2
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUABO. THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1000.
I
IHAYER LEAVES
NUMEROUS BILLS
Good Blood
Mean« good health, and Hood’«
Sarsaparilla ha« an unapproached
record aa a blood-purlfler.
It effects its wonderful cures, not
simply because it contain# sarsaparilla
but because it combine# the utmost
remedial value# of more than At different
ingredients. Then' is no real substitute
for it. If urged to buy any preparation
Mid to be "lust a# good" you may be
■nre it is inferior, coat# less to make,
and yields the dealer a larger profit.
Where is H. H. Thayer, leeeee of
G*l Ho*4i Saraananll* «-slay la *«u*l liguiU
the Eugene race track? That is a tonu or in cborviawd isblM* kuow■ m Sanwualv
leading question with a number of I
merchants of the city and with the ,
county fair management. It appears
that he baa left the city, leaving a lot EUGENE SCHOOL EXHIBIT
of bills behind and falling to leave
his future address behind hint.
SENT TO SEATTLE
Thayer evidently left the city on
one of the early morning trains, but
The Eugene educational exhibit
It is not known which way he went.
At eleven o'clock last night he sent j for the Seattle exposition was ship­
the boy who stayed with him in the ped yesterday and it is expected that
building
bungalow at the fair grounds down it will reach the Oregon
____ to _ get
_ ______
__ I this week, and be ready next week
town
some __________
headache ______
tablets.
and left instructions for the bov not , for the inspection of the thousands
to disturb him upon his return to the who will visit the building during
bungalow. The boy did as directed. the exposition.
The exhibit «■'insists of photo­
but open going to Thayer's room this
morning, he found that he had gone graphs of the several school build-
ings in Eugene, four exhibit cabinets
and the bed had not been slept in.
is and
I
Bills left behind by Thayer are that were used at the Lew
said to be all the way froal »300 Clark exposition and some * 1500 vol-
It is probable that efforts nines of matter selected from the
down,
will be made to locate the fellow by daily work iu the grades, It is ex-
plained in the exhibit that to take
some of his creditors.
Thayer leased the race track and the daily work of the pupils without
the stables at the fair grounds dur­ correction and editing was much bet­
ing the winter and has taken care of ter and showed just what the pupils
them since. He came well rcotn- do every day. than to pick out the
mended. and this sudden disappear­ best samples that could be found and
ance is a surprise to the fair man- correct them and prepare them for
the exhibition.
agement.
If possible. Superintendent Stock-
• n says he will have the exhibit
back in time for the district fair
FOREST SERVICE
here this fall, but as the exposition
will not be over by that time, he
CLERK EXAMS
hardly thinks they can be secured
for that purpose.
SPEECH OF SENATOR ALDRICH
There is no light on the mystery |
Following I» « ||»t of the member,
Teacher# for the Eugen«’ public
of the charred remains of a titan I
schools for tin* year 1*09 «nd 1910. of the graduating clan# of th,,
I
found yesterday tn the hills
about:
were »elected by the school board at school
The «aerei*«# win i„, |IMlil
two miles from Goshen ; and five
Washington, June 5.—Taking the floor when Aldrich asked a meeting held last night Provl#lou next week, as announced
Rufus'
miles south of Eugene by
was made for the two a**» building*,
Oof -nhaver. a farmer, who was out for an aye and no vote on the cotton cloth schedule today, Sen­ although five of the facher» who day'# Guard
looking for stray cattle.
Franklin Htapl«* Allen
are now employed In th«* primary
Copenhaver yesterday afternoon ator Dolliver made the senatorial rafters ring with his denuncia­ room# In the high »ohool building
Mniltida Archambcmi, V
suddenly came up to a clearing tn
will have marge of classes tn the
the woods where there had been tion of the speech made by the Rhode Island senator on that new buildings, which will be ready Anten, Edward Flint Bal
quite a brush fire. He was horrified schedule last night.
by the lime the term begin» next Sep Grant Balilwer##, Kusel Mi
to find the skeleton of a man, the
Maud Leath y Bonnett, Z"
tain
her.
body having been burned in the ftre
"I desire to avoid any harsh criticism of what has been
Prof. Guy C. Htocktou, the effi­ Burkhart, ItUaeeH l)«mn i'.-ilkl
and every vestige of his clothing was
cient city superintendent, also Prin­ ward Logan Campiteli, Ila
destroyed by the flames. All that done,” he said, in opening his remarks, "but I am not able to cipal <•«*••
w Hug. of
high Chaae. Andrew MrCornack
was found besides the bones w ere
■chool. were retained for next year, It nt li Eo hu Davi», Ruin i
the metal frame of a revolver with avoid a plain straightforward statement of what this commit­ aa were also the principal» of the
I
Vera Belle Ed a ni.I
the chamber full of cartridges, sev-
Men are asked to cast their Qegry, Patterson and Central »chool» Heatrk'o Farnham. M ml
eral buttons from the titan's* clothing tee now asks the senate to do.
K K Robinson, a I ulv. -islty of Ore­ Guthrie, Philip Hammond, M
four one-cent pieces, a watch charm votes here, not upon testimony, but upon the authority of a com­
gon graduate, who has liven teaching
> l-o ¡4
with the picture of the government
In Southern Oregon, “«« elected
Kitt*.
building at the Ix'wls & Clark ex­ mittee, and it becomes my duty to inquire ino the sacredness of
principal of the new *>bool In the
Er h
position on one side and the adver-
I fair grounds addition and D C Hen­
i Mag
tisetnetit of a blacksmith supply that substitute for facts and figures.”
ry, who will graduate from Mon­
Edit:
house on the other, a pocket knife
<*n lient Mln
Dolliver criticized certain statements of Aldrich, and re­ mouth normal school thl* year, wa*
and the metal front the man's shoos
chosen a* principal of th« new school
M. ('In
The revolver was a 3 2-calibre and
In Fairmount
Benjamin Hunting
the shell in the barrel had been ex­ marked that thirty years ago he had traveled with speeches of
ploded by the hammer, the ot hers Aldrich on tariff so that he could refer to his statistics, in which ton was appointed a**l»tan( principal
of the high school.
bing exploded by the fire, There
James Cunning was named aa
were three more shells nearby, evi­ he said he then had faith, but which was
gradually slipping head
of thi> commercial department.
dently having been carried lu tile
Just created
He has been a regular
man’s pocket. All. of course, were away.
teacher In high school during the
exploded.
Aldrich arose to leave the chamber.
past year.
The remains of the fire indicated
\cs Tear Iwr* < lumen.
that it had burned over a year ago.
' I hope the senator will remain an hear what I have to
Following were the new teachers
although there is no,way of telling
selected for tile grade i bools, but AUTOMOBILE CAUSES
say,” suggested Dolliver.
;• was
just how
their positions ball not yet been as­
Sheriff Down and Coroner Gqr-
Aldrich pleaded an engagement, whereupon Dolliver re- signed to them Ml's Rosetta Tern
notified
of
the
discovery
of
don
were
IN EUGENE
HORSE TO RUN AWAY
after- minded him he had an engagement in the senate chamber and pieton. Ml
the skeleton late yesterday
Anderson, .’
noon and they at once drove to the Aldrich remained,
CONVERTED. CONFESSES
Doliver, Aldrich and Flint participated in Jean I«' Well
I
scene. No inquest will be held over
hart.
the
debate.
Portland. June 3.—The United
Harrisburg. Jun« 4
Ju
«tors
the
remains.
TO
OLD
CRIME
The new
States Civil Service Commission an-
noon yesterday H. C Perry
I »*»
How the man came to his death
Doliver
ridiculed
the
possibility
of
‘
‘
equalizing
”
rates
with
­
school and
notmees an examination June 16, at
driving to town, met wl
«hat
is mere conjecture, The fact that
s<
Pull-
Bellingham, Port Townsend,
might have been n serious
lent.
A sensational story is that of the shel in the barrel of the pistol out raising or lowering others. Equalization had been effected, are as fu
Moore. Eng
man. Seattle, Spokane. Tacoma, and Pearl Hostetler who gave himself up had been exploded by the hammer
Juat after croMing the rallr
track
he
said,
by
leaving
the
high
rates
up
and
bringing
the
lower
ones
Walla Walla. Washington; and As­ to the sheriff this morning, says the might indicate that be had commit­
In. Celia E
coming Into town on 8mt
toria, Baker City Eugene and Port­ Albany Herald. In short, Hostetler ted suicide, first building a big fire nearer their level. Speaking of need for accurate information, Mary- llarzee; mathematic* and phyi
he met W I, Wright'» a
leal geography, Mr*. Ella Fl she r • and hl* horse became frlglit
land Oregon. This examination is was converted at the tabernacle last around himself so that the dead body
Dolliver
said:
held to secure eligibles from which night and confessed having forged would be
Ml** Maud« Gallogly, Ml*. Clara alarted u> ruu
When at>
Another
incinerated,
to make certification to fill existing and cashed a »70 check a year ago, theory is that he was murdered and
' Senators cannot convert the senate of the United States Wold and 1*11111 Bond, teachers In the way down th« block the 1’iugla*
high school tills year, have r Igned chine ram«' down Fourth street
vacancies at »900 per annum in the at Red Bluff. Calif. He had met a the body dragged to that lonely spot
from a great deliberate body to an aggregation of intellectual
T«*i«-li«-rw llc-«*lcct«wl.
position of Forest Clerk in the For­ young man. Red. at Sacramento, who by the murderer.
turned Imo Smith, going Wrwt
est Service and vacancies requiring was short of funds, and wrote to the
Following ar« the teacher# re- animal thought this »a«
No one in this vicinity, as far as come-ons.”
similar qualifications, as they may boy's father in Oklahoma
elected In the several «chool»:
and wa* doing It# be»t to
f«r can be learned, has mysteriously dis­
Responding to a side expression of surprise by some sena­
High School Gr >rge W
Hug. Mr Perry though that It
occur, at salaries of »900 to »1.200 money, and cashed the Sacramento appeared in late years, From that ¡
principal; Benjamin Huntington, as­ K«t hl» horse around the corner snl
per annum.
it is supposed the man was a tors near him, Dolliver added:
order at Red Bluff himself.
Eligibles from this examination
sistant principal. Emma Chaae. Maud away from the sight of th«' mai-hla*
The man was not locked up today ■ stranger here.
“That is a green goods proposition,” and declared he sus- StlnaOB Nellie William*. 8u#an Dins­ he could get him «topped However,
will be subject to appointment on as the authorities do not know any- j
the Wenatchee and Kaniksu Forests thing about him.
Mrs Blanche Thurston, i.lllit* In making the turn. th>< t>uggjr
He secured two STUDENT BOY OF
pected
that various people who had dealings with the New York more,
in Washington: and on the Umpqua, dollars from Evangelist Johnson and
Irvin. Emily Muhr, Florence Ix-Bar lurched to such an extent that h#
Wallowa, and Whitman forests in is roaming the streets today. He has
custom house of having “agents on the payroll engaged in the
Geary E. H. Parker, prlncliial, was thrown out ami »truck on his
Oregon. The duties to be performed been in Albany before, was working
Nettle Kres*. Mae Kinsey, Fann!« head and shoulder# on th«* sidewalk,
HIGH
SCHOOL
ELECTS
administration
of
the
customs
laws.
”
consist of carrying on office corres­ in Eugene some time ago. and came
Zeigler. Mabel ftlmmons. Bell« K«en- beside the M E church
Here ths
pondence. keeping up files, and con­ here over the ties from Salem. He
ey. Fannie Millican. Mrs E, Thrall. horse got entirely away and ran to
NEW
SET
OF
OFFICERS
ducting routine business during the had a letter addressed to him from
Ella Davidson, Alice Abel.
the livery »table with the front
absence of the Forest Supervisor in Indiana. The sheriff will take action
Central, and overflow In the high wheel» still trailing behind him Mr.
The
High
school
student
body
held
At last night's session Chairman a letter from an appraiser In the school, the latter to be transferred Perry’s scalp wa» cut about *lt or
the field. The forest service does as soon as they hear from California
Its annual election of officers this
not furnish either houses or subsist­ authorities.
House stating to ttew building* <'
Aldrich replied to LaFoliette’s a*- New York Custom
W
Wester, »even Inch«-#. He was carried to the
afternoon
The
following
were
elect
­
ence and appointees will be expected
Schneider. Mary hospital where the wound »a* im­
saults upon the work of the finance that goods affected by the decision principal; Alta
ed:
President
of
student
body.
to report at places of employment
certain cotton cloths under Wetherbee. Luella Brewster. Mrs. mediately dressed and he 1» able to
Harold Young: vice-president. Joel committee and made a general de­ placing
at their own expense.
the paragraphs for cloths asses-ed Poyner. Eva Wentworth. Minnie Ev­ get around and attend t*> the busi­
SOUTHERN EXTENSION
Abshire:
secretary.
Miss
Prosser:
fense
of
the
amendments
which
tte
The examination will consist of
according to the count of threads ans, l«>la Howe, Carol Johnson. Mag­ ness which brought him to town.
treasurer, Veriin Parker; debate asserted were necessary.
spelling, arithmetic, penmanship, let­
amounted to 10 to 12 per cent of gie Tiffany. Mertle Aulen, Irma He «tarti'd with nine dozen egg* and
OF
OREGON
ELECTRIC
manager,
Jesse
Kellems;
editor
of
Aldrich said that estimates of the importations.
ter-writing.
copying from
rough
Campbell, Bcrthn Abel, Ruth Baker. says that he got 75 cent* for whst
the
“
News.
”
Victor
Morris:
manager,
ad
vaorem
equivalent
of
specific
draft, and typewriting and stenog­
Declaring that the menace to the
Patterson Ida Patterson, jirlncl- i
Salem, June 2.—President Moffitt- Alfred Collier; basket ball manager.
rates could not be accurately figured American cotton goods Industry will pal. Mrs. Meador. Mac Larimer. Ed-! wai left and that war better than h#
raphy. Applicants should at once ap­ and Manager Guy W. Talbit, of the I
Elmer
Harlow:
alumni
member
of
when the value of the goods ranged be the manufacture of those good* Ith Haggard. Lulu Poll), Mr*. Buck. expected.
ply either to the Civil Service Com­ Oregon Electric, were in Salem to­
short \i-w* Note*.
mission. Washington, D. C., or to the day in conference with Mayor Rod- ' executive committee, Harold Cock­ from 7 to 30 cents a square yard. by Japan, Aldrich said that Japan Luella Norris, Zula Owen*
Mr and Mr» It. It Pierce
He said the committee's rates were today has four arge cotton manu­
secretary of the board of examiners gers and other city officials and with erline.
little daughters returned tr
lower than those Intended by the factories In operation and that It
at any place mentioned above, for ap­ John H. and C. L. McNary, local at­
gene today wher«» they liave
Dlngly law, although they might be would be hard to say what would be
plication for 304.
ROBBERS
ARE
torneys of the road, in regard to cer- !
n few days' visit.
higher than those under which cer­ the result If In the next ten years SUPREME COURT
tain matters in connection with the
Mr*. J W. Johnson and Master
tain goods are now admitted because Japan should go extensively Into the
proposed extension of the road south
FULLY IDENTIFIED
Chester went to Eugene y .•sterday
UNABLE
TO
DECIDE
of misrepresentation in courts. He manufacture of_ cotton.
lie
called
JOHN DOWNER, COLORED
to Albany.
Mr. Moffitt leaves to­
for a few days visit with frli lends.
declared that nobody but Importers attention to the 6 cents a day labor
night tor New York, but will return
Mr* Ethel Mendenhall. «4 Coburg,
BY
DETECTIVES
have
protested
against
the
senate
in
Japan
and
to
the
ability
of
Jap
­
IN
ATWOOD
CASE
MINER, IS DEAD soon, when it is expected definite an­
came down yesterday for a »bort visit
bill rates as being too high. He read anese In decorative work.
nouncement will be made as to the
with her mother. Mr* Sabin
Omaha. June 4—Gordon M Gil-
time when work on the extension will den is the correct name of the ban­
J. <1 Kelsey's barber shop I* being
(From Thursday’s Daily Guardi. start.
repaired and ha* just been newly i’»*
dit who calls himself Godon. He is
John Downer, the old colored
iieri'd Inside. He 1» having the wood­
a brother of Chas. R. Shelton, the
miner, who has been here and at the
work painted and a new floor cover­
man arrested in Denver, according
Blue River mines for the past twen­ I ACCIDENTAL DEATH
ing put down.
It
of Spo-
to Detective MacDonald,
ty or thirty years, died at the Gen­ I
dandy."
kane, who has thoroughly identified
eral hospital yesterday morning
FROM GAS
Bernard Sender# Will Il'HV«
all the robbers.
Togenson, Mac­
from cerebral hemorrhage.
Portland this evening for n Vlelt with
Donald says, would bring a big re­
"Old John,” as he was called, was
relative* ami friends.
San Francisco, June 5.—The dead ward in the Northwest, where he is
an honest man. square with every­
Attorney Win. M Colvlg. of M--'l*
body with whom he had occasion to bodies of John Morgan, a sevedore, wanted for a desperate crime.
ford, will be hci'e at the II I
deal in business and was a hard and Ella Riley, a domestic, were
meeting Saturday afternoon nnd will
worker. Hon. T. G. Hendricks, pres­ found in the room of the latter in
deliver an address at that time
ident of the First National bank, the hotel Bristol, where she was em- MAN AND WIFE
Gram Cuntilngham made a limi­
this morning said: "Downer was a ployed, Their deaths were due to
MAKING LONG WALK
ne»» trip to Mliaiii Weiln. I
white man, even though his skin was asphyxiation from gas escaping from
Mr#. Dan Nemchlck, of Albany.
black.”
an open jet. It is believed to have
hero for a visit with relative-, and
Downer owned a good mining been an accident.
"Can't give me a cent, can't bor-
claim in the Blue River district, but
numerous friend*.
row a cent, couldn't start with a cent,
G II Needles, Wm. Davlxon and T.
he never had the money with which
obiti un .
but I and my wife are going to Seat­
to develop it to any extent, neither
T. Roach returned today front •’,ir*
tle to earn $1,000, just the same,”
vallls, where they have been attend­
James Higgins, one of Eugene's said A. Wood, a one-armed
would he entertain an offe rto sell.
man
He eked out an existence for many most respected citizens, passed peace­ with a genial face and plenty of re­
ing the <> A. li. ri'ujilon
years by selling what little gold he fully away at the Eugene General sourcefulness,
Norman Howard, of Sprlngfl'*!#«
this morning,
could work out of the rocks with his hospital on Sunday evening at 9:05, and his wife had just arrived in
I* here, having arrived today.
hands.
He was taken very ill a after an illness of five weeks. De­
cam« d-iwn on account of hl* moth­
gene and were hastening out
few days ago and brought to Eugeae ceased was born in Burlington, Ver­ make a sprint between here
er's Hines*.
from the mines by order of the coun­ mont. on November 23rd. 1 830. He
B. S. Norwood shipped a carload
long trip from
ty court and placed In the hospital. was married to Mary A. Sargent of Seattle on the city.
ot cattle and »beep today.
Angeles
to
that
Before his death he had been living North Brookfield, Mass., in 1853. In
Telegraphic news
was received
The couple started from Los
in an old cabin on a small ranch near 1855 they came west to Wisconsin,
that .1. E Holt, of San .loxe, Cal . ««
they
geles
on
April
4,
and
until
Blue River, and a few days ago it locating at Janesville, and a
few
I uncle of D C. Holt, of thl* < It.' . h‘"’
burned down. It seems that he was years later moved to New Hartford, reached northern California made a
l>a*si'd away this morning.
There
injured or burned in the fire and Iowa, where they lived until 1888. little over 2 5 miles a day.
from that time up to the time of his In May of that year they moved to sickness overtook them and delayed
them seventeen days. However, the
DR. McCORNACK ON THIS
death he was helpless.
Eugene, and have lived here con­
GRIZZLED VETERANS
Downer was aged about 70 years. tinually since that time, thus making people that are offering them »1000
for
the
walk
withdrew
the
time
limit,
Nobody here knows anything of his him one of Eugene's oldest citizens.
YEAR’S FRUIT CROP
relatives. Mr. Hendricks and S. B. He was buried in the Masonic cem­ and they are finishing as soon as
REVIEW 0. A.C. CADETS
they
can
get
to
Seattle.
Eakin have bought a lot In the I. O. etery Wednesday afternoon, June 2,
Dr H. F. McCorUHtk. who h“*
All the money they can use on the
O. F. cemetery in which to bury the 1909. He leaves to mourn his loss,
Corvallis, Or.. June •
It was a one of the best orchards In the stat#
old man. to keep the body out of one daughter, Mrs. M A. Wolcott of trip is either earned or received for
busy morning fur the <1. A. It at a abort distance west of the city ¡»ml
souvenirs. They cannot, beg or take
the potter's field.
College Hill, Eugene: also three gifts or draw upo- their resources.
Corvallis. ‘ Hiwechos, ............
..
parades,
flag who is one of the best auahorltle*
sons, Will, Asa and Irving Higgins. This summer at the fair they will be
raising and a review of the <) ' A (* on fruit culture In the west. w.n In­
He has one brother. John Higgins, a In the California building. They have
FOREST SERVICE TO
cadet regiment by th«- old veterans terviewed yesterday as to I I k * pros­
sister, Mary Connor, both of North a little wagon, which they haul.
occupied the time
A'.! of the prln- pect- for this year’s crop. IB- 1
and another sister, Mrs. Libby
clpal streets were llneil with towns- that the cherry crop will full below
FIGHT THE SCAB Troy,
Mitchell, of Holyoke, Mass.
peeple f-
■ ' ‘ visitors as the pa- the average on account of (be lat«v
and ‘ outside
ROOSEVELT PARTY
a i .. L,. ,1 i by.
.
it |t ...
.
frosts and that the prune crop will
rnde marched
was • headed'by
During the grazing season of 1909.
Walter P Edrl*. a native of Ru-
the O. A. C. cadet band and cadet b<* quite short on the same account.
the forest service will again coop­ gene, has been recommended to suc­
STARTS FOR SOLIK
regimen’, nnd the bov* of '61, ag'-d Apples, he said, will be short for two
erate with the bureau of animal in­ ceed Millard T. Harston as postmas­
and nent, but still full of loyal pride reasons, one that on account of
dustry and the state officials In ef­ ter of Spokane, and will take charge
JlJabe. B. E. A., June 5. -
•'<"» Strong, followed amid the plaud­ Immense crop of last year they did
forts to stamp out the disease known early in September. His parents
Thu Roosevelt
expedition
not. set very heavily this year and
its of the crowds.
as »cab, which exists among the crossed the plains in a wagon drawn
left here at 9 o’cock today
.Th'-. Woman's Relief corps follow I the other because of the frosts. The
sheep in a number of western states by_an ox team, from Pennsylvania in
for Solik district.
Bet ween
'•d and the women of the'd A II. quality, however, promises to I»' •',"
and territories. This work has been 1 8«2 and were married after Arriving
Kijabe and the objective
Benches were thinned out
waved handkerchiefs n nd little flags cellent.
carried on by the bureau of animal In Oregon. His father was the first
point there la a waterless
some by the cold weather, but they
to their friends on the sidewalks,
Industry for several years past. The flour miller on the Oregon coast,
tract that will take t wo da.va
I he line <»f march led to the will yield very well In some place»
forest service has endeavored to as­ conducting a mill in Eugene for
to traverse.
Water for ex­
grounds of the public school, where where the orchards were not ex­
sist the bureau, as well as the state years. Mr Edris attended the acad­
pedition will be carried in ox
ilie W. It. C. presented a magnificent posed. "There will be a fair crop
authorities, in enforcing the law by emy which is now the Hill Military
wagons.
Hag, which was raised while the old of fruit this year, averaging every*
refusing to admit any sheep on a na­ school in Portland and later went to
veterans and the cadetr s, led by J. R. thing up,” said the doctor. "While
tional forest reserve within the pre­ the University of Oregon.
MISS MAY SUTTCN, TENNIS CHAMPION, IN ACTION
Ho has
N. Hell, gave three rousing cheers. some varieties will he light, other#
scribed states, that were not accom­ never before held any political of­
will bring up the average.”
An exhibition drill on the
mijw
Miss
May
Button,
button,
the
tennu
tennis
champion,
did
<ll<|
h<*r
her
|>n*lhnlnarj
preliminary
practice
for
panied by a certificate of inspection, fice.
Brown riansaro and Dick Spong the early summer matches at her home In California after the tournament was reviewed by Commander campus
Apper
signed by the inspector of the bureau
The official figures of the attend­
wore arrested at. Springfield yester­
son and his stiff and '¡iter' «Td^
of animal industry, to the effect that
A marriage licenae was granted day by Marshal Lyons on the charge In Mexico. She will take part In a dozen or more matches nn<> tournaments dress by rhe commander concluded ance on the first day at the Sentii#
they were free from the disease or by the county clerk this morning to of conducting a "blind pig" and were in the east this summer nnd may go to Europe Inter. She expects to annex the morning exercises.
fair were 89,21« exceeding the open­
had been dipped in accordance with Burton Henry Buoy and Miss Nettle each fined »200 in the recorder's several valuable trophies for her already large collection this season. I'ol
ing day at Portland and Jamestown-
the regulations of the bureau.
lowers
of
tennis
never
tire
of
watching
Miss
Sutton
nt
piny.
She
puts
tuors
Francis Welch, both of Creswell.
court.
I I.early May Duke cherries are h#
action Into the game ibau many men who a. > rated as »tars.
California cherries are on the mar­
ginning to ripen in this vicinity.
ket.