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VTO TWO THl EÜÆ1TFŒ WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY APRIL 71, 1910 I » I OPEN RIVER A Bai Hmoor Broke Out as AÎ ALBANY a Small Sore - Intense Sonerai lor Fite Yean. Special to Dally Guard. (From Thursday's Dally Guard.) A Permanent Cure by Hood's Albany, Or., April 14.—The open New arrivals iu Eugen« were Sarsaparilla. river convention met at two o'clock made welcorn« by the promotion d«»- Vienna. April 15.—Colonel Rooaevolt win indignant today "t»n getting up one mornfng I found this afternoon with 300 de’egates Eureka, Cal., April 14.—Loaded down with 95 persons, the IMrluont and ladies' auxiliary ef the present. The largest outsl-.j dele what seemed to be a nioaqullo bite on when he learned that a report had been printed in Paris and ca Cummerclul club al the reooptk>n i gations were from Eugene and Cot passengers and crew of the North Pacific Company's steamer given in their honor by these orgaul- the ca*f ot niy right leg. Ikwui the tage Grove. Dr. H. W. Davis was Santa Clara, which struck on Humbold* bar and foundered about zatIons at the Coiuiuerclal club's' sore grew larger and contlnrusd day bled to America that one of the results of bis recent conference elected chairman and Wallace Stru quarters last eight A hundred or aftvr day, becoming more i«d more with Oifford Pinchot was an agreement on the part of the former ble, secretary. Addresses were made four miles down the coast yesterday .itternoon, the tug Ranger more people who h id bseu in h'ugsne by Judge McFadden, Colonel Hofer, put into Eureka at 6 o'clock this mocning, every soul on the from three days to <hr»»e mouths' troubbeome. One physician advised president to allow tho use of his numo as a candidate for tho Senator Bingham. Mayor Matlock took advantage ot the invitattou of poulticing. aneihiT physician Hold me sinking ship having been safely taken otf. Mr. Roosevelt reiterated that ho could not and and others. the club to attend the recaption aaJ! to use « rubbvv band.ig»». but tU» sore presidency. grew worse until ther* was not a spot The convention was enthusiastic got acquainted with the tiospItaWo The Santa Clara was abandoned, and will probably be a tc- would not niako any declaration regarding Amorican politics and earnest. A telegram from people ot Eugene, tine fsature of the' ot livalthy skin as Urge as a tms-cent Senator Bourne, stating that it was tal loss. gathering wirs the reuniting of oM piece between my hne<r mid ankle. while in Europe. almost certain that all Oregon ap- trleuds and nelghbon. some of whom A third physician proscribed a ptiste, In response to a wireless call for assistance, the tug Ranger prlations recommended by the sen uot even knowing that rho other»! and ihis a stwclallst in acrofttlous 15. Theodor« where ItooM-velt had breakrtssf with Vienna, April ate committee would be included in went out and just before darkxess fell it ccmld be seen that pas seslded here. U was indeed u happy American troubles treated me for it year. Th« Roosevelt and son Kermit, arri»«-! Henry White, formerly the river and harbor bill on final sengers were being transferred to the tug The sea was rough, oci-asiou tor some. atnbaxxador to France, who cam« sore seenonl to be beallag. but in a tew passage, was read. m<>ml ng from H'lenla «speciali) Io tueol him Several hundrod Huge»'» people hero at 6:45 o'clock thia The opening address by Dr. Dav the work dangerous. called at the club durlug tlw» evening months broke out* as bud as ever. I mid wars met at the station by H«rr 1 number of off trial call» were is. was as follows, in tvart: autl were entertitined with music by I had now been sufTvrlng tar more than made and then Roosevelt drov» Io Mueller, principal Fellow CItiiens of the Wtllamette Robinson's orch<wtra and with the I Ove years. My l»v wiu a dreadful ! von lloffburk imlaec. where h« was re The Santa Clara was bound' from in aa fnteiview. said the Santa Clara serving ot light punch aud wafers. Valley: sight. There were places so large < m :<1 I the ficrelttn office. who ceived In audience by Emperor Fran- . | Portland to San Francisco. an*4' un- did not touch the biar as id»« posoed representative of i the “I esteem It a high privilege to The billiard room, th« bowllug al- deep that uai egg might luv« baen put rh Joseph. the emperor t«velvlnu Illa American welcome you to the city of Albany i loaded a portion of her cargo .Hid a out, Out sprung:» leak as she cleared ley and the card room were crowded Uito them. I was ivld the leg must I government, ------------- ! Keren» and others of the staff of th» gtiest In hla private «parimenta A m on th4s occasion, the importance and number of passengers here, amt had . , the bar and fated the heavy seas run all evening. The veteran sol« bunch ! American »'inbassy mid consulate, Roosevelt enterod th« ri-urt yard of far-reaching consequences of which almost cleared the bar on her Journey ning outside. After crossing out the beat a precipitate retreat when the b" amput.it ad. -«ine day a neighbor wjnke of th* and Bsron llonKcltnuller Von Hen- rbe palace the guard I urn ml out In I have no doubt are understood by ¡to the south when the keel plunged «hip headed s-vwith. and recedvv«! you io; folks invaded the card rooms, vnlue ot Hood's darsuauritla fbr ' gervar. Austro Hungarian ambassa order to Io him fuy military bonors. you all. A gathering of so repre Into the sand and the veeeel bprong >tnashhig blows from the enormous and solo ff«ve way to whist and oth scrofula, From th« palace h« vtaltod Capii-j a-.tl 1 thought f might «« sentative a body of citizens of the a bad leak. Her serious condition was vaaves. A little Ater th» engAiner ve- er gMB«s. The bowling alley w.» op I well t ike It. lit for- I milaficd the dor at Woxhlntrton. After an ex- chin church mid placed wreaths oij great Willamette valley for discus not fully realized until a point a rout psrted she was making water, but ez- ened for the first time this seasou, Hist bottle, I suSere t less psln and . change of grceiiTig» c’olotiel H<x»sa- the tomb» of Empress 1 lisa be lb and* sions of matters of vital Importance four miles south of Table Rock dad pnesseif the opinion that th«r water and tinny ef the young poople. both twuld "ee ths eCio'S ot'tlie sure beglu« velt and Kerens enterod a eourt car- Crown Brinci» Rudolph. * i rlagt» sad drove co the Hotel Kranz. effecting the growth, development ! been reached, when the steamer put could be handled vtth th« pumgte. lut ladies-and gentlemen, engaged In lUiig to heal: “So 1 continued taking Hood's Sac* , and progress of that valley gives about ar.d made an effort to return it came in faster than it could be this s;M»rt. Sonic ot the ladle» were promise of new and better things i to Eureka. The water poured into pumped sut. and IVwas .taeu dtarldtet introduced (o the game o< billiards. ! sagynrttia, an-t before long tlw sore was nmpletely hkeUed and mr g'-neral greatly to be desired. I need not ! the hold so rapidly that the bo ter 'o return to Eureka, but It w.ui t»sv' and others .njoyed theuiselve» at < haal'h perfect. I believe IL my duty latte take your time to refer to the gen fires were swamped. various* othez amus<»ni«nts. tw teU what Ftoo l's S irenpurlllu has Rescued P»SM-iig»r« Praise Clew Wireless calls for help brought le eral fact, well-known to all, that the' It cam be said without sontradlc- done for nun" Mrs, Jtaephlne Stir* { Shortly after 9 o'clock the lasV tlon thxt thf» was the most sticv»««»- gent. IS Llmeln street. Kxcter, N. II. . Willamette valley—area. resources Ranger. The steamer was settling f:wt and climatic conditions considered— when the tug. at 5 o’clock, came ip of the crew and passengers were safe ful reegitlon for new arrivals that Hood's Satsap irllla <■ fleet» Its won» is the greatest section of the Pa and got a line to her. and the trar»- ly landed aboard t hie tuff and’ the has ever been hekl at 21»» c'*Ub, cific Coast. That we are destined fer by small boats of 61 passengers Santa Clara, then losr down in the d «rf.il cures. not •Imp’V hernuse it water, wa« left to her fate. The dan < Immediately began. A high sea w i* to be the seat of the densest popula-I c artzlns aarzarurttla but because It tlon of the Pacific Coast is not alone; running, which made the work <f ger lay outside the bar ail night, STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY c< Kblnes the utmost rr ncdl.il valu«» I rescue slow and perilous. awaiting daylight iveflbre attempting the opinion of those resident here, ot more than 20 d.fferenf. In*red!«nt A ■ to return to the barber. Tho rescued TO SOON HOLD *KNQW but is understood and emphatically and eiir-[ «■•Th greatly ntr**njrther*Mf i Captain Says He Did Not Hit Bar i passengers ere loud in their pmiseeof declared by keen eastern thinkers rifted by thn r peculiar »»ombiimtlox [ Eureka. April 14. — Captain Norec J i the steamer's officers and crew. •ubttlttra for It. if ( who have carefully looked our valley OREGON” BANQUET Ttwve is no re* ’ rrepa mt ton »uld Washington, April 15.—In expiation of the Haanig which tt» > urzrd to buy an over with clear and critical eyes. be- "Just as »«»■■< I' you mai be nure tt : “This being true, it therefore fol greeted the remarks of President Tnft last ni<ht ut ili., forty- h'sw to rratkt» nnl'l la Interior, e.>- lows that the work of the citizen- yl-tida the dialer a larger profit. G-4 ' second annual convention of the National American W omen's ship of the present, making for the establishment of permanent condi Suffrage Association, in which he did not indorse tho portion of tions, which shall contribute to the the snffragidts, the convention adopted a resolution o! thanks Trrtay In uaual llcetd forti, or In chot- welfare of generations present and ■ BAwwviBvwwBB n s /»iw»« wwaas ■»»»•»« Promindt Speakers oiat> i| tablet* known as Samatabs. to come, as well as to the ever-in and appreciation for his words of welcome. f creasing tide of immigration now set Probably one sf the must unique' tling strongly into our midst, is most [banquets ever held in the» state is to • I Important and responsible. I be rtadlon praaeated to President Taft was welcoming to an Suffrage A SX" MAKE COMMENCEMENT lieve. therefore, that this present as Washiugt'in the Je!«.gate» to th»« eon-jth», National convention by President sembly has the right to congratu- ¡ Oregon” banquet, at which non« but* venttnn of the National Woman Suf-iKc’« II Higgsra. shows that th« wo late itself upon its responsibilities; WEEK GREATEST IN [Oregon inTodhctu will be on the* frag« Association last night. He men ot «It® new »cate ar*» leading a itself for the and that it will gird _ [menu. f-Xvry commerciale organlza-j told them frankly he was not alto- de »rtnlned fight. A petit ten bearing performances of its duties, I tion will be askiM to furnish Its! HISTORY OF UNIVERSITY getlter In sympathy with the suffrage nearly lu.O'io signers to alrlkn the no question. (reasons why its locality is the best! movement and wa» explaining why word “uala“ from the state consti A Vital Matter fin the state and these reasons will’ -------- ---------------------------- he could not subscribe» fully to Its tution taa been tM«pare<t! and asks ___ ____________ “One of the vital factors relating [be set forth In characterlMic booster Oregon Alumni Meets and Plans principles. that the question b« submltled to the to the material advancement of ev ” Fe«rr,|. vofera st th« next special or regular Spokane, April 14.—Three are dead and a dozen or more; speeches i* protnAient students from * -tnsMis. ‘ ------ (<>iitn>l by "l “ all for Big Week Jnne ery great community is the trans the varlons counties. Likewise, on He aali! he thought one of the election In Oklalcetna In 1910. portation problem. The Wilamette injured, and it is feared that six or eight bodies are under the? the belief that the "proof of the 19 25 Mrs Biggers reported that one of dangers In granting suffrage to wo-, river navigable to its southern-most hnge pile of wreckage resulting from the derailment of a North pudding is in the eating.” each com men w.-m that women, as a whole, the surprises In store ramo when available point has occupied the at mercial oeganizakion must back Its “The greatest commencv-ment were not Interested In It. and that they presented the pel tit Ion to the tention of our citizens, with what ern Pacific train at Hangman Creek, just outside the trity limits, reasons with the goods. Thus Hood week in the history of the Uniror- the balance, as far ns women are secretary of stage. Tfa womna, be success is well-known to every one today. At noon seven of the injured had been taken, from the River will vie with Medford for ap-l 1 sity” ami "Everybody comes," were concerned, would tie controlled by ing political non entitle«, could not present. The strange anomaly exists pies. Marion county with I*ane for the slogans adopted ad a roaalng l th« 'hsm desirable” class. | tali« the receipt. Tb« ««erretary of tfiw wreck to hospitals, and others are known to be under the wreck of a stream easy to be made naviga cherries, Astoria will show its sal meeting of the University of Ore-1 When these words fell from the Oklahoma Fc.teratlon of Labor con- ble at a minimum expense, practical age. mon. Yarahlll will go against tile gon's alumni held last night. Plans President's __________ rips the __ _____ walls __ of the ball seal'd to stawd as g'mrdlan for th« ly in a state of "innocuous desue-! world for walnuts and pomtxMW. ■ 1 were discussed and committees ap echoed a chorus ot feminine hisses. I ««1 minors mud the r»«elpt wa» mad» tude.” That this condition is due so on through the list. It 1« expected pointed 1>U, ... making tho week It was __ no feoble demonstration of > out tn hla name to assist In in large measure to the Influences, j At 2 p. m. It was estimated that I of several hundred ftwt. in «im» that the banquet will he a t of a notable one. The class of '85 will protest, "The anomaly of thèse women. <Hrec< «r indirect, of coporate pow the death list will reich from twelve, pla<<.9 to , height of forty fee«. great merrimwftt I’rexident Taft stood unmoved In many of them tnlddl« ag«J and gray fy “"- — —an.” at 8atP*‘hold a great celebration in honor of! ” ' er, railway or otherwise, is the opin ~ to fifteen. flftcc— Many bodies are believed The bodies ot thre, men ***..., h;i<f been1 ,fimo sorvo to show the students tho its twcjzty-flftll anniversary aud elab the demonstration of hostility the tiaired, reqiitrlng a .»«uns ni au to art ion of most men well informed of to ™ be under the wreckage. / All " the recovered up to 2 o'clovk, and it: la be- sreat resources of all pans of Oro orate preparations for the event ar» hliuvea co»tlnue.l only a moment as guardlan wm a surpris«, ns well the situation. Railway transporta dead are laboring men or tramps who ¡¡eVed there are probably eighk more-1 gon. being made, it Is expected that every: and then, smiling as he spoke, he as an ob)e<-t tesson in our cotpta._ tion in the Willamette valley, al were riding in the box cars or on hi (Men in the - wreckage. "Ho quletîjr hsd tho nansre to 'Yi mqpilwr will return. Likewise, anni answered the unfavorable greeting. | though in its infancy, is of no mean brakebeams. Many of them will nev pétition biw-n M-cutwd that II rano-f Rc|«'rt nt Tn-avurer. When the crash came the nwinbers; PATTERSON SCHOOL versary celebrations will be held by i proportions, and promises to become er be identified. Harriet Taylor tipton. treasurer of <unsl«rnation am< ng rho pvlltlclana of the crew were able to save- ttlem-; the classes of 1890. 1895, 1900 and; in the era of development now at The wreck was caused by tlle selves, with the exception of M. Rose,! 1605, Alum’ri Day. Tuesday, June the national association, presented: wlieti th« wonien presenU-d tb« mm- YARD TO BE DRAINED hand, a tremendous factor. breaking of a wheel on the third ^ar the rear brakeman, v»Uo wa» badly; 21, will be crowded with events from her report showing Hie total re plcted pétition »rt II 38,M6 al saura, Not to Harass Railroads. of a long freight train, every car ««.-i- . . Screamsand groans coming' morning to night. The Alumni t»an-| ceipts of the year 1909 to have be»m to th« •«vwetary »f State. The isaplr- ° “I do not take it that it is the lowing the disabled one leaving the AND LEVELLED OFT * political berths, whoa« r«c- quel will be held In the new If J rn- 621.466 os The disbursements wcro anta for under the huge-pile of lumber purpose of this convetion to unduly rails and plunging down the embank- from = - orda tnlght not stanj the tost <rf wo. nastnm W<sin«sday afternoon an d 6f9.8H.50. wreckage guided the rescuers in harass or antagonize the develop ment. Many of the cars were ioad- land --- During the year tho association met» niters. Itnui««dlatcty conferred ' _ "z. Twelve of the injured Boarit of Education Acts Upon the Alumni ball la the armory Wed- ment or operation of the railway ed with lumber, and this, together-their work, spent alxmt 46,000 on organisation wlth a view to preventing the petl. I ne day evening. and an lines, but it ought to be the pur with the shattered fragments of fif- soon recovered, — ’ engine - ’id - ’ war ^Thu’ chv “ w^h TTo Tf ft . Recent Petition of and sent to South I>ako(a a low,’ lion f wni bein'; presented to tho p«o* pose of this assembly to take what teen cars, Is piled in a confused mass rushed to this city with a load of where a campaign la now on. 43.600. pie. This anxiety to attack rhe pell- Patrons HILL WILL BUILD steps it may looking to the perma of wreckage aloug the embankment U»l®u£‘pr1,'K men , whir were placed in The treasurer's report In part was tion was one of tho strong proofs of nent opening of the Willamette riv the west of the track for a distance I nospitaH. th ax follows: prophecy that the vote on er to free navigation, so that the Acting upon the suggestions con TO LAKE KLAMATH "Miss Emily Howland. of Sher- our general smcndm-Mit woukt auroly carry. merchants, manufacturers and pro tained in the recent petition of pat woml, N. V.. was tho largest Indi- If those who manipulate our politics ducers of this valley, present and rons of the Patterson school, the rfdiial contributor durine th« past hail not been confirmed In this opin to come, may have the benefit of board of education at its regular Stevens Says Contracts For year, The five stairs having the ion they would hn.v« permitted tho wholesome competitive freight rates. monthly meeting last night ordered Construction Will Soon largest tuenibershlp are. In tbelr or- qi<aa»tlon t<* bo voted uyun. They The embargo of fifty cents per ton the grounds at the Patterson school der, New York, Massachuaelcs, Col- •iared not take thI h rlak. lrnni<*dlately Be Let placed upon every ton of freight drained and then leveled so last the lege Equal Suffrage League, Mary- the plan of auHpe'rflng action on the passing through the Oregon City pupils may have a better place and land and Pennsylvania. Tb'e five petition was suggested, on the absurd Portland, April 14. — The eontraeta ' more room In width to play. gatewav has its effect, not alone up stains contributing the largest that 5,000 of the signatures on the actual freight upon the decks The board voted to hereafter meet for the construction of 40 miles of I nmounts of money In their order are ahiirge •er« fraudulent. A hearing wa* of the steamboats carrying it, but twice a month fnstead of once * railr>«d grMe in trrition to that for New York. .Massachusettn, Pennsyl granted by the secretary of state on month during the school year. It wUl which bldx will he opemsi April 18, . vania. Louisiana and Ohlcx also directly or indirectly upon ev January 26. Tho suffrage associa meet on the second and fourth Wed will probatjy be lot before long, was ; ery ton of freight 'handled by the "The auxiliary associations show tion being ably defended by three of nesdays of each month. declared yesterday by John F. Stev ing the greatest gain In membership railway lines in the Willamette val Dr. F. V. Cttmmings has been em ens, president of the Oregon Trunk are College league. Maryland, Illi Oklahema'a einlnont lawyers. Judges ley This embargo should be re- J. L. Brown, J it A Robertson and foved by the United States govern ployed by the board as school phy Hue, who returned in the morning nois. Kentucky and t’owneetlcut. U Nagle, tb-aae m<a being prominent ment. Comparisons between the vol sician to pass upon the health of the from a business trip tn Chicago. The federal census com ♦ "Virginia has organized a prem In the republlriin, democratic mol so- Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osburn will ♦ oftlldren attending school, at no< ex The construction of tho 40 addi ume of tonnage carried by river and ♦ mences tomorrow — Friday, ♦ ising society during the year and Is claMat pnrlle» The secretary of state tional miles will take the road to the therefore admitted Into the fold. that carried by rail in the W illam- step down from the management of ♦ the fifteenth. The U. S. enum ♦ pense to th» parents. auntalne! tie petition, whereon tho north end of Klamath 1., ’ ike. ette valley are so insignificant as the Hoffman House on May 1, and erator will call on you within ♦ "States »bowing gain In member remonstrant appeal'd to tho Su will be succeeded by J. W. Moore, “ It Is out of the rang« of possibil almost to be classed as odious. a few days at most. Kindly STILL ANOTHER are California, Connecttrult, preme court. He was allowed forty “One of the duties of this conven- who has recently arrived here from ities that the road will b» built to ship be prepared to assist him by ♦ Delaware. District of Columbia. days in which to file hla brief. At the Cheyenne. Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Fr»-<« Locks at Oregon City. Klamath Falls this year. If we d'-clde providing the statistical infor Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, '•M’lratlon of " m h« was unub o NEW COUNTY TO tlon will be to discuss the question Osburn will soon thereafter take, to go to that point at all,** said Mr. mation desired. It is good cit ♦ I xv u Is la n a. Maine, Maryland, Minne to sUHtnln hla charges and prayed for Stevens yesterday. of free locks at Oregon City, and the: charge of the new Hotel Osburn i izenship to do so. Everybody ♦ Mississippi. New York. Rhode n further extension, which the court BE VOTED purchase and operation of same by1 which is now nearing completion, | “It has already boon published that, sota. is interested and expected to ♦ Island, Texas, Tennessee, Virginia, granted. He wax given until April 1 we will soon open blds for ’ he grad-! the United States government. To but will not be ready for occupancy ♦ help. to produce proofs of hla allegation*. Ontario, Or., April 13.—The citi ing from Madras south to the north- I Equal Suffrage College Ijcague." this end. careful consideration should until sometime after that date. All information given is ♦ Suffrage In Oklalioma. Mr. Moore has taken a lease on Meanwhile, we uro losing no tltuo In zens of Drewsey are again agitating be given, especially in view of the j ern boundary of the Klamath Indian ( strictly confidential. No one The re|*,rt of the Oklahoma Worn- working tn our campaign.“, faqt that this Is a most strategic the Hoffman building for four years the organization of a new county of reservation. If reasonable bldx are in Eugene is permitted to see ——----------------------------- moment for the solution of this and will conduct the house ¡dong the the statements made on enu-- ♦ Otis from portions of Malheur and submitted th« contract for thin work] question, owing to the fact that an ■>ame lines as heretofore. The house, ♦ Harnvy counties, with Drowsy ns tho will be let. Trunk Line surveyors are l ADVENTIST CHURCH meratlon sheets. araendinedment has been Incorpor-, has prospered greatly under the C.&E. TO3EBULIT The Commercial Club and ♦ county seat. This time they will en I now working In thn reservation and management and will' ated in t'he pending river and harbor, present the various ward improvement ♦ deavor to bring the proposition before so soon ax they report on available doubtless continue its success under , IN WESTERN OREGON hill, through the United States Sena-, clubs, also other organiza ♦ the vot< rs of Oregon, and hope to se ¡routes, contracts will probably be let TO NEWPORT RESORT tors, Bourne and Chamberlain, for' the new regime. Mr. Moore will; cure a favorable verdict for their pet ¡for construction work through to tions, indorse this request. make a number of improvements in R«v W. H. Oliver, of thn Advent the appropriation of $300,000 for scheme at the polls next November. [some point on the northern shore of They are interested in seeing Bench travelers going to Newport such purchase. Strong, concerted,, the building and the service. a true and accurate count and ♦i Citizens of that town have raised 41.- the lake. The engineers will then ist church, has traded hla residence on th« Oregon coast this summer | be called In and we will determine Jntellgent and emphatic action at registration of all residents ♦ 000 and are sending a solicitor over property In West Roseburg for 25 ! will In all pro bu bl 111 j' not have to put this time <m the part. Of ,the citi ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦I in Eugene. This is for the / ♦ the state to secure tho necessary 10,- ¡how much money has been expended! acri-u of land at t’ottage Grove, to | up with tho nnnoyanco of transferring zenship of the Willamette talfey ObO petitioners in order to have the land how much la required for the benefit, .of , Greater Eugene. which city ho was recently transfer- : from train to ferry at Yaqiiliin. as will greatly aid, not only in the pas died Questions asked by tho cen » question of tho organization of the completion of the work In hand.’’ sage of this amendment in the sen-, ♦ * ♦ county, subpaittod to the voters. It | red by tho conference hold here two Ims been the iieccsxlty In tho past. sus enumerator are author ♦<>»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ate, but In its corfirmation by the, ♦ For tho first time in the history weeks ago. Tho other party In the ¡ ill" Corvallis th Eastern Company ized by law for the govern 0 is said that 2000 signatures to the i lias d«< Ided to extend Its road from house of repreEentatives. It is un-, At the Good Samaritan hospital ment's use. if you know of J||H-tltlon h.ve already been secured. of Oregon, the Southern Pacific Com ¡deal is A. E. ___ The proposed new county will take pany 'has granted reduced rates for [lev. proeott. Wheeler, will succeed [Ynqulna. Its nrcaent tcrnilnua, to derstood that this same river and! In Portland, April 13, 1910, John any one who is not enumerat , Newport, tho truck to skirl the bea"h harbor bill carries an appropriation F. Wetherbee. father of F. R. Weth ed. or who is liable to be over »from Malheur Riverside, Agency Val- attendants at the University of Ore Rov, Oliver at. this placn, occupying of the crcxceht shaped bay. of 460,000 for the improvement off erbee, the Eugene merchant. The looked, or who was absent ♦ ley. Juntura, the Foplano station and gon summer sohool, Tho reduced the former rosldenco of the Initer. Information to this effect wnn con the upper Willamette river. It Is remains will arrive here tonight for Barren Valley, In which location the rates go into effect Saturday, Jnne 1 which will also be used as the confer- when the enumerator made veyed here by r wireless telegram properly part of the business of this burial and the funeral wll be held his rounds, kindly notify the ♦ largest taxpayers of the county reside. 18, and continue through the session ,onc" headquarters. Rev. Oliver will from Newport, Tho nowa Htntes that convention to devise ways and means tomorrow at 2 o’clock with Inter to its close. Saturday, August 6, leave- for his new field of labor In Commercial Club by note or ♦ to secure the expenditure of this ment in the Masonic cemetery. An Blooded cattle and horses will be thereby making it possible for teach | about five or six Weeks. In addition the Corvallis Hi Eastern Rnllrond Co. phone Main 702. sum, if appropriated, at such points obituary will appear later. put on sale April 26-30 at Portland. ers attending the session to save ma to general pastoral work, R«v. Oliver has entered Into a contract with thn Euegene Commercial Club. on the upper Willamette as are nec Registered Shorthorns go on sale on terially in railroad fare. Reduced will act ns Bible Instructor In the I Yaqulna liny Lumber Company at To East Eugene Improvement essary to open the river to uninter shipments in less than carload lots: Tuesday. April 26, and the two fol sates have also been granted for the academy which hla church maintains ledo for 7500 rallrond ties, which Club. i number will bo sufficient to cover tho rupted navigation throughout the in plain English, the return to the lowing days wll be taken up by sales tv. o state educational conferences to at that place.--Roseburg Review. South Eugene Improvement stretch In-tween Yaqulna and New- of harness and draft horses from the be held at the University the week old rate of 28 cents per hundred ye»f- _ - — Club. Differential Freight Rate. ’ort, a distance of about thrye nod A Northwest and a few from the East. previous to t'he opening of the sum means an Increase on every ton ef Northwestern Eugene Im Wooley * Roll hnve sold to Claire I hnlf miles Oregonian. ■ There will be one carload of register mer school, and for the exercises of Raker of Hprlngflcld, an acre tract “Another duty of this convention fected of f3.60.” provement Club. ed Shetlands. On Friday, April 29, commencement week, June 19-22. In the Stewart addition to Spring will he to consider the matter of the h. It. Fisher and family aro recent the Holstein herd of the Gearhart Every Indication points to an excep- field, owned by W. T. Kerley, for abrogation by the Southern Pacific OR. BELL'tf ANTI-PAIN 10-cent * “ differential Park farm will be sold. There will tionaily large attendance at ail of »850. The tract already baa a resi arrivals In the city to reside hone. railroad of * the ** “ *’“* Their household goods came In from for Internal ar.d Uxtsmal Pains- HUBMTUBE FOR THE OV'AKP. be 50 head of these cattle. freight ratea on through eastern these event«. dence on it. the north this morning. DOZEN OR MORE MEN KIILED] Hood’s Sarsaparilla HELP COUNT CHEYENNEMtH n : : ‘ :