enlist the aid of the po- lice." Somerville refused to say much about the case He would not state what reasons he had for believing that his cousin had been foully dealt with He admitted that there was valuable property missing but re fused to say what it was. "All work originally outlined for Oregon, which was checked or dis continued last fall on account of the financial depression, will be carried to completion at once. The Central Oregon line will be built as quickly as the materials and money can be gotten together, That branch is now out of m.v hand: s and in charge of the local traffic managers, It will be started Immediately. J. FRANK HANLY. “The Oregon and Washington road, which includes tre peninsula tunnel, the Tillamook extension, the Icompanying announcement that he Klamath-Natron line, the removal of would recommend to that body that the tracks on Fourth street In Port it enact a local opti in law, with the land, In fact all the work projected county as a unit. Th«» legislature is when we were compelled to withdraw called to meet September 18, and the from the field last fall, will be fin uncertainty as to what it will do will hamper the Republican speakers in ished without loss of time. "With the exception of the Cen respect to state issues, and cause tral Oregon road, these other pro them trouble In various directions. The governor did not act without jects will take more time and it will be some months before we can get consulting the leaders, but he found started on them, but all will be car them ail opposed to his plans and It is ried to completion. It fa not our in acted against their advice. tention to abandon .any of the'pro broadly hinted that he Is not enthus jected work in Oregon.—E. H. Har iastic over the state ticket, and that, if the legislature does not bow to his riman in Portland interview. will, he will carry out his threat, made at the state convention, to take PEACE BETXVEEN the stump against Fremont Good RAILROAD MAGNATES wine. candidate for lieutenant-gover nor. Frlendly rivalry for traffic, Instead Many citizens, however, not poli of war to the knife as heretofore, will ticians, are much In favor of a local | govern the relations between option law with the county as the | the Hill and Harriman systems here unit, and some of them think that the after. according to a statement made enactment of such a law would take by E. H. Harriman at a reception the question out of the campaign and given him at the Commercial Club that the Republicans would profit by last night. The former misunder It. standings. he says, are over, and a The governor also seeks extra pow-1 friendly basis of operations has been er to deal with night riders in South reached. ern Indiana. All Oregon lines projected by the Harriman system will be built, said be. Just as soon as practicable. After a year of financial unrest Mr. Harri ♦ BORN ♦ man says the Interests he represents ♦ ♦ have escaped with hardly a scratch and are in good shape to proceed In Eugene, September 5. 1908, to with construction. Clarence Elliott and wife, a eon, Mr. Harriman left Portland Satur weight 10*4 pounds. day night by special train for San Francisco. He stopped at Medford In Eugene, September 5. 1908, to and Ashland, and will Join his fam Carl V. Oglesby and wife, a son. ily at Weed, Cal., yesterday. Hlckork Bark Cougn Rcmeoy.tnade | ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦♦*♦ + •* + ♦ ♦ by the Hickory Brak Remedy Com ♦ ♦ pany, of Salem, Or., guaranteed to be ♦ BORN ♦ pure; guaranteed to cure your cough ♦ ♦ or money refunded. Guaranteed to [ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ * ♦ make a friend of yon. For sale by I Hull’s Red Cross Drug Store and I To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner, first-class dealers everywhere. of Portland, a month ago, a daugh- ., • ■ * ., ■ >■ -■■■*, • ■ « ter. Mrs. Wagner was formerly .Miss Jennie McFarland, of Eugene. EI GENE M YY II AX E A Mll.K (XINDENSKRY Nolle«' for I'nldiialioii Uultcd States ljind Office, Rose C E. Rogers, a friend of I. H. burg, Oregon, April 1 7, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that In com Bingham, from Detroit. Mich., Is In pliance with the provisions of til«' act Eugene looing over the country In the of Congress of June 3, 1 878, entitled, Interest of capitalists who doelre to "An act for the sale of timber lands put In a milk condensing plant here. If cows in sufficient number to in the States of California. Oregon, Neva«!«, and Washington Territory," justify the erection of a medium-sised hh <>xt<*nded to all the Public Land plant can be guaranteed within a ra States liy act of August 4, 1 892, dius of eight miles, the plant will be Parley S Pierce of Springfield. Coun erected at once. No bonus will be ness district in the past two weeks, ty of I.Htie State of Oregon, filed In ask«M from th<> citizens, as the people all having started from unknown who are contemplating putting In th«» sources. this office’ on April 15. 1908. hls It is rumored, though the News has xvilliamw CAlfHOLIC salve sworn statement No. 9713, for the plant liav«* plenty of capital with been unable to get the information WITH ARNICA and WITCH HAZEL purchase of th«' SIX' 1-4 of NXX’ 1-4 which to carry out their plana Boise, Idaho, Sept. 2.—The repub ♦♦♦v++*++++++++++ Washington. Sept. 3—In the case from headquarters. that the Booth- Mr. Blnghom will show Mr Rogers nnd W 1 2 ,«t SIX 1 t or Section No. ♦ of the Pacific Coast Lumber .Mann- lican state convention gave Idaho ♦ Kelly Company has made a contract The best salve in the world for cuts, 24 in Township No. 18 south. Range the country surrounding Eugene this •f MARRIED ♦ i facturera, St. Paul and Tacoma Lum- No. 8, West, W. M . and will offer afternoon, and a meeting of th«» board bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet with the Southern Pacific Company its biggest political surprise when at ♦ + proof to ahow that the land sought of governors of th«> Commercial Club ter. chapped hands and all skin erup for two trains daily. to run from the eleventh hour it defeated the *♦+♦++♦++♦♦+++++♦ [ ber Company, and numerous other J concerns against the Northern Pacif Springfield to Wendling and return siate ticket agreed on by Chairman Is more valuable for Its timber or will be held this evening for th«» pur tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction At the home of the bride's mother, etone than for agricultural purposes, pose of making arrangements to pre or money refunded. Sold by Lina These trains, it is said, will haul all Brady, the nominee for governor. Mrs. R. Scobert, at 113 West Seventh ic and nineteen other railroads; alio the case of the Southwest Washing the logs to the mill from that section The opposition led by George W. drug company. and to establish his claim to said pare the required data of the country. A track will be built Thompson of Nez Perce county put street. Eugene, this morning at 9 ton Lumber Manii'acturers' Associa Milk condensing plants In other land befor«» XX'. W Calkins, I S along the side of the mil) pond where through a deal that upset all calcu o’clock. Perry A. Twitchell and Miss tion against the Northwsetern, Bur Commissioner, at his office in Eu parts of the state hav«» paid from the GRAND ARMY ELECTS ITS NEXX OFFICERS the logs will be shot Into the water. lations. and defeated the one man Zelma Mae Scobert. Rev. D. H. Trim lington and other railroads, and the gene, Oregon, on Thursday the 3rd start, and there la no reason why such It is said that the trains will cost the who was regarded as having clear ble officiating. The couple left on Oregon and Wash ngtoa Lumber [a plant here should not. There ap day of September,, 1908. the noon train for Portland, where Manufacturers' Association. Eastera Toledo, Sept 3.—Colonel Henry [ Booth-Kelly Company several thous sailing. Congressman French was they He names as witin»«»es: William It pears to be enough cows in the vicin will reside. & Western Lumber Company and and dollars monthly. defeated for the nomination by Col- Pierce of XX’alton, Oregon; Jarvis I'. ity of Eugene to furnish enough milk M Nevlus, of Red Bank. N. J., nine other lumber concerns against Word has been received at Spring ----- ------- ----- onel - <«. Thomas R. - Hamer, of Idaho Sutherland, of Walton, Oregon; WIl- for the operation of the giant, and It today elected commander-ln-chlef of ACT QUICKLY the Union Pacific. Oregon Short Lae Ham 8 Sutherland of Walton, Ore- Is confidently expect«»«1 that Mr Rog the Grand Army of the Republic. The field that Wtll White, who formerly- Falls, although French had been and eight other lines, the Interstate the first ballot, worked for the Booth-Kellv Company slated to win. gon. William Neely of Eugene. Ore- ers will carrv a favorable report to electton was on Delay Rae Bern Dangerous in Rn- commerce commission today author which gave Mr Nevlus 454 votes, and was a nephew of J. T. Tuffs, Is the people whom he rspreeents. Following Is the ticket: gon. gene ized the railroads to establish differ compared with 254 for ex-Governor now lying at the point of death from United States senator. Weldon B. , Any and all persons claiming ad- Notice for Publication The Heyburn of Shoshone; congressman,; entials not to exceed ten cents per Van Sant, of Mlnn«»aota. and 90 for consumption at Grants Pass. versely the above-described lands ar* Do the richt thing at the right hundred above the rates on fir L. T. Dlckason, of Illinois. On mo young man left here about three Thomas R. Hamer. Fremont: gov-[ requested to file their claims In this Department of the interior. ber between the sa::e> points Th“ tion of the former Minnesota execu years ago. but has many friends who ernor, Janies H. Brady, of Bannock; : time United States I-and Office, office on or before the said 3rd day Act ........ ... u«*,««CI. Quickly in times of danger. authority is grants 1 w.:h the pro»!*- lieutenant governor. L. H. Sweetzer, of Sptember, 1 90.8. Roseburg, Or . May 13. 1908. tive. the election of the New Jersey will regret learning of the sad news Backache is kidney danger. Ion that no such differentials or dif Grover Kestley took his depart of Cassia; secretary of state, Robert Other BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Notice Is hereby given that I.tike man was made unanimous. Doan's Kidney Pills act qulcklv. ferential of less than ten cents below attorney Register. [Scott, of l'anther. Oregon, who on officers were chosen as follows: Sen ure the latter part of the week for Lansdon. of Washington; Cure all distressing, dangeious the rates that prevail I prior to No February 1 1. 1902, made Homestead ior vice commander. J. Kent Hamil Ontario, where he has been elected general. D. C. McDougall of Oneida; kidney ills vember 1 last. i ’he differ N«>tic«‘ for l'iibll«'rt<lon. Entry No. 1 1 .298 for S'v SKU. NW ton. of Ohio; junior vice commander. as assistant principal of the schools auditor, S. Taylor of Bonner; treas Plenty of evidence to prove this entials prescribed n the case of ;h* United States Land Offl«*. «4 SB *4. SE4 SW',. S«»ctlon 18. C. C. Royce, of California; chapialn- for the coming year, Grover is one urer. S A. Hastings, of Nez Perce; W A. Haskell, of 272 West Sev Potlatch Lumber C r.pany and ’ti Roseburg, Or., March 31. 1908. Tow nah Ip 19 S. Range 5 W. XVII- In-chlef. J F Spence, of Tennessee: of the late graduates of the Unlver- mine Inspector, F C. Moore of Sho Notice 1» hereby given that in com lamette Meridian, has filed notice of surgeon-ln-chief. J. Lane Tunehill, of sltv of Oregon, and this wlll be his shone; superintendent of public in enth s'roet. Eugene Or., says: "In ers against the North rn Pacific «M first year tn the school room as a struction. S. ■served. Belle Chamberlain; our family Doan's Kidney Pills have other carriers muf pliance witii the provisions of the act Intention to make final five year Maryland This permlssi n . - not saaw* J XX Stebbins, of Alabama, made teacher, but we predict for him a presidential electors. Edgar Wilson, been a standard remedy for many of congress of June 3. 1878, enti proof to establish claim to the land tled \ i act tor the «ale of timber above described before XX' XX Cal a fight for junior vice commander on bright future. of Ada; John Lamb, of Owyee. and years. Nearly every member of the the endorsement or «-ablishmettt r family has used them at one time or higher rates for a I Frank XX’hlteman informs us that A. A. Crane of Kootnai. ter haul t“* lands in the nat«»» of California. Or«»- kins. U. 8. Commissioner, on the 1st the ground that the South, with 150,- another It does not seem to make for a longer haul In ' 000 graves of Union dead to care for. | he has leased his corner building op e <ame dirw- gon, Nevada and Washlagton territo day of September. 1908 any difference what the symptoms tion, when the shnr'er haul is inc ’’■■■ ry," as extendi'd to all public lam! Claimant names as witnesses: still Is unrepresented on the National | posite the hotel to J. S Kirklev. who ANOTHER BIG FIRE AT will move his meat market therein _______ stat«»» by act of August 4, 1892, Jon Jesse Hooker, of Panther. Oregon; ________________________________________ PENDLETON YESTERDAY mav be. if the trouble exists In the ed within the longer kidnevs Doan’s Kidney Pills will __ ________________ Mr. Kirkley expects to fit up one of The effect of this ’ »« is 1 athan H Vim "tit, of Eugeue. county Earl Parsons, of Panther. Oregon; [ the best markets in Lane county The Pendleton. Sept. 3.— In a fire cure It. I used tn have a sort of lum the lumbermen In : ■ Si kaB* of Lane, state of Oreg, a filed in this Earl H Baldwin, of Panther. Oregon A sure cure, one you can depend . location is an ideal one bago and pain In the back, and It trfet are to get a L,w«- rate tot which totally destroyed office on June 17. 1 907. his swore H. B Baldwin, of Panther. Oregon. the Alta upon Hickory Bark Cough Remedy ole Holverson has Wold the Peo- House and feed barns was for this trouble that I used them. East than the coast atatea ent No 9375. for the purchase BENJAMIN l E *DY _____ early .... this A sure cure and its pure Use It pies’ meat market to J. L Barbre. morning. I would not hesitate to recommend that this différer of the W*4. SE1«, of Section No .'2. _ nine head af horses and Register for all lung trouble, rouge, colds, | who wtll take possession October 1st. $15.000 worth of property were de Doan's Kidney Pills in any case exceed ten cents per Ji indred poo In Township No 19 south of Range \<>11< i t <»it pi di icxriov hoarseness and sore throat. For sals The deal has been pending for «ome where there Is hope of a cure.” No. 2 treat, W M , Or., and will offer U. S. I .and Office at Roseburg, : by Hull's R»d Cross Drug Store and [time, but was not closed until Tues- stroyed. The hotel was a two-story For sale by ail dealers. wooden structure with stables in the proof to show that the land sought Is Oregon, Mav 2nd. 1908. __ ___ » nee nv Price 50 i first-class dealers everywhere. day News. cents Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. : ♦ ♦ ,♦♦♦♦♦** ♦ rear, both largely patronized by far more valuable for its timber or stone I New York. sole agents for the Uni Notice 1.« hereby given that Alice SI IT AGAINST mers. Many teams were in the »ta than for agricultural purposes, and 1 Perdue of Eugene. Oregon, who. ♦ The grandmothers of the old Dutch bles when the fire broke out. but ted States SOUTHERN !’A*1F|4 ♦ to «»atabllsh his claim to said land be- The Japan,»««' construction crew- is Mav 1st. 1908. made timber ap- LA»* ♦ Dnnkard families in Western Penn FOR (.K t XT I-'-' .-?7?w TBb * r ! h * ‘ n *me — Doaa ’ i ♦ they were all driven from the flames| fore the register and receiver at this again at work on the railroad switch \ ■ ■ 4 for W *v of SXX sylvania have made and used "Hick except nine offUe, at Roseburg. Oregon, on We«l 4- The East End grocery, and take no other. Section 2 4. Township 19 South extensions at the depot and the two ory Bark Cough Remedy" and raised ♦ Portland. Sept 4 -i which joins the _ _____ _ nesday, the 30th «lay of September. hotel, . was saved uncompleted sidetracks will be fin ng ■ 8 West. Willamette Meridian, their families on It for a hundred Peter Ashley. Jesse Easton and ♦ to recover the land« 190« Housemover years. Now you can buy It of your from serious damage. All <he occu- i ftleM notice of Intention to make ished In a few days. Fred Easton, pants of the hotel escaped. . ...... appraisers of the estate ♦ the Oregon A Ca! ' m He names as wltneas«-« James lai Proof, to establish claim to Hie Barringer cxp«»cts to begin moving dealers As for it and use It. N»- The fire, like three others which | XX’llhelm. of Creswell, Oregon; Jo _ ILr.ie. deceased, today ♦ road, now c- described, before W W the btg warehouses to the north side cause It's pure; because It will stop lined have occurred tn the past two weeks. filed their inventory with the pro ♦ Southern Paci': seph Wilhelm, of Zion, Oryg«>n; Jo < 1 S Commissioner, at Ku- of the tracks In about a week. your cough; because It Is the best ♦ bate court, reporting that they Indicates the work of an Incendiary at over $ 10 seph A. Mayo, of Zion, Oregon, Earl n. on the 9th day of S«-p- ; >d >1 In tl1» beginning 2M,*h n The circumstances surrounding this praised the property at 114120.50. ap- ♦ gun today in McNutt, of Eugene, Oregon 1908 ♦ government Tl • ■ fire and the Ogg saloon fire a week Any and all p« rsons claiming ad • o' «nt names as witnesses: W •voided, but If you allow‘these little ny ,nJ ,U d*B,er’ everywhere ago. point strongly to a man seen on ♦ ed on the alleg- 1 faf versely the altove described lands are Kodol wtll, without doubt, of Eugene, Oregon; M E make the premises. The old Academy ♦ the railroad • requ«-'« d («■ fll«> th« :r tlafnis In this your stomach strong * of Eugene. Oregon; Minnie attn. ks to g > unh«'« l«'<| it « take and will almost building, unoccupied, was set on fire Instantly releve C? A. « 'T O K X A . office on or before the said 30th day you of all the symp- !♦ terms of the graf » ■d of Oakland. Oregon; E Kodol a longer time to put your ______ a week ago The Temple A- Wilcox ♦ posing of the ’ of September, 1908 ’* ‘ '4 "** ‘ *”* toms of indigestion, 1 of Eugene Oregon " 1 ' ' '■ 1 ® ■ ; » ■ I ;, • R«an -A. ____ Get a bottle *»( ♦ tion at the ' o. Implement house and the Christian it today, BENJAMIN U EDDY. BEN I XM1N !.. EDDY. a bottle of Kodol today. Sold by all Scaltri It is sold bere by all drug- church make four fires in the bus;- gists Register ♦ 12.50 per a< -• Register. ♦ ♦♦♦♦ druggists •r ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
