TH» BUQIHB W11KLT GUARD, THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1909
Get Well First
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Thaii why pay Usa twsL and al yvnr rlak. M
pillar unwarrwulad and uu< »dalli luMheliiw!
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CITY TALKS
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Dr. Shoop’s
Restorative
are but oatward sign* ol (be evil
doae m secret by myriads of dan­
druff germs upplog the life Mood
of the hair. Micro kills the para­
site. soothes the itchlsg scalp,
(Uex lustre to the hair and stops
it falling out. A single application
gives relief sad prove* Its worth.
MVS your Mt before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It Is a
delightful dressing for the uair,
tree from crease amt sticky oils.
Ask yotir drugget tor tree booklet.
.HOYT CHEMICAL CO,
Rja’^A* •*
na''o«s
Pacific Horse I Inl.-nent is pr-jwircd
evpres«ly lor the need. ul Im-» «ne« und
ram finirà II •« a powerful o»d pene-
'rating liniment, a remed, lue '.m ry
cte* a soothing embro» sin»« tur the
rebel ol pom. sod the bv-l .uttr- -nt
sprslm. sod soreness. Lacqaolcd lor
canna 'hs wirmds »1*1 l»i»rt(s st
It U iil D Wlitt and tm beatmt cuts,
nbra-aums sores aiaJ hriosei Pacific
tbirse I imax-ni la tuUy enarantaed.
b<> other is so good or h ip*» •* *■
wars It it laik. to salisi, »etada» >e
all dealers lu relu.*1 ük - | m chaaa prie«.
onta uiæt •«••♦«.»• ssrvv etto**
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THE LIMITS
writer calls this, "an instance of his
auri>u»"itig «i-iilUH." and write»:
"From my study window I beard
the organ ua liurh was practicing la
the church across the street I went
in for the purpoue of getting his
choice of music tor a bymu whlub
I wished sung on tho u«st day at
shli’b there was to ho tb<> sacramen­
tal aerviie Tha hymn was aut to uo
tunu In the book. It bad stirred me
greatly »• 1 same upon It In my
prupuretlon for tbe Muuday I handed
II to the or «uniat, 1 watched hla face
ws he read It over its tremsioloua
dramatic power aelsed him and held
him fTUlu the bealuulug to the close
lie hud never before met with It. Not
muii, of your readers bars ever seen
Il
It runa thus:
“Liurkly rose the guilty morning,
When, the Klug of Glory aaorulng,
liaged the fierce Jerusalem;
H«< the Chrlat, his cross uplifting,
H-»- hliu stricken, aplt on. wearing
The tboru plaited diadem.
AGRICULTURAL
'NEW CATHOLIC
ACADEMY IS
DEDICATED
After •slabllsnlng a complete com­
(From Monday’s Dally Guard.)
The new Calnollc academy *aa
mercial course and beginning a ped-
dedicated to educational
a«ogy class that wlll shortly lead to formally
purpose* yesterday morning at 10:30
a two years' normal course. Princi­ o’clock by Archbishop Christie, of
pal Hug Is planning a course In agri­ Portland. The services were marked
culture for the Eugene High school by their simplicity, in the afternoon
that wlll brlug many of th»- l.ane confirmation services were held at
county students home from the <> A 2:30 o'clock at the church. At thia
(' and nerve the many farnnrs' lx»ys time the archbishop confirmed a class
and girls that are attending In Eu­ of 3k. This is a remarkably large
gene
new membership for the archbishop's
Mr. Ilug has worked on the plan visit w-nlcb Is every other year Of the
for
some
time,
and
when
In
Corval
­
number confirmed, a greater part
Not tin- crowd whose cry »sailed him.
Nor the bunds that rudely nailed him lis a short time age talked the mat­ were children between the ages of
ter over with I’nnldent Kerr, »ho ap­ 12 and 14 years.
This service Is
Hlew him on the cursed tree;
Ours th« »lu from heaven that culled proved of and seemed pl» as»-d with very Impressive and lasts forever In
the plan
him,
the memory of Obe candidate for con­
The courne will I m - similar to that firmation.
Ourn th»- sin whose burden galled
given nt O. A C an<1 also In many of
The new school building, erected
him
the High acbools of th»- East and at a cost of »3,000, is a sp.endld
In the sud Gvthwuiane
Middle West, notably Kan .»,
The structure and replaces the old acad­
first acniester’a work deals with three emy building which »as erected per-
"For our altts, of «lory emptied,
topics, farm animals, which studies haps twenty years ago. The erec-
lie waj fiuttltig. Iona, and tempted,
the nature and care of every animal, lion of the building was made possi-
lie was slain on Calvary;
from the horse to th»» pig; milk and hie through Father O'Farrell's inde-
Yet he for his murderers pleaded;
Its products, and soils. The second fatlcable labors,
Lord, by us that prayer la needei.
He was also in-
We bave pierced, yet trust In thee. sem»-nter continues with »»ills, then strumental In securing the magnifi­
takes up the subject of Held crops, cent church home which the congre­
and lastly orchard an»l garden crops gation now occupies and which was
"In our wealth and tribulation.
The subject
will
require little built two years ago at a cost of be­
By thy precious cross anil passlou.
equipment and will I«- carried on In tween »15,000 and »20,000. Under
By the blood and agony.
connection with the aclenr« courses. Father O Farrells leadership the
By thy «lorlous resurrection,
A graduate from O. A C. will possi­ membership has greatly Inqreaoed
By thy Holy Ghost’s protection,
bly be secured as instructor
Make us thine et»*rtial!y
during the past few years, and all
Htudent Body Mas-ting
"As Huck read ou, uis face gath­
branches of the church work are
Minor Matter»»
At a student body rnwttng at the In a healthy condition.
Tho council puh »<-<I an ordinance er»«] Into a very agony. Th»- tears
rained down upon the book Neither High school yesterday aft»-rn<«»n the
to grail»» and gravel Olive
of us »poke for a time; ’There I- no | 1 909 focjtball men were presented
from West Twelfth to West
tune.’ 1 »aid. fur such a hymn ’ ’No.’ with their "E"s. a football manager “BLOCKS OF FIVE”
ti-enth
Hon. J .1 Walton apoared bofore he replied, but 1 will have oae ’ And for 1910 wan chosen and a resolution
DUDLEY IS DEAD
the rouncll In r»*«nrd to the lu tn tier the choir?’ 1 asked They will be all i brought up to limit only those who
| have earned their "E”s and sweaters
saweit by Fr»-o Thomas for the power ready,’ he answered.
"The Bunday morning came The to wear the emblems. Clay Watson
Washington. Dv . 15.—General W.
flume naklng that tho city pay for
th« lumber. He stat»-d that Thomas holy sacrament was observed Then 1 *u the choice for football manager. W. Dudley of Indiana. ex-Commiss-
The students who received "E"» loner of Pensions, died today.
agreed to glvi- a bond for proper fln- read the hymn slowly to the congre­
Bradshaw.
General Dudley was born at
trhlng of the lumt>»-r The matter was gation The first breath of the great for the first time wer<-
finally referred to the fire and water organ under Its master's touch was Noland. Porter, 81ms. Morrlson.Grlf- Weathersfleld Bow, Vermont, Aug­
commltte«»
Mr Walton nl»o spoke Ilk»- the prelude of un awful tragedy, I fin and DeBar; others who already ust 24. 1S42. and in 1360, removed
Koch. to Richmond. Ind., where he en-
on tho matter of maintaining an arc and. aa the choir caught the hymn have earned the emblem:
light at the mil! race bridge on East Inspired by the full meaning of ev­ Dustin, I'engra, Rae. Jenkins and gaged in milling. At the opening of
the Civil’ War Dudley enlisted joining
Ninth street. This matter was nlao ery word, the whole s»eue of the 1 Preston.
The resolution In regard to wear-. the Nineteenth Indiana Volunteers,
fierce Jerusalem, and the sad Geth­
referred.
I
Ing the emblems was the result of
E Whattani was «ranted a i aeg semane. and the cruel Calvary burst the growing custom of the men al-' and served with distinction winning
upon the great aongregatlon. filling
the ranks of colonel and brigadier
rexatlon of asiu-sHment for a «ewer
I
them with very terror The organ it- I lowing them to be worn by their girl general, and taking part in 15
In th»* south part of tho city.
battles. He lost a leg as a result of
The question of building dykes slf »»M-med affrighted. And then with friends.
Inquiries from Salem
tho closing stanza, organ and choir
the battle of Gettysburg.
along th« mlllrac»- was referred
George Hug. principal of i
In 1874 Mr. Dudley was admitted
The matter of drays and hacks »urged Into one waillug ny of penl- the Professor
High school, has received an In­ to the bar and entered rhe banking
Htandlng on Willamette Rtrcri was rr t»-n<<- and tteseechlng. at the sobbing,
pli-adlug voice of the soprano soared quiry from Salem High school as to business, be being cashier of the
forred.
Th»» superintendent <>f the water upward aud still upward, breaking I what was done In Eugene with the Richmond Savings Bank from 1875
I students who failed in the six weeks’
»lepartmont an»! street cunt nilanliitier at last as agalusl the very throne of report In two or more subjects. The to 1879. For two years thereafter he
were authorlz»-»! to hav>< the wood on God If ever pastor etui peoplu wor- , Salem authorities are considering the was United States Marshal of the In­
the c|t.v land a«-ro»» the river from shlpod. If ever human s < ju I» confessed plan f drtvpplng all th»- > stuji-uts.as diana district and was appointed
commissioner of pensions in 1881,
the pumping Htutlon cut up for city aud prayed and wou forgiven«.-»», it ■s
done at the University of Oregon , which position he held till 1885.
was then and there We were trans
uae
I
at
the
«-nd
of
each
semester
who
have)
irrt
It was in 1889 that the National
SblewalkH were ordered put In on ported aud transfigured under the
Adame and Olive streets, and on liar, power of muslu which is sovereign ! failed to pass In nine h n solved in Repn bl lean committee made Mr.
This problem has b»-»
when ou t of its soul It pour* itself
Dudh ■y It3 treasurer.
rlhon avenue.
j -he High school here by the system
souls of the hearers.
He managed the campaign
for
A petition f.
for a -ewer In th«- alley lutu t>
I
recently
Introduced,
ha»
Ing
personal
”Tl: n It Is s that music Is neither
Fb
amin Harrison in Indiana in
b--l»ei-ii W.ixhlnglon anil Jefferson
lei-s
to
their
lattetnton
from
the
ten.
t
:>ut a spirit
spiri which Is
and was accused of co onlzing
hi n f* 1, (rom S< « und to t'h«whir«-. was science t: >r art. but
slgni-d number of s nieuts. When
e Almighty. T en It
tha breath of
rs in blocks cf five, hence he w as
rvf« ri red to th«’
ver committee,
my
subject
it
pupil
falls
l>e!ow
in
r.amei "Blocks of Five Dudley
H< rord«r Hr>m»n i reported that I» that be ven mows down into the 1
reported each we« to his or her
he Democrats.
SI7.V f» 1 int« tv M on 1 an early I hhuc of sou la of men and eternity begins
tea-her
lnveetl-
structor. and this
"1 asked Buck, ns others did. for
hi 'U i r »ondi*
du»* s January 1. I’ay-
neceeaary visit­
nt UHN .lilt liorlz««<1 1 He further re­ the < o:nt>ositlon of that music. II.- j gat»-s the reason, if giving personal
Ricn Men's Gifts Are Poor
ling
parents, and
ported that ther»- are ,245.000 of wa­ prom Is<-d it and tried hard to repro- I help the
sides this: "I want to go on re-
For
the
short
where
needed.
Cl •ord as saying that I regard Electric
ter bonds outstuniling, anil semi-an­ duce It. but be never could do It. It
nual Interest of ,6125 wlll be due on was born of God It was the Spirit tlni»- this has been worked the num- Hitlers as one of the greatest gifts
|
her
of
flunki-rs
has
been
greatly
re
­
January I. A warrant for th«* Inter, of God. and Ilk«- the wlud, W«- h»ar
that God has made to woman, writes
«-at and exchange were ordered the voice thereof, but know not duced. and at the last six wtteks' re­ Mrs. O. Rhinevault, of Vestal Cen­
port
there
were
not
a
few
who
bad
wheu<e It cumeth or whither it go-
ter. N. T.’ "I can never forget
drawn
|”E”s in two or more subjects.
w at it has done for me.” This
The city attorney was direct»-»! to •th."
Girls'
Gyiuuutiuni
glorious medicine gives a
woman
draw an ordinance providing that al) ♦ ♦
o
The attic of th«- High school is be- buoyant
stat'd salaries of city employes be
spirits, vigor of body and
* i Ing fitted up for a girls’ gymras um.
paid on the first of <-ach month ♦
health. It quickly
cures
♦ | which will be open at the first of the jubilant
BANK CALENDARS
Nervousness. Sleeplessness,
Heretofore. <*ach employe has been ♦
Melan-
We eipoct our 1910 calen­ ♦ next semester. Dr. Stewart, dean of cboly.
Headache. Backache,
paid for a mouth at a time from the
Faint-
dars to be ready for distribu­ ♦ I women at the University, for a <ou- Ing and Dizzy Spells; soon builds
up
ilati* of le-glnnlng of service for the ♦ tion among our frleuds on and
I ,»le i f months will devote a couple of the week, ailing and sickly. Try
♦
city, The recorder and finance Com- ♦ after Tuesday. December 21. « hours each day as an instructor until
them. 50c at W. A. Kuykendall’s
I mitt»-»- were directed to compute th« ♦
We desire to place one calen­ ♦ | he High school teachers, probably Drug Store.
balaixe due each employe to January ♦ dar In each family, aud pre­ «
| Emily Muhr. can carry on the work.
1.
The girls’ gym is needed in the
♦ fer to deliver them only to «
The circuit court for Jackson
The city attorney reported $400
I High school more than anywhere else,
adults.
♦
♦
county is in session, and is just now
road poll tax collected.
♦
If you cannot come to the ♦ ¡•»s the High school period is generally engaged in the trial of County Judge
♦ bank, send us a card request­ ♦ he critical point in the girls' life, J. R. Neil. Sheriff W. A. Jones. At­
NEWS OF COBURG
♦ in« that we hold a calendar « t is not infrequent that a girl breaks torney W. E. Phipps and Mrs. Victor
« | -own before she fin shes her course. E. Snyder, on a complaint for dam­
FROM THE JOURNAL ♦ ♦ for We you.
do not send any by mail. « I tnd stoo-ied shoulders about the ages to the amount of «20.000
« | school evidence the need of such a brought by J. H. Harriman for false
♦
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
C. P. Clover made a business trip
Eugene, Oregon. « •ourse.
♦
in the county jail,
to Eugene on Monday.
The plan is for the first semester imprisonment
♦eeee«ee«*e*eee
Harrington was put in jail on a
C. Yarn»»ll of E»ig«-ne, called at
o have the gym work optional, but charge of contempt of court.
Thus VanDuyn'a Sunday.
next year it will probably be made re­
Sigimi«« <»f IM m C ttmi .
Mi-sdames Nelsou aud Cook were
quired.
In
Eugene
last
Saturday.
I
Misa Muhr Is now visiting the
Eu«ene |>eople should know bow
J. 8. Taylor a resld»»nt of Eumene
schools of Portland and intermediate
paid a visit 7'ueielay last to bls alck to read and heed them:
The Yorktown.
points to get new ideas and pointers
brother. Frank Taylor of this vklu-
Sick kidneys give many signets of »»specially on the parents’ co-opera­
lty.
tive system now being advocated
United States Gunboat Sent to Fi-
Stuart and son have rented the distress.
The secretions are dark, contain here.
slaughter bouse and grounds east of
caraguan Waters.
the city and are handling hogs and a sediment.
Passages are
frequent, scanty,
manufacturing special sugar cured,
country hams, bacon, lard. etc. The painful.
Backache Is constant day and t
BORN
:
members of the firm have bees resi­
•
♦
dents of Coburg for many years and night,
Headaches and disay spells are fre-
had dealt In the meat market for
about two years, when they sold out. quest.
At Gardner. Or., tin Thursday. De­
The w»-akened kldueys nee.i quick cember 9. 1909. to Mr. and Mrs. J.
lai nt Wednesday afternoon oc-
i-urred the trial of the City of Rose­ help.
P. Christ»-, a daughter. Mrs. Christie
Don’t delay? Uae a special kid was former!, Miss Lillie Bernhart.—
burg vs. C. E. Mercer, for violating
th»- peddling ordinance, before Re­ ney remedy.
Florence West.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid­
corder Brown. Mr. Mercer was rep­
resented by a Portland lawyer, Mr. neys. backache and urlnary dlsor NOTICE DI ROVI»
Si-wall. After the usual preliminaries d»-rs.
PISTIlK'T MEETING
Rend this:
the city presented Its case to th»»
Mrs. George Belt. 42 9 N. Third
court. After a short trial t'he case was
rested and the court found Mr. Mer­ Str»-et. Corvallis, Ore., says: "I car r*i Whom It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that «. meet­
Kidney
Pills
cer guilty and fined him »10 and reeomn>»-n<l Doan'j
coats for violating an ordinance re­ highly, Although I never had «ç ing of the taxpayers of road district
th»-y No. 66. for Lane County, Oregon, will
lating to obtaining a license to sell canton to take them myself, they
wi-ri- used In my family for backactu be held at Mound schoolhouse the
goods. Coburg Journal.
20th day of D<eeinl>er. 1909. at the
with very satisfactory results."
I
For sale by nil dealers. Price 50 hour of S o’clock a. m. of said day.
FAMOUS HYMN
The object of said meeting is for
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
Now York, sole agents for the Uni­ the purpose of submitting to the tax­
payers of said road district the ques­
THAT SUNG ITSELF ted States.
Remember
the name—Doan's— tion of voting a levy of an addition­
al tax upon the taxable property of
Interesting Story of Dudley and take no others.
said distlrct for the purpose of Im­
Buck, the Organist, Is
proving the roads of said district.
Alone in Saw Mill at Midnight
This notice is signed by at least ten
unmindful of
dampness.
drafts
Retold
storms or cold. W. J. Atkins worked per cent of the taxpayers of said dis­
as Night Watchman at Banner trict.
An lalrroatlng story of how Dudl»')- Springs, Ten. Such exposure gave
M. D. JOHNSON.
Bwck was B«lz«d by tl>n divine power him a severe cold that settled oil hlr
GEORGE PRESCOTT.
ol a hymn, aud produced fitting mus­ lungs. At last he had to give ur
H. D. JOHNSON.
The United States ship Yorktown,
ic for Its ono anil only performance, work
H. J. LAYNE
He tried ntanv remedies but
sent to Nlcan guan waters when the
G. W. LAYNE.
Is told In Th»» Westminister (Phila­ all failed fill he used Dr. King's Nev
situation la-tween President Zelaya
delphia.)
The relater of the Inci­ Discovery. "After using one bottle-
and the United States became acute,
dent Is Rev. George II
Spnuldlng he writes. "I went back to work a-
who was a pnstor In Hartford. Conn., we|| as ever.” Severe Colds, stubbnrr
I have sold Hall’s Texas Wonder is n gunboat twenty years old. She
In th«» early days of Dudley Buck’s lungs. Hemorrhages.
Croup
ant* for kidney, bladder and rheumatic carries fourteen small guns, the big
carci'r as an organist. In Dr. Spal l | Whooping Cough get quick relief and rouble for th»- last five years, and gest being six Inch rifles. Iler crew
Ing’s church was a moat notable | prompt cure from this glorious medi have guaranteed ft in many cases consists of about 200 men.
group of singing men anil tinging cine. 60c and »100. Trial botth but have never had a complaint. 6h
lay s treatment in each botti«»
women." and "he was their master, | free guaranted by W. A. Kuykcn
~ O. J. HULL.
their very soul, and ours also ” Th« dall's.
< Si - ,
»
At last night's a< djourm-il mietili«
Of th» city council an ordinance waa
pa»»»d declaring a | place where near
beer, or any other bavera«.- contain
Ing sufficient ulcohol to produce In
toil» atliui, was sold to tie a nulsauc«-
and providing a tH-nalty of from »25
to izoo nm
j I"- clty'a ordinances
prohibit Ing the sale of near lieer was
recently declared it ni-onst It utloiin I
and th»< ordinance Jei-larln« placca
whi-re liquor Is Hold or stored for
»til** a iiuisanc»» I iuh recently been up­
held by the supreme court
Ur
these rulltigH lh<* i-oiini'll thlnkn
new ordinance wlll Htli-k.
Th«- mutter of a site for a city hall
wi»H <II h <- iihh <-<1
L E Bean w . im e ro­
ployed by th«- council to examine tile
records to uH»'<-rtaln th» right» of th»«
city to th»» laiol where th»- city hull
I now »funds, nnd It win» d»»cld»-»l to nxk
! the county court to appoint an attor­
ney to uhh I» i In the work
E» i »- iii I City Limits
Th»* question of extension of the
city limits, before th»» rn-xt federul
■-»•nHUH 1» taken, wuh discussed. The
law was read. In which It la »tat<-»i
that a p»-tltion of one-fifth of the vot­
ers In the territory affected Is nec­
essary. unit then th»- council may call
a HiM-clul •lection.
Woman’s Power
Over Man
Woman'» most florin«» endowment is the power
to »waken end hold the p«»re end ho»»»t love of a
worthy man. W neo »be lose« it »ltd still love« on,
■><> one in the wide win Id can know rhe heert afony
•lie endurea
1 Ue women who »ufirr» from weak-
see» and derangement of her »penial womanly er-
S« o > mu aooti low the power to «way the heert ul
• eaao
Her general health »utfer» and »ba loaee
Her food look», her attractiyene»», her amiability
and ber power and preatife as a woman. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.Y., with
tbe aa»»»tenca of hi» »taff of able phytteiana, ha» prescribed for »nd cured many
thousand» of women. He he» devised a »ucceeaful remedy for woman'» ail­
ment». Il 1» known »• Dr. Pieree'a Favorite Preacription. It ie • positive
specific for the weaknesses end disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, regu­
late». strengthen» and heels. Medicine dealers sell it. No Asarit deeler will
advise you to accept a »uhstitute »a order to make a little larger profit.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG.
SICK WOMEN WELL.
Or. Pierva’a Otaeaaef )•//<!» ntulau
NOTIC E OF ROAI)
DISTRHT MEHTING
alraagtnaa Stoaiach. Ltrar and Hanala.
J
WILL SET OUT
300 ACRES FRUIT
To Whom It May Concern:
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Notice is hereby given that a meet- individual Grower« at Creswell
Ing of the taxpayers of road district!
Will Plant That
No. 39 for Laue County, Oregon, wlll
be held at Slayters hall the 2 7th day
Number
of December, 1909, at the hour of
2 o’clock, p. rn . of said day.
That citizens of Creswell and vicin­
The object of said meeting is for
the purpose of submitting to the tax­ ity are going to do their share to­
payers of said road district the ques­ ward itupplying the ever lncr«»a«lng
tion of voting a levy of an additional demand for fruit is shown by the
tax upon the taxable property of said large amount of unexcelled fruit
district for the purpose of Improving land in this locality which will b«
planted this Winter and next Spring
the roads of said district.
Nearly every
This notice is signed by at least says the Chronicle.
ten per cent, of the taxpayers of said man who owns fruit land here is go­
ing to plant trees, and the coming
district.
I. N. SPRAGUE,
year will see more new land in fruit
I SLAYTOR
than any year
culture fn this section
“
E J. NORTON.
previous
W. H SPRAGUE,
Oregon now ranks as the banner
E. WOLF.
apple state In the Union. In the
R. R. R 1ST
New England States Oregon apple«
E. J. HARRINGTON,
are now selling at 10 cents each,
G. W. Ehr hart,
Each year sees a greater demand.
J. H. PRITCHARD,
There Is no danger of an overproduc­
M. JOHNSON,
tion for the reason that there is al­
C C. IVY
ways a market at borne and abroad
SIMEON JOY.
for fruit such as Oregou raises. Sta­
Wm. BLACHLY,
tistics show that even with the new
L. W. S. POST.
acreage which comes into bearing
V. H THOMPSON
each year, the s-.tply is shorter every
F. W. SYPHERS
year.
A M. SLAYTER,
To prove that this Is a specially
A L. TAYIOR.
favored section for fruit raising all
JOHN «OBERTSTON
that Is necessary to do Is show the
C A. RUST.
product. It speaks for itself. Those
JOSEPH BARON,
who set their land to fruit are pre­
S. M. HORTON,
paring for themselves a sure and
J. C. HORTON.
steady income, and fruit will enhance
E J. HORTON,
the value of their land as no other
ROSS MYERS.
crop will.
Besides the 635 acres which are
being planted by the-Bohmstedt com­
NOTICE OF ROAD
DISTRICT MEETING pany, the foliowIngaguLTtie* will plant
fruit this winter or next Spring: G.
Holternian. Prof.
E. Everson. H.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that a meet­ Barnes of Cottage Grove, T A. Sha-
fer, C. ~
F. Moore, Peter Hillesland.
ing of the taxpayers of road district
No. 18. for Lane county, Oregon, will W. A. Reynolds, Fred Wright, Dr.
be held at the »«bool house at Mc­ Thompson, B. F. Martin. Sherman
V. G. Grousbe»k, E. L. Bar­
Kenzie Bridge, the twenty-fourth day Mor■
of December. 1909, at the hour of nett.
one o’clock, p. m.. of said day.
The object of said meeting L; for BASKETBALL AT
the purpose of submitting to the tax­
payers of said read district the ques­
CORVALLIS COLLEGE
tion of voting a levy of an additional
tax upon the taxable property of said
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor-
district for the purpose of improving ‘vallis. Or., Dec. 16.—The football
the roads of said district.
season being over, the attention of
This notice is signed by at least the student body turns to basketball.
ten per cent, of the taxpayers of said Three members of the star team of
district.
last year are in school again this year.
L. T. HARRIS.
They are: M. H. Horton and C. F.
L. G. HULIN,
Reed, forwards, and H. D. Pugh, at
G. E. KRESS,
guard.
NETTIE KRESS.
During February the team will
EMMA M. GRIGGS.
make a trip into Washington and
W T. CAMPBELL,
ALICE M. CRONER. • Idaho. The Universities of Oregon
and Washington are not yet in the
J. V. O’LEARY,
league, but it is hoped they will come
IRA ISHAM.
in. The schedule as arranged is as
ELIZABETH KING,
follows:
GEO. FRISSELL.
January 31—Whitman at O. A. C.
A. A. HAFLINGER,
February I— Whitman at O. A. C.
D. A. SIMS.
February II— Whitman at O. A. C.
ARTHUR BELKNAP
February 12—W. S. C. at O A. C.
February 18— O. A. C. at W S. c.
NOTICE OF ROAD
February 19— 0. A. C. at Unlver-
DISTRICT MEETING, slty of Idaho.
February 21—O. A. C. at Univer-
To Whom It May Concern:
sity of Idaho.
Notice is hereby g«_>n that a meet­
February 2 2—O. A. C. at Whitman.
ing of the taxpayers of road district
February 25—Idaho at O. A. C.
No. 30, for Lane County. Oregon, will
be held at Meadow School House, the
twenty-eighth day of December, 1909, FATAL ACCIDENTS
at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. of
said day.
DURING HUNTING SEASON
The object of said meeting is tor
the purpose of submitting to the tax­
Boston, Dec. 15.—At the close of
payers of said road district the ques­ the big game season tonight it was
tion of voting a levy of an additional found that the cost of the chase had
tax upon the taxable property of said been 34 lives in New England and
district for the purpose of improving Eastern Canada.
the roads of said district.
Among tne score or more known
This notice is signed by at least to have been seriously Injured, five
ten per cent, of the taxpayers of said are not expected to recover, two will
district.
lose their sight, and half a dozen
GILES FOWLER.
more will be maimed for life.
A M. RICHARDSON,
W S. SUTHERLAND,
L. BONNY.
ANOTHER STRIKE
S W. PORTER.
COOMBS BOLDON.
AT NORTH FAIRVIEW
Cottage Grove. Or., Dec. 15.— A
NOTICK OF ROAD
strike has been reported in the
IHSTIUCT MEETING rich
North Fairview mine at Boheima.
To Whom It May Concern: —
Notice is hereby given that a meet­
ing of the taxpayers of road district
No. 3s tor Lane County. Oregon, will
l»e held at the Kornpp schoolhouse on
the 18th day of December. 1909. at
the hour of two (2) o'clock p. m. of
said day.
The object of said meeting is for
the purpose of submitting to the tax­
payers of said road district the ques­
tion of voting a levy of an additional
tax upon the taxable property of said
district for the purpose of improving
the roads of said district.
This notice is signed by at least 10
per cent of the taxpayers of said dis­
trict:.
Rasmus Hansen. I. P. Hansen. R.
Roberts. C. N. Berteisen. Lewis Bert-
zen, D. Hutnphy. J. S. Mahon. Jens
Jeusen, Carl Madson. John P. Scharf,
Hans P. Boysen. John MeCard. H. F.
Miller, H. R. Jessen, L. Y. Bubrun,
M. P.’ Mogenaen. J. Trunnell. Wm.
Nelson. B. P»-derson, A. Baker, Hen-
rv Peterson. D. P. Olsen. F Jorgen­
sen. Ilans Larsen, Hans C. Hansen, L.
R. Miller, H. C. A. Miller, A. J. Mack.
Henry Komp.
Details are not available.
The foreman teleptoned to Presi­
dent McQueen that it was richer and
more extensive than the strike made
a month ago.
Sigfried Maurer catne up from Cor­
vallis this afternoon to spent Christ­
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Maurer.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Alt persons Interested are hereby no­
tified that I have been appointed an<l
am «tuly qualified as administrator with
the will ann«‘X---l of the estate of The­
resa A. Baker, deceased, oahl appoint­
ment being in the Probate Court of
Lane County. State of Oregon, and that
all persons having claims against said
estate must present then», with proper
vouchers, to me within
six months
from th«- date of this notice, at the law
office of C. P and D. C. Latourette, In
Oregon «’'lty. County of Clackamas and
State of Oregon.
Dated this 23d day of November.
1909.
W XV. MARS.
vbgko.2.anCXd ahrdht shrdls
Administrator with the wlll annex­
ed of the estate of Theresa
A. Baker, Decease«!.