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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY. OCT 28. 1909. TWELVE I FriCTK"y Some Big Bargoins Disease Germs Cannot harm healthy human bodies. We cannot have healthy bodies unless wr have pure blood, -tho kind of blood that Hood's Sarsaparilla makes. 4 $ 1.75 Ladies' Kid Gloves at $1.10 feign of rlghuxuiniieHM 1» dawning. | pollili'Hl. conino'rclal. Indus!rial. < lv le Th«> spirit «»f th»’ e|«M'h 1« the re- flex Inflib'm«1 « f tho Sermon on th«' Mount, fauned Into it new iiud . brighter flume by n moral rvaction .-omlng as tho natural m'quence of four d<‘ <iu< H of material mid i»dlf I eal debauchery. It 1» the spirit of Je sus lx>rn nnew to make this mi ng«' of nianhiHxl meii»urod by the stand <inl of t h«> crow». I REORGANIZE STATE WORK OF THF CHURCH I IF SICK—WHY ply fini... . ... Unie«« Health First H«»...i»..a...... J. Now ».«! wool,I IhM w«» «orthlm« lh.l> «hf |.„ , •Iu* Or.l pi<l<Pa I,, - . P. h . n' , •“ '"'lo*,! I ..„(•‘’»Mtaa, I'mlll».!. „. -—, — This great medicine has an un _ ■t»r»U*»<'»ii _____ !.. t. r <6. i i , ? ’ I® ’ »*—■ equalled, unappn>iu'li(«l record (er pari- l«l Illlh'M lini « h I. 4« .¡(I, I . t . , '»I In , ; L<F III) (|. — ............................... Rt*w(< iridi tn unti )) a||. fling and enriching the blood. 14 Nit i><**" « »nt It cure» scrofula, eczema, eruptions, I lM»al(lyvlr j , i<> th catarrh, -rlteuniatimn, anemia, nervous- (hMl //r. »S/jAtiyiS ¿ Outing F.'cnnel Gowns $1.00, $i .25, $1.50 Aeoiertlav Aft<'rtu«»li. lies», that lin'd feeling, dyspepsia, loM «/ ui / a ”. I-I of appetite, general debility, and build» or rha tma» th« lr t»r» « At yesterday afternoon'» «'«»bin 75c Gowns 50c each II PHI lie. «t hlAt up Ute whole »ystetn. the apixirtlonmont plan of gathering (brom iriurMliH m i>uiy (Burdi 1 ne 61st atiuual session of the rnntf vigor or imv.. $........... ll"' “’"n vitaln. <)•’< it tthlay in th«» u«n«l liquid fonu or iu Come in white, pink, blue and tight stripes and checks, extra heavy funds for the w holt» work of the eluviuaud ubkl form call*«! Sarbatal«, (uMF Mil l Iluto the I h»* Congi » ’ tint loiinl A mn « m lutioi 1 Cougrejtational Ax-wx-iation adjourn- weights, big variety of patterns. iHi-ulh,. church wa» a lopted mi l a committee ■ ; ed ihls forent* n after a very suecee«- »'onvoiivtl till« inurultig ill *. * o'cltx'li »mti •. 0» a i. •• i i ( fut convention lasting since Tuesday | fly lie taught, “Then »hall the King of four, representing the four !<wul with bl'oV'î |. >•« th« «ben • h u« r «i • . ! lotiul vxt'i'ciMv« I« h I by l<rv no loeuH'latlon» of tho »fate. was ap " ” liman, i - ' '«*1 afternoon. The seventy or more dele say unto them on his right hand. ixilnted as follows: Portland. Mr« Itililal .» hkw Pi |.. I . ' I > ’ I ’ , ThoilHtN. : 'Oome, ye blessed of my Far her. In gates In attendance were all pleased »2 bttwt «• N • •I how I «o,, .... Ea»t WIHamatt«. I V Kvv. J W Spit i nor, with Eugene and manner In which herit the Kingdom prepared for you Pau! WhltaaM«; Tbo I««.)« «!■<> t t ..f «I D F\i •»*» l»r<. r I' io . • «» hiiM« V they were entertained while here, from the foundation vf the world; I Mrs II \ Smith: West Willamette. chiirrh. and 1;. « J R. 'i Uih»| -J* I» Il h »w t » ■ ■ tiwn.i, Uhl i H I most of them returned to their tinniva For I was an hungerid ami ye gave' Dr .1 8 Bishop; mi . i Columbia to b. I »1 •I« SOW«», II. I. , ■ t i»«'i'iii(onil«ui( of th« on today's trains, but aonie re tue meat; I was thirsty and ye gave supplied by Supt Folsom Aulo'U< r The “Narrative of the Churche-“ I I » ugii«’ of ()r<*xoii, w <rv Th* mained this afternoon miti wire me drink: 1 was a sinmser and ye I Daniel Slaver, ’ <<>rrt*Mp<»nditig in«*itib«,i h Men» tn t tuck«, light anad heavy weight mate- taken about the city by K Mr Mur- took me in; naked and ye clothe! I was given by Rev. Till» »iimniarlzed the I Tho report of thv <<*mmlth * ou n* •‘'■'Uvtp j me; I was sick and ye visited me. I registrar. rlels. plain and embroidered effects. phev in his automobile. growth of th«« ijiurch«'» of the »late pr< Wonderful values at all of these prices. ì F- Presb’.ent P. L. Campbell of the was in prison amt ye cam« unto me. during the past year. With few ex nt gHiiUatIon of fitaii' work r • »d nr University of Oregon, attendel this Then shall the righteous answer him eeptloiiH. all re|H>rts were rich with I Hoiitv<t by lt<»v E I*. Un ikh»' . viiMli ’ te i •« y !.. 1 O « •• h. ■< . i man. After »tiNcmtMlon . i»«l iiiiivnd forenoon's session of the association, saying. 'laird, when we saw thee an «■neon rugetuent 1* » U ‘ v 1 M Made of fine lineu and French Madras. 1 i'll« r ogg .1 I iiM Ut the roport wu» au<i hungered, and fid thee’ r thirsty k and delivered a short address. '■ Viti/. • r Rev E C. Oakley. E S It 'ling r< I l«i<A|j and gave thi-e drink.' When we saw In tho niattor of mini. viml relh'i The next meeting place of the as 7. li ft yuU tt, / du ty t er and \ J Folsom were app«>lntvd trLoMvoy^» sociation win be at Pilgrim church thee a stranger and took th«x> in? Or a ««mmlttee on behalf of the confer I( u un rv<'«Vtiiim’n<h*<l that fh«’ Vvl M y I •» ttin t) » «Ur t > • Ufitrf |*o«'lt*ty bo vo'ordiiiai« d w A 1 II 1 «H .\4 * r.ake! and cloth«! thee? Or when we in l'on land. 1 t «1 hi ■ * 1 saw thee sick or In prison, and came ence to ie't In concert with a com- I ttonal MlniMtorliil It« Il *f . Il li l| Juilgi* l.ont-ir» \d«lr«'ss ry c IJ U» liso« |^| mittee representing the local «»»ocla- that th«* dvtulla of tho h * lllMt llli'llt bf inwl 1 • t I uato tbM? An<i chi King «hall ana Th«' feature of t.xiay s «»-ssion was li • tl'MlS, •• •t t- 4 dozen waists, made of lace, net and * oMat. wvr and say unto them. Verily I say I referred to the Home a p.l|»'r by Judge Steven A Lowell Th»« home missionary society a I- i Hoard of th. egon. with |>< Taffeta, messaline and Jap Silk waists, • • ***»»•»* ou tu 4$• (. bul «1 n of Pendleton, on. “The Interpretation unto you. Inasmuch as ye have done opted t’ e following resolutions: U) qg, fancy and plain pleated effects; sizes ..'»!> ina a ft unto one of the least these my st of theee I and that th« State Soviet y tura <»v«*r of th«> Spirit of Jesus tn the Lite of itlt.rtif Aliti •I* U) I. “•I u*a a.su "Where««. Our reorganisation pro (ho f iiik I n on hand to the 32 to 42: the greatest waist bargain we brethern, ye have ' done It unto tn natloiiui » il L aa .M ). < !.. «-t Tixta.' By Civil Administrât! n.” have ever offered; come In white, black “Then shall he s; ay also unto them vide» for th«« trmiMltlon of thin vloty. Judge Lowell sail in part: A ■»•ut wtn «k clety Into th»' Conference of Congr- and colors, for street or evening use. On on the left hand. I*epart from me ye K i Li««» >« mi a. tl kov J. II thè \nti*8u- There Is little evidence tn either national Churche» and Minister« j «muid y« Uf I B» i sa'e tomorrow; $5 and $6 val.. . §3.98 cursid. into everlastfng eve rias fire, pre- > loon Loaguo, proaetilo m ^<>rk inoMt he sacre«! or s<«aular literature of i Oregon: thetv UM.k i- <*w ar« y«>i. parol for the devil and hls angels; forcibly, utid a rounlt His time whi h Indtaates the Savi r • ’ »olutloii ut K! hai* ' Resolved, < 11. The members I and ye gave me np lotici Mn«»« te >11 i-M gave even passing consideration to! For I wa. be Board of Trua ■e» of the o H I approval wa» adopted nj meat; thirsty mil ye give Up«>li !■» t t government or civil conduct of public i In tlilM ronnortton t p. r-stnal »«Hin» |»| äl , was a i stranger, ard M 8., known a» the Executive <' affairs. His respons«« to Pilate in me no di | Moc'lattonal >««ll Waa »•mh r«M»r •impi* fv < i < i t In: naked and ye mltt«4r w hose term of office h ; i V e (adopted f<M$ ha*« it Í . Ih In t the judgment hall. "My kingdom Is ye tow n n<H expired, be continued as menib :« oumm. I ’ r Hh«« p. lu» < ¡ ■tothed n sick. . and tn prison. not of this world." was the language I Oregon. Oregon, my. my, my, Another special in Waists: beautiful high-class tailored waists Whi«b tèeLi ne uoi. Then »hall of the Missionary committee. of his life. In the scathing unrest I a.id ye v Oregon. Oregon, why? wh, ? why? Another grand social in Waists: beautiful, high-class tailored Resolve«!. (2). Tbut these trus they also I A saying. Lord which characterized Judea during the Oreg« n. < tregon. dry ’ dry 1 dry ' Waists and fancy net Waists in cream and white. Be sure to see i < U Ih« il «»t 1 or tees be ami are authorlz»«! to trait- i Oregon. Oregon, when when? when? k«> years of Ills ministry. In the angry w.en saw we thee an hungered, these waists tomorrow. Sizes 3 4 to 40; wonderful values and they 9« • <*u tu« KiJ .Jλ fer to said Missionary boar I provid subterranean protest against the Ro athirst, or a stranger, or naked or ed by (he constitution of the confer Oregon dry in nln.'ieeu ten!*' will not last long at this price....................................... '................... $5.90 man yoke which mmarked His race sick in prison, and did not minister ence, all of their pro|»«rty rights and Rev. John J Staub »poke briefly and time. He sec'nts to have taken unto thee? Then shall I he answer assets; and for thia purixwe to Hl- (of the CongreKiitlonal Church llulld them saying. Verily I sav unto no part, but rather to have accepted thorlze the exts-iillon of all neces Ing Society, and the ueceaalty fur a 592-594 the civic status without question.' Inasmuch as ye did it not to one of sary conveyances to Invest In -aid forward movement In the matter of the least of these, ye did It not to Willamette St leaving solitary in the record of His And these shall go away into Ml «lonary Board the title thereto" church building, particularly In the public uttcratjce the somewhat am me following persons were chos- centres of population in Oregon, If everlasting punishment; but the en The biguous de«-!»ration to the Herodlans, a« memt>«'rs of the Oregon Home the Congregational Idea 1» to be main “Render unto Caesar the things that righteous Into life eternal.” lalned In thia »tate a strong resolu The times demand a church mili Mlaalonarv 8oclety : 8. C. Pier, Rev are Caesar's and unto Oed the things tion was adoptril pledging the asso tant. a church tolerant, aud a church E. C. Oak lev. Rev L. It. Dyott and ciation to a national movement which that are God's.1' Dr. J. 8. Bishop. three years; Rev. How much significance should be j progressive^ It is a somewhat re- Mr. PaddiM-k and Mr« W 11 M. will bring this society to a (»»»Itlon hiarkable iaing that the mass of sup given these word® M »'debatable] now, tw<» year»; M. E Thompson. of-adequate strength anil ability to porter* uf religious organizations question. They probably were used one year. meet the demand» made Imperative solely to silence His interrogators by view the IrnjKirt of Christ’s teachings AL the evening st-wlon Rev G W by the rapidly growing work. so differently from the world's esti An excellent addri»« on “The Spirit Session of Convention Yester- Mrs. Adaline Parazoo, After 26 a verbal thrust they could not parry. mate thereof. If a personal allusion , Riggs led the devotional exercises, The centuries, however, have accept after whbh R«-v Q, W Hinman of Jesus u» Interpreted In the Life of will be iiardoned 1 may be permitted Years of Married Life, day Was a Busy ed the words as arraying the Master j made an address on the work of th«' the Si holar" wa» given by ProfeaMir with established government, and : to say that I was reared In the fold American Missionary aswx-tatlon Joseph Schafer The central thought Wants to be Free One of the Pilgrim church — the body marshaling Him with «x-lal order, « Ml»» Strong of Seattl«' gave a most of the address was that the task of which this assembly represent« — af whatever the character of that order filiate with it. and accept fully the Interesting addre»» on "The Psychol the scholar wa» to Impart exact truth Roseburg, Oct. 21-—At 8:30 thia Mrs. Adaline Parazoo. aged 40, to- might be. Warm dlscuasoion followed tenets of the Christian faith; believ ogy of 1‘rayer." 1 day filed a petition in the circuit morning the Oregon State Baptist Hh announcement "Think not that Yesterday afternoon Itev W A ycu ing however, that creeds and denom icourt, through her attorney, S. D. Al ¡ I am come to destroy the law. I am convention was reopened by H. Wvse ' Rice. D D ttt Boston, »eirvlary of len. for divorce against her husband, not come to destroy but to fulfill,” inations are an abomination unto the the National Congregational l««ird of Jones, now in charge of Pacific Peter Parazoo. aged 60. She alleges laird, I an> a member of the church ministerial relief, «poke of the I tn coast evangelism, with a series of| I that they were married at Peel. Ore- clearly relating upon Its occasion to universal, and as »u<Ji jierhaps a fair the Mosaic injunctions, has impressed portance of the «late organlzatk n of readings. After being called to order, | gon. on June 9. 1883, and have one representative of the average Chris that chain ter affiliating with the by the president. Rev. Ora C. Wright,1 grown child and two minor children. the ages, and made the church which tian, and 1 am still a conservatle, an na'lonal Imdy. on the ground that of Eugene, the reports of committees ! Sb* further alleges that her husband He established a strong-hold of con- individualist, but with mo»t thinking serva'ism, and too ofteu a stumbling the exi'i-no'. would be |im» and a ■were read. H. F. Merrill, Arthur has for years followed a course of men I realize the history-old con more efficient service Would be se Conklin and E. M. Runyan were ap cruel and Inhuman treatment. In that block in the pathway of progress, for flict b<-'ween men and money is on pointed for the ensuing year for ser , he has been suspicious and jealous law is but the rule of human «-on- in this land today and that the so Makes Payment on Machinery cured. This matter was referred to a c rnimlttee composed of Itev H V vice on the executive board. The' , of her and has falsely accused her of duct. and must change enllghtment cialistic program presents the only Romlnger, moderator, Rev E 8 Hol and Wire for Power Plant committee on arrangemnts appoint being untrue to him. On account of Irroader,-. The churcli h:«l ought comprehensive, definite solution of to have been the leader In the march linger and Rev Arthur J F'olmnn ed was A. E. Smith, of Arleta; O. P. | , these false accusations, she says, she this problem of the ages thus far of on McKenzie River Fr m 3 to t the time was devoted Coshow, of Roseburg, and M. M. i has suffered great pain and mental of civilization as measured hy law. , fered. The time may come when all Usually s>e has been a reluctant fol to Woman’s Mli««lonary Work first Bledsoe, of Klamath Falls. of us will accept It. if nothing better ! anguish. Mrs. Parazoo asks for the lower. The Phara.-ee has never home tlliKHlon«. WllA Mm E w (From Thursday's Daly Guard) The topic tor this morning's ses custody of the two minor children. is presented we must fina’lv twlieve Luckey died.. 615 «V‘l « it'll presiding with program a. Main 25 The city council met this afternoon sion was “The Business of Baptists." j The Catholic and Protestant or that Christ Intended the »octal order In special called meeting It was follows: In which millions find Hi» spirit, Tie first address was made on “The ganizations alike constitute a great • The A tuertean HI gh la rider«’* Foreign Missionary Society,” by Rev. which Is commanding a world's thought the matter of the Booth-Kel moral hulwork against the on-rush and ly Lumber Company's Injunction suit the people living In rhe mountain attention. A. W. Rider, of Oakland. Cal., who is i of wrong, but is It not possible that Ml ' \ It is reported, and"probably with a to restrain the city from diverting !l»trl«'ts of th.« South secretary of the foreign mission work both have laid too much stress upon large degTee of truth, that six hun the waters of the McKenzie river to Wann. on the Pacific toast. The next Soprano Soli» Mrs. H 8. Gilbert Tom Richardson, who has been in that phase of activity which comes dred men control eighty per cent the city's proposed power canal would speaker was Rev. Alonzo M. Petty, from the Jew and pagan? Temples The Mlaalonary Education of the D. D., of Los Angeles, representative the Willamette and Umpqua valleys and catjiedrals mark their pathways. of rhe wealth of America, and they, come up for diacuaslon, but It wa. Child." Mrs. F A. Frailer on a trip for the Oregon Development with the horde of lesser characters found that none of the city official« of the Home Missionary Society. At her home in Springfield, Fri Their precious jewels are their great whom they dirct, naturally regard or the counciluien had been nerved The Missionary Cradle Roll" Mm Reports from the various associa league, returned to Portland yester preachers. day. October 33. I'"1'*. Mr» Mtry Their primary work the people as Incapable of self gov- with notice of the suit. II 8 Gilbert day. He held meetings at Creswell. tions were given. Rev. R. Schwedler, seems to be to maintain solemn pla Second Foreign tnlselons, Mrs. Shaffer, aged 84 year- 7 month, «nd A second payment of $3837.32 was of Portland being appointed a com Springfield, Eugene. Brownsville and ces of worship. To these the masses meorA: w wy lower I ?. geover 1, yezcNtn 6 daya Funeral »ervice* at W F. Walter Hog.' in-fNldlng Ml«» Fran- 1 Albany, and all were successful in made to the Portland Machinery Co ernment. These are the men who mittee on social problems and Rev. are not attracted bec-ause they know w,,ul l make the government In «nb- for electrical machinery for th.- power ces C Gage gave a brief nddreiH on Walker'» undertaking pat lor» Sun showing the increasing enthusiasm of UcKee, of Medford, as a committee day. October 3 4th. at 2 p nt Inter- that Christ discouragtrd lip service, condition» In Turkey on Bible scholars. At 5:30 a ban Oregon people for publicity work. At and approve! a religion of good stan.-e a monarchy. It Isghey who op plant, and a payment of $4900 In a mlsHlonary there fur a llavlug been inrnt lu l.ntirel Grove leturtery. number of Springfield a $1500 advertising fund round numbers was made to the pose every assumption of jKiwer by I quet was given with Dr. Brougher, of At Eugene more 1 work. It is a grave question wheth- the plain people, who attempt to con American Steel and Wire Company years, she i was able to sja-nk out of Portland, as toastmaster. This even is to be raised. | er the church w>>uH not have achiev- trol legislatures and who do control for transmission wire. her own personal ex|>erlenc««s exiieriences In than a third of the $15,000 fund was ing a discussion of the Baptist Broth October 20 l»O9 raised at the first meeting, and at : ed more. If like its Founder, it had I , the national congress. In Oregon we The council Instructed the police this she mad.- It climr that the mla- erhood was entered into. aged 33 year». both the Creswell and Springfield taught on the mountain side and ' are now confronted by this influence, officers not to Interfere with William »lonari In Turkey had had a most Im meetings large delegations from Eu along waters, and impresst-d its com powerful, active, tireless, attempting Naylor If he reopens hl« cigar store portant influen e In ameliorating con- Comer I* a non >f Mr and JAMES gene were present. Wallace R. Stru municants that true religion consists to take from the electorate th»- pre In the temporary building In the ul- dill' n» there. M Comer of f’ottHK»* Grow® Mrs. William N Ferrin, of Foreat ble. manager of the Albany Commer not in attendance upon formal cere rogative of direct nomination of pub ley next to Yoran's shoe store. and adopted ba cial Club, attended the Brownsville mony once a week, but service and He servants, and to replace It by the The fire and water committee was (¡rove ss tier subject gave a paper on at St charity and the literal observance of ancient convention system which rep directed to sell or dispone of In some "A Model Mlask> inary S<i<-|ety." I meeting last night and spoke on be Cottage Grove. Oct. 21.—James K. • their bom® the ten commandments. The closing hours of the aftem.Min resents money and high sinister In way the injured fire horse. Palmer, aged 64 years, died yester half of Albany's apple show.—Jour Man is a rellkious animal, and the fluences can always control. The were occupied by representatives of nal. The matter of protection to the day of chronic stomach trouble. Te laws of Christendom have reflected same forces are at work In other Young Peoples' Society of ChrlMtiau was born in Madisonville, Ky., and with the receding years the chang states, notably in New York where a sidewalk In front of the proposed Endeavor,with Miss Tripp, of Eugene, At the family home on and ow- Watson-Goldsmith theatre building married MiBs Hannah Teague at the ing popular conception of the Chris governor who believes In the capac providing. Brief itddresHes were made half nifb-M went of Sagina», '’¡’’"“ó was discussed ami It was stated that age of 22. They lived in Missouri tian faith. Especially is this true ity and integrity of the whole people by Clarence Sprague, of the Highland 20. 1909, th* nino month» 0,a i anti! they immigrated here six years since the Reformation made the Bi is fighting alone against a machine, Contractor Bell would see to this. Mr». < church. Portland, and Rev. G I. daughter of Mr and The projection on the new front of ago. He leaves a family of six chil ble an open book, and the right of Dick, of Portland. A vocal mi I o witfl Hharon, after a brief Ulne«». from •»- dren and a widow. I private interpretation of the scrip nominall- political, really commer A. H. Eaton's building was discussed} render«*! by Mln» June Wilmar, The feriti«. cial. which Is crushing with Its pois tures. that foundation stcxie of the on colls the civic life of that Com- and the city attorney waa directed trt point» eni|»hudz<*d were "How ------ th*? draw an ordinance making It a mis Frightful Fate Averted. head of the corner. l I m - woolen mill 1» to Itt Sympathy of the Church May Recome mon wealth. Special to Dally Guard. demeanor for architects to draw plans Absolutism has given way to con full capacity, with orrr «S an Efficient Agency, ” and “ The Re- We are in a transition stage. The Cottage Grove. Oct. 21.—At a spec stitutional monarchy; monarchy to; for buildings contrary to the build “I would have been a crppte for sons employed. There 1» s K,M,<1 ® »ponslblllty of the Young People.” fathers who laid the foundation of ing ordinances. ial election held here yesterday the life from a terrible cut on my knee republic; and popular government ta this nation could not foresee this In the evening an addrewn on "Our kvt for the products uf th® pl»B The council adjourned to meet In rap,” writes Frank Dfsberry, Kelli proposition to bond the city for $100.- tending toward socialism. Christ corporate age. this era of concentra committee of the whole tomorrow Veterane" was given by Rev. W. A her, Minn., “without Buckleu's Ar 000 for a gravity water system from was reared in a humble home and Rice, followed by an address by Rev. «,» 01HO.O1- an«-’ 00 “*'“**2 v“"1 tion, this period since the civil war. nica Salve, which soon cured me.” I^tyng Creek was carried by a vote amid the proletariat. He had little wherein vast aggregations of capital night. vwn'MOxsoa oj) »»■'*ox r v H. V. Romlnger on the “Spirit of Infallible for wounds, cuts and of 128 to 28. The bonds are to run sympathy with or confidence In the have come to control not only the In *nu fonato Jenna In the Ulfe of Today, Interpre bruises. It soon cures burns, scalds, tor 25 years and bear interest at the patrician, and His discourses looked ftlMOUOW Oft ted by Individual and Character.” dustrial and commercial life of the eld sores, bolls, skin eruptions. rate of 5 per cent per annum, pay to the uplift of the lowly. In the RÇsSimç republic but its politics as well. It World's best for piles. 2 5c at W. A able semi-annually. ultimate kingdom the first should has been a season of travel and edu Rtp-atrswrown a ^♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Kuykendall's. be last and the last, first. The sec ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ular world is moving toward this cation, a long Journey without a wn LON HIM ÖNV w I compass, wherein the selfish and the I Î TOM am-TUM woi m | position faster than the organization forceful have bullded monuments J ♦ Z SLLNJWäVO which bears His name, and which which will prove ultimate man o Pendleton, Oct. 26.—W. F. Mat- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J t DIED : ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e claims to be the custodian of leu ms. for their methods will never Jock, the pioneer resident and capi aanio His message. The levelling process «qiiare with the conscience of the tallst. who has been ill at si. An- • • JOOHclH 1.LVAV In Eugene, October 23, 1909, to C. has begun. thony's hospital for nveral days with last analysis. But after forty years Christensen and wife, a daughter. The paternalism which character of wandering In the political wilder an attack of typhoid fever, Is said to At the family home In Cottage izes modern government is a phase be worse today. Ills physicians will Grove. Oct 25. 1909. Daisy Bell, the To te wife of Phillip Jones, Cot of Christian luxialism manifesting ness we are ready for the promised not .limit that his condl Ion Is grave, fhree-montr.s old baby of Elmer tage Drove. Oct. 25, 1909, an 'eleven itself in a groping endeavor to meet land. Slowly the people are resuming but It Is known that an attorney iha» Groat. pound boy. I the reqnlre/nents of Chirst’s teach the |»ower which was Intended to be been at his bedside and that ho has rrvntn pnimion m | ings. His call to the ages sounded long to them when the government made a new will Relatives have been dJH±V3M . 3M1N' persrznal humility, the equality of was fourub-d. They are reforming sent for and ft Is stated that little man, the vanity of riches, the duty the primaries, safe-guarding the hope I- entertained for his recovery. of service and the verillty of the election laws, taking to themselves Golden Rule. “The Kings of the the select; n of public servants, and COTTAGE (.KOI E ITEMS This bank was established in 1892, and has a record Gentiles exercise lordship oYer them, relegating the boss to oblivion. They and they that exercise authority up are slowly revolutionizing the legis Clarence Moses, who recently lost At the home of Charle« Roetz, at on them are called benefactors' But lative bodies of alate and nation, fill his wife and Infant baby. Is now con of 17 years of probity, security ardsuccess.. ye shall not be so; but he that is ing the places of political pigmies fined to his bed at the home of his Junction City, October 17, 1909, MI hh greatest among you let him tie as who obey orders, with men of Inde father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. B. Alta M. Reetz and Jag. W. Klock, I Our board of directors consists of men who regard the the younger; and he that Is chief, pendent patriotism who represent the B. Morns, with an attack of typhoid Rev. T. If. Down« officiating. as he that doth serve,” He told His masses. Grimly are they struggling fever. Trouble Is not coming singly intelligent and faithful conduct of the affairs of the bank disciples toward the end; and when fern the thralldom of the corrupt to him. His ninny friends hope to nt the lawyer Inquired which Is the machines of the great cities. The hear If his early recovery. nnd I greatest commandment In the law. mighty corporations are becoming a sacred duty. Your money, when entrusted to this in t he Will F. Hart has been awarded He made the reply which haa re subject to the state, and their rec the contract for the building of H. sounded for nineteen cent il ries ords are being thrown open to the Venske’s fine new two-story brick stitution, is absolutely safe. through the corridors of time. "Thou light, of day. The money magnates on Main street, and with a force of »halt love the lx»rd thy God with all are now returning to the coni mon- mon commenced work Saturday. The We pav interest on Certificates of Deposit. thy heart, and with all thy soul and wealth at death a modicum of the new brick will bo 50x95 feet, the en with all thy mind, and the second Is wealth filched by avoidance of the tire ground floor to bo occupied by like unto It. Thou »halt love thy law while living, and some method i Walker & «Inter's furniture store neighbor as thyself.” And again lie will be found to end the trust entail Contractor Hart expects to have the Salem. Oct. 22.—Math Jnneljag, said, "Whosoever »halt exalt him of fortunes and to compass thefr building ready for occupancy before convicted of the murder of Mary CAPITAL AM» BVTRPLVB, 31M,O«e. self shall be abawei; and he that natural distribution. Th« lawleas- Christmas. Cottage Grove Ixtader. -w .tat Schumakei r at Oregon _______ _ t wiiH ___ ____ City, hn it m it- shall humble himself shall l»e exalt nese of law enforcement Is passing, ■HTARIJHHKD lx VI ed In the stnte penitentiary here to strong, durable, «<”" ed.” And upon the Mount of Olives and public tarceny and political brib A. M. Daniels will be operated upon day. He gave evidence of little con garment» for work in that priceless and match less horn- ery are being classed as crime. The( for appendicitis in a few days. cern over his fate. 10 doren pair Dressed Kid and Suede Glove- c m« iu black, white and colors, two and thri g: <1 $1 31 ; lay .u tklg low , : :< 5 3 4 t > 7 1-2; clasp *ir;h $1 ’ i J’ ; 0 COME TO C l OSE Grand Variety of Smartly Tailored Waists $1.25. $1.60. $2. $3.50 to $7.50 $5 and $6 Fancy Waists at Ea. $3.98 $10.00 Fancy Lace Waists at Ea. $5.95 nnoun I S. H. FRIENDLY SAYS HER HUSBAND OREGON BAPTISTS FALSELY ACCUSED HER DOWN TO BUSINESS Just a notification to you that couldn’t secure freshv. more satis'actory and excellent groceries than these you pur chase of us. Cur prices are but those af fording us -a hw. reasonable profit—the qua'• ty cf the goods the best obtainable. CITY COUNCIL MEETS IN SPECIAL SESSION THIS AFTERNOON W. M. Green FINDS ENTHUSIASM STRONG FOR STATE DIED K. PALMER, OF COTTAGE GROVE, DIES COTTAGE GROVE VOTES $100.000 BONDS FOR WATER SUPPLY W. F. MATLOCK HAS TYPHOID FEVER I BORN * : MARRIED MäOM aooa ino aoj. as MURDERER HANGED AT PENITENTIARY flie Eugene Loan and Savings Bank If VI fflUB € CO ’S OVERALLS