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29, 1910
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♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦J
♦
gard, Edgar K I'hoin. C J i'«>dd !♦
s I
«Ü». Sept. TT.-The mo.t J. K Gardner, C. M Olson. W H. *
». Sept. »7.— _____
Washington
Saratoga. Hept 2 f
♦
A
mi*
Chicago.
Basing
his rul
Sept
ST
Milaa,
«•suit of
the present cabt- Pasle.«. pears by Albert Ntx'dham; !♦
♦
the
decision
of
the
senate
définit«*
i«»»i.
.
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nel
Rooaevrlt was
nia
sa)*
ikimi'dixsc
ings ou I—
*-
net sessions in Washington *ss the mammoth pumpkins by A C. Dilley, ♦ aage from
temporary chairman
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1.*->•«»
daring Peruvian ♦
investigating committee in the case net 8«'l
Chaves,
the
today
that
Ft
evident
II Harlow. ♦
republican state «Mil
of Senator George E. Spencer, in Al announcement would issue an ex- llciiii Stamm uud M
* re this after ♦
Early this morning when the black S
geet
of school - children
vw.« , parades
Aiaurs v>*
----- ---- -- ever
Taft tomorrow
gra -■
..i iin- vagataMM, at® froii ♦ aviator, .lied ther. . received ♦
today.
noon
from
Injurie«
line of people from the car line to) held. The
Ttc children marched through abama in 18 76, Chalrmau Burrows ecutlve ord«>r extending the civil ser- ' ‘
m > *
♦
: ¡"1.1 (: .1 r . ■ exhibit, i »1
> l«,i
In a ♦
today
barred
hearsay
evidence
from
»hile
«»rosing
the
Alp«
♦
vice to include all assistant postmas from C J Do«id, the school children.
streets shortly after the noon
the county fair grounds began, and! the
the streets
♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
the Lorimer hearing.
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will ‘ also rvcom- I.«««' Goe'sehlus Mrs. P. T. Slmmous. ♦ lx loon
ters. The provident ‘ ~'*
later in the morning when
the crowd hour with ---------------
between 800 and 1.000
g HUM) for Hit Vote
congress
that
second
and
line. The
was billed to
nieut tc
Geo. A. Dorris, 8. K. Mcllee, Ed Z.lnl-
«urged through the pavilion
p— and
«nil in
in line.
The parade
parac
N Y Kept 27
Chicago. Sept. 26.—State Repre
:>stmasters be placed un- ker sud A. V. Hurd, vetch und alfal
that start before 12:30. but owing to a
Introduce 'Flgl
misunderstanding on the part of the 1 sentative Charles A. White, of O'Fal third class p
about the exhibits ft was seen
Thls
action
la
in
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-
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,X«1.-[|
der civil service,
fa from Amos Wilkins; English wal
__ >wd of
of Springfield day
was gv-
>.~u._e
____
It,
livavywi-i.
the crowd
day was
go ■u»uuuvi«
Latham
to nearly Springfield
equal the record-break-
Eugene children there was a delay lon. 111., was the first witness to take line with Postuiaster-Ge ¡neral Hiteh- nuts from E. Turpeulng.
Parle.
Sei>t
2«
llut'eri
filberts
I
‘
*’“■—•-
ing to
’
’
**■"------- and be- that spoiled the order of the line.
the stand today in the investigation cock's recommend ttlons. By tomor- ___
one
hun
attendance
of ' yesterday,
Allthataf
’
«itxdg
,C
ic
made a trial flight In a new
; , , tothn.
ing hllUUuauvx; v* j
.„»I,,»,»
----- j-
postmasters ojLW.T.
The
the float into the election of Unite«! States rom sota«‘ SU00 asshtant
t._
vegetabi«'» front Fred Bauer and J ' . dred 'bor»«* power nmnoplt tie. con I’tlca, tsith member« of t
fore the fair of 1910 closes tonight
£ llr parade was led by LIM
nu! avh- who will n«>w entertain y«>
the attendance will be close to and containing nearly every child
in thu
the Senaor William Lorimer by the sen will be affected by th«' order.
W. Ford; corn from L. II. Elspass. : etructed for the Internati«
Limit on Iloilo«>ug
pOSSlUl*
VUV V.OOO ____
~ district,
x
~
lo*x«sr{ TV 4> atorial sub-c.on>iuittee on elections
nolslbiv UWt
ov“er lhe"
mark. Short- i^Tt Fork
and
i
tiou
meet
at
Itvlmout
Park
John
Maughn.
G.
Baldwin
and
II
J
fif <1 to a finish
in 'Figh
In order to prevent corporations,
__
— hour hofnr«
band. Then marched and privileges. Six of the seven
The mathlne devekgHHi A «|HMHÍ dv's' rurner, 'Kid' Crlsrom
lUSis was
» seo the
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’----- , etc., from
lv after noon,
an
before the
the thi*
Dlckev; squashes .celerey,
members
of
the
committee
were
pres
an
the
Springfield
schools.
350
strong
'
ml
’
«'*
firms
and
IndividuUs
from
borrow
races began, the crowd filed through
In Hunny Jim's* cor
W II
** Pasley, C. of from sixty to seventy
of the York.
Mount Vernon followed with nearly ent when his examination »as begun ing to the extent of their credit In W M Pennington.
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the grandstand, finding advantage a
lull* darne»
(«> |«> |t, gm
Scherlvr . James lira- I hour,without th« full power
complete attendance, and then for! by Attorney Austrian, representing their horn«' cities aud then nvgotlat- .1 Hurd. John
ous seats, and when the races were
I «'iigines being ussd.
U.
0.
Page
and
son.
With
th«
«e
«orato, or »
If
the
Chicago
Tribune,
which,
in
print
vile
and
>1.
C.
called at 1:45 the grandstand was three blocks or more marched the ing White's story, brought on the in I ing elsewhere and doing the same.
fight which will doubt|r«n
Many i others have products In the
I the comptroller of the currency has
alive with people who waxed excited Eugene children with several other
having
contribut'd
to
th>-'
recent R«oui affair
M h 11
decided upon the establishment of a exhibit. exhibit of th«' granges and I
over the thrilling sped contests. districts that had been mixed. The vestigation.
meeting of a w. C. 1
<>!>•*
White, after giving his name and central credit
ri-uii bureau
uui-ruM in
... Washing
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O*er the fences on both sides the small children marched as proudly
■‘y and indirectly have
In Haraloga
hich shall
recorded all
and saving he was duly ton. in which
shall be
be reeoraea
an | | others directly
holiday crowds hung In black line«, as any grand army on labor day was! address,
followaws of bufò tig
legislature, ideutifi«?^! letters h* said euch borrowings from national banks an Interest in It.
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for many feet each side of the judge's tn inspiring sight.
The lot being sent down will do a
I victory, the result »«cm« as ti -rtaij
had been sent him by Lee O'Neil
stand. When the great fair is over
Cup Awards Made
great deal to advertise the county j
las the dispatch«* dated |»«
Browne, asking White's help to es
it will be found that this year's ef
The Junction City Women’s Im
among th«* thousands of honieseekera}
At the «o'k end my little holiday July 3
The flr»t and the
fort is the most successful in every provement club won the Great Nor tablish Browne's position as minority
who are now flocking Into Portland 1« over and I turn the key In the <>f the «convention Is uver th
*1
wav. from attendance to exhibits. thern cup for the best display of leader in the lower house. The wit
(
from the Middle West and East, tak lock, »wing open the door «nd «tep ary
chairmanship,
with
With possibly one exception, it is a fruits, and the Irving Grange won ness then began to tell of his rela
ing advantage of the colonist rates.
Into the dally grind once more Roosevelt pitted aguittsl V
“r<
fact that there was not as good an the other Hill cup for the best dis tions with Browne.
Th«« promotion d«-partm«*nt of th" I\iur wnll», I greet you! There 1« a dent Sherman, who «ns ».
Senator Lorimer was on hand early ♦
<1
Rome, Sept. 27. — With
exhibit of livestock as there has been play of grains and grasses. For
in former years. Besides the need of these awards it was necessary for the, with his attorney, Elbridge Han«x:y, ♦ the removal of the censor ♦ Commercial Club la boxing a large look I like upon your familiar far«* the Job by th« Old Guard be«
William Barnes. Jr Oh airmail
♦ amount of grains, grasses, fruits, veg-
P. H. O'Donnell, who rep-
at home.
a new exhibit
pavilion,
there will be judges to go all over the exhibits Attorney
«■other
necessity
next jt»..
resented Brewne
ttrewne in
in the
me latters
a ’ two ♦ ship. startling details of the ♦ «‘tables and other products which I am
OH chair, I had forgotton how lr- C tlrl»c«>m, of the Ne w York
! resente«l
cholera
epidemic
at
Naples
another
necessity
next capacity
year,
and
thts
"'n
is additional
seating
at
the
for
the
second
time.
They
finished
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sat be- * are received. A number of ♦ were on display at the county fair i reproachably you fit me
1 must republican committee, Is lead!
I trials,
trials, on
on charges
charges of bribery, 77*
race track in the form of bleachers, their work this morning.
side Attorney Hanecy.
Attorney * persons have died in the ♦ last week, and will send them at have been In a nasty temper when I ItixMevelt force«.
Austrian and Clifford W. Barnes, of * streets and the popular ex j! ou«-e
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77*; —»-o... «„ 1,1 ¡went away. Vacation »««med a «Illy Th« nomination for govern
The Lane county fair grounds, the
Spelling Contest
once lw
to the
l-ine . county
• »_«.»---» Voters'
I
cof on ▼
thl’ stste °.nrt
™test he,d in th” the - Legislative
League sat
♦ the Chamber of Commerce building thing for a grown-up man—a lone, would ordinarily occupy tl
citement
Is
such
that
the
po-
i:
Ì a hHnt
a » a»! Eugene High school building today opposite sides of the room.
lit
In Portland
Portland. The exhibit there
tber«' will i lorn barheb r man who find* a d sen tion of th« conventi«»«, hna br< n
lice have great difficulty in
thì
under the auspees of the county fair
After an executive session, the ♦ maintaining order. **
It ' Is re ♦ be greatly add««! to and Improved {demands for every dollar he can filch ordlnated to the battle betwret
see
is tne
and from,
sup- _ res
_ “
». } as f0110™' k
hearing was opened, and Chairman ♦ ported that one hundred ♦ with the addition of these urtlcles. . from an unyielding world
I recall Old Guarii end t >o *'pr«>gr<-
port nere
of the
city, enthusiasm
and judging
„
»---an by
-- O F. tgs W Gra 'that I tramped back and forth from over the tasue
of ''H«a>ec«<l I
the attendance at the races during
Division A Blanche Brown, of Burrows was informed counsel had ♦ thousand of the wealthier ▼ which were selected
the past three davs, this is now a Springfield East Side school, first; not agreed upon the submission of ♦ classes have already fled ♦ ham. Industrial and Immigration ¡the op«<n closet to the open suitcase nnd direct nominations.
* agent
the Great
railway. with the stupid trousers, the long
part of Eugene. Eugene will be a Blrd,e Spencer, Springfield. West the legislature's voting record in lieu ♦ from Naples.
The Barnes men openly *
••SS-* — - • of
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- _ Northern
_
The samples selected by Mr. Graham I black coat, the light gray suit and Colonel Rmecvelt of "wlre-pu »»•*
o. summoning the house clerk, but
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦
Side school, second.
racing center.
summer overcoat, and enlivened the to secure the republican nomiti ’ 4
include the following:
Division B—Ian Campbell, Condon would do so shortly.
School Children P»rade
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White, on direct examination by
Wheat, beardless barley, oats and . march by monotonously repeating tor president In 1>!1.
---- *,; Dora Nelson,
Springfield day at the fair grounds school, Eugene, first;
Attorney Austrian, declared he had
other cereal products from a collec the Inspiring round:
Itoutiu»' l*rocc««liugs
was opened today by one of the lar- Oak Hill school, second.
been asked by Browne to vote for
tion of exhibits by the Irving and i
Work—work—work.
The rcputJlcAti state «< n»c
Lorimer, and that Browne had told
Springfield granges: apple» displayed ' To earn the stuff
Colonel Tl -
today •'lected
him he would receive 11000 for his
here by H B. Clift. 8. L. Jensen. H > To take the trip
Roosevelt temporary chairman
C.
Bushnell,
F.
L.
Waite.
I*.
J.
Moae-I
vote. The testimony was the same Will Tap Lakeview and Afford
To rest the bones
View-President Hhertuan. and
as had been given by White in his
To make you fit
fight whldb was waged for
Another Route to Los
two trials of Browne.
For work work—work.
ended at least tor the time I
lugged
"Vacation,"
I
thought,
aa
I
Angeles
The old guard found It« i
I the suitcase down the stairs. "vaca- weakened by the lnr>«a>hi nt ;»r
‘
tion,
vacancy,
vacillation,
vacuity!
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♦
♦
•Ive« and II *aa known, even I
Sacramento. Cal., Sept. 22.—Con
Manager Spencer, of North •
• • •
•
th« convention waa called 1» <
tracts have been let for the railroad
I am forever Indebted to the good that the colonel had the tern;
western Corporation, Returns
between Fernley and I-asseu, In the
Mrs.
C.
O.
Smith
and
family
left
I
friend who turned me from the roast chairmanship In hie hand
•
• northeastern part of the state, which
Th
From a Trip to Portland
Tuesday for their new home lu Eu road and sent me to the farm house pea ranee of Roosevelt brought t >rlk
railroad will eventually be extended gene.
In the hills
tremendous applause and as VkA-
H. Holden et ux to Frank Into Lakeview and Klamath Falls.
Rus Coleman and family returned
Manager Spencer, of the local of-I , Charles
1 knew as soon as my head touch President Hherman took his war io
“
ti
;
lot
in
b!4
of
Morse
’
s
add
¡This
will
afford
Portland
a
new
sou-
fice of the Northwestern Corpora-1 E- Moore
¡■u.»
...
,
inee- che first of the week from a visit ed the substantial pillow and my
. ** hetu
----- ” - route
—••»« «n
the convention hall It waa ret. I; «•••4 9
Ito
Florence.
»25000.
all -h«
the uxv
way tn
to Los Ange-'
Ange
Sept. 22.—With a Hon. returned last night from a sev-^
0 F
’orem
eyes closed In dreamless sleep that with vigor
I
M.
J.
Arnel
to
8.
F.
Courier
et
ux
William Hames. J * .
Atlantic City, the
Sept. soldiers
22
of the eral days’ business trip to Portland ' U -------
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,-
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1 les. Ericksen & Peterson huve secured /
"’*“*'* *r*r
« c-
! I there ar« real things In the world—
old guard leader, also came la fur
- He made the trip to confer with of- Ea of lot 18 In Coles plat of Mar-
fine tribute to C-__ _ __
the
cont
“
ct
for
the
109
mile*
of
rail-
Tbe
«
‘
-•
”
*
A
^a
and
Jessie
Frum
He made me trip u? wuict -----
wav« , v*
j
not Investments and accounts and much applause
confederacy, Commander-in-Chief R. ficials of t<he company in regard ,_l
to rnla.
cola. »600.
|600.
'
The »«me c.t actors icm now -*•«* Thur^Jay In Eugene enjoying I banka and assembllea and paved
Chairman Woodruff called the
Van Sant, of Minnesota, today for the large gas plant and electric lm-. Blanche
Blanche L. Parker et ux to Charles
•
•
a«.._ the county fair and th« circus.
streets, but the br«>ese that drifted
a
of the S™’
B vm U o * to order and UM in »4
mally opened thhe business session provements that are to be made by. 85 ^rWesmin t»n%GrErg»4^00FOrre8t:
•aciflc cutoff
cuton in
tn Placer
nacer county.
«uuu.„
«<** " *
' from flr-laJen mountains across the that the flrwt business would be the
thern Pacific
of the National Encampment of the this company in Eugene and Spring-; Sucres into;.O IE-»™
hundred ««vicbada
carloads r»f
of ralla
rails and
Two LííZdrC'd
and “»«<>• jery pleasant cal » on friends fresh stubble-field and into my wln- selection of a temporary chalrmza.
W. H.. Cossler to Jack Rodman;
Grand Army of the Republic. The field. While he was there, orders
—
•Itles
of
ties
and
other
ma-
Coburg
Tuesda»
and
Wednesday
; dow. and the rush and roar of the W - l: iff delivered a brief ad !.-•»».
commander spoke earnestly as he ex were sent to Chicago for the trans lot 4 in blk 14, lot 6 in blk 17, lot great quantities of ties and other ma
ot ,hl* w®ek-
stream as it tumbled down
pressed gratification at the increas formers and equipment tor three 2 in blk 24 of Huddleston extended terials are being
l—!_„ unloaded
72'.7"**J at
~* . Wads-
...—J | M.
M 8.
S Lyon
I.von and wife, late of Tn-
Te little the hills and smoothed out my In which he os pressed the wishes of
ing fraternalization between the sub-stations for The big transmission add to Eugene. Also lots 3 and 4 In worth «nd Ferney, and construction 'coma. Wash, were in Coburg W« h J- i from
President Taft that Mr. Hherttu bo
“blue and gray.” When he said that line, now under construction be blk 17 of College Hill park. »10.
equipment is being taken there in big I nesday, returning to Eugene Thurs- {tangled worries. And In the morn made temporary chairman, as hs
an
aid
of
Arthur
M.
Thurman
te
ux
to
J.
J.
Ing
1
awoke
without
the
no braver troops were ever marshal tween Eugene and Albany. There
shipments. The Fernley end lessen i day, wihtere they will make their
could be the representative of end
ed for conflict than the Southern sol will be a sub-station each at Eugene, Browning: lot 12 in blk 2 of Hollo’s is to run from Fernley, near Wads i home for the present. Mr. and Mrs. alarm clock, or rattle of dishes. or apmk tor the administration. Wood
diers and that union veterans now Springfield and Albany, as well as add to Springfield. »200.
worth, southwesterly through Was I Lyon are old acquaintances of Mr. discord of voices.
ruff stated that no other name had
• » »
realize that no men ever made great-}
J.
et ux to Arthur M. hoe county. Nevada, and Lassen j Crandall and family, they having
been presented to the committee, un
the smaller ones at Harrisburg and
-. A.
— Borgeis
___.
er sacrifices for what they believed Junction
On Sunday the good boat and hla til Mr. Grlamm sitting In the ■ re
Thurman;
9, ■ 10, • 11 and
12 a and
junction City.
vity. The
me three
uree large
largo ones'
ui™
- — « - ■— lot
-
w-n_._
aa county. California, touching at Su I known wa< h other In Minnesota.—
—
1«.
o
Klv
n
.HA
to be right than their former foes, for the cities will each contain 500 IN » feet of lot 8 blk 2 of Hollo « add sanville.
better wife took me to the country mittee as a proxy. moved to «u ttl-
Journa.
the comander was vociferously ap kilowats transformers, while the.to Sprlnghe d. »1500- Als
church. The carpet was red. the tute another name, that of R<»se-
. Over other roads yet to be con-1
plauded.
woodwork was Nile-green, the ben volt, who desired an opportunity to
small stations will be equipped with and 4 in blk 26 of extended survey structed It will reach the Sacramento
WALTERVILI.E ITEMH
Many matters affecting the wel : the same number of 25 kilowatt volt of Springfield. >2500.
valley at Chico or Vena, and will,
ches severe The pastor was saying present hla view« as to the po'.lclM
fare of the grand army veterans will,
Paul Paschelke to 3. H. Howard; reach Klamath Falls. Or., Alturas,1
farewell to his flock and was evident which would hereafter guide the des
reducers. This is only part of
come before the encampment and an, age
3 acres In sec 18-16-1 w. »250.
Modoc county, and Lakeview, Or. Special Correspondence.
ly saving his best thoughts for use
the
large
amount
of
equipment
that
of the republican party, and
Waltervllie. Sept. 21.—Miss Fan In the initial sermon lu the next tinies
effort will be made to have the low will be ordered and built tor the big
J. 3. Connor to M. A. Howard; Surveys for all these routes have
__ because
__ ____ __ of ____
_ pernonal
______ __ oppoel-
tied
any
nie
Millican
has
gone
to
Eugene
to
est pensions increased.
54.42
acres
In
tp.
17-2
w.
$500.
been made and companies have been
charge. The choir was composed of H„n txl Gherman
electrical power plant that will be in
commence
her
work
as
teacher
In
the
a quartet of young women and they
when ItcMiMvrlt
Roosevelt was
stalled at Springfield early in Janu Stv'v'of J«e<kS10 IS 6* w° ifinire« •ncorporated. Over this road and the Geary school.
When
«as nominate
nominate! I by
Gilman Elected
MKOtt
acre8' , Oregon Southeastern, now building
sang very slowly: "The field Is the j(Wrpb Hicks, of Nassau county, the
ary when the big 2000 kilowatt tur-
'
Misses
Claire
and
Edith
Stacy
John E. Gilman, of Boston, was bine generator is placed beside the
between Natron and Klamath Falls,
world, A..
O »» Reaper,
there
Is plenty
for convention broke Into wild chr<Ting.
'Tk«!«
— «— were
» tri
—t».. turned
».«««4
elected commander in chief of the i two turbines now in use.
Orvel A. Knapp to Daniel Schaffer; I a new north and sou*h route will 1.3 were to have gone to Creswell this «11
all s_
to do.**
Their V hats
IUx>ervr|t lloestrd
N% of lots 3 and 4 in blk 8 of Me-1 secured from Portland to Los Ange-'**®*1 to begin their school work iu
G. A. R. for the coming year. John
iut. same variety
,al,WV7 <„
«»■»«. we
«0
in the
of «»»m
posies that
Abraham Gruber, of New York,
McElroy, of Washington, D. C.. the
and
Portland
will
have
shorter;
there,
but
received
word
that
the
H<
,
c
a
,i
orn
|
n
g
the
creations
worn
by
Farland’s add to Cottage Grove.' 1<--
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,
___ »»..LUI-.
crhnnl
noo vxnu ♦»»/»»«
I
♦
•ex.ok«
only other candidate, withdrew" be
connection with the Central Pacific, school was postpone.! two weeks, by Eugene belles, only the posies I was recognized to fire K>e bro a •! tld«
»1250.
Dora H. Peters to Justin and Geo. I
fore the balloting began.
waiting for the completion of the were less luxuriant, for as every one of the “Old Guard.’’ and he did It
new school building,
Ml«« Claire knows. It ha» been a dry season out with a vengeance. He criticised
K. Kentworth; NE& of 6ec 30-15-1
Increased Tension«
Roosevelt In unmistakable language.
_
has the seventh and elgth grade«, of town.
w. »1000.
The pension committee condemned
and »«id that since he had oc- upird
Frank
Drew
to
J.
D.
West;
E
of
Edith
the
fifth
and
sixth
After the choir sat down there was the White House he had seen Vbe re
J. C. Mann, for 25 years a busi
as too great a burden on the govern
NW *4 and NW% of NW% of sec
ment the proposition to pension Un ness man of St. Paul, Minn., has just 4)7-17-12 w. »1000.
Sr*Mn.nd Mr. Page spent a few a long drowsy time when the minis publican party divided In every «<«<•*■
ter did not weary himself by endeav-j
purchased
the
store
of
C.
F.
Hurl
ion veterans »1 a day during life.
day« at the state fair at Salem.
<.«
«„u
1
Charles
F.
Miller
to
Henry
F.
Mil
oring to hold our attention, and we he had seen his party's candidate«
to open
The report recommends that the wid burt that he was preparing block
at
overwhelmingly defeated, bu»ln«<ee
R.
S.
Bryson,
the
present
incum-
Mi«s
Irene
Brownson
is
visiting
atller; W>4 of SW% of NE>4 of sec.
in
the
Baker-Hutchinson
L.
_
_
«at still and looked out through the
ows of veterans receive increased
bent, has been re-nominated by t!he her home here. Everyone is glad to open window Into the woods. I went depressed and Intelligent and honest
31-17-5 W., 20 acres. 1300.
Medford.
pension; also advocates that pensions
working m«-n without employment,
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Carrie 3. Hofty to W. A and Elva republicans for justice of the peace a«« her.
The new store will .. be conducted
home so refreshed in soul that 1 atn
pf veterans above 70 years be increas
Up-to-date
lines Ward; WH of lot 1 in block 5 of of the Eugene district, he having no' Mr. Henry Thomson, of Portland, convinced that you are right, dear, and 'hungry, and criticised Roosevelt
along
modern
lines.
l_
P
-
ed.
.
.
1 ta
rlnn/Uo 9 2nd
n rl oHd
of notions, dry goods and . ready-to-
D. C. McFarland's
add. tn
to Cnt-
Cot opposition. Col. J. J. Harbaugh re- has been visiting his parents and devout little lady, who pass my door sharply for questioning the decision*
ceived the most votes for constable sister, Mr« Brownson here. He han on each Sabbath morning, when you of the courts.
wear garments will be carried and tage Grove. »350.
In many of the precincts the elec sold at popular prices.
i Nathan Fales to C. 8. Mooney; lot and will run at the regular Novrm- gone to Vida to visit bls old home say "It matters little what the minis
The Colonel Only l.eugl>«*«l
tion boards sealed up all the supplies
Mr. Mann heard of Medford while! U in bIo<’k 21
Gross add. to Eu- ber election. The vote in the nine] and his two brothers. Cary and Ther ter has to say; you go to the bouse
Colonel
Rooeevelt laughed at ma
in the ballot boxes after they were cn a recent tour of the West, stop-}8®ne. »10.
on.
Eugene precincts 1« as follows:
through counting. The law re ped to see the town and decided to
Miss Jeannie Cuthbertson visited of the Lord to place your own soul ny of Gruber's statements. Aome of
M. D. Lingo to John Bakge; 20
Bryson—East No. 1, 30; East 2,
worship."
i the ¿«-legate« hissed (Iruber's state
quires that only Che counted ballots stay. He is a hustler, as is shown acres in Washburne & Millett’s plat.' 57; East 3. 73; East 4, 63; West 1, her sister Mr. Knowler a few days In the attitude • of as
ment that It could be found that two-
shall
go in « the , boxes.
Every
year
38; West 2, 66; West 3. 32; West last week then returned to Eugene.
by
determination to
hold an open- »1500.
,
— .
.
x
XV
xv
l,.y his
U1B uuiciiinija'.ivu
i
When the boy« dared me to swim Shlrds of Roosevelt's strength In th«
the county clerk has trouble on this ,
Frld
afternoon
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a . m . Piatt to p . j . BoiieT; lot n1 4, 28; Fairmount. 50; total, 496.
The Waltervllie Union church has
account. The only thing to do to get
- —
Harbaugh—Eare 1, 10; East 2, been plastered and the contractor, with them, 1 took the dare. It was convention came from federal office
C.
F. Hurlburt, who has been in an • <i ’ 12
107 o of T> Washburne
’s,
■ In block
zw---- -V------
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holders, and at one point the jeers
the tally sheets and ollhier articles I very poor health, regrets having to sub-div.
‘
22; East 3. 31; East 4. 19; West 1. Mr. Fred Smith, will finish It as a pretty pool with overhanging al and cat calls became no grest that
that are supposed to be left out of leave Medford and recommends fbe add. to Springfield. »325.
11; West 2. 40; West 3. 32; West 4, soon as he has the roof on Mr. ders and a clean, rocky bed. With Roosevelt leaped to hla feet waving
the box is to assemble the canvassing , new "Mann” very highly.
arms uplifted, in I plunged.
S. A. Huddleston to Wernita H. 19; Fairmount, 11; total. 195.
Crawford's residence.
board and break the seal of the box? j L. F. Ferguson, the able manager, Bellman; lot 4 in block 16 of Hud-! Marsh—East 1, 8;
Did I r<-a<l during the sutnuu-r Ills hands at the delegates.
The Y. P. S. C. E. had a very en
East 2, 15;
make affidavit that such was done, for
iur Mr.
wr Hurlburt,
rlur
"I ask a full hearing for Colon«!
in his recent sale, dlpston extended add. to Eugene. East 3. 1», East 4. 26; West 1, 11; joyable social last Thursday evening that the police of Eugene had for
tf.:en re-seal box in the usual way, wih ’remain with the new store.—, *10- _
Gruber," but tho hiss«» ,|1<! not en-
West 2. 12; West 3. 30; West 4, 5; at the W. O. W. hall. There were bidden swimming In tho millrace? , ttrely
cease.
leaving nothing but the ballots. Mail-Tribune
w. F. Barger et ux to Robert L. Fairmount, 33; total, 158.
booths devoted tn candy, popcorn The man who Instigated the order
County Clerk Lee says the returns *
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Comptroller Prendergast was glv-
need« a vacation. The Instant I felt t
¡Finlayson; lot 1 in block 19 of Hen-
lunches.
A
closed
booth
for
the
Plank
—
-East
1.
5;
East
2,
15;
are in worse shape this year than------
Jjlek’s amended add. to Eugene. East 3, 13; East 4, 6; West 1 9; fortune teller also one for the anima "the cool, »liver shock of the plunge , <-n ttte floor and congratulated
they have ever been since he ibas heldj------- -----------
West 2. 17; West 3, 13; West 4", 1; show. The y-tung people did very In a itool'N living water" I knew that H ook «.velt on Gruber’s speech.
office.
For Internal end Extern*' Palnj.
The roll call gnve 567 for Rl«*'‘
Ray Perdew to F. L. Chambers; Fairmount. 10; total. 89,
well clearing over twenty-five dol- the porcelain bathtub 1« a hldeou«
lot 7 in block 2 of Hendricks' add.
thing, a prison fixture. Another velt and 455 for Sherman.
Thompsqn—East. 1 8; East 2, 15; , lars. This Is for the church.
Roeevelt accepted th« nomlmtlon
! to Eugene. »800.
East 3. 17; East 4, 15; West 1. 11;
Mr. Carl Ryckman moved hi« fam summer something must bn done for
George W. Shaub et ux to Harry West 2. 9; West. 3. 26; West 4, 6; ily to town today. Miss Madge had the «mall boy in Eugene who can not with a speech In which he re-lnterat-
! E. Cadwell; lot in town of Creswell. Fairmount, 8; total. 115.
be driven to the treacherous Willam «•d hl« r<‘<'ent remark« on tfae politi
I to be In for school.
cal situation.
»10.
Miss loaurel Inman han gone to ette. ills healthy Instincts must not
John C. Holmes to Isaac R. Hol- 6 In bloek 3 of South Florence add. Brownsville to teach.
bo dwarfed. No Indoor swimming
I mes; lv acres In sec. 13-17-1 W. »1. to Glenada. »120.
Mr. Crawford Is putting up a com tank can replace the i sun-warmed,
9
F. L. Chambers to R. L. Perdew;
sand-banked, era wfl«h-llned
George M. Hawley to Jerry Coch- modious and comfortable dwelling.
river
lot 13 in block 1 of Chambers’ add. lln et ux; 1 acre in D. L. C. of 8. O.
bed.
Mr.
Walt
Miller
’
s
new
residence
to Eugene. »100.
• • •
Martin near Creswell. »10.
Is nearing completion.
Open Free to Men
€
Emma L. Parrish to Izra M New
The «trlped rouser« hang on the
Lara Hansen to E. M. Jackson;
Mr
Dever
had
word
from
his
non
Portlnnd, Sept., »1.—Frank Sim
man; lot 21 In block 1 of Shaw's | block 74 of Junction City. »550.
All men visiting Portland should see this.
and daughter who are In Wyoming hook, the long coat Is Itenlde them.
■2nd add. to Eugene. »10.
MVSBUllsf Aaatomy sad salleryof Kieetiflc «rmder.. Mas.
Fitzhugh G. I^ee et ux to E. M. that they had a really truly snow The summer ittlt 1« seeing Its laat Bennett, municipal judge for the city
know thystlf. Llts-alzs model. Ulmtr.Unj the my.tenee of
Annie McClaren et vir to Jessie Jackson; blocks 73, 77 and 78 In
of Portland, and assembly candidate
days, and I am ready
du , (howins th. body In health and diwaas. and many
Linton; lot 3 in McClaren’« plat of .lunrtlon City; also 3 acres in sec. storm there August 25th. It began
'for th<> nomination for county judge,
For work—work—work,
aatual aabjscU. Vary intarastiaz and lastnietivt.
to
snow
at
10
o
’
clock
a.
m.
and
»now-
land In sec. 25-17-4 W. »650.
died at 5:30 o'clock Monday after-
To earn the stuff
32-15-4 W. »24.50.
i ‘ «1
ed till
till 5 5 o'clock
o’clock p.
p. m.
m. There
There wan
was
.Milton G. Bally to Fisoher & Bal
I noon at th«» home of hl« father-in-
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN MEN’S DISEASES
To take the trip
E.
M
Jackson
to
John
Lutx;
block
ice
one
half
Inch
thick
an
the
streams
ly Lumber Co.; SE>4 of SE*4 of sec. 73, 7 74.
4 --
f---- *«--- r«ix„.
law. O. A Taylor, 1150 Rodney ave.,
" bones
77 ___
and a n 78 u las
In Junction
City; | ' of - water, so when we are complain-1 To rent ‘ the
We Cure Blood, Skin anil Private DiMitwa, Wanting Drains,
12-16-2 W. »10.
of acute Indigestion nnd diabetes.
also
3
acres
wc.
in
32-15-4
W. Ing of the frosts In Oregon, only^ To make me fit
Nervoiw
Bladder tuid Prostate Gland Di»^
Nervous Debility,
Debilit.” Kidney,
r~""
1». M. Travis to Columbus Borin; »3000.
IH-Rth came to the i»o|>ular official
For work work — work.
orders and All Ailments of Men.
think what might have been.
one-ninth interest In lots 1, 2, 3, 4,
most unexpectedly, the «hock of th«
Ambrose L. Woodard
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peplot have
CONSULT OR WRITB US FRZE. CURES GUARANTEED.
5, 16, 17. 18, 19 and 20 in block 83 White; NW'4 of NW *4 to N. W.
event being hardly realized last night
of see.
come to Waltervllie to live In Mr
of Washburne's sub-division to Sprg. 21-3 W. »10. Also 14.24 acres 22-
If yoa r so not call, writ« for FREE BOOK and saUwssMtaaUae blank Many raaaa
nt the home of the dead man, where
in Fred Easton'« house and to care for i
cnrcl at boots. Cortcopaod'-nre conftdcntial.
Inv. & Power Co’s add. to Spring sec. 21-21-3 W. 110.
hi« only child, a boy with golden,
Hour»—« to S daily; 10 to 12 Soudaj a
Mr
’
Easton's
little
daughter
Cora.
I
field. »410. Also one-ninth interest
missions of cheer to relatives of the
:
born
:
A.
C.
Harden
et
al
to
Robert
Sid
Miss
Ada
Farnham
ha«
gone
to
Eu
!
in NE’4 of block 66 and W% of
«
♦ dead, as the manly little voice begged
PCRTLAND, URtaVNj block 67 in Washburne'« sub-divis well; lot 2 in Caaandria E. G. De- gene to work at dress making.
lany’a add. to Coburg. »1.
curly hair, raced gleefully Io the
I
Miss
Myrtle
Farnham
will
teach
at
I
ion tto Springfield
»410
I v
t0
C. . H. in MOI1T)
Bolin
to School
Diet. 141; Camp creek and Mlns Grace Earn-
I V. D. Havens to Joseph Vogl; lot, 1 acre
twp. 19-2
W.
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. t | ih - iuu » t 20,
»<», IB
i» 10. to door In answer to the bell, ntid
In
Eugene,
September
i whose tireless little feet hurried on
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... Boyd
i,. .. i and
-- - wife,
■ -
.
- -
|ham at Hayden's Bridge.
|Roy
a daughter.
I them not to cry.
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