The Twice-a week guard., November 21, 1910, Image 7

SENATOR BOURNE
I
ON “OREGON SYSTEM”
Discusses Subject Before Amer­
ican Academy of Political
arid Social Science
PROGRAM OUÏ FOR
BIG Y. M. C. Ä
MEETING
I
evening
I’nlver-
SEVERAL PRECINCTS
VOTED AGAINST STOCK
RUNNING AT LARGE
»
Camp Creek, Blanton, Thurs
ton, Fairmount, Irving and
E L. ShiH >. Dayton, Ohio, member
of the International committee, ad­
Bailey Decide Matter
WOMEN BATTLE
POLICEMEN
vertising manager Lowe Bros. Paint
Co.
A number of precincts of Lane
Charles R Drum, New York, as­ county nt. the recent election voted
sociate religious work secretary of upon th«« <|M««tion of whether or not
London. >«uv. 18. Suffragettes.
international committee.
Three Days’ Convention of As­ the George
to allow stock to thii at large within
I
B Hodge. New York, M*c- th»lr respective ta-nndari«-».
In I under the leadership of Mr». Emma
ri-tary educational <b-partme<it of lh<- •ach precinct there was a majority . line Fankhurst, made an attack up-
K,-w York, Nov. 18
Pending tho inqurnt planned for today
sociations of States of
International committee.
«gainst It, an«l ber«afW»r cattle, boH* , on parliament «»on after the. sesaion
over a body found hermetically «euk-d in a trunk in the cellar of
Dr. William II Foulkea, Portland, horses and other livestock will have I opened today. Twelve women and
u> here laut night, The
Oregon and Idaho
pastor First Presbyterian church
re-li th»* Initiative and
a
MF fourth Mlreet apartment houao, the authority« axe
to be kept inside enclosures within on» man were arrested.
The «uffragettes mar. hed. one
Hon it A. Booth. Eugene, presi­ th«- territory in wbicb a vote was ta­
"the keystone of U m
nOt inclined to theorize. The body ih known to have reposed in
dent Methodist Laymen's association ken on th«- question. Th» precinstsl thousand strong, on the parliament
liar government," nnd
1W bidinK pl»c» for ilvc ye»r» or more and is reduced almost to a
Following is the program lf th* of Oregon
are as follow»: Irving. Camp Creek buildings and gave th-- police a live­
P. L. Campbell. Eugene, president Blanton. Thurstoa, Dailey and Pair-1 ly fight They had determined upon
ns well the other Oregon Idaho state convention of the
peleton, making difficult the fixing of its sex, although the
-■gon Myatem
Y M <!. A., to be holii in Eugene University of Oregon.
mount.
Blanton and Bailey adjoin forcing the police cordon and reach­
John A. Goodell, Spokane, indus­ Eugene and Fairmount is a part of ing Premier Asquith, to inHint on the
iBSllnfHS of the fr<unu indicate« it was a woman.
on Friday. .Saturday ami Sunday, In ­
trial secretary fur the Pacific Nu-th- Eugene, although the precinct runs introduction of a woman suffrage
comber 2, 3 and 4
The body was discovered by Philip Meagher when he wan
weut.
Fri<b»y AfU-nw»»n
several miles sonth. There has al- bill, but the police were too Htrongly
R. It Perkins, Portland, religious ways b«en tronble in these three pre­ vntrenebed and the women were
3:00 Song servie«-. Bib!«- study.
pre|>A|1,lK ,o ,nove- He °P®»«d the trunk and found the body
Repeatedly they re­
3:30 Convention, called to order work director.
cincts about stock wandering into throw» back
jaBBivd in it. surrounded by quantities of plaster of paris and
Gale Seaman Ix-s Angel«*. Pacific the city and becoming impounded tired breathless and disheveled, only
It given every man nn by E. B. XV Naughton, pr«-sideut
coast student secretary.
to submit his idi-as to last convention.
rhe only cine is the name of W Lewin on the outside
papei h
Now that th«- voters have decided to to have their places in the fighting
H. W. Stone, Portland, general keep the animals up there will be lit- Hue taken by reserve«. Arrests con­
irovldlng eight per cent,
Appointment of committee» on
of th«1 trunk. Lewin wan a boarder in the Meagher family up to
secretary Portland association.
i-vi- bl» Ideas worthy <>t nominations and credentials
tle or no annoyance in this regard tinued and at thr«-e o'clock twenty-
A word <>f welcome President P f’ Th»- Tacoma Association Quartet , unless the stock breaks out of the one women and two men were in the
•lx y iis ago. He lol.l Meagher he was going awuy and would siibnilMHion to popular vote; thus
F. Nevins, E K Miller, C. W. fields. County Clerk ta» is publish- cells.
th«- Rpt-ak»-r urgued. there is a tend­ L. Campbell.
Later the leaders of the demon­
leave the trunk and call for it later. The zinc tank inside the eni-y to lift ali people to th<- plane
3:45 Report of stat«- executive o Fly ng and W B Platt.
ing a prix Initiation to the effect that
committee, A. C. Schmitt, chairman.
these precincts voted to keep stock stration, headed by Mr». Pankhurt,
trunk fils perfectly. 'Hu- newspapers in the trunk are dated of th» most
"l.awH propOBed und»-r th»- Initia­
4:00 Introductions and reports SAN FRANCISCO HAS
| Up. and the taw will became affeet- were allowed to enter the lobby
from February 18 io April 17, 1902,
tive," Miild Senator Bourne, "are not from local asHoclatlouv
Ive in sixty days
Tbe penalty is a chamber, where they were informed
4:30 The Toronto convention, n
Later Coroner's Physician Lehane, with Professor John Me. Hiibjact to amendment and, there­
*10
fine
for
th«-
first
offense and 120 by AKquith's ««-cretary that the pre­
416,912 POPULATION for each subsequent offenee.
mier refused to see them anil that
fore, cannot bi- mud»- the means of review of the association movement
AllUter, of Bellevuu, made an examination of the body and enacting 'jokers.’ as baa often been In North America during the last de­
there was no change for a suffragette
San
Francisco,
Nov.
17.
—
The
bill to be presented to that session.
found it lo be that of a man
The surgeons declared he was i »loin- In the» case of measure» enacted cad»», by H W. Stone and li i. movement fer "Greater San Francis­ JURY IN SECOND
The total number of arrests dur­
tin- leglHlaltir»- la-glslstiv»- black­ Shuey
co."
received
an
impetus
today
fol
­
placed in the trunk still alive, bin death resulting from asphyxia­ by
ing the day wan 150.
mail and grants of special prlvlb-ge
Friday Hveaiag
lowing
the
announcement
from
PERRY-HUNT CASE
are made ImpoHsible by tho referen­
7:20 Song service
tion
Washington last night that the popu­
notwe
i dum."
Election of permanent officer« of I lation of the California metropolis
The people of Oregon are »atlsfled th»« convention.
FAVORS DEFENDANTS It appearing from the abstract of
was
416.912,
compared
with 34X,-
with their syHtem of direct legisla­
A ppointement of committees on 728 In I960.
FINE ART EXHIBIT
votes cast at the regular November,
tion. and It h.-is not been unreason-’ business,
resolutions.
devotional
those Raihroad Sub-Contractor Fails 1910, election, as made by the can­
The figures presented by
ably oppressive.
meetings and state committee'll re­ favoring amalgamation of the bay
TO BE PRESENTED Bi
to Secure Judgment hi
vassisg board of tane county, Ore-
Oregon hat» elected three United port
cltli-s are: San Francisco, 418,912;
gon. COlMliStiBg of E. V. Lee, county
States »enators by popular vote. Kx-
8:00—“The Church'» Call to the Oakland, 150,174; Berkeley. 40,424;
Case Mo. 2
PUBLIC SCHOOLS plalnlng the manner in which a dem­ Layman." R. A Booth
i » clerk, R. S. Bryson, justice of the
Alameda. 23.353. Total «30,903.
peace in and for Eugene justice dis­
8:30 "The Edinburgh Challenge
ocrat wae elected senator In Oregon.
In addition to these figures five
The jury in the second ease of trict, Lane county, Oregon, and J. L.
Given for Purpose of Raising Senator Bourne nald that 51 out of to Volunteer Service." Dr. W. H. other
towns In Alameda county num- George Perry vs. W B. Hunt * Son, Clark, justice of the peace io and for
90 members of the Oregon legisla­ Foulkes.
b--r. 18,838; 11 in Marion county, 19. to recover money for work alleged Creswell justice district. Lane coun­
Funds to Buy Pictures for
Salanlay Morulng
ture had Subscribed to what le known
090; nine in San Mateo county, 16,- to nave been done on the Natron ex­ ty. Oregon, that at the said election
School Buildings
aa “Statement No. 1" pledge, in
9:00 Song service.
610; or a total of 34.236, bringing tension. returned a verdict last ev­ the total number of votes east in
which a member of th»' legislature
9:15- Bible study.
the grand total to 685,239, not in­ ening in favor of the defendants
the precinct of Thurston, in Lane
9:45 "The Supr«»me Servioo of cluding the scattered population la
pleilga» hiniMelf to the people to al­
This morning the case of William county, Oregon, on the question
ways vote for that candidate for the Christian." R R Perkins
the counties in the vicinity of the H. Ward vs, James McGee, to re-, "For and against stock running at
10:30 Business m-ssion.
Report towns that would be annexed. Con­ cover damages or the return of a
United Stat»- senator who has rt»-
to
ci-lved the largi-Ht number of votes of the committee on vtate committee servatively figured. Greater San horse, was caned in the circuit court: large.” is and was 38 votes: and the
«aid number of votes east in the
ho
the I’ll I
for Hint office at the general elec- report.
Francisco would exceed 700,000 per­ I and a jury as follows taken; John said Thurston precinct "against
for the
tlon. In pursuance of such pledge,
12:00 Street and theatre meet- sons.
H. Perkins, Jene J. Jessen Clate K stoek running at large" is and wag
varimi*
the leglHlaturn elected h democrat Ing, led by C. R Drum
Dormitory
San Francisco has gaine 74,130 JOT Warner. T. U. Dresser, S. A. Rhine-
by grid
who had received the largest num- meeting, University of Oregon. led 21.6 per cent since 1909, in spite Of vault. Henry Chilson. C. J Baker. 29 votes. It appearing from, said *te.
|4*M D ,
struct that the result g( said vutu is
then <1
her of votes.
by Gal» Seaman.
A. W. McLaughlin. B. J. Marquis. E. j and was 20 vote» against stock ruu-
the earthquake and fire.
blit
Senator Bourne advocated ««tend­
12:30 State committee luncheon.
N. Sharp. B. F. Howard and Joseph “ing
w ns
i«rge mof6 than for stock
ing the direct primary to the selec­ Outturn hotel.
NOTICK
Wicks
The case wm on trial at a, Fuhaing at large, and that the major­
t In­ fel-
tion
of
candidates
for
president
and
Saturday
Aftx-raoon
aud
Evening
In
ihlM
illy
for
the
purjiose
of
In-
late
hour
this
afternoon.
*
put hlR
ity against stock running at large in
vlce-pri-aldent and of delegates to na­
Song e»-rvi«<- and bible
In the case of Dave Markley vs i said Thurston Precinct is and was 20
k whi n rreaalng the interimt In the utiidy of tional conventions, thus relieving study.
It appearing from the abstract of
nrt
nnd
to
ruin«-
money
for
th«-
pur-
J.
E.
Young,
to
recover
money,
a
hi­ ran
2:30 Sectional con/erenees: (At votes cast at the regular November,' judgment by default was taken today votes.
« ha *- of pleturi-H for th«- school bulld- president« of any obligation» to men
1910, election as made by the can­
Then-fore, in compliance with Sec­
IngK
If we wish our children to who make anil manipulate conven­ "City and Railroad Associations.” vassing board of Lane county, Ore­ for the sum of $323.60. with attor­
tion 4245 of the General taws of
1 "Organization and Development of
love th«« beautiful, we tntiHt surround tion.«.
ney's fees of 235.
gon.
consisting
of
E.
U.
tae,
county
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
Committee Service." E. I.. Shuey
llu-m with beautiful things
The
NOTK’H
the state of Oregon in the year 1907,
2. "Voluntary Service in Religious clerk: R. S. Bryson, justic« of the
public is cordially Invited to visit the
peace
in
and
for
Eugene
justice
dis
­
CARL FISCHER
notice is hereby given that after 60
Work.” C. R. Drum. 3. ' Meeting
exhibition
All adtnlHSlnn f»-<« will
trict.
tane
county.
Oregon,
and
J.
L.
It appearing from the abstract of th«i Noefls of Employed Men.” John
days from the date of this notice
lie used for th«- purchaio- of pctures
Clark,
justice
of
the
peace
in
aud
for
it will be unlawful for stoek to run
S- .irly every art gallery In th«- wnald vote» cast at th.. n-gular November, A. Goodell and Gworge B. Hodge, i Creswell juntlae district. L'aae c*un-’
I at large in said Thurston precinct,
would have to be visited to see the i 1910, election aa made by th«- can­ (B) Student aseoelation». Gale Sher-j ty. Oregon, that at the said election:
1. “Deputation
Springfield, Nov. 18.—Carl Fisch­ tarn? county. Oregon, under penalty
orlglnnl» of th»-»«- pictures, which, al­ va.Ming board of tano county. Ore-1 man presiding
th«- total number of votes e.aat ii»the|
though foples. are sum»« of the very gon. consisting of E U. Lee. county Work." E M Brown, general aecre-1 preelnct of Blanton, in Lane county. er, one of the owners of the Fischer- of *19 for the first offense and *20
clerk. R. S Bryson, justice of the tary U. of O. 2. "Committee Organ­
Daily <*wmil. had a narrow escape , for each and every subsequent of­
best In existence.
Oregon, on the question “For and
Th«- collection which will be on peace in and for Eugene justice dis­ ization.” H. A. Dalzell, state student against stock running at large," is> from death Wednesday. and he owe« fense. to be recovered from the own­
dliiplay here eotnprtaea some two' trict. Lan«< county, Oregon, and J L. I secretary. 3 "Au Adequate Mission­ and was 21 vot«-w. and the said num­ nis lit»- to the quick presence of er of the stock in civil action in the
hundred subject», representing all t (’lark. juAtlce of th«- peace in and i ary Program for thiB Year." R. A. ber of votes cast in the said Blanton mind displayed when he plunged in­ i name of which such owner or kee >er,
the principal scheols of art. xs weir for Creswell justice district, I.ane McConnell, general se«retary O. A. precinct “Against »tock running at to the mill pond ahead of a flyiasu. or cither of them, may reside, and
such penalty shall be for the benefit
4. "How to Secure Enough Bible
log
He was helping unload
as reproductions of the world's great-, county, Oregon, that at the said elec­ '
large." is and was 21 votes. It ap­ I
of. and when collected paid into, the
eat m ulpture. archltivture and Im­ tion th«- total number of vol«-» cast in 'Study and Mission Stndy Leaders to pearing from said abstract that the ♦ of logs into the pond and one
common school fund of the county in
portant views from nature.
In con­ the precinct of Fairmount, in Lane i M m * the Opportunity." Gal» S<-emau result of said vote is and was 11 larger logs caught on the edge
4:30—Buslneeti weuUon. rvporta mt
which such action is brought, within
In trying to dislodge
nection with the exhibit a catalogue county, Oregon, on the question'
votes against stock running at large
sixty day» after the animal is proved
han bi-en prepared which gives a “For an<J against stock running at’ committees and announcements.
more
than
for
stock
running
at
large,
to be at targe.
5: 00—Adjeuramcwt
number of Important facts concern­ large." is and was 173 votes, and the |
6:00—Banquet, association build-( and that the majority against stock
Dated this 17th day of November,
ing the picture» and their painters.( said number of votes cast in said;
running at large in said Blanton pre­
1910.
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ami these will b«- on sale during the; Fairmount precinct "Against stock ing, President P. I.. Campbell pre­ cinct Is and was 11 votes.
XOTK’F
[Seal.]
E. U. LEE.
running at large,"
ftn<! WI'H
siding
exhibit.
Therefore, In compliance with see-
County Clerk fod Lane County,
8:00 — Stereoptleon address — i
Two evening programs of music votes It smearing from said abstract |
tloft 4245 of the General Laws of
Oregon.
m<l ether entertainment will be gi­ that th«' result of said vote is and Meeting the Educational Needs of
B »p
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
ven to supplement th«- «hosing of was 147 votes against stock running Men." George H. Hodge
vote»- r
the state of Oregon is the year 1907.
SniMtay, December 4
plutunw »nd It is ho|»e<l that th«» pub­ at large more than for stock running,
1910.
at large, and that the majority ag-|
notice is hereby given that after 6«
Morning
will
show
bow
Interest«-«!
they
lic
rasa I ng
day«
from the date of this notice it
«Inst
stock
running
at
large
In
said
9:30
Quiet
hour
servi«
.ussoiua-
in
the
best
welfare
of
the
schools
H TV
It appearing from the abstract of
gun. co
will be unlawful for stock to run at
l-'airi
i
>unt
precinct
is
and
was
147
tion
building,
led
by
C.
R.
Drum.
turning
out
In
a
body
to
loJp
clerk. I
bv
votes cast at the regular November,
larqe
in
said
Blanton
preeinct,
Ixuie
voti
«
11:00
—
Church
aervtsea.
A
Heir
eases
II the picture fund
pea<- li
1910. election, as made by the can­
county. Oregon, under penalty of *10
Therefore, in compliance with »ee"i led by convention speakers.
vassing board of I.ane countyt Ore-
Met. I.
for
the
first
offense
and
*20
for
each
tlon
4245
of
the
General
taws
of
Afternoon
WKLYJ
urtine noprtwi ►■•I **r*«
gen. consisting of E. V. Lee. county
j«|tlce
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
3:30—Men's m«'eting. Rugene th«»- and every subsequent offense, to be
NOTICE
Or
clerk; R. S. Bryson, justice of,, the
•«■11 Jin
recovered
from
the
owner
of
the
the
state
of
Ort-qon
In
the
year
1907..
atre.
Address - "An Honest Man."
th«»
peace in aud for Eugene Justice'dis­
"gon. t
notice is hereby given that after «<' j Charles R. Drum. Boys’ meeting in stiwk in civil action in the name of
trict. in Lane count! Oregon, and J.
total tin
It appuarlng fri
days from the date of this notice it' association auditorium, led by R. R. the State of Oregon before a justice
L. Clark, justice of the peace in and
clnct ol
vote» cast Hl the
of the peace of the precinct in which
uiiI be unlawful for stock to run at Park iM
for Creswell justice district. I.ane
th«- qu< Htlon "F«r and against stock 1910. election ns made
such
owner
or
keeper,
or
either
of
large
In
said
Fairmount
precinct.
In
7:30 At l'r«wbyterian
church
county, Oregon, that the said -lec­
running at large,*' is nnd was 135 vas-ilng board of I .am­
I.ane »ounty. On-gon. under penalty Song service. Address- -"The Call them may reside, and such penalty
tion the total number of votes cast
votie, and th»- said number <»f votes roti, cunalatlng <>f bi r
shall
be
for
the
benefit
of.
and
when
of *10 for the first offense and *20
I in the precinct of Bailey, in Lane
cast in said Irving precinct "against clerk. It S Bryson, justice of the for each and every subsequent of-j to Service.Through th«- Young Men's collected paid into, the common
county. Oregon, on the question "For
stock running nt large" I"' and wan P< ice In and for Eugene justice dle- fens«-, to be recovered from the ow-. Christian Association." E. L. Shuey. school fund of the county in which
8:45 Farewell meeting, conduct-
aad against stock running ak large,”
125 xotrs
It appearing from wild trlct. lame county Oregon, and .1. L. nor of the stock in civil action in the j
such action is brought within sixty
ed
by
State
Secretary
I.
B.
Rhodes.
is and was 68 votes, and the said
abslru-1 that the r»H«ult of »aid vote Clark, juHtiei* of th»- peace In and for name of th«> State of Oregon before
days after such animal is proved to
<
^invention
\nnounceiiu-nts
number of votes cast in the said Bai­
In ate I wan 115 votes ngainnt stock Cri swell justice district. Lane coun­ a justice of th«' peace in the precinct
be at large
Entertainment
will
be
provided
by
ley prgcinct "Against stock running
running nt large more I him for stock ty, Oregon, that at the said election In which such owner or keeper, or __ _________ ________ ____________ _ __
Dated this 17th day of November.
th«'
City
and
Student
associations
of
st large" is and was 60 votes. It ap­
running at large, and that the ma th»- total number of votes cast In the either of them, may reside, and such j Eugen«* in the home« of the city for 1910.
Mon w-d5
pearing from said abstract that the
Jorlly against stock running at large precinct of Camp Crts-k. tn Lan« penalty shall be for the benefit of
E.
U.
LEE,
resalt of said vote is and was 53
In nald Irving precinct Is and wan county. Oregon, on the question, and when collected paid into, the student delegates and those from city
County
Clerk
for
Laae
County.
Or.
votes against such running at large
For ami against stock running at common school fund of the county in associations making request. Those
115 rotaa.
wishing to entertala themselves may
more than for stock running at large
Therrfors, In compliance with Sec­ large," I m and was 69 votes, and the which such action is brought within secure accommodations at the hotels
JUDGE K M. LAKDIS.
krtd that the majoPltv against stodlr
tion 4245 of the General tawa of Or said number of votes oast In said sixty days after such animal is prov­ through the entertainment commit­
•gon, passed by the legislature of Camp Creek precinct "Against stock ed to be at large
Judge who imposed record-break­ running ai large in said Bailey pre­
tee. Rooms may be secured at the
th»- state of Oregon In the year 1907. running at large.” Is and was 43 ,
ing fine on Standard Oil declines to cinct is and was 52 votes.
Dated
this
17th
day
of
November.
,
Smeede
or
Osburn
hotels
at
*1.00
to
It appearing from said ab­
Therefore, in compliance with sge-
Doth e is hereby glvi-u that after 60 votes
set in packing trust case.
1910
Mon w-d5
*1-50 per
.
day without bath, and *1.-
tion 4 2 45 of the General taws of
day from the date of thin nolle» It stract that the result of said vote«
B.
U.
LEE.
50
to
*2.00
per
day
with
bath.
Buro-
In
the
Bugene-Cottaga
Grove
High
in front of it and worked with Oregon, passed by the legislature of
will be unlawful for stock to run at Is and was 17 votes against stock
County Clerk for Lane County. Or. pean plan. An astra sharge of 50 : school football game on Kincaid field stood
his peavy Lu au unexpected manner th« state of Oregon in the year 1907,
large in said Irving precinct, tane running at large more than for stock
cents
t>er
day
is
made
for
two
occu-|this
afternooa
Eugene
had
scored
23
: the stick became free and bore down notice is hereby givgn that after 60
• I•» for the first offense and *20 for running at large and that the ma­
The Commercial club has just re­
a room The headquarters for and Cottage Grove 6 up to the latter . on top of him. Dropping hia bar he days from the date of this notice It
»a» h and every aubsequent offense, jority against stock running at large ceived a big shipment of finely print­ pylng
the »peakers and the atate commit- part i. ui
of tur
the tuiiu
third tfuaiiwi.
quarter. The
lade ; plunged headlong into the pond will be unlawful for stock to run at
I ■• mwu
to be recovered from the owner of In said Camp Creek precinct is and ed nnd handsomely illustrated souv- tee will be at the Osburn. The re- from “Nesmith"
----- were outclassed
‘
‘ in I ahead of the timber, which struck large in said Bailey precinct, Lane
the lock In civil action In the name wan 17 votes.
i
enlrs
of
Eugene,
printed
l»y
the
pub-
quest fer entertainment should be- every department of the game, bnt him after he was in the water but county, Oregon, under penalty of *10
Therefore. In compliance with sec
of th«- Hint» of Oregon before u Ju«-
.'>f
|
Hcity
department
of
the
Sonthern
Pa-
sent to Ray Goodriuh not bator than ' put up a plucky fight.
General Laws ofj
1 did not injare him. Had there been fer the first offense and *20 for qach
tl< •- of .........
the peace
111 the precinct ..
In tlon 1245 of the
-.........................
..... i "» ot "
i- ciflc company. The booklet contains November 2 5th.
another log in the pond he would and every subsequent offense, tef be
•Ill'll Mich owner or keeper, or olth- <)r»-gon In the y-'-
1 a large number of views
In and'
A rate of one and one-third fare j
The Commercial elub has printed have been mashed or had he failed recovered from the owner of the
er of them, may realde, and such hereby given thill after 60 days from , around Eugene with descriptive mat­ has been granted qyer uhq
G.
.
O.ja
larga number of ordinary shipping
leap it would hare meant instant stock in civil action tn th«- name of
penalty shall be for the benefit of, the date of this notice W will lie Uli-. ter. Twenty thousand copie« have' R « N„ O. S L.. L. P. and C. <4 E ‘ tags with appropriate inscriptions as ' to
death. This is the second time, it the State of Oregon before a justice
•lid when collected paid Into, the lawfsl for alock to run at largo in been printed and they will be dlstri-j railways. Delegate» witl purchase a
souvenir mailing cards advertising I is said. that Mr. Fischer has escaped of the peace of the precinct in whtch
' buted by the company throughout
common school fund of the county said Camp Creek precinct.
one-way ticket to bkigen»«. pay lug fall the state dairymen’s convention tM ! from a rolling log in this manner.
i-oiintv,
Oregon,
under
penalty
of
*10
th«> owner or keeper, or either of
In which such action Is brought
the «met. A targe number of copies: fare therefor and securing receipt I Eugene Itecember 8 and 9. On one
them, may reside, and such penalty
within sixty days after such animal Is for thi- first offi-iib'- anil *30 for each will gr> to the land shows nt Boston from the agent. This receipt, when- side are blanks for the address and
A
number of _______
farmers above shall be for the benefit of, and when
ami every aubs«-i|uent offense, to be and Chicago, anil will be handed out |
proved to Im ift large.
signed by ths ae»:retar> of the con-1 a r
___ for the statua, and on th«
place
Dated this 17th day of November, n-covered from tin- owner ol the free to the people who visit the ventjon. entitles the holder to a one- other Is printed the followiag: "Tag Spo-lngfield have bought a fine Bel­ aollected paid into, the common
gian stalliou from the A. C. Rnby school fund of the county in wh’ea
stock In civil action in th» naum of shows. A larg«' number of the book­
19|o.
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t il. of Ori iton In-fore a justice of lets will be kept at the Commercial third fare returning to point of start­ yourself with this date—December 8 company of Portland, and will use such action is brought within ¿ixty
(Seal ]
E. U. LEE,
in such
l h«- peace ■ .......
...... precinct In which club and the people of Eugene are1 ing. Conductor»' reoeipta for cash and December 9. For the biggest the animal for breeding purposes to days after such animal is proved to
County Clerk for Lane Comity.
fare are not accepted. Tickets may
6<< qi-h owner or k«'ei>«‘r , or either of urged to hand in the addresses of I be purchased November 80. anti arel and best dairyman's state convention better their grade of horses. Thos.' be at large.
Oregon.
In Eugene. December 8 and 9. tat Van Tyne, a representative of the ■
Dat«»d this 17th day of November,
them, irui»
may reside,
• • ------ < and ■ urh penalty prospective homeseekers In the east,'
George do it—the chores at home— Ruby Company is here, and has de­ 1910.
when and n book will be mailed to each ad-1 good returniug imtil Deoetuber 6.
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— benefit of, ami
I ho three beat thieves caught at shall be . for th«-
Report at once on arrival In Eu- and conie prepared to have a good livered the animal to the new own­
I Into, th" common
E. U. LBB,
Harrisburg a few days ngo with n colliMt'd I’"1*1 - ■' « county In which dress sent In. The promotion de-1 goen at the association building. De­ time
Splendid
addreeses.
souvealrs.
ers.
The
stallion
weighs
2.000
County Clerk for Lane County, Or.
I hi-
b"«if and aoine provisions which they school fund of i brought
within sixty partment would appreciate it if a posit your credentials nud railroad hospitable entertainment, demonstra­ pounds is a mahogany bay and was:
had lolen from the Booth-Kelly com­ such action Is h siiimal is provu«! to i two-cent stamp la enclosed to pay thv rect-lpt and receive your assignmt'nt tions and exhibits, prises nnd a tuber­ ordered from Belgium in August of
The Woodmen of the World held
pany- nt Coburg, wore today charged days after and
postage.
to place of entertainment. The Boy culin test by State Veterinarian Lytle this year. The farmers who made their annual election of officers last
at larg«-.
. w,
. __
with larceny In a house. It being de- Im in,i.-I
Scouts
of
the
Eugen«'
association
wlU
tinder
whose
direction
an
antnaal
will
the purchase are: August Vitus, Dan night, resulting in the selection of
ibis I 7th day of Novemb<’r,
Mis* Rose McGrnth arrived in the . act
1 l'b-<| not to prefer a charge of burg IPI(>
iivv as guitivR
%<» mitt
guides to
illrei t delegates to be slaughtered. Creamery men and T. Spores, G. W. Spores. L. H. Har­ the following: George E. Wood. C.
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city thin afternoon and wil pay an th(, Il(,n,PS> hotel», etc
•ary against them. The cm « w against
buttermakers meet In Eugene Dec­ ris. D. A. Conley, C. G. Coe, W C. C.; W S. Moon. advisor; W. M.
E. U. LEE.
’hhnra
.
a —-
official wlalt
visit t«»
to the Unvil
Royal Nnit
Neighbors
Horner Williams and Harry Roberts
A registration
85 eeats will be ember 7. Eugene Commsrstal Club Brunson, and F. B Vaughn. The^ Green, banker: R. McMurphey clerk;
Countv Clerk for Lam- County. Or. tonight In the capacity of supreme
»ore dismissed, but Harry Conroy
charged each delegate, including the D C. Freeman, manager
price paid for the animal was *3300. A. K McPhersoin, escort; O. G Mc­
deputy.
•as hold.
Ho waived examination
convention badge, souvenir program
The Lincoln Patron Teacher asso-
Quire, watchman : George E. Millen,
anil was bound over to appear In the clatlon met at the Lincoln school
and ticket to the banquet. The badge
Turkeys are bringing 20 eeats a
E E Quimby this morning began sea try, and w. C. Yoran, inside
Robcrt White paid *2 into the city will be necessary for admission to the pound, wholesale, and a few cents
clrcnit court for trial. Williams and this afternoon with a good attend­
the work of erecting the addition to guard.
treasury today for riding his wheel Sunday morning service.
Roberta were placed imder bonds ance
higher retail. Can yon afford one his garage building on West Fifth
A very interesting program on the sidewalks after dark
Ha
of 1100 to appear ns witnesses They was carried out. Th«- Pattenion ««-
All session» of the convention will for Thanksgiving? A good et»«wi bird wtr»«4. which will be occupied by
W. B. Clarke, of Portland,la In
was the only Me cangkt by the police be held in the First Presbyterian at that rats will cost about $4.
•»re unable lo furnish th«» bonds
a vehicle and harness store.
Bugen*.
»Delation
met
yostorday.
last
night.
•nd were locked up with Cosroy
ONCE MORE
HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
EUGENE HIGH WINS
FROM COTTAGE GROVE