Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, July 08, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHl XUOKNl W1ÍKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, JULY «,1809 aq* joj naX rtatpfuji»* b| WFM jo J xI’’l' neo i«3 "»saqi «as uakul trV ,a>oqs sqi <n justnaAUoo ;oa •ss SRM aaotn joj sxis Xinmrj ®qr yaa naia ivpAaa »qi 'saiw^osd «za om * mj da *nd a»»O P«u H.noA ■q^3uaj>s ut utth aq) aopou i (¡noA pai <1«O n0 ’-»oiu J,i ’nQ -MSunp aaqio «opta don i . iioq qt .D j , '»tu« aqt jo pua aq> iw S uojjì put gaa gsaj n.“°A V°°J JitP° ¿ut utqi rotàie •apsalip aqi uo arai put ataa jtta( iptM epàaaon aaoui taqstujnj i] auo itqt « tj«o 1»« * tpn* aoj ]txu t •ncxpi« spani Jtqi pooj auo si ajaqj. ¿asooqa : PF«»* tprtlM -pooj jo iqoujt Jquo uo auit) jo qi3uj[ ujeuao « •ai] oj paainbaj iJ»M noX asoddng ¿9JH noA Pino.* leqjk COFFEE TEA SPICES BAKING POWDER , EXTRACTS JUST RIGHT if 1 IM 7 IB aJ.T^iYil T -ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE- - J L__ —___ _ ____________ _ __ ' ' NEW STAVE PIPE CONTRACT MADE Ione, Or.. July 3.—This town last night was the scene of a shooting affray in which eight men were shot, one fatally. Six of the men are alleged to have been shot by T. G. Earhart, an ex-convict, and who is known as a bad "man.” The seventh victim. W. H Escue, an aged man. said to be of Portland, Or., | was shot by members of the posse by mistake, and Earhart himself was shot in the back. None of the victims, with the exception of Escue. is seriously injured. Earhart surrendered to the posse after his ammunition was exhausted and was tak- en to Heppner. Earheart got into trouble last taken to Heppn«r for safe k«s»ping night with E. E. Miller and is si He evidently had b«xn drinking After his arrest he d«x-lared that a eged to have drawn a knife on t"“ conspiracy was on foot to murder latter. Earhear: is alleged to~ha,e him and that he had armei himself broken into Walker's general store ano fired at his pursuers in self- ini stolen a shotgun and « qutatity defense. He is known as a "bad of ammunition. In the meantime man" and was released from the peui- I Deputy Sheriff W. C. Casson was tentiary a few months ag->, having summoned, and gathering a posse served a sentence for attempted I about him. commanded Earheart to murder. He is of a quarrelsome Ils- i surrender. The reply was a shot position and when intoxicated has a and then Earheart started to run. mania for using a gun. Th«- list of i The posse fir«»d several dozen shots injured is as follows: after the fleeing man who returned I Wm. Clark, shot in shoul-ler I the fire After taking refuge under Joseph Beeselev. shot in the face, tb« warehouse Earheart fired at his back and legs. pursuers, hitting several. Au old E. T Perkins, post-master, shot in named W. H. Escue. who was the foot. J «nan »leeping on the ground near the de John Johnson, shot in the leg pot. was aroused by the shooting and Deputy Sheriff Walter Casson, shot rot up. in the back. Oas. Ritchie, shot fn tha leg Some of the tnc’j mistook him for W H. Escue, shot in the body, Earheart and fired at him. inflicting perhap* fatally, by memtiers of the injuries from which he may die. Wien Earh«»art's ammunition was po-se by mistake. T. G Earheart, shot in tfce bacV exhausted he surrendered an! CLOSSET a DEVERS PORTLAND. ORE. ~ AUTOMOBILE Sold in Euoene bv W. L. DeLano D andruff and FAUJNCrHAIRfe are bat oatward signs ot the evil Assets secret by myriads ai dan- dratf germs sapping the life blood of the hair. Micro kills the para site, soothes the itchiag scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops ittalfingoat. A single application gives relief and proves its worth. Save yoa- hair before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It is a delightful dressing for the uair, tree from grease and sticky oils. Ask year druggist tor free booklet MOYT CHEMICAL CO. Pacific Hors« LMoent i-« p—pared cipressi? ler thè needs ri ho-'eai i and raadMnrn. It t» a powertri and pene- irstisg liocrcni. a r.mcify fot Mn,rg'f> ctes A soothin; e.nbnxa.iun f,-r f.» retici of pria, sud 1? . o, -r nt icr i sprakn and soreru..« VMqcafai for csrisg tl>i wo-ad* and iniuriis t»i BARBE© V.iRE ani I- r Mirta«? ci ts, ahrasiom. sctes and ia-dss* ‘‘j-’fC 9L3. tkrsc Limmcni is Noutker is »o wavs U ix la»!* tu »si A >' C all «ieal.-r» t □ rv-lunù '¡«. lu - . h, • L -C4. hotl CnCrziCeL CO., '-««.. £•«. c®»<. , * BOOXLCT «d . / SICK HcAÜÄüHE I’ositively cured by throe Little Pills. They also relieve Dis tress tram Dyspepsia, In- digestion and Too Hearty » Eating. A perfect ren. «dy tor Dtzzlni SR, Nausea Drowsiness, Bad Tasu lu the Mouth. Coate. Tongue. Pain In the Side T' i KI'ID UVElt. They o guiase the B ow - I k Purdy Veritable. CARTERS ffilTTLE r|VER SMAUPILL JW’UdX ¿MALL PRICE. ■*CARTFR<* .UAnlCnO Genvine Must Bear Fac-Situile Signature ItTTLE IVER REFUS* k’.’BSTifUTES uvaktvr was tn an Improved condition \ second attack Tuesday night. h< w ever, was so severe that death cam«« at about 3:30 this morning. Crank M. Schoonmaker «xvmo to Portland from liinghmiipton. N. '■ I about four ...... years ago. and since —,... - Ills! residence here he has bciui engaged ! n the real estate business. II« a as a single tuan, 3 4 years old. Ills mother, Mrs. Hannah de Graff, who! of the Irvington Teunla club. home, 433 llall afreet, and a slater, Mrs Robert Bertlse, as well as three brothers, Fred Schoonmaker, of On ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦ entv. N. Y.. Elmer Schoonmaker, of New York Cty, tuid Rev. R. M ♦ ♦ New Irrigating hours were Schoonmaker, of Pasadeua. Cal., sur ♦ a<-t by the council liu>t night vive him. us follows: 6:80 a tn. to ♦ member Mr. Schoonmaker was a and 6:30 pin to of an eastern order of Maccabees aii.l ♦ 7 ; 30 a. m ♦ 0:30 p. tn. Thia extends the ot the Irvington Tennic club. ♦ time one hour euch day. und ♦ th« action was taken at the HOMESTEADS ONLY ♦ suggestion of Su pi l lili vlldellt ♦ Taylor. HENEY’S AUTO FOR HOME BUILDERS ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ otry was referred to (he street com mittee. The request of the pump men for eight hour shifts was given Io the fire committee Io report. The property owners along the nllev| between Pearl mid Oak streets mull between Sixth and Seventh streets p« tltloned ill last to have th«« alley grav elled. ta9,terlE2 so Au ordinance wlll be presenh««! at the next ims'iing «f th«« council to prohibit bicjrcl«» riding on the sldc-i walks from May I to October 1. t'ouncllmen Gilbert, Garrett. Moon. Williams. Henderson and Mayor Mat lock were presell at the session last I night Th« council wlll meet again the second Monday in July. WAGON ROAD OPENED AS FAR AS ACME ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Roseburg Land Office Receives The council last night cancelled Notice of Department's the contract with the Washington Latest Ruling ’ Pipe and Foundry Company, of Taco- By a decision of the Interior De partment. Just promulgated, a home stead entry made with no intention of establishing a permanent bona fide home upon the land, but merely with a view of submitting a showing sufficient to support oommutation must b« cancelled, notwithstanding th«» proof offered shows full techni cal compliance with respect to in- hab.tancy of the land for the iterhal required in commutation cases, rhe department holds that the purpose of the h -ni<stead law Is the dona- tion of the public lands to actual settlers seeking to establish bona tide homes thereon, and the provi sion respecting commutation lo no wise changes that purpose but tnere- ly affords a means of eommutatlug further residence to cash in meri torious cases, lawfully initiated and prose.uted to the date of commuta tion. In other words or«» nakfn-- homestead entry with the intent and purpose to commute gets no r;%«> tteroHiCh the process, even th ugh he may comply fully with the technical requirements as to residence and cul tivation. NEWPORT MAKING IMPROVEMENTS ' ma. for wood stave pipe for the water i system. Councilman Garrett said: "For some reason the contract fell through There was some mlxup between the agent and the company The mayor and recorder were au- thorlzi-d to enter Into a contract with th»» Portland Wooden Pipe Company for 560'* f«-<»t of ten inch pipe ut 47 *>* cents a foot. The pipe will be tarred The wood on the Inside will be of sap wood a quarter of an Inch thick. Man ager Palm, of the company, presented the contract at the meeting. Councilman Henderson will go to Portland to supervise th«» manufac ture of the pipe. in explanation of the action of the Tacoma company Councilman Hen dersou said The company did not want to live up to the si*>«elticatlons that the agent put In the contract. Wv found out that we could do better with the Portland people, and were glad to cancel th econtract.** ing. Slips in Water Over His Head l From Friday '» IhHiy) Herman Hurling, »on of l; ilurhh a iio-mlHir of tin« firm of . in,. „ *• I ufseturors. Ii.rllng a K.*’h"‘.W drowned thin afternoon ul„M|( ’ “ o clock whll«« but lilhg m I atm*.« the l.lg brlds«. a. Wlb lumen«« north of thl« ctv Th« * h" bn. boy was ouly ten years old uml could Z ■ «mi On«» companion. Elmer HsnudiM , b«iy vf seven or eight )l ur„ '* with the lad when h. ,)r„; Not fur nwiiy In another slough how ever, a large bund of »oun»i,.r, w,.’ enjoying lli«m»elv<■». utiuwat,. <,f their playmate a danger. V< < <>i «ling In t h<- »1. : . . r «he co*. puiiliin, Herman was 14 Ir•«Idle" of u log ami drifting •round m t(le »lough. Il«« suddenly fen oft O(| found the wuter over hl head. I. th«« excitement bs could not rrgug tin- log and Btruggl»-d iii . ih <| The I mi > leaveu hl» father. 4 twell*, year-old brother an«! bls mother Tbs •r Is ut Newport ,u - ... h„tl,„ ,jf father, very III lie body wus recovered abon' is I»« ur after th» drowning BRINGS PRISONER TO TOWN WITH SHOTGUN Stave Pi|H- UeM That stave pipe Is the best for the money has been absolutely proven to I the satisfaction of th«* council. Seat tle has over one hundred miles ot this kind of pipe ranging from 53 l-KEDEKK l< A. Inches to much smaller sixes. Engi neers quote city utter city which has Chicago, Ini» t tried the plan, and It Is now accepted of r»sp!r id u hiv»» as th«- standard mode of piping. to k«-<* « p life Election lt«'i»ort. of <’.i ik'sègu, The report of the canvass of the after und rmlnir an • special election showed that the meas day for û|»p-T.<!icîd< ure to acquire, appropriate and c« »i- In 11 l iu T r O '« demn real estate had u majority ot tlcu ar!y hard on him 241. The city hall bill was lost by wel 46 votes. Th« measure regulating li quor selling passed by 4» votes ’1 ke bill to prescribe qualifications of el-c tors passed with a majority of only three votes, the totals being 384 and 381. The salary bill went down with a majority against It of 268. 1 h« band tax was lost by 17», and t.i« Herman Darling. While Bath Bl.SSL Young Hobo Threatens Fsr- mor'a Daughter Near ' Junction City Wfllarf Ingram »hn liv.-« o Monr.M. rosil. brought a pr'. r town Monday evening at th- a shot gun. says th« Junction Tinea It • onp>.l at for ■ .tr.ethlna •d. A a only a «I ade Si- Newport is making rapid strides in opening up tew sections by build ing and improving streets. A new street is being laid out to the ocean, half way between the life saving station and Nye Creek, Beach street, running to the ocean from Nye Creek hotel, was graded and ■ U widened. Injuring the property be longing to A. N. Moores, Claud Gatch and Dr. Minthorn, as the per From Saturday's Daily Guard) Castle Rock. Wash . July 3.—Th pendicular bauk in front of their In an automobile accident ou a . automobile in which Francis J. co’tages has no «bulkheail and U mountain road near Triangle lake, . I Heney, pro«'cutor la the San Fran- falling down. A new road, running about 3s miles wen of Eugene, yes- i I cisco alleged graft cases. Fsirmer terday evening. Mrs. Al. Kuykendall, '¡United States Senator Frew W Mui- wife of the well-known Eugene drug-; ' key. of Oregon. Di. J O. Beasley aud zist. suffered a broken leg and Mrs. . , I Detective Jcnn McCartny wer« pra- D. A. Faine was somewhat injured, j a i ceeding from Por:.and to Seattle although the nature of her injuries was overturned a mile and a half are not learned. north of here at noon while round The accident occurred about seven ing a turn at high speed. The ma- o'clock. The party left Eugene stru-k soft ground and turned about four o'clock yesterday after chine over, planing all but Heney under noon in Dr. Paine's big White steam the car. Heney escaped himself by er bound for Triangle lake, where jumping and t he being unable to help the Kuykendall party is camped for his companions to>k an outing. Dr. Paine was driving turned on foot under the car re- to Castle Hock for the auto and besides himself the oc-1 CUPID BREAKS JUNE cupants were Mrs. Paine. Dr. Kuy-| medical aid and assistance. It was at first thought that the chaffeur's RALPH BRISTOL NOW kenia’.l. Mrs. Al. Kuykendall and RECORD IN LANE daughter, Helene. A telephone mes leg was broken but his Injury proved only a serious bruise. sage to the Moullen & Zacharias' WORKS IN PA’S STORE McCarthy's leg was burned and COUNTY THIS YEAR garage late last night told of the bruised and Dr Beasley suffered a accident and there has been no word bruised back But Never Will Fully Recover, Th« c^eifeur’s n«ame from there since. Fred Moullen and is Jesse McLaughlin. a«ways a popular month Say Insane Asylum Al. Kuykendall left in an auto at for marriages, but that month thlr miduig.t for the scene, expecting year will g.» down In history at Doctors to be back in Eugene about noon1 TRAMP KILLS '«•■Ing a record breaker In l.an«- coun today, but up to a late hour this I ty. An examination «if th«- record* Ralph Bristol, th« t'nlv<»r*lty ot afternoon they had not arrived at rh«* county clerk’s office discloses FOUR PERSONS TO Neither could any one who knew any- j the fact that there ha« not been a Oregon student wh«i wn- said l»y 8n thing of the accident be reachei by month in the history of the county fath«-r to have gone Insaii«« b»s-SB>* SECURE MONEY telephone during the day. during which th«- number of marrlag«* • >t having bee u lazed while in Ms year, and who was com- The message over the p'hone NEW RAPID FIRE GUN TO BE USED AGAINST BALLOONS. licenses issued equaled th«- number freshman \sylum. stated that Dr. Paine momentarily issued during th«« month just ended ill I tied tn the H uh « Insane r asylum. ,......... ... front .. ... the The United States army experts are soon to teat a new automatic rapid Forty-three lost control of the machine while ♦ Aberdeen, S. D., July 3.—J. ♦ - couples were made h«i>- f.a- buoa paroled rounding a sharp curve in the road + C. Christie, a farmer living near ♦ fire field gun designed to be used against war ball'mns. it is called th' py, o mpared to 7 lu June. 1 »08, very much Improved an l Is no* *t going down a steep mountain some + here, his wife, daughter and a + McClean-Lissak gun after its inventors. Dr. ß. N. McClean und Lieutenant 31 In 1907 32 In 1906, and 29 in Illa home In Ihirtlan«! ami at *”Tk In a »lore, mvs a Halein illspStch- distance this side jf the partv's de.-- ♦ farm hand were murdered today ♦ Colonel Llssak of the United States ordnance department, The gun is mud' 1905 In years previous to 1905 1 limino was usually smaller than \ltb«ugh his fat er r««P«’i » lil< con tination. The auto struck a big stump ♦ by a tramp whose name is not ♦ in three sizes—a three pounder, two pounder mid 30 caliber, The typ« the u and the oozupants of the machine, + known. It is suppo-ed the mur ♦ shown In this Illustration tires 150 one ¡«ound solid shots or bursting shells u that, The i n«« last day nay of th« th«- mont.t, duct good and nays h«« ha» had no except Dr. Paine, were forcibly + der was the result of an attempt ♦ minute and has a range of three miles. It Is mounted on a light electric auto which was yesterday, wa* the busiest attack» »Ince hl« rele«M-. the *•>'■ hurled through the air by the mo ♦ to secure a larve sum of money + mobile truck and can be elevated to such a degree as to be eflettti* again»- day for th«- license ct«rk, wh*-n nix liim physicians way he was In some what of n disturb«-«! condltleii men were Issued. mentum of the car and were landed ♦ supposed to have be« n in the ♦ buUouua at aixuuBt any aiilluxie wlLUlu Its range. tally when he left t■-..« Instltullon. roughly in the brush. At that point ♦ Christie home. ♦ Anglers and Hunters, and that whll«« h«« may get »Ion**1’ there is a ateep precipice, and it is ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Jttne was also a good month for right for an lnd«-flnr« ■ ■ 1 ■ .«»1. said had the car not struck the from the ocean bluff between Nye i measures providing a method to con angler«' an«l hunters' licenses, Of malady Is <»f a natur«- from »!|i'’® “e -tump it would have plunged down Creek and Jump-Off-Joe. back to | i demn land for sewers and streets had th«« latter 35 resident and two non- I has little h«»p«« of ultimate r«-«”Wjr. the mountain 200 feet and every SMALLPOX CASE Nye Creek'» snvrce. has opened a a majority of 253. The one per cent resident licenses wer«« itwm-d ,.„ «nd u ' Bristol 1» suffering from what »hat >• I* member of the party would perhaps seotion of beautiful building sites, Indebtedness amendment was lost by 303 anglers paid their *1 each for technically nown as d«ni«ntla pr»»* have been killed. IN THE COUNTRY which overlook the Pacific and are 65 votees. the privilege of whipping the streams cox. and while at the a-ylum expef- The machine was not very badly sheltered from the heavy winds by a of loan« county. lenced several iierlods of actlv«« «111»- Power Plant Work wrecked, according to the report re thick forest lying directly north. The The paving of First street tn Al- J. W. Harris, county health offi ceived- here last night. The mes P. D. Newell was ordered to clear bany was completed yesterday and turiianre, during which be cauw# *3500 road to Olsaonville along the sage stated that only the condenssr i cer, ordered a case of smallpox quar- bay and built on piling, will soon br the right of way for a flume 100 feet work at once tiegun on Ferry str«-et much trouble to th«« Institution cm- ploy«»«, and he 1» subjwt to a J*" at he antlned yesterday at Cottage Grove, finished, and places which were! wide and 800 feet long at the power was bro-ken. Moullea thought Second streets, c.urrenco at any time. H« '• irn®eJ *“““ “ Flrat ““* and ~ repairs I T®®01™’ he will go to see if It is reached by winding trails are now plant. He will use day labor and su between would be able to make I ’ hr other »Ide streets will then be > parole upon th«» «ame condition* *“*, drive I ^e real disease.—Guard. □ough so as to enable him to o drive taken up. securing good roads as fast as they ! perintend the work at J3 a day. ... When asked regarding the above can be built. other patients are given leave the car into Eugene today, That is Three bridges will be built by Con Th«« board of directors of the i absence upon tho re -onitnendatlon of nrobably what is delaying bis ar- Dr. Oglesby, city health officer, says Many of these improvement? are tractor Moore at the power plant at Albany publie schools hav«- award«-«! that the case referred to is out of the doubtleM» made not only on acc-mnt the rate of 17.50 per thousand feet th«- contract for the building ....... . .1 | the asylum pltyHhfHiis. and th« **" rival. Dr. Kuykendall had hlg surgical I city a mile or so, and is not under of the heavy building, but on az--l in addition to the cost of the lumber. new *5o.oo<) high school to of th«- I »liming of res|»on»lblllty for hie cjtn’ Snook| duct and safety by th«« father. Tne instruments restoratives and medi his jurisdiction, and that as it is in '•ount of the water system to be pnt Contracts will be let according to the * Traver, of Salem, Work Is to ntylum physh-latis decline to «*••* •Ines with him a' the time of the ac Lane county it is up to Dr. Harris to in as soon as the bonds are on th* li at begin immediately. specification« alrendy prepared. whether or not hl* d«ni«»ntla •** ident and immediately attended his quarantine. There is no smallpox in market. The water is to be brought I Tl'l-Bits «it perl nd need from the «ffists <f " * laughter-in-law's broken log. The this city.—Western Oregon. in wooden pipes from the headwaters 'restment at th«« college, but -ay I’ bone at or above the ankle was the Geo. T. Hall. Sr., asked that the HIGH SCHOOL BOARD if Big Creek, and a modern el’y unusually early In Hfn ■*> >ne that was briken. system will be Installed. There Is paving contract between Pearl and FRANK SCHOONMAKER OF PLEASANT HILL developed su. h i-as« a. also consideralile talk of building a Park streets and Eighth and Ninth ball park in the city’s park, which streets be rescinded. The request wn« ant NO FISHING LICENSE FOR DIES OF HEART FAILURE could be done by draining the Illy referred to the street committee with NEWEST SCHEME WOMEN AND CHILDREN pond, leaving a natural amphi power to act. IS “CIGARETTE ti„ Former Eugene Man Expires theatre. The location of the present Officers were Instructed Io permit th« park plazas and th,, depot park to SPECIAL TRAIN «round Is a mile from town, but Suddenly at Tillamook There will be no necessity of wo- nevertheless the Bunday games are be watered outHlde of irrigation men and children taking out anglers' Yesterday Morning well attended by the visitors and hou rs. Walla Walla, Wash.. Jun«» licenses, as is shown in the follow- Mr. Rilov, of th'» box hall allova, residents alike. Th*» Mrlrt pnfnrcnin«»nr th‘* n‘* ing letter from R. O. Stevenson, th« asked permission to run hh fumi*«*- law prohibiting the smoking of <’11' Frank M. Schoonmaker, formerly state game warden: ment on Sunday, The question will arctics has ls*en pr ■micnve <«i muc « stud, nts of Eugene. «lied suddenly of hear' EX-RAY HARMFUL TO "Forest Grove, Or. b«« looked up. ProHp, i-ts lamentation liv th««»«« nd Ihn-tl to “Mr. R. D. Allen, Clerk of Marion failure at Tillamook ye.rerdav. Th The council ordered a contract per first union habit In this city ami ha* re»nlt«<l‘" Portland Journal tell of his death County: mitting the city to cross th«« South WOUNDS. SAYS SURGEON in ingenious scileme Kchetn«* to 1®^ lo evnil« . ....... ■ .. as follows: “Dear Sir: — I have issued orders ern Pacific right-of-way at Washing watchful ■berlff. Thl» fon-ii'H'"« '' Frank M. Schoonmaker, a real es to all my deputies not to enforce ths ton street with a pipe line. no hltch In th<- pci'f®* 1 there Is for. “The ex-ray is not a great help In law requiring women and boys un tate <I«»aler with office» fn The request of John H. Hartog. TOP PRICE PAID ilnns of ih« promofer. h bett building, died about 3:30 this surgery," snid a Eugene physician der the age of 15 years to have an Eugene’s booster, for permission to excursion wlll le.!ve Wall« anglers’ license. If you have appli morning In Tillamook. Accompanied this morning. "It has been noticed put Into th«« street ornnmental lamps FOR 1908 HOPS '»ver the Internrban lln<- nnd * by B. M. Ix>mbard. a business asso that Wounds that are treated with was referred to the street committee, cations for these ‘no pay’ licenses cross the Oregon »Dite line. kindly advise that the game warden ciate, Mr. Schoonmak??r returned to the ex-ra.v do not heal so well, and ft will probably be allowed. _____ _____ pili»” of *11 I The top price for 1908 h lop* was suigily of "i>HiH«r will not molest them for fishing with Tillameok on Saturday. Owing to that the light seems to have a bad R. A. Booth's, Geo. T. Hall ’ s and reiKip-d yesterday when Catlin * as well sh plenty of the "niaklfS*« out a license. It was the intent of the high altitude In crossing the effect.” Mrs. Freeland ’ s walks wore turned fjnn are to be provided. "in some cases where bones are over to th«- «treof committee to repair <|- sold to Bal«m and the law that they should not be re mountains ft i» thought Mr. Schoon excursion Idea was . spriinff l” maker was seized with heart trouble, talers 100 bales pf hop» of that year - The ___ and assess to the property. . Jok«» ... by Al Bobllter ,«f quired to pay a license, and in jus from which he had been suffering broken the X-ray Is a great help, but (ll I. )2 r ,. nl » a of I’urtlan1’« 1 2 C^SJtS. who represents a tobacco conipaj1’'- tice to them and the state I have de for a long time. This, together with in ordinary cases It Is not," he con Th«« council last night broached th« I hl» Is an Arnptlonal price for old cided not to require them to take out acute indigestion, has been named as tinued. "I look for further develop extension of the fire limits, The but so many men are hungerin« hops, and Is Indicative of the great ments and more thorough experi matter was held over to the next a license. tihe proscribed ng. 'lemtind for the cron and shows a a drag at the cause of his death. mentation and knowledge, which may ular meeting. smoke were found who took th.' id ‘ R. O. STEVENSON, Mr Iximbard left Tillamook Mon bring out qualities that the medical strong tendency which will naturally seriously that the traveling twin a "' The petition for permission to put t nffect contract price» for the crop of "State Game Warden.” day night, as apparently Schoon- fraternity little suspects now.” in scales at the Ingham vinegar fac noun< ed his Intention to r> ally Mr ' ■" *his year.— Salem Statesman. out the plan.