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Tin: twice - a - wee VOLUME 44. iri. i EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCT 13, 1910 John Davey, Who Seeks to Exterminate English Sparrow z SUFFERS FROM GREAI STRIKE Several Large Systems Railway Are Complete ly Paralyzed guar Great International Races For Aeroplanes Sure of Success COMMITTEE EUGENE William Barnes, Jr., Slighted by Chairman and Quits His Job FEELS THAT LOYALTY TO 1 Boitsennas, One of Byllesby Company Backers, Here on Inspection Trip GOVERNMENT’S AID PRACTICALLY USELESS AUTOMOBILE RIDE TAKEN TO CORVALLIS PARTY IS QUESTIONED ¿ Workingmen’s Leaders Threat ening to Extend Strike and Isolate Paris Being Shown Company's Prop erties in Various Orc gon Cities Resignation Is Echo of Recent j i Stormy State Convention in Empire State i r.naouraged the effocllvon«'« of tlx- «Irik« of employ«« of th« Northern railroad •nd Western railroad, th« extension of tb« movement throughout ih« ■•astern roads, «nd th« I'sri«. Lyon« •ud Mndlterranlan Un««, th« lenders of th« French working men general ly threaten « xlgautlc move to para lyse th« activities of the whole coun try, and the situation throughout the republic 1« regarded as grave The railway companies are making a deaperat« struggle to maintain some sort of a service with th« aid of military engineers and m«n from th« navy, but ar« meeting with little success. The government has tailed to th« colors thirty thousand strlk- er«, and they wlll be allowed fifteen days In which, to respond er suffer Imprisonment nf from one to twelve moot hr Extension of th« strike tlcally Isolate Paris, which «nod with a famine should the strike continue for any length of The congestion due to the time strike Is frightful, and (he demand for cabs and nutomobib-s i cannot be met nn<! prices are soaring Th« Southwest express narrowly escaped being wrecked on Its arrival here today It •••itcrcd the station nt sixty miles nn hour and when th« brakes failed to work It •»» <11 Mov er «<1 thitt the air pipes were out Htrlkers are causing trouble today in several localities Price« of food supplies have In creased 2 f> per cent and automobile« are utilized for the transportation of food suppllea from constry district«. KANSAS TO GET STEEL TRUST PLANT New York, Oct. 12 A great steel plant, the largi-st west <>f the Mlssta- alpl. la to have the financial backing of the "steel trust." and Is projected for Pittsburg. Kan . the centre of the Kansas coal fields. Preliminary steps have been taken and work nn th« mills, it Is said. »Ill begin within n year. The plant »III be among the largest and most modern In the country, and »III eventually em ploy 10,000 or I.'i.ooo men. Pitta- burs now has a population of about 18,000 or 20.000, and It 1« nllegeil that the new mills «111 have the re sult of making It the largest city of the state. In view of the prospective ■riiocm" in the Kansas town, a meet ing was held in N«w Yoik today U> organise a company which will erect a fifteen-story office building, to be the home of n new dally newspaper. newapaper man. with a New York ------ — ----- formerly of Kansas, as editor and manager. IRISH LEADER COMES TO COAST Winnipeg. Oct. 12.—T. P. O Con nor departed for ths Pacific coast, after a tour of Canada In the In terests of the Irish parliamentary party. He wil apeak In Heattie, Ta coma, Portland and Hpok«ne next week Then he depart« for Chicago and New York. Bailing from Quebec November 4th. RECIPROCITRY WITH CANADIAN PROVINCES Chicago . Oct. 12.—Secretary of State Charles Murphy, of Canada, said In an Interview here tolday that he expected reciprocity negotiations between the United State« «nd Can- Helu to bo roRumed before November 1st ______ _ Fifty Years Ago Today. Oct. 12. The «Hied troop« enter Pekin, flng« of England «nd Francs flouting «Ide by «Ido Twenty-five Years Ago Today. The |>rtucl|>al new» of tb* day referred to th« situation In th« Balkan«. Greece engaged In war demonatratlon« «ud called out 9 reserve of 40.0(8) soldiers Io support Herein In her threat- „,cl »nr with Bulgaria over the niiiifxntlon of llountella. A let ter from William E. Gladstone favoring the union of Houniella with Bulgaria waa pttbllabed. All the way from Switzerland Albany, N. Y„ Oct. 12.—Because^ Because ■>' his name did not appear in the UsVF zee Eugene is the trip taken by ffoitKcnna«. of Geneva, a wealthy ca¡>- of the executive committee of the re- Q Itallst and bondholder tn the Byllcs- publican state committee appointed by Company, owner of the gas and by Ezra P. Prentice, the new chair- man, William Barnes, jr., who led ■ electric plants in Eugene. With E. the fight against Colonel RooseveltV; B. Tracy, of the firm of William B. as temporary chairman in the recent 7 Bronbrfght, of 24 Broad street. New republican state convention, has re- York city, and E. Dover, manager , signed as state committeeman from 3 the Twenty-third congressional dis-- of the Northwestern Corporation ror trict. He says that his non-appoint-H the Pacific Northwest, the European ment only means that his party loy-S capitalist was the gU' it here Monday alty has been questioned, or that ■ night and part of yesterday. The Prentice believes his services not flj purpose of the trip seems to be to useful. He has been committeeman ■ investigate the operations of the Byl-< since 1892. lesby company on the coast and In some quarters Mr. Barnes’ ac- M more especially the McKenzie river tion is regarded as an indication ■lower plant, and It is quite likely Allan A. Ryan, son of Thomas F. Ryan, has assumed complete manage- i that the "old guard” will oppose th« that as soon as they return there rti'4o by Ainrrirjui PreM A Mucin t iou. will be some word received regard u>< nt of the international aviation meet which is to tie held at Belmont I Roosevelt state candidates at the ing construction work on the plant. park. New York city, during the last ten days of October. The affairs of the ' polls. John l>«vcy. lover of trees nud foe of the English sparrow, bus ree»! .'. While here the party employed an meet have been in rather a chaotic way. and Mr. Ryan, who is one of tlie created an org.inu-tion In Ohio for tin- extermination of th« Hpnrrow t« si automobile. Tho road up the Me-' largest snbecribers. became rath-r impatient in the fear that the first great « NEW PRESIDENT . r»n rd .mo Kenxie is In too bad condition to at-' Begirding the move Mr. Davey aitya. “If the sparrows are fi- I event of this kind In the Uplted States should prove a failure. Surveyors are the native birds pm,«i :-v«i th.- r< tmtry w ill l-e ove .nt> «II j Hi»«*«- M luJ Wtb tempt a trip up to the power site,' ine.-ooirlug off the five kilometer course over whi. It the speed race for the OF ARGENTINA isetrny th« f< a' iH-ir'ng pintits i-nl ?*»«•.’• « and so in company with Manager; <:> rdon Bennett trophy will I h - held It f< no«- pt>ipu<.ii nut to r.-iaove th« Spen< < r. of the Eugene office of the: roo* <>* »He 1 r v »-> nd t — -nev» of h-rce ‘ o*t. — Northwestern Cokporati.-m, the party Señor Pena Inaugurated Chief LI- left at noon for Albany. Instead of following the route of the new pow KEGROES ARE I Executive at Beunos er line to Albany, they will view that today on the return trip and for Ayres GETTING EDUCATED some reason, went to Corvallis yes- terday. Durham, N. C.. Oct. 12.—In ♦ While here they looked up statis Buenos Ayres, Oct. 12.—His Ex !♦ nn address to the National Re ♦ cellency Senor Saenz Pena was today ligious Training school here to ♦ tics on Eugene’s growth, and espec ♦ day. Mrs Emma Erskine Hahn, ♦ ially the finances ori,oth the city, inaugurated president of Argentina, They also ordered pho with accompanying fefittrttles which ♦ of New York, stated that edu ♦ and county. attracted visitors from al. over the ♦ cation of the negro progressed ♦ tographs which the Commercial club republic, Messaged* of congratula- ♦ so steadily now that only 43 ♦ wil) have taken, and left an order; tion were delivered through their ♦ per cent of the race In the Unit ♦ for a number of copies of the next diplomatic representatives by the ♦ ed States are illiterates. ♦ publication to be issued by the club. ' presidents of all American republics ♦ It is quite probable that they are and important European nations. ♦ ♦ looking over the field of the com- panv’s operations, representing the President Pena recently made an Says People There Are Very security holders of the Bvlleshy com-' Minneapolis and St. Paul Busi Doctor Charged With Murder extensive tour of Europe, and was pany, and their data gathered will; received with great honors by all the PROFESSOR HOWE ON Much Interested in Ore- nessmen Take the In- have some effect upon the continu- rulers of the countries visited. Pres and the Woman As ident Taft, through Secretary Knox, THE EDUCATED MAN anee of the amount of money to be gon and Lane Co. spent by the company in the various invited him to visit the United States itiative Accessory but lack of time necessitated hi« re- L. B. Clift, who own« th« “Ax Bil Delivers Interesting Address _» locations on the coast. They appear Rainy River, Ont.. Oct. 12.—Min ed quite pleased with Eugene dur London. Oct. 12.—The grand jury 1 fusai. ly” fruit farm on th« McKenzie, a Regular Unciversity As ing this short visit here. neapolis and St. Paul business men has found true bills against Dr. ! The new chief executive of Agren- few miles oust of Eugene, arrived The Northwestern Corporation's have decided to ask Governor Eber Crippen and Miss Leneve, charging tina is highly impressive and the na- home this morning from El Reno. sembly Tofay plans for Eugene for the next year hart to appeal for a 8100,000 relief the former as principal and the lat tion under his leadership is expected Oklahoma, where he had been at expenditures and what has been ex fund for the forest fire sufferers. , to forge ahead and take a leading tending to some business affairs and "Is the opinion of the majority of pended since this purchase from the Cars containing tents, clothing and ter as accessory after the fact to the place among the nations of the boosting for Eugens and Oregon. He American voters competent, or is the Welch company has run well over a other necessities from Winnipeg murder of the doctor's wife, Belle world. The naval program of his brought a number of residents of . American constitution and govern- quarter of a million dollars. In were distributed last night and help-’ Elmore. predecessor will be adhered to and that city home with him and they I ment an absurdity?" Thta was the speaking of this fact a few days ago. ed materially to relieve tha situa-1 it is expected that the Pena adminis American Witness will probably Invest In farming and closing question asked by Professor Manager Spencer mentioned that as tion. tration will see the addition of sev Chicago. Oct. 12. — Bruce Miller, a fruit Innd In this vicinity. I H. C. Howe at the University before much as possible is being spent with real estate man, formerly an actor eral first class battleships. Mr, (’lift says that a great many i a large assembly of students in Vil- the Eugene business n:en and that Germany and England cr-> now friend of Belle Elmore, has gone to Oklahoma |teop)e whom he Inter I lard hall this morning, and which he no supplies that can lye purchased PIONEER WOMAN England as a witness on Crippen’s fighting bitterly for leadersh:p in viewed expressed themselves as be i answered in the affirmative by de- here are bought anywhere else. With, , trade relations with the prosperous DIES AT ROSEBURG trial. ing much interested In Oregon and | daring that the college educated this amount of money being Invested ; South American republic. with Lane county «nd there was a big de I man was the one factor that will In Eugene and the future plans even Mrs. E. Wimberly, one of the pio France also in the game and the mand while he was there for Infor make this government not an ab larger, it is quite important that the neer women of Douglas county, wi FIRST BIG KILLING OF | United States taking such crumbs as mation In regard to this country. He surdity. but an everlasting form. report of these men who represent dow of the iate Enoch Wimberly niirifc am DDcccourc f111 from the t’'ble- Lack of pr°p«r gave them all he could and distrib ' "The Education of a Free People” the source of the company's finance died at the family home in Roseburg UUUrxo UlY i ntotnVtS shipping facilities is given as one uted much literature, but could have was the subject under which Profes- and whose reports will influence in at 4 a. tn. this morning. She was i reason for the failure of the United I done a great deal more boosting i sor Howe brought up the question. either way, should be of the bbst. ! the mother of L. Wimberly, publish i In front of the Kay & Kidwell _ n, States to get its share of the trade. work had he been furnished with a and under which be dealt with the er of the Roseburg Review. Ira Wim- störe is a long string of ducks B and Another reason is that American larger quantity of reading matter. advantages of a college < location berly. of Drain. Mrs. C. L. Clevenger.( g^se killed last evening and t*bis manufacturers pay too little atten Ills display of apples and other over the non-educated but successful CHAMBRS POWER CO and LInier "lmber*y morning by Senator R. A. Booth and tion to the needs of Argentine trade. lutne county products during the business man. There is a connection of Roseburg. I -- -- . ! t W. H. -- Kay on the Gibson place inside county fair at El Reno «nd at other between education and freedom and OWNS MORE THAN BED Mrs. Wimberly was very highly the ’ pr'eserve“s. There are are JusTTo There just 50 times attracted thousands of peo it is this relation that makes the free respected and leaves many friends to ducks and four geese on the string TEDDY EXPECTED government possible. He showeu ple. mourn her death !• besides •• - a - few snipe. — OF EUGENE MILL RACE The hunters re Mr. Clift «ay» apples are selling in that the government of the less edu TO EXPLAIN THINGS port that during the rain last evening n-i-«..tti» . v _ a__ _ ' Oklahoma at from 81.75 to |2.25 a cated nations Is characteristic of a Prineville Review: Lafferty re- the ducks were very numerous as box and most of them bought there j lack of freedom. Freedom, he ex Right-of-Way Includes Land on celved the unanimous colored vote of were also the geese, and among the are from California. Ho thinks thej plained. ia not only a bodily freedom, Each Side of Ditch for Grant county. Tom Sewell is the iatter were many white ones, but Address At Peoria, Ill., Before Oregon product would bring a much but in this case refers to a mental only colored voter there and he east Senator Booth and Mr. Kay were not Widening the Knights of Co higher price there on account of the freedom. Education Increases, not his ballot for the man with the Irish fortunate enough to bag any of them. superiority over 115« California pro the legal freedom of a nis.t, but more name. Early this morning the shooting was lumbus duct. lie advises people here to set his own physical freedom. He then A few days ago an Item appeared ____ _ that the Chant- of-way over said Shaw's claim to pretty good, but later the ducks out more orchards and those who went on to show how education, al- ........... this pai>er , _ stating alrendy have them to take better though directly it would not mi-an bers Power Company's i right-of-way bring all the water that may be re seemed to all disappear. This Is the Peoria, III., Oct. 12.—Col. Roose only covers the quired to run the mills thereon and first big k'lling of ducks this fall velt is expected to do some explain care of them and ral«e perfect fruit, additional money In the man s pock- - , jor — millrace ........... and will encourage members of the ------- et, for a man w ‘ * u — ‘ ----- “ *■ — 1 for that Is the only kind that can be! without any school width of the race now under water. all other mills or machinery that various clubs to go out to the pre- lnK *n his - address here tonight be- 1 0 ............. .......... wrong ......... , impression ______ ,__ of may at any time or times be placed shipped and the only kind that the; training might sell 1 real estate as sue- suc-'y corraet . aIlv serves oftener, although there is lit- fore the Knights of Columbus, who people In the Middle Meat and East i cessfully as any one else, but that It public as to the right-of-way. the on the above .described premises, of xl_ _ a. . a. 1 Q are re f today n V A«1 zxK 4 < n hw n^l.. V. . . „ -1 — celebrating Columbus day. use to go yet awhile unless it is buy, although they have to pay meant the mind would be broader. recor(iH of March 1. 1856, book A. whatever kind; also right to dig the tie will buy. The explanations will give the Cath The college subjects might be after-; pagp go, are referred to. of which present raceway as deep and as raining. fancy prices for it. olic members of the order the ward of less value to t >e student following is the abstractor’s re- wide as may be necessary to bring Roosevelt version of the contro thnn the methods thr.t they taught cor(j; the dirt and stone on either side; al OREGON SHORT LINE versy resulting from the decision of NEW YORK OBSERVES him. so to Include sufficient dirt and I Grantor: the Colonel not to visit the Vatlcian COLUMBUS DAY In brief, education gives a mental stone lying adjoining to the dam for Hllyard Shaw. INCREASES CAPITAL because of the restrictions placed on broadening to society as a whole, Grantees: the purpose of keeping in repair? Joseph I.. Brunily and his movements by Pope Pins. While New York, Oct 12. Two big pa- which In turn benefits the Individual. I giving and granting to the said part Matthew W. Mitchell. here, the distinguished visitor will rade«. in whbh the Italian societies I He brought out the advantages to the Witnesses: assigns forever Thomas Ward «nd Jo- ies, their heirs and Salt Lake City. Utah. Oct. 12.— be the guest of Archbishop Spalding. were prominent participant«, were I educated man over the uneducated I use water pow- i the exclusive right to seph H. Rogers. Shareholder« of the Oregon Short Tonight’s meeting will be held in features of New York city’» celebra ! man. which he enumerated as fol- Consideration, 25,000.00. er or privilege for all purpoees what- line, a Harriman property, embraced the Coliseum. Besides Colonel Roose | lows: 1. Comparatively wide mental tion of Columbus day In commemor soever. In the Union Pacific mileage, held velt, the list of speakers includes Warranty Deed ation of the 41.8 anniversary of the horizon. 2. Habit of analyzing and their annual meeting here today and Bourke Cochran, of'.New York; Rr^ Date, March 1. 1856. Acknow scrutinizing. 3. His ability to read discovery of America by Christo The Hllyard Shaw land claim cov voted to Increase the capital stock bert Emmett Kane, of St. Louis, and ledged March 1, 1856. before W. 8. truth for himself and to act without i Brock, N. P., in «nd for Lane county. ers that part of the millrace from be from (27,460,100 to 1100,000,000. pher Columbus. Robert Henry Little, of Chicago. Fifteen states now observe the regard for others. State of Oregon, and recorded.......... low the flour mill up the race to a Considerable construction work ia The committee has arranged for Education destroys the adhesion to i in Book "A” page 60. day. Hix exchanges. Including the point beyond the University campus. contemplated. over a thousand persons at the ban New York stock exchange, omitted i tradition and allows the greatest pro DESCRIPTION quet, which will precede the speak gress of the nation as a whole. their session« today. I Undivided two-thirds of the fol ing. Colonel Roosevelt goes from «•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦••♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦••♦••♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»A lowing described premises, to-wit:. . this city to Indianapolis, where hi I Beginning at the Northwest corner will speak in behalf of Senator Bev «til 0 0 0 ® ® ® ♦ <8> <6> <5* @ O ® ® ® of Hllyard Shaw’s donation land < > eridge. 0 Advertising I. in on. one form or .oolber another 1. is U aa old .. as ma.kiod, mankind, « Q Wpst Run alonK thn north 1)np < > AdTeKI.ing Every Mibecriber to the Twice«-Wcok Guard who pays one year In < i The Wheat Markets 0 but it never reached its lenith until the advent of the news- 0 of «aid claim 11 chains, thence south < > mlvence (81.BO) will receive Fie Oregon Agriculturist fiw » for Tacoma—Milling bluestem. 89 >4 one * < ' > ©90; club, 84; export bluestem, 90; 0 paper. Thafa why .ucce.sful advertising really means ft ^".ideo"/^^ «¿i^the’nce ¡ ¡ yer* •. club, 84; red Russian, 82; forty-fold, /his Is one of the best farm, fruit and liveMock papers _ In the < > 88. • nowanancr advertising. Successful advertising in Lane 0 north along »aid west line ti chains “CW“P"F _ •............................ — . z,___ J I- A i to to the the lilace place of of beslnnimr beginning Contain- Contain- ° , , '•»rthwest and Its matter is well selected and thoroughly rcllahie. ' Portland—Track prices: Club, 82; $ county _____ , mean« Guard advertising, _ because The Guard is 0 ’ Ing 23 acres, also an undivided two- < > It is a splendid paper for the farmer. bluesten), 886@87; red Russian, Ri: read br far the greateat number of people in the county. 0 thirds interest in the water power valley, 87; turkey red, 82 @84; for premises, 0 0 0 0 0*0 0 . 0 0 0 00 #0 0 0 00000000 upon UP°n said ,B'd PreB “~’ with W“h the the rlght- r'*ht’ ************************** ♦♦♦♦♦•••••••tttttttStSSS.. ty-fold, 85. I BOOS! TRIP IO OF FIRE TRUE BILLS III GRIPPER CUSE FARM PAPER FREE •