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I Immense Varie tv Ft»n «♦ chandisein Every Department 1 ne Newest Styles, L BRAVE FRENCHMAN DIES IN POVF RTY atest Patterns and Lowest ?rices San Ita favi, (’al IN Ml CASES Our $12.00, $15.00 and $20.00 Long Broadcloth Costs Each $6.50 Two dozen long l*w*»e and nenii-flttlng coat», made of broadcloth and fan cy cloth trimmed tn tailored braid and strictly tailored. This 1» a won derful opportunHy at the beginning of the season to get a coat for less than the cloth would ordinarily cost. They are last year s garments, but all good styles. Don’t delay—conic now and get the best styles; sixes 34 to 42. Values to $35.00. All now marked at one price, each .... $6.50 $15 and $20 New Fall Coats at $12 Our stock of new- fall $12.00 Coats are better than ever. Come In all the new mixed coalings—new colorings and plain cloths. Th*>se coats are Snade for misses and women. Specials at...................................... $12.00 New Fall Suits at $16.50 and $25.00 The new- Fall Suits at $16 50 and $2 5.00 are as good »s you'll get most places for $20.00 and $30.00. Made of all th*' new fabrics new colors — new weaves; lined with guaranteed lining—long con», plain and pleated skirts. Grand values .see them. The prices ar,' .Tom $16.50 to S25 See Our Immense Stock of Fine Furs All Kinds and Styles H. Friendly Nemo and Gossard C alifornia in HEW YORK CITY BEGIN?. S3.50 and $5.00 Corsets. Our Special $1.95 Each Iler Augnai Chai vr rebellion, *• . Sept 28. Uhevu j<M.. hero of th*' Ho* Adwr ot fortune mid Nvion of a noi ,le tauilly. die«* »t Vr.lniod liy New York, S«»pl gumption thi / afternoon in ii tiny. tuirty *'lglil thè tepresenlal ivi*» of I w o -roomed collagi' nt Larapur. pvli That she had nilvKM and nailon* and ucariy a inlllloil visitors . T’orlliind. Sept. 2-'. jracthuHy friondh'ss the fraud in varimi» parts of th«* Unlt*'*l \\ lien ' a,uj only his wltv. frolli * full kuowledg«' ot of a week, nuil on** friend States and «’umidii. New York Ii*'ga . the famous "7-11” I land cases, and a bild*' Puter for stood b _ bedside . * *'l*’brnl loti recciviHl $50 from S. A. .. D. . --------- t day Its Inns plaiiliisl / hie Joining iu th»' conspiracy was thv a>l- ot thè dlscovo I y nt th** Hu*l'*>>n till * <■ 1 mot’s life hud beso one of ad 1 mission jesterday iu federal court of ventu ,v During ill*' »logo of I’ekln hundred »•■ .u s ag > b* lh'iiry Hinlimn Mrs. Horace Q. McKinley, formerl) Ii«* * gv«'d ov*'r 1 400 white persons an I thè 1'1' h>K si i'umboiit 11»«' Marie YVare, land couimisWouer at w»’ aln th*' walls of th** city from up tli** sani*' hlstorl«- river bv Robert | Eugene. by procuring provisions Fnltou «me hundred Mild two yeais .rvatkui Mrs McKinley bfoc«**dwl to t»»1’ f* ,r thwn at the risk of hla life. ago. fy ikat all th»' name. »» wituaascs] f*-a Perhaps Ih«* m«***t Mpvvtnvulnr 1 Following the capture **f the city, . oa paper* made out to •ecura m*' th*' the man's heroism was rewarded by ture marklng thè bei a IInn I ii : of .and were fictitious aud that »be of half a duM'U govi-inuienis. who decu celebrai Ioli was thè UNNi'in bling knew at the time they were sigue j f rvltcn war l'Ig'hty \merlcan ami I rated i'lialniot. and delivered to her to bo sent .o After th*1 Boxer troubles Uhaliuot. vessela In New York barb***- prellml YVashlugtoil. D C No attempt «/*.- with his wife, cum*' io th*' United nary lo a m****t naval paruib- up th'1 made to hold back till» informs don hir It States He was wealthy In addition Hudson River I and admis.'-ion afte* admicS ' ft ot f!«»«•( vv«*r a»» <*iiih|v<! on (Il H Ml «!«’ of to having th»' deciiriiHon of th*- l.<- fraud in big land steals »¡line from gion of Honor cotiferred upon him. di«» Minuti«'. or HN 11 !t«r of fio!, V’M<,«’|»* the witness. u ht’i'v In IIIO«|«*| 11 the Fri-n* h government had pre»*-nte*l 11 Y\ .-.ii*' iictlng as laud commJsaloiier ¡ r«»r«<nt r«’v!«*w «»f iho Hr ' • ! ■ »1I n AV) • him with $2oo.**ii*'. • rl* an 1 \ she had a spleudld chum« io assist Hfv “ In New York his wife priK-ured a ! |'h<Tv W«T«’ iu putting th*' deal through tor Puler. whl!«’ a !«•. divorce and. through uulueky luvi-st- naval v«»«M’h In t * and used all authority of the office Di liy r mi r •pu- •nt<.'»I Kn«lnn«l « •*» nients anil his own geu*'ioally in glv «•«»ill ! thi doing ss>. Th»' arrangement ti* <fb un« 1 i nriiioi’ I « : lug away I math* « i \ 1 n this was made with I’uti-r and Mi ». •* 1•M » . rd II fortune. previous tu Kinley an I a short tin foi ir al •H > , W ! ’ <1 n tukvn ill I in«m r Shortly it affidavits May. 190 1, when the 1 the ‘ i ’ ’ • ■ I I” •V 1 f«> «■ inn rrlvd lie came wer»' tuude in th»' Ro*« i-burg office in »( uin j th«* Chultnot a week a the case, she sa’.J. «1 (nn« • had but 2" cents to bls num**. Il** a j E»iuit)' ( JIM' , V.»!i K.-•■«(. * allied to his sister in Switzerland of The hearing was on in«» cqu co!« VI« (<»r :• I. ii I n Ills condition, and she is now on th»* es to reclaim title to the Ian i carri«*«! b thr » • iu r«• t <nuh way to Ytnerlca to lend Ui.-i»<aii<'«* Cottage G rove, H« mr Eugene and __ - dvr th.* ‘.»tnii bad ,4 VW bei'ii sccureil «» P« A Ml * »I n *.' V I Puter —w - and — o Il that will I'Olue to*» late. 1 ! 1.* It had lull'« i Y! 1. I er». . and an vfofrt efofrt ìb is Oving being made by • \«* i mi ! J 1 * W 0 * o » .* J'-t the district attorney to again R»« M th. Etrur.'a un i . r J land ba. k to the gimrnmeni. Mrs. McKiul*-» at ■* admitted th*' names of the fiitliiiuis pvrsum* were I signed i*j Puler on all Ott“!r.a. filing papers, pr«*»t* q ( public uotlies aud the later Conveyance of t_e prop- erty. I'uter was called to the stand, and corroborated her testimony, und also admitted that all witnesses’ names fictitiously anil fraudently were signed, He further admited enter- ing iuto the scheme with Mrs. Mc- Kinley whereby »he received $50 and that the deeds later conveying the property were fraudulent. .Mysterious Watkins. The complaint file»! by the United States district attorney oliarges that some person represented to be \V. H. YYatkins. applied in May. 1901, to the land office at Roseburg and made af fidavits that he had settled 160 acres near Eugene iu 1892. and had made the improvements required for home steading, Applications for final proof were also .'Hade in which Joseph V ar wick ami t'. II. Herns were signed as witnesses. Under this fraudulent government patents representation were issued to Malkin» who in turn is suppcseJ to have transferred the lands to G. B. Mclrt oil Several ot.ier large tracts were scc ired iu a similar way. The prcH'idlngf so far show that all this was done by I’uter ami other« who have be n chary d in th«' crimi nal case», upon which convictions have been secured. Ex-Senator F'al- <*n is representing McLeod In an attempt to retain title to the lands. Many of the witnesses used In th.-1 criminal proceedings are being used j In this procedings. BURRO TEARS AT j Fi'lppo llagkl» D th* H ïi ’.U » r *»y J! XI i off.. r of GAPING WOUND OF I Tl DYING MINE!: M ba Arg« w llud'oti !-i|ltii|| rlalMirnle Eor th«* In tn lowihM >la\*« th«’ piai t iiiiipr« I i « ! in I\« | |I(. P mt III th«« KiDR'ii « n stillili* | m >|| i h proi« < h«»ur of th«> «ho or ni, th«-1«* will tw n full p Iti meh Mtation hou>. a<'<’«»nipl|Mh<Ml h\ Ui Il duty nivn dolna « keeping on «luiy r •r ►’••'■n l.uur, (ho oth« r pluhmiiM Monday t Ito «olvln ■‘'■•■a »III tu. I ho for in *»f «*«1 in at n ' 'lllbil, ,n(1 n«*roplnii«* flight * h ii 1 Kraud r*^ *«*ptl hi at th«* M«*tr '■H-in ()*»r. H oiim «)- I ii th«' « \< nit h i. z? ina(«*«t that th«» (loll to th«* city n b ’■ *4*ll<; *,( o (lindi» lillrttl Hulsuu.ym. ton C unni »doh <i t In privato vntorti • »<-*d» I;. 075 Oun. SOAKING RAIN PUTS DUT ALL FORL.T FIRES IN LANE COUtMTY Statistic» Will Be Compiled o» the Los» by Fire.-« in Orc- gon This Year ikhu I it! ■ n. • II *•<•* K-- >1 Ailn ih«« ntnit>«piif!<• -Ain g a wart! W .1 an It H um bv« n at tm> tiiu ho ntlViil attach** of I bv cmliasny the ¡ him I lllfiw <»r f i; luuh h«*r«*. ('apt W abm I eff Situ Bernardino, Cal.. Sept. I** mitntnvr long thvrv hm«« {>«- Japan has out !onv all otli«r for*- flivM in th«* nioutitahin. Itll With a burro tearing at a jagged wound In hla leg for blood with Ign countries by m * ii <I‘ ng a prlnc** of Mtiokv to Mvttlv over th»» Iry and which to moisten Ila parched throat. th«» royal blood, Prine *- Kui'.l, a. her (Iiv a t ii)«>Mp..vr«* a I a .«\ $ « huy appt'Mra«<••• on that 4><outn Jacob George. an old prospector of off!••'«! r«'prwM*ntatlvv !.(>■* • \\ fn th«* for«*! ¿ii and Ktnrrlcan the Mojave desert, was found uncoil Fire-Stuny .Plant at Mayflower th«*lr Mia t|«>h and th<» Orraou an«l W amüi T-b. uLBCuad slate convention ot •'he Attendance Larger Than at Any scions und near death by a party of caval v «*» m '| m had taken 'Woman's C.brtrtiaa Temperance T'n- miners returning from the Furnace th»n.< thvrv pr -din tlotiH of f! «* Utt!«* (oil Lumb«»r Manilla« lurvrn 1 i Group and Two Stamps -e Previous Institute Held t|««n. *«>rklnK with thr or« Regions." George was brought to old Half M«>on and thv (’Jvrniont «*n ion wiU K- entertained at Hood River tend th«« rlv«-r and w«*ru r«« «»!*••! ot Furmtry. will now at the-Sweepstakes October !• th ta sth. Lone Willow Springs. ,<>n Msi’d in Lane County hav«’ <'oinpil«'d <x»n The railroad, rates are one and one- The aged prospector was lost for with flttlnq rndsswg lo th«* fir«- ¡«mw eh » third tare esi the certificate plan. two days on the edge of Death Val- no I m «* A« they ^icto «tgtl.tln ol The most successful teachers’ in- Perry Ely. of the Mayflower group : Dake gales most secure from the. rail retport blank lay. In attempting to Inflict u flesh In th«* line. . year. I Hu nd re J« ot Lane county <d mines in Bihemia. was in town road apent a: the scarring point a cer stitute ever held in Iv wan |o I tin» report IHR the wound on his pack animal to secure j have b****n mailed due Saturday puttirg in supplies. A fine tificate showing fall fart- paid. These came to a close today at noon The Ith th»» rvpll« in rV blood with which to moisten his .■turner and fall I to wtrleBi new fiwewtaonp mill is being installed Tw.-etpm must he filled out anC coun attendance has been larger than at nnd Clermont tl swollen tongue and throat, he acci *y county and <U*ti riet, »üb it any previous gathering of the kind in the M»yfiowi-r mines to replace the tersigned by the K I Vo»' hlniNvIf through th«* dentally shot th»' secretary of the m <' iii letter to **:.n>i>!*-l* every tire. t * Kill <-vanide plant, which did not prove meeting awd exhibited to the agent here and the program has been more and n » Ith leg. Falling hvIph’MM beneath th«* > timber I***,. <i th** area burned tb»- desirt»! san ess. but the fine pros- i jirior to the close of the meeting. varied, more interesting and more 1 Ihr d«’N«Tt hud , h«» lay unvotibt louN Thv akut 4 Staten .«•Hi I together with Inform;* >n as to tba before. and Th pects in tlis mine fully warranted the They must show not less than fifty Instructive than ever burro, crated from lack of water, vi- HP • origin and other stat: |i. that wili extra expense' of installing the new receiyts a»d not less than fifty cents County Superintendent Dillard is to her <i ( lously attack«*«! the fallen man and viri aid In g'lvlng the tire stamp mil., and the Mayflower group «Carelaid by each person on the going be congratulated upon his w ise se- and had torn a big wound In hl* leg * h« n Thia Is the first >• ar lection of instructors. Tt , ___ The papera will yet hf-come a producer. jv-rip to entitle the delegate to a one- the rchcuvrii found him. * k made to ha.c th' and addresses have been of a high h Two-Stamp .Mill •4< third return rate. I > I class and the work at this Institute upon anything n < r«* t* S. J. Brund has just installed a .»«* Trains will leave Hood River for tltnate. und otien < 'I N! <>n two-fstamp mill to be operated bv a , The w est-».t 3:2 5 p. m.. reaching Port- will leave a lasting impression ui>oii .*1 'he minds of the teachers in attend t land at 6 p. m. in time for the south- ance. Mil«* Mi Sweepstake« mine on Elephant d ,,,,^ delegates to take the 7 « n» ’:45 up ' » w 4 : < ! At the general session this morn- mountain Jn the Bohemia mining r , Ing. Prof. D. \Y . Jarvis spoke on the 4I Í* • > diMrict. >Ir. Bru id has a large » A'-It* ,,, The tírfierai board will meet at 9 , care of the eye. President Campbell « i«*l' i* quantity of fine we in sight which he j a. bi U1 4 <>.e Jo* : • Vili.-, Or.. fcepl • " aad the executive at 10:16 on J < I - I. It will proceed to ran through his new d UP the j .*< »L Ofc ITI. P w ue-day. October ith. and the con- i-1 , Aiderman sjioke and pr*-H**l«n*. »villi Judg** » - ‘rofessor H. A. stamp mill This wfL.ter. Some of this •yetr ion open at 1:30 p. m. »> »t i K I.«’»* r> . Mrs. Adrian delivered a short address on co.insel of thè YY I T •1 ore mortared and" washed in a pan Shepard, ste»- president of Idaho, has rooaed tie rbi Klv.o Lind ’■So»' Things not Found In Books." Irrigai loti Con* leaves a long stril .g of gold, which j , returned M.itur- I «fremii on New In the high school section Presi fr.im s.-t demonstrates its richness. Andrew! been sw ured for an address Wednes Th. Üb'- I tah. where I "treet. day evening. dent H. M. Crooks of Albany College .he Bruad. of the firm of Metcalf “ trnmedlate con- <>t the Half .M Delegates expecting to attend the spoke on. "What Shall College Ex job Brund, has been a.i listing his father^ celebrated u convention send names to Mrs. R. P. pect from the High Schoil in Lltera- i [!’-<* f-m .. .......■r„ '.he';1:^‘ Hb in the work of last ailing this plant j monies Orr that places may be assigned in ture?" followed by papers on ’’De- \<m< i OF IIO1KII ó! Brogan, at eh,, head of th*- Willow in hi» mine the past two weeks.— * I n t he bates.’* by E. K. Barnes. A. K. Mick w» ar aid confasion. \ I IZ 1 I l<>\ mutimi river vaBey. -re agrrnd upon b" ,‘h / fvalng th»' sani*' liara Ir Braider. I will I*,, r ey. Benjamin Huntington and E E MRS. JOSEPHINE HULL, IRaiÌr“’»^ 'h’‘ Or*«on' Short ?r '-a t ed. •tartIng at 7 301 o’chs k. DeCou. Press Correspondent. . t laine I Nnftc# li» h**r«*by g:.**ti that Iks Rallroad * ompany. and (he — ne*o». I a brilliant display nt flrewor’ In :h«' advanced section Professor n<»ceiieary n f«>r Icous ,» ■,,n,r“,’t** w.-re Htgne.l bv boti, pari" Th** commission with the Ilf vquaHiAtl -,---------- appro»- Adrian spoke on "Who Shall Our lea, al *>f thè wur .Icpartm*-nl, de ty, t>r«’g* n. *IH Alter»«! it th«* ccurt and thè din wlll |„. f|jh elded Heroes Be" and H. G. Lull on "His- a« Boon mm th*( »■> pleasure or '.ommrrrlAI house In said county on tb** tb,rJ men and team» and supplì, •raf' torr and Geography.” can U» • ot ri'gularly ••ncrl^d Wotild ho Monday .. .............................. ■ II 8»>"rt Line engL Gresham. Or., Sept. 2 7. - «k veral n t.,’«", Professor Lull also spoke in the ,«v>d In t «■ Hiid.on rlx-r hetwiwn day thereof. I»09. -m> publicly «-. s> (Contirued trom^ page 1). i» are Alr.-ady In th,. n.-l,| ,-rilhM intermediate section on "How to Use of the High school boy» bjxd u gather | The grand jury is making an m- Text Books" and Professor Adrian ing Saturday In the Tbom>»ion * «'.-tl.mlng th.- rlght-of-way an i vvniy -recond and l.’.oth «ir»*»«» Dir. amine the assessment roll., «nil co:-, he the O-cjcu spirit rlt ai.^ ar. j take part in IveMigauou inio the liberties allowed on "History and Biography." ag thè parali". reel all errors in I- »alimtlon, dencrlp Hugh’s real estate office and »on*.- the activities. 1 He toll ___ , ! how the in- Por thè t*o water i«i#*aiif» trn lion or qualltlm of lands. >*»U ’ Horace McKinley, the land fraud of the boy» of th.- High m-hool were •hc-lr ¿niX t*hr:nn.trnRj"o,.',V"<' . ,t liy thÇ '* terstate triangular meet was a failure I prisoner at the county jail. •d*i«-lronl beslde» thè war V«'MM«‘ ÌM othvr pr<»iM?rty n This ti t invited. Th.- uninvited ones then financially both at Idej o and Wash daty n< I.« u form^d. The fHM coiim I m I«*«! of • mm *»* r; If *ha)l i '■n-’leavored to break up th«' meeting morning United States Marshal Reed ington. while a succe* ■> when held j :i ¡*1*.'St «t H**’ M’ArgoIntc and * <» hm ! wlwv tnvrrhant voh - l»vr*on* Inf«- ..«r« by blowing pitch smoke Into the key ; and other witnesses were called be here. This year the O. At. C. meet is ii it* *> m ’ ih ; ih**n calli«« «*Uu$min al* plylhg In time nnd 1» a «* i hole», but as the key hole» were ea»i fore the grand jury in the course of .*■ -pteniber. held here, also the me. • with Pull- the investigation. ninni! wafer* of th»’ !nl(«’«| Hi al«*«, bated tl.is l.v Plugged up. thl.. practice was soon Marshal Reed de man or else a “conferee ce” meet. Inrlndlnx ferry boat»; ni» ani yacht*, 1 V09. clined to say anything concerning ■ »topped. 8o on» ot t e boy» got «1 Trainer Hayward. trM man who | this report and referred his question roinmand**! bt W. Butlrr I iiiikaii , U r’ KE'-.N.* | Phial ot drug that had an awful ordor sacrificed princely offen ’ to stay ' u Z*K Left Her Property to Children and poured It down the cdiimney am! .Ir., next in line, folh>w«>d by n:otor O’. \ I er to Sheriff Stevens. with the Oregon spirit, » as greeted boat* un«l«*r thè «'onirnaiid of J For some time past there has been put a board on top. This done the ..3 nd th** and Grandchildren—The Seattle, Wash . ‘ Sept I, with Oregon, was greeter? with much frequent criticisms made of the free \<h»l|>h Mòlh’Dhnii«’r T « • work for awhile until the boys built .1 M* If I . nak.i.< derson, one of th,, applause. He spoke of the work to be dom accorded McKinley, who it is dron wit, Iliade up of tug* and rani ... r • fir.- in th.- stove of the office Th. . Will Probated Today 2S Axel An llght*Ts. fttllowvd by thv m I* * done this year, telling bs w he was • < price* no more than g.it It lighted, when ail automobile party tl said was doing littie more than eat da Hr» tn« .»•ar". » .lopibers of the rtlMthiK of Mailing craft. Fourth avenue Four I h ’* M counting on the freshmen. . ret I ve Tl ’ ing at the jail at government ex- The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Gilles explosion took place which demolish |M .4 grow n at went over th** aim »“J Professor Glen also made morning last, di Polle«» boatM and tihe • H ed the chimney and stove and set fire l pense, being accorded considerable pie. the pioneer leva, but nel F who died at her brhlg*' Thursday ,1) ÜÖ' A0* demon is the marks. o Ih«’ prvM«*rvailoti of ‘ ‘ • ti Four of I w liberty otherwise to go and come as home north of the city a few davs to the real estate office. r» ■d last night. An- ty an wn- Ring. fi V’»1' ” f other** |w Th*- oth< the boys were badly burned about die. he pleased.—Journal. p.ic ago, was probated today. The esti ?urth of the party to bontà ma......... thè /* *'!* '"’f"“1 nold for i>l div F’orter, * the head and arms. The fire was mated value of the property of the rs who died were Gol- and ihen .amo / % 0,1 nie Fraser JfUt °.ut t,J ■'»‘»•»istance of the Deputy County Clerk Je«»* Includlng su '*'*.......... . estate is $15,000, and it Is bequeath OOOD <X»r«H CT’KII. iab''l Johnson and Win h family I" »r,,®.L; city fire department. However tain Is moving his For the complete cure of coughs, ed her children and grandchildren the Nir kola. *.rp.*do b* -* < r«f' «s located st (D Wf* V meeting was broken up. mira. They nr*' 1- colds, asthma and bronchitis and all as follows: mllltla ■ '"** ,H,<’ eubmarln*-., naval Seventh street Thurston Goodpasture, William L. *-Utti-i ertine', •*, sten ni buine jea illld lung complaint« tending to consump Spec’ l (ir, . «.-h'idi*- goverunuuil a<-r»l*e •• At their cottage home in W« t Cot- j tion. liverwort, tar and wild cherry Goodpasture and Thomas Goodpas M. •*'*: •>’" Hnlf Marni and (Vermont. have for ages maintained an e«tab- ture sons Nancy E. Breeding, daugh- f ■ al Corresponih-ni ■«. tage Grove, which the groom ra ently A i **ii- * 'mima a il of Ccymmander cough remedy, it cou-ains no op nm’iiIi<ra Burton, Carry Burton, Fan- A’al’i'rvllle, slept. 2x Fred E» m - furnished, Saturday afternoon Sep- A T' 1 ii'nhew of thè Second Battal- ium or harmful drugs and can be and Dh i »n and family have returned fror Anders. Ollie Burton tember 25, 1909, Warren O. 2 sher ____ t ioti **( Naval Militili Th** patrol v.TL Doan’ Srandchildren. The Foley Springs where they have »!>' and Miss Myrtle M. Whitlock, . Rev. given with safety to children. Price ^’» »(>*)» i^on. thè nlnth in numlier. wns »1-00. Sold by f.lnn Drug Co., Wil grandchildren are to have one-fifth ♦ Dean T. Goodman, niann- the hummer. W. A. Elkins officiating. m#-i*" up of Vemieln tu th<* revenue lams Mtg. Co. props.. Cleveland. O fifths6 I,r°perty and the children four- ’ ♦ ger of the University of < > Mrs. Lawrence Millican 1 ■«*. vi *-. and oih*T g(>v*irnm*'nt. »lai»' ♦ gon football team, has party In innor of Ml-s Al Alilt-li,, private v*'K.-4>ts authurlzed by thè At the home of the bride’s pare*« ts. a* ahP W,?ow of J’ C banner, who 7 hurston Goodpasture is named ex-! ♦ rotuG’a ninth birthday. nounced the following s e* Rev and Mrs. R. G Callison. nA ar died on August 26 today received ecutor W ithout bonds. The court has I ♦ war depili tmeiit t<> do patrol dllty. ule for the ’varsity thl«- Mi S Sni.'.-d flnlth*'<’>iHV » )ck ah* Jasper, September 28, 1909 Jei s>e fron’.,Da.vid Link, clerk of the local ih*' final squadron was thè scoili October 9 Oreg' ■ h. ,1 Smhhnt"''* i? W’ Youn«' «--ge, ♦ Ing last Thiirwlay ,'„ n , v ,,. Ulll , Wallace and Miss Martha Callisol '• *».<.? » aqnadron. and consluted of fast caJnp’ a draft for $1000, .Smith and George Fisher appraisers ♦ Alumni, at Eugene. th.- young people crl u| yen; : They are well-known young peoph 3 , ,hat,.be,ln? the amount of her hus -itwamer» and motor b.itts <l**t»»ll«*! io ♦ ^1 October — C or the property. taffy and s* in*- vr>rn>stK with g.nio* Vg. and members of two of the best fam\ I ♦ do dispai* h boat, dui»’ bands insurance in that order. This Willamette, at E (o fill out til*' < ¡lie» in the county. \ I is quick paymetn. Mglit Tiir>i*’*l luto Day. ♦ November Kon 6 Friday cv.. r , (ri)k thl , v p V a . E. inJ*»! M’ Davls arrived last even- ♦ Multnomah at The Hudson Fulton Coniinlsnlon f were entert -allied at. th* liome of L/Z ,Y,aq"lna Bav district where ♦ November ' 1 Frank Page. The mush- and re- lias plannad l*> tura night Into dav 4 r r J * r"lr alm>ng thousands of acres ♦ Idaho at P duriti'.; th*- flrst elgiit day» of ih*' << 1- ÍÍ? ! treslinients ’ Over*» enjoy» ’ *! by all. A -Or .... ............... ■■ ' LIU , Yanuin"* ”de Iand by dJ'l“ng alon.’ ♦ jrtf Novem I Even conservative estl- Mr. Wil*! Rennie anti family and «bratlon • nd. VH ✓V'* 1 bun aaiVn';r,-» Mr bavIs recently ♦ zer O. A. C Mrs. *.iriMooti nn»l s*w* Fay, relumed inates p*it fin- numlx-r of Ughi» lo b® 9- built a $10,000 dredge, which Is ♦ r at Nov used, in a lilliion t*i thè uiimber ragu- from llie Salem Fai* Sunday. fanTa "Th**16 r'Ver and 5avln« th* ■Ug' ^rixV'* ii /! ♦ L'Dlv <- Mt. Cooper has moved buck to larly n»*-d f r Ughi lag thè Street» at r Minify of 2 land at the same time. The state .pn " ♦ S'’ atle. Waltervllle and Ilves in a tent on betwi-en 1,001»,UOl» and 1,500.000 In- and government engineers have glv- , '-OP.'gbn * ■ !• -a* , 7.*’"** are llglits, 3 ****** Mr. Stutevant’s v.oant lot. Wr«‘iingt'jn |«d tiTr & r r’pW?lcl? ha' fa'.ts- Winnie aud Frank McNurler wont tiare are», one liiitt*-ry *if tour searrh- bridges ' ac/oss 'he mJlmi'? a llgllt» of 1*10,0*10 candle power *'*c'i. went to Salem home at Unia- and another laittery <»f twelve «earc-h and rotnrni'd o ^7heV° 6nabl° the tolend. l'.lits wltli sii aggregate <f 1,700,- n?? 8o'ne tllla. Oregon. J-lQr-neo __ ______ * »* John R* imlo with his father nn<l <)<*o emidi« power, maklnz a final ME OPEN FOR TEAMS R» «taie total <>t approxlmately 26,200,000 rf? the people coming to mother move J Into the Sturtevant Webster Kincaid todav * i . < a 11 <1 l«|n*w*-r. teams tr »ate been deceived, I wish house for a wlille this fall. lots In Kincaid Park to \fr. i*0 015 Some idea mny he galncd of thè Mrs Emma Sturtevant vlvlted her McKowan of Eugene who^win ,e en f that the road I h open for on to« i^." y"w7 mother, Mrs Hartwig and returned volume of Ughi whl* li wlll flixid thè! patterns j Mem". E Street» whfle thè relebratlon I» In i to Eugen** Monday. FRANK KNOWLES. to qiv",he Kib’-ald also sold five 8erPS the utmost COfn*^ cer when li I h undcrstoi* i tha 1 More of Waltervllle’» teachers are progr* Ov^It^r adrdlt[OnVeWMr7*C?r;<?'>n’ ' pi i'!'- estimate» do noi Include the| John Holme ggs are still up. retailing at 35 going to winter work. UCHTDUWJi-^J hui'.lred > of thoc iiih I h of separa* ,t» per dozen The wholesalers i to Natron, .Mrs. John Holme» to Mt Vernon and Aaron White to I’.lie llg’its wlllch file Vi' .1* IH elee' ir- f I gene jn order f„ ^y 3*) cents for them. Ken# jn order to Í send her chlldre R ■ • lighiit y display advertising an l| X I to the University. \'X < A SiJtTS^g. Hall .h'linlngs ha« moved up to hL< ti* icr forma hnv** contr<i«t*'d for. .»Il’ A marriage license a» granted thl«| GAJPIT Ai» AAI» Ml HPLI M ♦iMA.e'it/. / father ’ s place near Ills work. *1*1- I h , of eour»*', for f'ils city »Ione, moftilng to Bartholomew J. Down AMTAHLIHUKD Iwv» The notarial commission of f • il fa' lui: iato a * mn* tl*■■ lly’itc .1 Ing of Blachly, and -Ml-a Carri*- II wlth’thef /"nr"on- been A number of fb.cks of wilt! gnose (Ione , ***• New .,<• . y 'l ori' an*l other I’* ;**-, of Deadwocd. ***»*« i«»««* "ith the county clerk. few i»la*-eH adjar-en* t-> toc city bui. Just, I:,-IV*' li'-iii lii'iird for Hu- past, nights. This seems to b<- a link oiitsld*' Ih** < h p . alimi limita. O. Bradv, the Creswell hop grow Í A. <-arly for them to migrate non th* Th*' prcparatlon for thè iH.lirlng of ■filed -r. Is »hipping tolay 225 bales of ; he crowils during llie para l*-s of thè ward. I hups to New York. W. C. T. IL STATE 'SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS’ TWO NEW STAMP CONVENTION AT HOOD MILLS IN BOHEMIA INSTITUTE CAME TO RIVER NEXT MONTH MINING DISTRICT CLOSE THIS FORENOON DIRT TO FLY SOON ON NEW BRANCH LINF -/r' UNINVITED ONES’ PLAYFUL WAY OF GETTING EVEN NEW BUILDINGS AT UNIVERSITY NEXT YEAR' UBERTIES GRANTED H orace M c K inley MRS. GILLESPIE’S ESTATE VALUED AT $15.000 JOT RIDE DEAD “ “r NOW NUMBEr .. FOUR y<»»»»«»>»>»»»»»♦«, »♦♦♦♦♦ X MARRIED 1 * • »»♦»»»»»♦♦»»»»♦♦» + »»» »os OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF OREGON GAMES *•<»••««»«.............................. I This bank was established in 1892, and has a record of 17 years of probity, security .and success.. Our board of directors consists of men who regard the intelligent and faithful conduct of »the affairs of the bank as a sacred duty. Your money, whe n entrusted to this in stitution, is absolutely safe. \ We nav interest on Certificates of Deposit. F!,' TOWERS FISH he Eugene Loan and Savings Bank I i R