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THK TWICE A WEEK GUARD, EUGENE, OR., MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1910 T-- —r FRUIT INSPECTOR DID NOT COMPETE FOR PRIZES AT LATE COUNTY FAIR I SBi —■ Madiww, Wi»., who has • just-been graduated from the University of California, Is In the city and is thinking of locating here « National Irrigation Congress Holds Its Eighteenth Session at Pueblo. ------------ SSL. AT THE WEEK END j »♦♦♦♦♦♦««««nannsssseq««««» Household goods arrived in Eu Eugene is abloom with brides. An gene this morning for O. H Skotheim from Tacoma, W. B. Jones from epidemic of marrying has selxed up Jerry Beebe, as is well known, lx Portland, and M. P. Gerry from on the town and any girl of marrlag- on» of the foremost and most success able years Is apt suddenly to appear Maine, all new arrivals here. ful fruit growers in the vicinity of a resplendent bride. From the east Eugene. Furthermore, ho is more they have come, from the north, the Robert McBee, of Franklin, was In than optimistic regarding t'he devel \lH7EM)R UFHINE^L iqcnc «he city today on business. He says south, the middle west, like a flock opment of the fruit growing and the the groud 1» so dry the farmers are of birds of brilliant plumage. shipping Industry. Aside from his of I stood In a doorway on (he street unable to do their fall plowing yet. ficial duties as fruit Inspector of the thia afternoon and watched them p » m A good rain would be appreciated. district, he Is a strong advocate of and though they are most fair to look the fruit Interests, and. together with O. H. Skotheim, a capitalist from upon, the emotions were not those of rhe Fruitgrowers' association and the Chicago, Hept 29 — Walter Brooking«, in a Wright biplane, promotion department of the com Tacoma, who has been here several pleasure unalloyed. I somehow be times during the past few months, gan to feel lonesome. It Is not en the ' Hawk," «larted at 9:23 o'clock thia morning for Spring- mercial club, he is doing aJi he can to has arrived in the city with his fam tirely a cheerful prospect for a man advance the Interests of the growers field, Ill . 187 mile« away, in an effort to break the long-distance ily and will reside here permanently. to face a long rainy winter without This being the case, it has been a girl that he can call upon. sustained flight record of the country. One hundred thousand brought to the attention of The I left the doorway and stopped be A. P Harris, the efficient operator Guard that Mr. Beebe modestly ef persons cheered the airman on his way. His destination is the faced himself In the recent contests at the Folly Theatre, la out of the fore a magazine rack, turning my hospital, where he has been confin back to the procession. I picked up state fair grounds at Springfield, and his object the winning of for honors and trophies and premi ed for the past week, but will not be an October magazine and It fell open ums at the I-ant- County fair. Mr able to go back to work before Mon at “Famous Affinities." Turning the the Chicago Record Herald prise of 110,000. Beebe voluntarily withdrew hla ex leaves hastily my eyes were eaugbt day. hibits from competition before the Brookins left the ground without difficulty, circled to test judges went the rounds, because be by this paragraph' “She was the nicest wife that ever Major Creed C Hammond, who is the machine, and then shot toward the state capital. Half an was anxious to avoid the slightest the democratic nominee for county was—a regular little Dora of a wife, possible pretext for complaint of un hour later the Record-Herald special train, crowded with intre- fairness, Mr. Beebe is an official of clerk, went to Dallas eh is afternoon and Edwin loved her more and more on buxines in connection with the every day. She could not cook, she cited spectators, started in pursuit of the aviator. the fair and worked hard and long militia company there, He will be made «ad work with her needle, and compensation V> encourage without At 9:45 Brookins passed over Harvey, nineteen miles from exhibits from all parts of the county. accounts bothered her so much that gone several days. they made her head ache; but she Chicago, at a height of 2000 feet. The country roads and fields ills apples, ¡tears, prunes and otber Thomas Gray and Lester Tozier looked so pretty, and wax always so fruits were most excellent. He everywhere were dotted with people witnessing the flight, and doubtlessly would have made a left this afternoon on their trip to glad to see Edwin when he came Crook county, going over the summit home from business. She was al strong bid for one of the Great Nor us the airman passed over the towns he was given tremendous of the Cascade mountains. They took ways so ready to accompany him to thern cups -and he would have ap a big wagon and camping outfit and the theatre or to card-parties and theers and great excitement prevailed. He seemed to be riding preciated the distinguished trophy as caused so many other men to mur will be gone several weeks. much as any body els» — -but owing to easily as he passed over Tucker, fifty miles from Chicago, at mur admiring things about her ap- .A.FOWLER, his fair-mindedness he withdrew on i PtCHDCNT Chester, the little son of Mrs. Fol pearanee that Edwin felt that he had 10:42: the ground It would leave a clear lett. at present living with her in o- drawn a real prize In the lottery of field between the other exhibitors, Brookins stopped at Gilman for oil at 11:38. The stop pre- and ther, Mrs. Pennington, on Monroe life." 5T OFr! CE leave no ground for any dissat “Shades of Dido," I thought. Ia street, near the Geary sdhool house, dudes his making a record for sustained flight, as Gilman is but isfied one to say there was unfair while playing yesteniay, fell and the whole world mating? And am ness. But such being the facts Man 75 miles from Washington Park, the actual starting point of his ager Freeman, of the Commercial I to be left out of the scheme of uni broke hla right collar bone. FRESHMEN SCARED BY versal honeymoon?" flight, but will not prevent his winning the Record Herald prize club, says due notice should be given Gross Bros', iron works is repair However, there is one compensa of Mr. Beebe's actions In the prem city news thould his flight be completed before next Sunday. ing the county rock crusher engine tion. I shall escape the consequence SOPHOMORE’S GUN i ise» Mr. E. M. Warren, who also which is in charge of M. C. Gooe- resulting from the fond delusion thst Brookins resumed his flight from Gilman at 12:42, and is <*l<1 k , mx 1 service at the fair, heartily now. preparatory to sending it up two can live as cheaply as one. • . -.-.a «¡.i j .-i.v. » ■ ' commends the art. as do other offi- Attempted Baid on Apple Tree Dillon's for drugs. the McKenzie river to work on the expected to reach Springfield without landing again. Clals of the fair « « « Euds Up in Mill Race E. W Pollock and family are mov roads tlhere until winter sets in. Brookins, in passing over Mount Pulaski, 88 miles from Gil I turn to the newspaper. The first Bath ing into their fine new bungalow on Ernest Kroner, the Portland arch is on the evils produced by man. broke the American cross country aviation record made by FIRST GAME OF FOOTBALL the slope of Skinner’s Butte at the itect who has charge of the construc editorial the modern trousseau. There is no As the result of an unusual college head of Willamette street. Charles K Hamilton in his flight from New York to Philadelphia, tion work on the new Hampton escape. A succumb to the inevitable HELD THIS AFTERNOON prank, Trainer Hayward, of the col block, is 1 the city. He says the The picture outlined is pathetic. a distance of 80 miles. Brookins' record is, of course from Gil lege track team, has fallen heir to George Young was today appoint First and Second Teams Line I six phenomenal sprinters, who last ed administrator of the estate of Jas. work is progressing satisfactorily ex The father, a bent-shouldered work man. where he descended after leaving Chicago. night ran the 100-yard dash in 10 Milne, who died in Lane county on cept that ft slower than he expected. ing man has five young daughters. Up—Permanent Team The eldest, a pretty, flighty thing, be Brookins arrived at Springfield at 4 20 p m. I seconds. Among the "phenoms" are September 1. 1910. Mrs. Margaret A. Beeler has been comes engaged to an energetic young Is Not Yet Chosen ( four Portland boys—Neal Kendall. {appointed guardian of Helen Mar ' Alfred Clark. Oudln Roberts and Rev. Mr. Wilkinson, the new M. garet Beeler, a minor. The child's man. The mother who has not known a moment's rest in years, em Delbert Htanard. E. pastor, is expected here next STREETCARS WILL RUN The first football game held on I NEWS OF JUNCTION recently received damages braces the daughter, sheds some When the steward at one of the Thursdav. and will begin his work moCher Kincaid field this year was in the from a Montana mining company for tears, dries her eyes and says cher- INTO SPRINGFIELD houses remarked that all the Sunday folowing, of a scrimmage held thia after fraternity the death of her husband and a part ily, “Now dearies, we must get right AND NORTH LANE form t ku < roa ,» frit It sax aa n a fkzi sr a •»»« rx ♦ the fresh fruit was gone, the verdant noon between the first and second: to work at your things." They be WITHIN TWO WEEKS C. W. Irvine, of Independence, ar of the money goes to the child. team, picked up by Coach Warner as hopefuls proclaimed that they would gin to purchase and to sew and to speedily replenish the stock. How rived down from the McKenzie last the men came on the field. The scrim Mrs. Lucetta Meacham, of Drain, Ixirn Parke and Charlie and John Cars Will Bo Running Aero«« Tower ever, two sophomores overheard their night, and left this morning for spent her 87th birthday at the home sew and to purchase until the bent mage was different from the buck left Sunday evening for Cow plans and, grabbing a six-shooter, He has been with a hunting of her son, C. Meacham, in Eugene ' father is pushed into hopeless debt Bridge Before Workmen Creek Canyon on a hunting expedl ing that has been held every after hurried to the designated apple or home. with fonr other daughters soon to party up the river. noon In the daily practice In that the tlotl yesterday, returning home this after demand trousseaus. The overwork chard ahead of them. Get Out of Way field wax lined oft and the halves, Miss Maple Hill left Saturday for Juat as the nimble freshmen were Otto Buchholtz today began suit in noon. r Mrs. Meacham is an old resi- ed mother suffers permanent Injury Eugene to again take up her studies or rather the four quarters, were of about to fill their sack, five pistol the circuit court against Chas. W. dent of this county and even though to her health, while the daughter on the regular length. It will not be many days before tn the University. Mias Maple is now her age is advanced she is not at all her wedding day is a fit subject for The following Is the personnel of shots rang out in rapid succession. Igoe to recover «361.59. L. M. Trav feeble. Springfield will have big yellow cars a senior. the rest-cure. Scared half to death, the boys drop is Is attorney for the plaintiff. the first team was chosen by the big running through Its main streets, Mrs. M E. Sutherland returned to Whin the penniless girl marries ped their green caps and galloped coach: It Is to be understood. War bridge Hull.1er t • Roney says • that he . Portland «»y »•>•;■» ‘ r < I « 11M U tj Vk «’U 11 »’»»<1 a y Mlirr ’IHlinH S. E. Stevens this morning receiv- ' the penniless young man. she has Wednesday after BIH attending harum-scarum down a blind alley Vance Howe, formerly of T he ner says, that this line-up Is only • III hav.. the big structure completed'the Week at the home of A. 8 Ches- a letter from C. C. Myers and such clothes as she never had dream into the placid mill race. weeks. He took his trusty rifle along ed aerow* the Willamette and ready for hire On Friday she leaves for New temporary and the real team wilt not and family, who started recently in their ed of possessing, so like the little Scratching his leg as he mounted and expects to Dnng back some veni the rati» probably within two weeks. York and Boston to »¡tend the win be chosen for several weeks, yet it is a high picket fence, one boy yelled automobile for a trip to Southern Dora of a wife they go to many places son. generally understood, except in a few nd Manager O'Connor, of the P E ter with relatives and friends. California. They wrote while at where otherwise they would not have in loud tones, “ Oh. my God, I'm k K . announces that he will lay his Medford Tuesday. They expected to 1 gone. After a time the young wife J C. Lar»«»li left Tuesday for Fres Instances, where there Is some close shot!" In the case of L. M. Travis vs. Be ails across the bridge and have cars no. Cal., to attend the annual session rivalry for a place, that this may be go on to Shasta Springs today or to- needed some new things and hated to Today the six boys joined the Uni linda J. Meredith, to recover money, nto the mill city before the bridge of the Dane Brotherhood, a benefi the possible line-up for the 'varsity They have had no accl- buy cheaper than she had been wear a motion was filed in the circuit morrow, ull4ers can take their tools away. ciary organisation. He will be absent team this year: Latourette. quarter; versity Y. M. C. A. dents so far and are enjoying them- ing. and the young husband declared court today to dismiss, as the case Chandler, left half; Taylor, right U present the track on the Hprlng- about two weeks. selves. that his wife should go no shabbier has been settled out of court. teld aide only runs a block beyond ■Mrs. J. C. Luckey has sold her resi half: Bill Main, fullback; Michael SOUTHERN PACIFIC than when she came to him, so she he approach of the bridge, but Mr dence property to Mrs. Isaac Stone, right end; Mitchell. right tackle; Rev. D. H. Trimble and family are A long train load of gravel for the packing up their household goods took the things she conld not afford. 1'Connor says that before the time who arrived here last week from Gre Bailey, right guard; Kellogg, center; SURVEYORS ARE NOW Soon the dogged look came into main line of the railroad between preparatory to moving to Portland »•me«. If he Is able to. he will ex- nada. Minn . consideration «1,000. Fenton, left guard; Hall, left tackle; his eyes and the discontented look in Eugene and Springfield Junction, Johnson, left end. end thia track down Main street Rust ft Markusen made the sale. where Mr. Trimble will act as pas to hers. Then there was a little scene CAMPED AT ELMIRA pa«ed through the city today at tor On the second team there was Th«n It will be possible to get on the of the Centenary M.' E. church. in the divorce court in which he be- c. F Hurlburt returned from Med- Grant, noon. The track along that section Harding. Kay. Jones and ar« on Willamette street In Eugene He will occupy the local pulpit again came rd I'ueaday. He disposed of his an “eligible”, and she was a Is being reballasted. ind get off at any place on Main stock of goods In that city and will Cobb, who nil have chances of mak next Sunday, but the Sunday after street in Springfield, The two cities now devote his entire time and at- ing their "O” this year. The rivalry Special to The Daily Guard. that he will begin work in Portland. “divorcee.” Tom Fitchard of Independence, is It is not learned definitely when Rev. Junction City. Oct. 1.—The South will then be connected . The service, tention to the management of bls for places la becoming very keen and « • the men realize that this is the time ern Pacific surveyors under C. P. in the efty on hop business for his Wilkinson, the new pastor here, will because of the longer ■ run. will be big store In this place, That editorial fascinates me. Who Goerl, who have been surveying west father, C L. Fitchard, a well-known arrive. ■■lit l'»wn to every half hour Instead It T. A. Robinson, of the River- to put In the beat training. was to blame for the tragedy? The of Junction City, have moved their buyer. He has just bought R. O. >f twenty-minute runs, Thia change view neighborhood, who sold his girl, the man. the mother, or cus cami> to Elmira and are now running Brady's crop of 400 bales at Cres- Registration of voters was resum tom? sill be made next Saturday. farm Inst August, will leave next GEO. C. BROWNELL a line west from there. They have well, but the price is not given out. ed at the county clerk's office this The work on the big bridge is go week for Palouse, Wash . where he Suppose than when that daughter left their supplies at their old camp morning and by 2 o'clock this after confided in her mother, the mother ng on very rapidly. The big 12-lnch has purchased a quarter of land ad-l AGAINST BOWERMAN. The Eugene Fruit Growers ’ asso- on the high pass road and evidently noon about fifteen had registered. A >rsr<- sre being swung Into place joining the farm of Byron Hpencer. had said: “Well, my dear, your play will return there as soon as they are elation today shipped a car load of good many who tried to vote at the days are over. You are voluntarily md I' Is announced that tno last The land Is just over the line In Ida dried prunes to Cleveland. Ohio, and ASSEMBLY NOMINEE through west from Elmira. They primaries saw their mistake in not taking up serious responsibilities, ‘pan .11 be swung the Ural of next ho made a very careful survey from this afternoon to rusticate for a few registering when chey had to go to We will make some palni.pnug aon week Then there Is tke work of Some time ago the Eugene paper«| Guard force, went up the Mohawk the trouble of swearing their vote in >laclu the cross girders for the ties mentioned a Gloria Mundi apple that Oregon City, Or.. Sept. 30.—Geo. Junction City to Triangle Lake. a car load of canned goods to the and are determined that they will We will make some plain unpreten- O re* m and a few minor details weighed 26 ounces J. C. Burna dis C. Brownell, for twelve years state tious clothes suitable to the wife of Booth-Kelly companv at Wendling not have to go through the same pro he span is ready for the played one here Saturday of that va nenntor from Clackamas county, and 0. A. C. MAY USE A carload of apples for shipment east cedure at the general election in No a poor young man. I will begin at riety. taken from his young orchard, who was three times honored with once to let you share the work of the to about ready. vember. that weighed exactly 26% ounces. election to that office by the republi kitchen that you may be able to do AN OPEN GAME Th' democratic, county central The surveyors w<-st of here are now can party, will refuse to support Jay your part in making a home." Several hunters are migrating to Mrs. Margaret A. Beeler, who is a ■omn met this afternoon In the running the third line across the Bowerman for governor, and will Then suppose, the young man’s the woods and others are preparing nurse at the Eugene Hospital, has •file. >f U M. Travis, chairman In- range. They commenced at Lee bolt all republican nomine«« who father had said, “Bless you, my to hunt China pheasants, forgetful or just received from the Butte & Lon i as the democratic ballots Cheshire's place, following the Lang were endorsed by the assembly, save Oregon Agricultural College, Cor of the fact that the shoot don Copper Development Co., of boy. You must now make your i < ■ >t been officially counted. and Tom. pnaalng by Dave McBee's and those who were presented with the vallis. Or.. Sept. 30.—The past week ignorant home take the place of other pleas ing season for upland birds opens on lhe membership of the new eommlt- on towards Elmira. endorsement without solicitation Mr has been utilized by Coach Schild the fifteenth of October, fifteen days Montana, the money reoewed through ures. I want you to get on and be damage suit on account of the death : not known, adjournment was G. E Mickey, brother of Professor Brownell takes the ground that he miller for practice in handling the later than last year. The season for happy. Cut out the theatre, give up of her husband, an employe of the cigars, stick to business and save aken until Saturday. October 8, at Mickey, has concluded to locate here fought the assembly through the pri ball, both in passing and kicking, ducks and geese, however, opens on company, two or three years ago. The 2 P , In Mr. Travis' office. All and has rented the Strome property mary campaign and that If It was and receiving forward passes and money while you are young." case was taken to the supreme court femoc;-4tlc nominees In the recent recently vacated by R. V. Howard. wrong then it is wrong now, and catching punts. A few preliminary the first. Suppose the father had said this, where Mrs. Beeler won out. The >rima-!.-s are also requested to be He has not engaged In any business that the only way to kill It la to de lessons in tackling and blocking have Lewis and Albert Warnock, doing amount awarded her was something and the mother had said this, there »resent. also been given, but the squad is so Hla yet but expects to before long, feat the assembly republican nomi probably would have been no trag business under the firm name of like 110,00«. edy, but—would there have father, t who resides in Kansas, ex- nees. It Is probable, therefore, that large that only -general principles Bros., today Instituted suit Ths following from «he Ajlbany ¡tecta to > come here and spend the he will come out openly and make a have been touched upon, no attempt Warnock been a wedding? in the circuit court against John While Sam Morris, clerk at the Democrat 1« concerning a former Bu- winter. having been made to give individual fight against Mr. Bowerman and the Brook ma? er. a Mohawk lumberman. White grocery store, was lying on ncns man Stacey, the plumber, was Frank Moorehead has sold two other republican nominees who were instruction. to recover 8225.63. for goods alleged the ground on the river bank a miles Amid perplexing problems there is arrestisl ysatorday by Constable Cat half lota to J. M. Howard for a con- In any way Identified with the assem Coach Schlldmlller believes that to have been sold to the defendant below Coburg last Sunday, he was I one consolation. In spite of sar lin charged with whipping his wife, sideration _Z much depends upon a good kicker, S. of ZZZZ. ,300. These half lota bly. D. Allen is attorney for the plain- surprised to suddenly feel a sharp casm, tn spite of editorials, in spite «nd taken before Justice Swan, who join Mr. I Howard's and he has therefore spent consider- ---------- premises o nthe pain in one of his wrists, and upon of divorce courts, there always has tine | hlrvi ,10 and costs. About two north. ' They able time with Keck Enoerg, Hast- sre Improved with a __ , — The Degree of Honor held a social examining it he found imbedded in been, and to the end of time will be •evki ago Stacey wax arrested on xlx-fttot cement _______ Ings and McFadden with punting and session sidewalk ______ on the east NEW RULES DON’T last night, A banquet was the flesh the steel jacket of. a soft- many a little Dora who will persuade place kicking. the < arcs of being drunk and dl»«r-l ^ *',„,1''Curbing nt each end. Mr and a very enjoyable evening point bullet, which had been fired her husband that he has drawn a PREVENT INJURIES The candidates for end backfield served l,m[' "“•¡Howard'» home place now embraces from a distance as he heard no re- prize in the lottery of life. mit siti.'factorlly proven and ....... he — was . positions have had a strenuous time wai spent. |oU>_Times port of a gun. The wound, while Philadelphia. Hept. 30.—That foot each afternoon. They were required charged in the yawrtfef Tba po Chas. Bailey, con of W. T. Bailey, painful, was not serious. lice oflcers who made the former ar Mrs. S B. Powers, of Shedd, was ball under the new rules la not like to run down the field repeatedly un has returned from the Siuslaw coun- home of Miss Daisie Williams on rest wish to ask Chis question: operated on at the Eugene hoepital ly to degenerate in to a pastime for der punts until they are now able to try. He had the pleasure of kiling Welch Bros., contractors on the Harrison avenue last evening to or "Would you put It past a man being Tuesday and is recovering very well mollycoddles, is shown by the injur judge very accurately the distance a two fine deer while gone. new Christian church building, have ganize a club. The committee ap ies already sustained by players on kicked hall will go and the approxi drunk and disorderly that would from the effects of the operation. erected a tool cabin in the street in pointed consisted of Miss Faye Riz- whip hit wife?" Franklin field In regular games and mate place that it will come to the Henry Kompp has moved into the front of the site of the building, pre or. president,; Miss Tens Weather- date: ground. The line men have been city from his farm five miles west, Mrs. Minnie M. Raudh has begun practice. Here is the list up to collar Brown, Dickinson college, shoving the bucking machine about which he has rented, and is hxated paratory- to the beginning of work. son, vice-president; Miss Daisie Wil From Seattle, bound for New Or-, suit for divorce front Ixouls D. Rauch Carson Mathews is ready to excavate liams, trasurer; I Miss Lillian Wea- the field, falling on the ball and prac at 497 West Sixth street. loan*, with a couple of months' tour on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman bone broken In practice. for the basement, and the big Ab Cherson, secretary, The name chosen Bookmeyer. Pennsylvania, collât ticing tackling and blocking under California. In the trip planned by treatment. L. M. Travis Is her at rams residence which T. O. Hend is the Kanza club, After spending a the direction of Captain Hawley. No bona broken In practice. a party of four young business men torney. Warren D. Carter has been named Bloom, Pennsylvania, collar bone scrimmage or other hard work will as executor of the estate of Joseph ricks recently bought is being moved delightful evening with music and from Seattle, who stopped In Eugene off by Daly & Kibby, the ’housemov- games the youn-g departed. be attempted until the men are able broken In practice. yesterday afternoon for a late lunch James liconard. a hardware travel H. Carter, deceased. The estimated ers. It will be taken to the corner wishing many more people happy evenings Marks. Pennsylvania, shoulder dis to handle the ball in much better value of the property is >5000. «nd loft f0r Roseburg expecting to ing man who has ben making a route of West Tenth and Lawrence streets, for the members of the club. style, which the coach says will not »’ay there tonight. The party con- through Eugene for the past 15 or located in practice. where Mr. Hendricks owns some va- Hutchinson. Pennsylvania, wren be until the middle of next week. •lats of: Fred Korsted, nn attor 20 years, died today In Portland of Michael J. Thompson, who was de I cant property. A apeclal train of about one |hun- ney. and owner of the car; W. H. Bright's disease. Leonard has for chcd knee, out of game for a week. feated for the republican nomination I dred of the leading bankers of Ohio According to the official canvass for constable, says he will run inde Clark and Keog. Pennsylvania •'«rtlx. chauffeur; T. M. Lawrence, several years been wlt'h the Honey The Coburg log drive of 5.000.00«; passed through Eugene at ab ut 10 of the vote cast in Marion county at pendent at the November election. manager of the Peerless Artificial man Hardware Co., of Portland, and water on knee. or 6,000,000 feet. w*hlch the loggers o'clock Tuesday night on a tour of Young. Joudet and Shoemaker the recent primary election, as con tlmb Co., and II. R. Trlckey, secre- before that time he fo.r Pennsylvania, lame knees or ankles cluded by the county canvassing have been working on for the past) the coast. They were given a royal ’«ry of the same company. They have the Farrow. Osmond * Kirk Hard The city of Springfield has em ,WPek’ bringing down the'reception In Portland. The bsnkera board this morning, the anti-assem ployed W. F. Baker, superintendent ’rave|.»d rapidly at the start, for they line ('n , of St Pa n I bly and the assembly split even on of construction on the P.. E & E„ to McKenzie river, is almost completed. are on «heir way to lx* Ange'es to Willamette Beata Alumni »••ft Seattle on last Monday Salem. Or.. Sept. 30.—The Wiliam the state senatorial ticket In this supervise the grading of the streets The crew Is working on the last of attend the 36th annual convention »pending Tuesday In Portland, left The statement Is made on fairly the drive just a little distance above of the U. 8. bankers. After the con ette University team opened the foot county, ihe succesful candidates be there. ’here at 6 p. nt. and reached Albany good authority that Congresman the Coburg bridge and it is expected vention, five or six hundred other before midnight that night. The au- Hawley has recommended R. J He ball season here today by defeating ing John A. Carson and Hal D. Pat that eyery log will be in ttie mill race bankers from New York and other ton. and the anti-assembly won out •omoldio Is an Everett “30" and It dricks to be appointed postmaster at the Alumni, 10 to 0. A. Yergle. who was severely in by Saturday. __ _______ ~ Little progress ____ has _ by one majority on the county legis •111 be shipped back from Now Or Salem, and that Carl Ahrama. of he jured several months ago by falling been made on Obe Hyland drive on states will pass through Eugene on «heir way home, thia route being lative ticket, A. C. Libbey, of Jeffer An Idaho woman found a pair of leans They expect to tour Callfor- Statesman. Is to be the fir»’ »""I"« out of a cherry tree Is now very low the Willamette and it will not «'« and Mexico on the way. The ant Mr. Hendricks denies all know shoes belonging to another woman son, having won over Joseph Foun and there are doubts as to his re sible to bring it to the mill be pos- slated for the return trip. Foor before trains, designated the white, the young men carry little baggage, de ledge of the selection and says he In her husband s possession and is tain. the assembly nominee from the covery. higher water comes. blue, the red and the green trains, pending upon stopping In the cities, 'lid not afford to take the office at suing for a divorce. He is a railroad same precinct, by 18 votes.—Salem designated by tags. 8916 miles In all. Journal. Clifford C. Pease, an attorney of »«d are out for a good vacation In the present salary. Salem Journal. man, Samuel Grant. Several young ladles met at the will traverse through eighteen statea. ’he South. : :: • • • • T I