Eugene weekly guard., September 24, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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BRYAN DEMANDS
INVESTIGATION OF
HASKELL CHARGES
■UGKNE WEKKLY GUI*». THIIXDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. I'»•*
has sub-ieasel it to the Brownsvilb'
people at a good figure.
The new store will carry gentle­
men's clothing and furnishing goods
and blankets. ..Mr. Fellerman will
manage the store.
ROOSEVELT TELLS
RAYNER FAULTS
OF COL. STEWART RAILROAD WORK
■
o
CITY COUNCIL
ATTENDED TO MANY
FEDERAL COURT BUSINESS MATTERS
POWDER TRUST
NEARS MONROE
Accompanied by Terrible Itchinr^
An adjourned session of the city­
Wilmington. Del., Sept. 22.—Wil­ I
Spokane, Wash., Sept. 21.—In a
A Complicated and MostDs^L
liam G. Mahaffey, the special referee council was held last night at which
letter dated May 6, sent to Senator
ing Case-Well-known
a
number
of
matters
were
acted
up
­
appointed by Judge Gray of the I nl-
Rayner, of Maryland, in reply to an
Failed to Cure-Doctor Thouri*
Monroe, Or.. Sept. 21.—The grade ted States Circuit Court of the Dis­ on.The matter of the Injunction suit
Inquiry, President Roosevelt gives at of the Corvallis & Alsea railroad is trict of Delaware, today began the
an
Operation Necessary-Tne„
against
the
city
by
J.
R.
Sellers
to
re
­
taking of evidence in the suit begun
Detroit, 8ept. 22.—W. J. Bryan ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ length the reasons ot the war depart­ completed as far Bouth as Monroe, by the Government against the so- restrain the city and the Warren Con­
ment and himself for the exile of Col­ and the track will soon be laid to
this afternoon addressed a letter to *
called Po*wder trust. The principal struction Company from operating
onel Stewart to an abandoned fort in that point.
SOT
defendant tn the case is D. E. 1. du the rock quarry at the west end of
President Roosevelt In reply to the ♦ F< »BAKER
Arizona.
Tbls
letter
has
been
given
The
surveyors
are
now
working
on
READY T «»REPLY
♦
the senator with permission to pub­ the Lake Cr^ek spur and are locat- Pont de Nemours Company of Deli- the bute was brought up and the
president’s statement. Issued yester­
♦
lish. In part it says:
, ■lng an almost new line from the orig­ ware. Also involved are about thir­ city attorney directed to look after
Cincinnati, Sept. 22.—Mo
day, In which the president appeals ♦
ty other powder concerns which are the city's interests in the matter.
“
My
Dear
Senator
Rayner:
I
have
inal survey.
The letters
The ordinance permitting the ce­
for support for Taft. The letter Is ♦ would be final.
alleged
to more or less controlled by
I am now eigr.K- vewr ...
received
your
letter
of
May
3,
and
will be be made by Senator
ment sidewalk along the University morning, three year* a»o
Work will be rushed on this part i the Delaware corporation.
the outcome of the Hearst-Foraker ♦ Foraker, although he may
also the letter you wrote to the sec­
as
the
Southern
Pacific
campus
on
East
Eleventh
street
six
of
the
road.
with
a nard pain .n m • right h tab®
The suit la regarded as one of the
retary of war in reference to the case
controversy, and Roosevelt declares ♦ have something to say to­
Company is anxious to begin hand­ greatest that the Government has ev­ inches above the regular grade waa two davs I hail an
la
of
Colonel
W.
F.
Stewart.
The
facts
the defeat of Taft will bring lasting
night or later in the week.
(hemorrhoids), bleeding and Dmre.J>Ua,
ling the great stand of timber In the er bought against a corporation. The passed.
are as follows:
satisfaction to but one set of men, ♦ Foraker says that before re­
The
doctor
gave
m.
Triangle Lake country.
The plat of the Hill Crest addition
I capitalization of the powder concerns
Waatn to Be General
nemely, those men who, as shown in ♦ plying he desires to look up
an ointment for them wh¡cb t ‘“’•ad
While it is the idea here that the named in the suit is in excess of to the city was accepted.
“I made a careful investigation of
some but I had t
,1<lnt
the correspondence published by W. ♦ various letters and other data
Eu-
road
will
be
extended
south
to
The
fire
and
water
committee
was
The
same
principles
the case of Colonel Stewart. I have
150,000,000.
the time. Then I
*“
R. Hearst, were behind Foraker, the ♦ on the subjects discussed, In
that
no
more
gene,
directed
to
confer
with
the
water
it
is
also
believed
as
in
the
Government
’
s
remedy; but if I ch i not use
before me the report of the Judge ad­
are involved
opponent of Taft within his own ¡tar­ ♦ order that what he might say
work
in
that
direction
will
be
prose-
company
with
instructions
to
have
day,
I
would
get
worse.
The
a
•
vocate general upon it and full re­
suit against the Standard Oil Com-
ty, and who are now behind Governor ♦ would fe final, The letters
said the only help f r me wasVí??
port by Major-General Duvall, and cuted untll the west spur is complet- pany of New Jersey now in progress. all three-inch mains on West Eighth
Haskell and his associates, the oppo­ ♦ are not In this city and are
hospital and be operated
have looked at the original reports ed.
The Powder Trust suit seeks to re- street where the pavement is to be a
nents of Taft in the opposite party.
♦ not Immediately available.
this time, about a year ago I »?.
It is planned to have a big day in strain the thirty or more powder laid replaced with four-inch mains.
of Generals Grant, Murray and oth­
Bryan goes Into the charges made ♦
using
tip- 8
The application for an advance in
ers. It appears that Colonel Stew­ Monroe when the line shall have been companies controlled by the Du Pont
against Governor Haskell, of Okla­ ♦
for four or five m ttw but did mi «
completed
to
this
point.
the
wages
of
the
assistant
fire
team
de Nemours company from doing
art has been 41 years in the army,
much help for my pile,. DunnfS
homa, that he was once In the employ
. a
“J
business under an alleged agreement. driver to 12» per month was refer­ time sores would
of the Standard Oil Company, and submit to Mr. Taft’s kindly sugges- having entered it when very young,
red.
of
my bodv.
erel
The suit is brought under the Sher­
which Bryan accuses Roosevelt of i I named to meet the charges against so he is now entitled to retire, hav­
The
city
engineer
was
instructed
the
time.
Í
would
get
one
heated
man anti-trust law. and the Govern­
ing served 40 years. He refuses to
endorsing.
Mr. Bryan's letter con­ him.
ment makes the allegation that the to make a survey and estimate the another would come. These ioM
retire unless be is made a brigadier­
tinues:
to eczema, accompanied ?!
powder companies are operating in cost of straigntening out the chan­ changed
general.
“Your charge is so serious that I BRYAN CAMPAIGN
a terrible itching. It seemed
nel of Amazon creek, which is the eould
) restraint of trade.
"Nuisance is Service"
cannot allow it to pass unnoticed.
not keep my hands from
IN MICHIGAN
The Government’s complaint is name of the slough that extends my flesh. Thia and rh« püe tÜS
“I shall certainly not make him a:
Governor Haskell has denied that he
that an association composed of prac­ through the southern part of the city. brought on an inflamed condm?
was ever employed by the Standard
Detroit, Sept. 22.—Thia Is Bryan brigadier-general because he is gross-)
Oil Company in any capacity, or was day in Detroit, and large crowds ly unfit, not merely to be a brigadier-i Albany, Or., Sept. 22.—Dr. J. M Ir­ tically all the manufacturers of gun- The sum of »305 has been subscribed Then I got the Cuticura Remedí« ”i
■washed the affected parts with Cutió»»
ever connected with it in any way, or greeted the candidate when he arriv­ general, but to hold his present rank vine was shot and instantly killed ) powder and other high explosives in by the citizens for the work of drain­ Soap
and warm water in the morn.n?
in ing the land in the vicinity of the
the transaction upon which your ed from Buffalo. After breakfast at in the army. His career has not been by his son, Baxter Irvine, this morn­ the United States was formed
at noon, and at night, then used Cut
1872, the object being the elimina­ creek so that the stream will not cura
charge is based.
the Hotel Ponchartraln he held a distinguished for a number of years; ing on his farm near Tallman.
Ointment on the irritated «L
Dr. Irvine was shooting squirrels tion of 0.11 competition between the overflow every winter.
“Governor Haskell demanded an series of conferences with Michigan his usefulness has been diminishing.'
faces and injected a quantity of cut¡.
The
petition
of
the
Commercial
Indeed, it has not only irrevocably last night and left a 44 calibre rifle members of the association. The on­
investigation at the time the charge Democrats.
cura Ointment with a Cuticura Sun.
was first made, offering to appear
He will go to Ann Arbor this af- passed, but he is a nuisance in the on a pile of grain sacks, covering It ly companies which did not enter the Club to remove the advertisements positorv Syringe. I also took Cui
from
the
INnth
street
bridge
and
to
cura Resolvent Pills three times a da»
were the California
and testify, and he demands an inves­ ternoon for an open-air address, re- service, being both Incompetent and with burlap. He was standing near agreement
It took a month of this treatment to
tigation now. I agree with you that turning to Detroit to speak at the temperamentally unfit to exercise the sacks when his son, not know­ Powder Works, the Sycamore Manu­ paint the bridge was granted.
The matter of unsightly signs on get me in a fairly healthy state and
if Haskell Is guilty as charged he is armory tonight and leaving at 11 I command over enlisted men, or to ing of the presence of the rifle, start­ facturing Company and the Lake Sup­
then I treated myself once a day for tbn»
control other officers, or to behave ed to pull the burlap from the sacks erior Powder Company, but, accord­ and near the depot grounds was re- months and, after that, once or twice»
unfit to be connected with the Dem­ o’clock for Columbus, Ohio.
with propriety when brought in con­ and the gun was discharged, the bul­ ing to the government's complaint, ferred.
ocratic National committee, and I am
week.
It is fortunate that I used Cutí.
The matter of making a map of Cura. The
let entering Dr. Irvine’s breast, caus­ these three companies afterward be-
sure you will agree with me that if
Medina. N. Y., Sept. 21.—Renew­ tact with civilians.
treatments I had tried took»
the
sewers
of
the
city
was
referred
ing instant death'.
re me parties to what is termed "the
lot of money that I would have saved b»
Known as “lni|xw<ible"
he is Innocent he deserves to be ex­ ing his campaign tn New York state
to
the
sewer
committee
with
power
using
Cuticura
Remedie« sooner, but
combination and conspiracy in re­
“As General Duvall reports, it is
onerated from so damaging an accu- territory today, William J. Bryan de­
I am wiser now. 1 am supplied with
to act.
straint of trade and commerce.”
satlon."
nounced the record of the Republi­ well known throughout the arttilery! SIUSLAW WANTS
'Abe matter of printing the argu­ a full set of the Cuticura Remedie»
After the preliminary hearings
PLANK ROAD BUILT)
Bryan says that as Haskell's chair- can party, accused President Roose­ service that Colonel Stewart is an)
would not feel safe without them.
have been concluded here the case ment on the >500,000 bond issue in J.
manship of the committee on resolti- velt of purloining Democralc ideas ’Impossible’ commanding officer, and
H. Henderson, Hopkinton. St La»,
will be shifted to New York, and a the newspapers was referred to the rence Co.. N. Y., Apr. 26, 1907."
(The Florence West)
tlons at Denver and as treasurer of and owing his popularity to them, he is a man who in civil life under
with
¡lower
printing
committee
to
At the August session of the coun- io- of evidence will be Oaken In that
the National committee has his ap­ and charged Mr. Taft with being un- no circumstances could have risen to
Complete External and Internal Tmttn«t 1»
act.
Every Humor of Infants. Children, and
proval, he demands an Immediate in­ able to effect any reforms, and de­ any position of influence or author-) ty court at Eugene, a petition was city.
Bistfl of Cuticura Soap (25c.) to Cleanse the siin.
Mr.
Zergle
The
contract
with
for
vestigation of the charges endorsed clared that a Democratic victory ity over bls fellows, During the last presented asking that a plank road
Cuticura Ointment (50c ) to Heal the Skin
improving West Twelfth street from Cuticura Reaolvent(50c.).(or tn the form ofChocnat«
by the president of the United Statea. ! would do more to coerce Republicans three years the trouble with Colonel be built from Mapleton to Hale. The
Coated Pills 25c. per vial of 60) to Purify the BM
I^awrence
to
Jefferson
street,
was
re
­
I petition bore the signatures of sever-
also the Cuticura Hupposltory Syringe (35c i Sod
He says further:
in congress than any persuasion that Stewart has reached a climax.
throughout the world Potter Drug 4 Chem Cbrn..
ferred to the street committee with Bole
) al hunderd voters and taxpayers re­
Failed to Itetect Graft
“Your high position, as well as Mr. Taft could bring to bear, if a
Props.. Boston Mass
instructions
to
report
at
the
next
atJ-Maiieu Free. Cuticura Book on Skin Dlitm
“In 1906, when he was in command siding in different parts of the coun-
your sense of Justice, would prevent Republican victory was achieved on
meeting.
Nearly everybody in this end
your giving sanction and circulation tlons concerning labor legislation, at Fort Williams, Maine, an officer jty.
The contract for graveling West
to such a charge without proof and , how can you promise, or even inti­ of his command, a quartermaster, I of the county signed the paper as
Twelfth street
from Jefferson to
I respectfully request, therefore, that mate. that your election would result was courtmartialed, dismissed from 1 well as many in Eugene and Cottage
Monroe street was awarded to A. C.
you furnish such proof, which you 1 In procuring the same senate to do the army and sentenced to the peni­ ‘ Grove. It was endorsed by the Eu­
Mathews.
This was later reconsid­
have in your possession. If you have for you what, they would not do for tentiary for the perpetration of most gene Commercial club and Mr. Har-
ered and laid on the table for one
outrageous frauds upon the govern­ tog the manager of that organization
not the proof, 1 request that you Indi- Mr Taft?
week.
ment, which had extended over a appeared before the court in behalf
cate the method by which the truth
Mr. Bryan replyled:
The matter of Cherry Brothers'
The matter was
may be ascertained.”
"If I am elected It is probable that considerable period of time. Appar­ of the petitions.
Vallejo, Cal., Sept. 22.—Mrs. Hen­ closet was referred to the water com­
Bryan agrees without consulting the house of representatives will be ently all this went on almost under taken under consideration of the
Haskell that he (Haskell) will ap­ Democratic. I can recommend legis­ the very eyes of Colonel Stewart, but court but so far as we can learn, ry Mangus, wife of an electrician at mittee with instructions to report.
The street committee was instruct­
pear before any inquisitorial body lation in accordance with my plat­ he failed to detect the crimes of the no further action has been taken on the Mare Island ravy yard, was shot
that party’s record.
form. and the Democrats of the house the officer, in so doing being culp­ the proposition. The people of the and killed by Charles Friedberg, who ed to examine West Twelfth street
Having traveled all night from Al­ after being pledged to the same plat­ ably remiss in exercising supervision whole Sfuslaw valley are very anx- then blew off the top of his head. In­ from Monroe to Van Buren and re­
lous to have the road bullt and the fatuation for the woman and jea’- port if it is actually necessary to
bany, a short stop was made in Roch­ form will approve of the measures. over his subordinates.
project has the endorsement of the otisy of her husband was the motive. grade it before graveling.
ester between trains. Proceeding on It will then be up to the senate, and
Wrangled With Civilians
The mayor announced
that he
Friedberg roomed with the Man­
to Bunffalo, addresses were made at I will not assume that all of the Re­
“At the same place he became em­ leading commercial organizations of
Brocport, Holley, Albion and at this publican senators will be wining to broiled with a civilian, Mr. Cushing, the county. It would be a great ben­ gus family until two weeks ago, when would instruct the marshal to have
conduct caused the wood already, cut in Hendricks’
place, where Mr. Bryan spoke from a disregard a deliberate expression of a resident of the neighborhood of efit both to Eugene and to the people his objectionable
platform in the school eampua. It be­ opinion upon the part of the Amer- th« military reservation, and the war of this section and help develop a .Mangus to order him from the house. park hauled to the city hall for use.
In Neighbors say he was a frequent vis­
The meeting adjourned until next
came evident from the outset that ican people
department was obliged to interfere large portion of Lane county.
ter Pacific N«rse Liniaert h prepared
President Roosevelt and Mr. Taft
“ 'Shall the people ral«’’ I h de- usd stop his wrangling with
Mr. petitioning the eourt to have the itor to ths house during the absence Monday night at 7:3®.
rued planked the people in this part of Mangus, but It Is said, however,
were to be made th« objects of Mr. clared by our platform to be the over­ Cushing.
feaprnsly tor the seeds el honesitn nd
“The«« were only some amnog th« of the county feel that they are not that the woman had recently been
Bryan’s attack
shadowing Issue In thia campaign. Is
.rsndmea. It 1« a powerful aid pew-
At Holley the president was crit­ the Tribune prepared to say that a instances of Incompetency and tem­ asking for any more than they are trying to get rid of Friedberg. and on
.tratfaf liniment, a remedy for enerfen-
A good Sunday he said she had given him un­
icised for not enforcing the aatl-truat Republican senate win, aa a matter peramental shortcomings which wer« justly entitled to receive,
ides. A soethiai estbrocsiioa 1« the
law against many of th« trusts.
of course, disregard th« decision of brought to ths attention of ths da­ road from Eugene to the coast is til 4 e'cl >ck Tuesday te get out of
¿relief
-relief of pain, and
sim the best imlmeot
tailmeot fw
far
greatly needed and would help to town. He went to ths house again
"This Is their reeord, and they the voters aa expressed la ths elec­ partment."
Wprshts and soraaeM.* LrvpuW fw
•
•
•
keep at home in the county many this morning and It is thought at­
cannot escape from It," said M/ tion of a »resident and house of rep
curing the wwands aad injaries d
"Colonel Stewart'» coadnot toward dollars that are now spent In making tempted to Indue« the woman to leave
Bryan
reaantatlvaa? If Mr. Taft is elected
BARBED WIRE and hw iKiimt cun.
Ha was drinking
Hays Senate Will Yield
a Republican house will probably be enlisted men has been so tyrannical •trips to other parts ot the state. town with him.
febrasioas. ssres and bruises Pacific
The speech at Albion was along elected, too. This will meen a rejec­ ■ nd unjust that ths de|»artm«nt oould | Considering the cost of a plank road heavily, and it Is thought the trag­
I Harte Lhtiment is taffy inaraoteed.
similar lines, with some additional re­ tion of the labor planks, and Mr not consent to subjecting them to bls as compared with crushed rock, the edy followed ths woman's refusal to
¡No other Is >• r»«d or helpiul in to niny
marks In which he answered several I Taft, < ven If he were better disposed exclusive control, «nd therefore Fort difficulty ot getting suitable mate- accompany him.
Iwayt. If it fails to satisfy, weaotlwrtt
j rial, durability, and how much easier
questions put to him by the Chicago toward lrbor legislation than he la, Keogh was excluded.
I all dealers to refund the purchase prkt
| and better the plank road Is to haul
Tribune.
The first question asked could hardly expect either the house
Fort Gnat Is Healthy
Washington, Sept. 22.—While In
trniA lanoc •«TTi.e« fifty ctm
a demoniacal fury
___
_______
o__
I or the sen e to indorse measures re­
“Fort Brown, at Brownsville, Tex lover, our people are very strongly
by the Tribune was:
Andrew ___
Light-
foot, a mulatto Inmate of St. Eliza­
H ovt C himic * l _C o u
If a Republican senate would not jected at the polls."
as, has been left without a garrison, ; In favor of the latter and are anxious
* BOOKLET
beth's asylum for the insane, today
but as Colonel Stewart has been con­ that the court take decisive action
nree«
tinually embroiled with civilians, it toward securing plank from some
killed Patrick Maloney, overseer of
the grounds, and Millie Follin. a
was deemed inadvisable that he source and have the road built with-
should be sent to this particular post. , out unnecessary delay
The Linn Drug Company has let young Inmate of the asylum, and se-
There remained only Fort Grant. It
- --------------- —
■
the contract to T. H. Ellis, the ce­ verely injured Miss Robinson, anoth-
<
■ , I 11 11’I x< I*. IX FAVOR
ment contractor, for the erection of a er inmate.
V
OF BRYAN’S III,Ft TIOX oancrete warehouse In the rear of
The asylum I sa ____________
question of Its employment as a light I
government insti-
artillery post is now under considera­
tutlon,
and
Lightfoot,
who
has
been
the company's store on Willamette
tion."
South Norwalk, Conn., Sept. 19.— street, and the work was commenced an inmate for eight years, was re­
In conclusion the president »ays: , W. J. Bryan gave the following to this morning. The building will be garded as harmless and for some time
liewerves X<» < 'onshlenition
one story high ard 24x65 feet in di­ had been assistant to Overseer Malo­
The facts above given show that the Associated Press today, replying mensions. It will take the place of ney. Today he suddenly became vio­
Colenel Stewart is entitled to no con­ to the statement of Judge Taft, giv­ 'the small corrugated iron warehouse lently iarane. and grasping an iron
sideration whatever; that hs ought en In his Interview of September 15, which has been in use for many years bar crushed Maloney s skull. Then he
to he retired from the army forth-, to the effect that “The indepcndls- and which has become too small.
turned upon Miss Follin and crushed
3
New York, Sept. 32
Norman E >
The president said he thought It
her skull, and In his flight encoun­
»
Mack, chairman of th« National Dem was queer that such s sum should ’wlth and that to adopt any other dis­ tas tn Philippines prefer Republican;
tered Miss Robinson, and tried to
acratic committee, has addressed a turn np after Mr. Haskell had been position of the case than that which victory to Rrvan's promises."
“When this appeared Fisk. War­
kill her. His aim was bad and she
telegram to President Roosevelt in appointed treasurer o> the Demo­ has actually been adopted «rotild ba
unfair to the Interests of th« army, ren, of Boston, cabled Albert Bar­
received only a slight scalp wound
which he denied flatly the statements cratic National committee
and a broken arm.
In a reported interview between Tim
Woodruff telegraphed the presi­ and particularly unfair to th« Inter­ reto. of Manila, as follows Taft de
Lightfoot escaped to a nearby
othy L. Woodruff, u'lalrman of the dent that if he was quoted correctly ests of the enlisted men and unjust to clared the Indepenlatas prefer a Re­
swamp, and »as surrounded by a
Republican state eommlttre, and he probably had in mind the ptibll- the civilians at any post to whldh ■ * publican triumph. Ia this true? I.
desire immediately an authoritative
score of police. Then he fled to the
President Roosevelt, printed in a lo­ Hslied in the New York Amerlcan might be assigned
Opismew Military Trial
opinion of the center party, or of j
Detroit, Sept. 22.—Wm H. Munn, grounds of the city poor house.where
cal paper today, in which the pres­ l IIeartrt'a paper) of the atoiy that
"Now. aa to your suggestion as
_ to yourself, as President.’
aged 26. a stock clerk at the Detroit he fought the police until they found
ident Is credited with saving It is sig­ the Democratic National committee
-
"I might explain that the Center Club, was murdered In the alley be­ it necessary - to - shoot - - him
in the legs,
nificant that
1300,000
has been had received from Former Chairman a trial, for the reasons given above,
Fort streets. after which he was returned to the
found In the treasury of the Demo-. Taggart 1300.000 alleged to have and also the memorandum which I is the governing body of the nation­ tween Congress and
ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE^
asylum.
herewith
forward,
there
Is
no
¡mint
alist
party,
composed
of
representa
­
Residents of the neighborhood heard
ocratlc party after Judge Parker had been left over from the 1904 cam­
In having a court-martial. At pres­ tives elected from each 30 provinces. the shot late In the evening The bul­
declared, throughout the last nation­ paign.
I
Warren received th following re­ let entered hts right temple.
I”ORTiaXD
al campaign, that the party's treas-j
Chairman Muck said there waa not ent 1 do not see how any court of In­
He formerly lived at Colburn, Ida.
ury was receiving nothing from the a word of truth in the story and that quiry would express an opinion to ply
"The Nationalist party, with im­ The motive is lacking.
PORTLAND?
corporations, and that It was fur­ he had not received one cent from which I should pay more heed than
Portland. Sept. 21.—District At
At- ­
ther announced at the time of the any one connected with the last cam­ to the judgment of Generals Wade, mediate independence as Its creed,
Grant.
Murray.
Duvall
and
Davis.
In
¡>r<f«rs
the
triumph
of
the
Demo
­
torney George J. Cameron has ad­
election that the treasury was empty. paign.
accordance with whose recommenda­ crats
The general convention, on
Z”
dressed a communication to the chief
—
tions 1 have acted."
the twelfth of July agreed unani­
of police calling upon the latter to
mously with and joined enthusias­
enforce
the Munday
Sunday closing
I
UrrT IU criTTir strictly ’
■‘”'rve tne
____ _ We are <i alera in
tically in Rryan’s platform. Alberto
.
As
the
FARMS AND I.AXP*
I
Barreto. President.’’
renptory command
Mr. Bryan further said :
rig?,r •tore’ b»'‘ard parlor.
r firm.
If yo. want to s°
"If Taft wants to defend his pol­ ♦
Denver. Sept 22 —Seattle + mwling aiiei. confectionery and fruit
m« PtC .
Icy on the ground it ought to be ♦ was chosen unanimously as + store and all amusement enterprises us full description
adopted, whether the Filipinos want ♦ the next meeting place of the + not <■ mlng under the head of thea- we can do it.
I It or not. he can do so. but he cannot ♦ Odd Fellows, in 1909. Chi- ♦ .[e8
t!ereaf,er remain closed on
T. B V KT R« *
i bring to the support of his position ♦ cago withdrew from the con- ♦
’,‘ath’ and *• ls even threatened
270 4» \t s«liin«’"n
any authoritative declaration from ♦ test.
A ‘hat after next Sunday no basebali
»KTI.AXI» J*
* any considerable portion of the Fill- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
games will be allowed.
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Albany Democrat:
The Eugene
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'leakers.
stables.
Oyster Bay. Sept. 2 2
President
¡üi.O<
butchers
and
ba£e
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r7
‘
8lB
°“‘8'
A
Paytng
investment
♦
Up
to
4
o'clock
this
af
­
man
who
got
drunk
on
Salem
whls'
Roosevelt and family, his active staff
F, *•
Mr. John White, of 38 Highland key and was put in the Albany jail
ternoon 151 students had reg­ ♦
and secret service men left for Wash­
avenue, Houlton. M«.. says: "Have was discharged yesterday and left for
istered with Registrar Tiffa­ ♦
R -w to Get Strong
ington this morning
♦
ny
at
the
I
’
nlveralty
of
Ore
­
been troubled with a cough every home penniless
’ J .PaI’r- uf ««T West Congress
He declared that
With the departure of the presi­
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f’ricc L¡tf-
♦
winter and spring
Last winter I he had. drunk his last drop of liquor. .street. Chicago, tella’of * ’/wav “S bZ-
gon. These were nearly all
dent Oyster Bay ceased to lie the
new students, the old stu­ ♦ In
tried man> advertirnd remedies, hut a good enough man when sober,
»fong
He
say,;
My
moth
.
city
summer capital of the United Statea,
dents waiting till later in the ♦
the cough continued until I bought *> fiend when drunk­ -a sample of wha* er, who is old and was very feeble, is
of pr
tile title It has proudly held for seven
weak to register, and even ♦
50-cent bottle of Dr King's New Dis­ whisk
Be
on
Willa
j deriving so much benefit from Elec- 1S£ I 6 mm #
a man.
He
years, and which is surrendered with
_
some of the new students are ♦
covery. Before that was half gone paid
a
if the Be
n“’?8 ,hat 1
11 «•
duty
to Eugene, but the
regret by its citizens who witnessed
waiting
This is an increase ♦
the
cough
was
all
gone.
This
winter
duct
to
tell
those
Who
need
a
tonic
and
»ent
in
the
tic
ket
the departure of the president to his
of 75 or HO over the first ♦
lowed: woul
•d
nor It now. it
strengthening medicine about ft. In
last term of duty in guiding the na­
doy's registration last year. ♦
ed
the)
lie
man
keep»
my mother s ease a marked gain In
tion
Registrar Tiffany estimates ♦
vlnced
Wat*
now
fiesh has resulted, insomnia has been
V
that the enrollment of stu- ♦
and
■overcome, and she is steadily growing
♦
a
Thos. H Meadow today filed with
stronger."
Electric Bitters quickl»
j
h da
♦
Ku»-
* eek
the county clerk notice of location
itt’s Carboused Witch Hazel remedy stomach, liver and kidney
regi:
♦
an 1 11.
of the Silver Glance’’ mining claim
d<
is the best thing to use for complaints. Sold under guarantee at
♦
in the Bohemia district.
Sold by all druggist».
1». A Kuykendall » drug »tore. 50c. I
CUTICURA PROVED ITS
WONDERM. EFFICACY
OR. IRVINE IS
KILLED BY SOI
KILLED WOMAN
AND BLEW OFF
HIS OWN HEAD
I
INSANE NEGRO
MURDERS TWO
AND WOUNDS ONE
BUILDING CONCRETE
DRU6 WAREHOUSE
MACK DENIES STORY
OF BIG SLUSH FUND
G olden
W est
r
MOTIVE OF MORDER
NOT APPARENT
COFFEE J
TEA SPICES t
BAKING POWDER
EXTRACTS?.?
JUST RIGHT
CLOSSET a DEVERS
RECORD BREAKING
OYSTER BAY'S
ANOTHER CLOTHING
REGISTRATION
GLORY IS THING
STORE TO BE OPENED
OF THE PAST
AT UNIVERSITY
ODD FELLOWS WILL
MEET IN SEATTLE
ORFGON IHPOBTIIIC Ci,