dix
TWICE X WEEK GUARD, MONTHURSDAY. JAN
I
12. 1911
lion of »lint similar undertakings .un ceiiMUs or enumeration."
For years the laboring classes cuuld bis«" N«'v«riil <>f the New
I'biH amendment, before becoming
have cost other st.ite. The «■ « iupi I h -
have been knocking at tile dors of ! land
State* absolutely
w
the.-.« legislative halls begging foi me.>ns of reachluk the r.illroii is or slon Is n «» »««iking under a vet) ■ ff>-« tin, must be ratified by at least
|,i.« Ina ami but I » allh'ndniunls thro« fourths of the states. A num
relief from certain unjust rules of i marketitii; with ttii'ir producl <«x-
sary. t hem«. ho»ev««r. »Ill her of the glutes have already appruv-
law In personal injury cases. but ■««pt by a two or thr«'«* day’s II nd are m
without success.
Two years ago somi'tlnii's a we«'k’a. Journey over i',. 1 ui.mu'.'.i io you for your approv « «1 the measure, while a few have re
in a
thew came with an eniploverr' llabll- almost Impassible wagon roads
We al tnrough n ««asiiri'H which ar«« he l< < ted It. It I h io be hoped, however,
Itj ion and stood ieadj to make any may slug the Slate’s praises to the lug prepared by th«« commission. Its itli.it Oregon will go on r«'<-oril ns lie
reasonable compromise but as the sky and spend a fortune In advertis further needs nre fully set out In Ils mg in mvor of this moat meritorious
opposition had come to annimiate ing our reeourcea to attract home annual rep« rt and »ill no doubt Im and progressive measure.
Th«« "Oregon Plan"
amt not to construct labor legisla seeker« and settlers but we will hav«« 'called to your at. ntlon by the mem
The eyes of the nation lire focusse«!
tion theli bill was defeated and they but llttl«« success unless we can point bers of the commission.
were driven to the initative and the to some movement towards the con Other Public Service <’««rporatl««lis. on Or gon today. Th<> progressive
Thi re Is a <' nuind front niaay la■« s of this state are being made the
people for relief. The result was struction of good roads over which
the passage of a law which Is more the products of th«« forms may tie quarter* for th« belter regulation of pattern of stat«« after state. Oregou
(Continued front page 3).
1 all qublic servir«« corporations at «I a has t ied out the dli < t primary law,
far-reaching than anything they had hauled to market
volving expenditures which are esti hoped to receive at the hand* of th«*
Resllzlr-’ how gr tlv th«« State movement is nt w on f«ot to pin«««' th<- direct ehwtloll of United State*
eiiators, thi< Inltlntlv««, the referen
This shot' <! rotivjnce was In need of good «loada and that. ' thus«« rot now rubj«. t to etintrol till
mated at $50,000,000 and the state leg-islatur
Salem, Jan. 9.—The Oregon biennial legislative session has
dum and the recall, snd has found
been paid about $25,000, or more any one of that good business If not thr-'iigT our sll| 'hod methods of dvr th«« Juri Itctlon of mine
the*«« meaxur« a good. Other states,
Fpened today, organization of the senate being affected this af- than the cost of conducting the of fair dealing, demands that the imeds road patching thousands of dollars misión. Experli ii'«« h.« fh'ivi
bos'« ridden i ' ik I machine < out l olled
of state engineer for that period. of the laboring classes should nt all of th«« people’ money w «re being Just rates ami tn ttm ut com«
1 srnoon with Ben Selling, of Portland, as president. This makes fice The
have watched thl state strllo" off the
passage of this taw. supple times be given careful consideration. squanderetl annually, a number of through such effective regit
| | elling acting governor of Oregon until Osxvald West. Democrat, mented by recent decisions of our
shackles of political slavery and are
An eight-hour lew was passed at a our public-spirited citizens, through and there Is no excuse for ft
no» driving the old convention sys
has annihilated the old doc-! previous session of the legi.lature, | th« Ir organization, the Oregon Good delaying action In this State.
i| t inaugurated tomorrow. President Selling explained, in his courts,
tem with Its ringmasters. Its graft
S(«>« k Watering.
trine of riparian rights arid water but ns it applies only to the State, I Roads As loelatlon. have thoroughly
¿Lpeech of acceptance, that he considered his selection a mark may now be put to a beneficial use county and municipal employee it I inv< stlgated the whole question of
The constant consolidation ami ami corruption. Intp oblivion
XX'Ithlli th«« past few «lays Gover
U'f disapp.oval cf machine politics in Oregon. It is thought that and need not be left "to flow undi-1 should, as recommended by the road building and I understand will reorganization of our public corpor
minished and uninterrupte«! to the! State I.abo. Commissioner be ex- submit to you for your consideration ations and the lack of prop««r regu nors Osburn, of Michigan; Foss, of
leveral ballots will be necessary to elect the speaker of the sea.”
tended at least t'> contractors and i number of bills which embody th««lr lation service governing stuck issue Mas a< husetts; Marshall, of Indlnlia;
sub-contractoi doing work for the views and r commendations In the should attract th«« ater.tion of the l*lHlst«*«l, of Maine, mid Norris, of
Salmon Industry
ill ouse.
The salmon fishing industry has State, counties or municipalities and 1 matter. Knowing that their recom- members of this ii'glsiatiir«« ami con Montana, have all declared that their
been in the past and should be in the
__ thus be made uniform with the Fed m««ndatlon:< are being prompted sol vine» them that there is great ne«««l states must adopt ttie "Oregon sys-
future one of the greatest industries eral law.
ely by an earnc t desire t * s«««« this of legislation » il. h »III protect th«« tem" for political regeneration.
Oregon's system Is no longer mi
The raJJroad employees of th'> state grldlroned bv the be. t system piilillc from a'l unwurranted I Hlll'b
of the state. Once the streams of the
ARDOJ REFUSED
INDICATIONS OF OIL
J state ran full w ith fish, but inade State, after years of struggle, secur of highways in th«« world and at th«« of watereil stock. It may be that experiment. It has been refine«! In
■4
quate laws have permitted ■ the hand I ed in 1907 the enactment of a law least possible cost to th«« taxpayers. this is a mater lor federal regula the fires of fierce opposition, and has
BANK WRECKER
NEAR COTTAGE GROVE of
I
greed to dip deep into the waters intended to prevent railt >ad com I ask. that the whole question b<* tion but III the al sene«« of any m il >n stood the test »«II. If Imperfect Ions
)
panies from working their men more
tÜTj-Cove nor noweiman Re
Cottage Grove. Jan. 9.—Frank , ui««il the great salmon runs have be-1 than 14 consecutive hours without kindly given the most consideration on th« part of Congres It Is surely «"Xlst, these In tlm«« nuiv b«' reme<lled
gun to disappear. To save this onct
» libili th<» provne«« of the Stat«« io or adjusted But I hold that if chan-
by you.
l.
’
.
mcs,
who
recently
came
to
Cottage
i
fuses to Act in His
take action In the m..tei
great industry from extinction it now rest. The Railroad Comimsslon.
g.'s must com«' th««y should come at
<Iia«gon
City
Canal
1ml
l«oeks
Grove
and
purchased
a
20-acre
tract
I
whose duty to see that all such laws
Chapter 80 of the session lavs of Vii eri ÌM*im*iit «1 < lr«"g«>ii*> lt«-s<iui res the hands of the friends of the law,
Behalf
of land of John Hull, two miles south becomes necessary to call on the) are enforced, made repeated at»
Stat«« officials ar«« dally In receipt and I say now that during my term
of town, discovered signs of oil while ¡state for funds to establish hatcher- tempts to secure convictions for vio 1909 provides for the appropriation
1
I ies for purposes of propagation.
of $300.000 by the State, contingent of requests from persons residing in of office I will zealously guard the
digging
a
drainage
ditch,
both
on
his
s Acting Gover-
There is but one way in which the lations of this statute, but it had upon th«* appropriation of a Ilk«« sum other states and in other countries Integrity of thes«» laws of th«' people,
I t 1
r
st night refused own and adjoining property. He fishing industry can be saved from been so loosely drawn that convic by congress, (or th«« purpose of as asking for information concerning amt will combat with evaerv means III
States
there
are
numerous
oil
blos
:it a perlon to J. Thorburn
;
. extinction, and that is through the tions under it were impossible.
sisting th«« Federal Governm« nt ii: Oregon ami Its r. -our« « s. Owing to my power any attempt to Injure, In
be i pres’dent of the defunct Title soms. and it is his intention to gather 1 adoption of a definite and sensible.
Furthermore, owing to the enact
some of them and send them to Cor policy of regulation and propagation, ment of the Federal 16-hour law. acquiring, by purchase, eon <««1111111 th«« fact that th«- legislature has nev fringe or kubvert them. The people
i t
ite* & Trust company.
tlon. or construction of boat canal er made provision for the publication of Oregon, at different times and In
vallis and Eugene for analysis. He
F 1 • WC.S cnnv.cted in the Oregon came from the oil fields of Pennsyl ¡and as being in line with such a; the State statute is now possible of and locks around th«« falls hi the of pillili, it;, m ill. r it !. 1:1...... :.,« no uncertain tones, hav«' deelar«*d for
In 19;'8 cn a charge pf embez-
policy 1 would suggest:
very limited application. States, in XXTilamette River at Oregon Cltv to comply with these requests, other these laws, ami no melt or hostile In
®n ■ " ’ < r $2 'v1 i 'O of the state vania, and being famliiar with oil in
1. The passage of laws which will the absence of Federal legislation, Congress, at its recent session, met states are advertising their resources, fluence should be permitted to at
■bool funds and was sentenc'd to dications. avers that the is oil in great enable ¡1 fair proportion of the fish ; may made and enfore. even though th«« contlgeney of this statute by 111 and it seems to me that the time has tempt. In any manner, to wrest from
Ine five
fl
yvers in tha Oregou penl- quantities on the properties in the I to reach and use their natural spawn- J they are employees of Interstate car eluding in the River and Harbor b<ll come for Oregon to lake similar ac the people their hard-won victory.
immediate vicinity, as it came to the ing grounds;
riers. But when congress takes ac an appropriation of $300,000 for the tion. The state could print a com
< «im luM In
Jit: the opinion of XX’allace McCa- surface in such quantities that it
2. Liberal appropriations for bat- tion such State laws is nullified in acquisition of a canal ami locks at prehensive booklet at very little cost
In conci union. genii. m< I
I l*e-
*an*. who presented the petition for could be thrown out with a shovel. i cbery purposes:
sofar as it applies to interstate com ’he place named.
as th«» mat««rial vouid b«* obtained speak for myself that «'t.nr'«
« con-
.fitril n, Rors h-.s little chance to
3. Take the office of master fish | merce, and is restricted to carriers
Section 3 of th«« State law provid ■« from the railroad companies ami com sideration at the hnuds i f th'* «11»-
Sold s?r Inj h's sentence unless ex-. JUDGE GRAHAM IS
"warden out of politics and keep it engaged in strictly State business.
that the Governor, Secretary of mercial organizations, assembled by tlnguished body, whlch it n i each
■ utlve c’emer.cy is extended to him.
out.
Therefore, the 14-hour law of this State, and State Treasurer, acting the Oregon stat«« conservation com of Its members will re ve frw .1 mo.
V «tiled that In h's opinion the writ
The first two propositions speak, State should be so amended that it jointly, in January. 1911. January. mission, ami printed by the stat«« and I trust that unite' • "■>rt will
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
■ e-rn- h d no ¡rent and would be«
for themselves, and to accomplish the will be effective and serve its In- 19 12. and January. 1913, shall pro printer. The state Is thus In a posi mark tills session ns an ep ch I a i the
Ksmisstd by the United States su-
third I would suggest the following: tended purpose. I respectfully rec- vide in the usual manner for raising tion where It can do some effective good fonine and prosperity of the
San
Francisco.
Jan.
8.
—
After
a
■er
I’rovide for the appointment of a.ommend that the legislature provide the $300.000 appropriated by the advertising at very Utile cost and It state, And In this connection I re-
scession which the league
Tt? «.«is? of J. thorburn Rors has two-day
magnates solemnly aver was time board to be known as the Oregon ■ this amendment, and I suggest that act. No specific provision Is made. Is to b«> hoped that the legislature mind you that ns each und every
he m st memorable in wasted, the Pacific Coast leagu?rs to State Board for the Protection of when so doing the Federal law be however, for the pay ment of this »111 s«««« fit to provide the Oregon measure appearing during the session
of the
tt er,
II 9 stat’ of Cregon and since his con- day took the program that had some Fish and Game. »This board to con-! followed as closely as practicable, $300,000 to the Federal Gov >rn- conservation commission with author should receive your careful consid
B?ti- n In 1908 every Influence that
ity to carry on the work.
eration. you should guard against
time ago been announced and named sist of five members, one of whom I and that the amended statute be nient.
R«i -. :h J nnd political pewer could their old officers to hold for the en should be the president of the Ore- made to cover
---------• electric
—*-«- -- as —
well as
It seems to me
XX lih«- shi.«-ry
me usual turmoil of the closing days.
fing to bear his been used in b s be- suing year.
gon State Agricultural College, and I steam roads.
and possible legal
_ _
XX’hlte slavery, a term Hint spells 1 would suggest that
vou should
Hif but without avail.
of the other four no more than two
Justice and fair dealing demand cidcnt to providing free locks at hideous vice an«! inhuman infamy, adopt |i resolution lit the first of the
Under
this
course
Judge
Thomas
c'!m«x ctm? yesterday when
Graham will continue in the pres should be chosen from the same po that whenever an employee of a pub Oregon City, that tbe State’s co- has been for som«« time engaging th«« seston providing that no measure
1 ** * 'unreme effort was made to F.
idential chair, and D. XV. Long will litical party. The members should lic service corporation Is discharged opeiation might be of great assis serious thought and active endeavor should puss from one house to the
ffduc Jrv t a man to grant a par act as secretary.
be men who would be influenced in or voluntarily leaves the service of tance to th«« general Government, of the federal government. It has other during the Inst five days of the
in l««-f r“ h« re'lr s from office,
W. XV. McCredie, of the Portland no manner by politics or self-interest | such corporation that he be given, and that such co-operation might been found that organized gangs of session, which would go far toward
r’y n.« n from Portland, several
and should serve without pay except upon request, a letter seiting forth matrially hasten the time wh n the lecherous parasites hav«« been swarm
H them characters of national prom club; Henry Berry, of Los Angeles, when attending board meetings. The ; the nature and duration of the ser existing bar to free and open river ing in the country, more or less permitting fuller discussion of those
and E l Walter, of Oakland, were se-
Important measures which lire always
ent to plead for ex- .acted as vice presidents in the order board should have power to apoint vice rendered by him, whether he transportation would be ren oved.
openly engaged in their revoltlm- late In reaching final consideration.
v ard tear? were in named.
both the master fish warden and the had voluntarily left the company's
■ludicial System.
business. Young am! innocent girls Ami I would suggekt that this state
XX'al'ee McCamant
Reform in oar judicial system has hav«« been enticed Into 'his country,
That the advisability of selecting state game warden and all necessary service or had been discharged, and
h ■= h.rUT'at end m’hetlc nlea some outsider, some specialist, a3 the deputies and should be required to in case of the latter a statement set- been long overdue. Th«« people, ut often times by tricks and artifice, now has many laws, and that tills leg-
,1 mT :y f r tls . 'n 'lcted client. directors would term such a mail, to advise the legislature as to needed I ting forth the cause which led to the last election, passed an amend and. friendless, have been forced Into Islature would go down In history
more blessed for a few well-consid
,jp’.a--r
— h Simon of Portland
have charge of the Coast league, both legislation and to see that the fish his discharge. Such a law would ment which removes all constitution an existence worse than death. Amer ered and timely enactments than for
e «j] . f » to spent:. He said in in
afford some protectlot against tht al obstacles from the path of better ican girls, lured to the cities by « lev a large amount of Ill-considered and
the capacity of president and sec and game laws were enforced.
«■‘t: "I hive known Mr. Ross in- retary, was discussed, is admitted. It
I hope that this proposal will find | prevailing unjust practice of dls- ment and the wpy is now open for er persuasions and promises of em
for many years and I have is said, however, that no one of the favor with the members of the legis-* charging employee without giving the burial of the many antiquated ployment, have been cast Into th«« vor faulty legislation.
OSWALD WEST.
Ip”ay» found him tn b? a man of
lature and that some action will be them a chance to be heard or in- features of our system and the birth tex of the lost by these Inhuman mon-i
Governor.
JJ •••r «nd Integrity. He may be directors had any name to suggest, taken along these lines.
forming
them
as
to
the
cause
of
this
of
new
ones.
sters,
never
to
reappear
unless
in
tlm
I hn’crlly guU'y of violating a tech- and that the re-election of the men ’
discharge.
police
court
or
the
morgue
Th«-
Any
attempt
at
revision,
however,
State
Game
Warden
* ii statute but I cannot be’ieve he who have been named in the above
There are great quantities of pris should come only after thorough In horror of the situation needs no elab STILL TALKING NESMITH
The report of the state game war
■&s guiTy cf any moral wrong. No came without any objection, and in
on-made goods, manufactured in vestigation and deliberate discussion. oration, for every edition of the pub
deed
w
¡th
the
full
approval
of
the
den
for
the
year
ending
December
1,
- 1"' a ’"'nt cf money and 1 ask
other States, shipped into Oregon I would suggest, therefore, that pro lic press adds fresh chapters to Ils
COUNTY AT GROVE
, I you»
to exLe^i to him representatives of the six cities in the 1910, shows that there were 286 ar every year, which, together with vision be made for the appointment awfulness.
league.
rests
made
for
violations
of
our
fish
■
Ui’one' ntrlon".
Roseburg. Jan.
Congress has enacted stringent leg
9
Determined
and game laws and convictions secur there manufactured by our own con of a commission, to serve without
I|judge Henry McGinn made a bril-
tracted prison labor. Is sold In com pay, whose duty it shall be to pre islation against this evil, ami Is mak that the propose«! county of "N’es-
ed
in
all
but
12
cases.
Nearly
$59,-
j nt and forcible plea for the free- RICH ORE SHIPMENT
000 were collected for licenses and petition with similar articles manu ñare and submit to the next legisla ing «in energetic effort to stamp it mlth," defeated nt the last general
Believing ture a bill which will mak«* an« out. But casos are «'ontinually aria election by a vote of four to one, shall
over $9,000 for fines; all of which factured by free labor.
:ause rf the public clam-
FROM BOHEMIA MINES has been turned into the game pro-1 not only that every tub should stand thorough revision of the whole sys ing hard for th«« f< <l« ral law to grasp become n reality, u committee of Cot
lm. He contend’d that
tection fund. The report also shows on its own bottom, but that every tem. The two years of Investigation —cases local in their nature and tage Grove citizens, headed by Robert
t>cdv been n.ini hed suf-
Cottage Grove, Jan. 9.—Ninety-
reasonable protection rhould be giv and discusion will give every one an clearly within the Jurlsdl. ' Ion of tlm Veatch, passed the day here confer
<cs“d with an earnest nine sacks of ore from the Champion that there is now in the hands of the en free labor, I reconjmend that a opportunity to tfe heard and should courts of this state.
ring with the county court In the
p!°a for exerntth ciem- mine in the Bohemia gold mining state treasurer in this fund a balance! law be pessed requiring all goods enable the commission to give the
IC«B|Ucsts <»f I’l.ini'i'i s
•■op. of securing concessions that the
of $55,107.31, practically all of,
district have been shipped to the which has been contributed by the1 manufactured with prison labor to State the hst judicial system on
Pioneers of tlm state will i««ry formation of the county may b«. per-
sme’ter at Tacoma since the Kelso, sportsmen of the state through the be so labeled.
earth
I am oppsed to all hasty and probably appear before th s 1«
I.i- fe< t. I without opposition during the
Wash., parties bought the Wheeler in payment of license fees and which
Industrial Instil ance.
patch-work l<«gb|i.tlon n. tills, or ture in the Interest of tlm projects coming H' Hslon of the legislature.
terests in the West Coast Mines com sould be spent, as the friends of the
United States Senator Elihu Root any time, and believe that the plan conceived for the perpetuation of his
According to the plan outlined, Mr.
pany property. The first shipment law Intended It should, for the pro of New York in p speech delivered propsed is the only sane method for torical events In the public memory. V< tch requested the county court to
r;.n : pproximately $5000 to 10 sacks, pagation of fish and game. If the before the National Civic Federation ascertaining and making the necces- Som«« years ago the Chatnpocg Memo
.point a committee of five citizens
an J, calculating on the same basis, legislature should decide to spend in November 1909, said:
| sary changes in our present system
rial Association secure«! thr««- acres to meet with a Ilk«« committee from
this shipment will show a value of any part of it for trout hatcheries, I
Education.
"It seems to me that our present
of ground at t'h .mpoeg ami er««ct««a Um- tie and one from Cottage Grove,
$49,500. The success with which the believe the matter should be given system of dealing with those Injur
Oregon, more than any other .hereon a monument commemorative at -i sort of get-together meeting to
"a
u
nanagament is meeting is stimu- over to the master fish warden, for ies that come to the emoloyees in State, demands an Intelligent and of tlm conevntlon of May 2, 1843, nt be held nt th«, latter city soon.
1M
’•”.:ng Interest in the camp, and there such work properly belongs to his de our great industrial life is loolish,; educat« d citizenship. The voters of which It was determine! that Or« ■ on
According to County Judge Wona-
unusual activity for this season partment. Here the work of propa-! ous. It is discreditable to have a this State, by r«-.' on cf our advanc should b<« American il l net Engll 'i cott th«« plan will be Ignored as far
tt
of the year.
’
d
I-v
...
are
r«
,u'ar!
<•
■
il-
’
d
upon
territory. A movement Im - now In i n as Douglas county Is com . rued, Inas-
gation could be carried on in connec-' the fact that in all industries there
irlon
of 12 ¡0 i" i. iiicb ns the proposed div. Ion Is very
tion with that of other fish hatcher-! ate accidents, and that every crush t> nxeref '« ill" 'unit'on cf legislators started for tlm pm h
Mr.
-<-' ■ 1
th.
„p .«
«.u, 3- additional ami the <«instruction of a -tr. nuously oppos.-d by tn ■ <ltlz<-ns of
1
les and such an arrangement, by sav ed foot, every broken arm. every i.;.d to
SOCIALISTS
OBJECT
Unit-
i
pavilion for housing the historical this county.
ing the state two separate systems of ruined life, is expended in the busi tlons of grave publk moment.
it ex-
I
It follows, therefore, that Oregon celebration which is held there an
would be greatly in the i ness, is a part of tbe cost of doing 1
TO ROSEBURG ARMORY hatcheries,
d for
the business. All accident«, all in-! -honld 11 ak>‘ liberal provisions for nually.
interest of economy.
n ex-
The Oregon Historical Society <1. ■
I know from personal knowledge! juries, are subject to the law of aver-I its educational system, h would la-
Roseburg, Jan. 9.—Declaring that
n the
age. The cost cf support which is better and wiser by far to show
l> i> utru nt of th«« Interior,>IT. S.
they are strenuously opposed to the and experience that our Chinese! made necessary by the injuries suf scanty consideration for other de sires to erut a modest monument
above, ami a fem-e around, the sadly- land Offlr««, Roseburg, Or««gon, No
are becoming less plenti
he i h wer” - to « r.t to erection of the propesed armory in pheasants
partments or institutions of the neglected grave of peter Ski'rn- Og vember 25. 1910.
fered
in
a
business
is
just
as
much
ful
each
year
and
unless
they
are
giv-j
n wer : Jneeph . imon, Roseburg, the members of the local
1
a part of the cost of the business as State, in older to provid«* needed den.
This note«! pioneer was the
N" lice Is lo ri'by given that XValter
ary, ' . B. S'«' ey, Dr. XX'm. Socialist party and of the several en further protection it will only be the tools that are worn out or the funds for the States schools and chief factor for the Hudson Bay com
C
a
question
of
time
until
they
will
be
E. Slaff'Td, of Eugene, Oregon, who.
Roseburg
trade
unions
are
circulating
>, J. C. Staurt, A. A. I Inds-
colleges,
than
to
scrimp
the
funds
materiol
that
is
consumed.
It
ought
pany
nt
Fort
Vancouver
In
exterminated. I therefore recom
1X47,
1 XVerl’n. XX'ali tee McCa- petitions throughout the county, in' mend that a law be passed making it to be paid for by the business as a for the schools to aid other Institu ami after th«« XS'hitman massacre of on th«« 9th day of !)ecemb««r, 1909,
v :!’n i Donald McKay, which they protest against the possi- unlawful to kill these birds for at part o»' the that cost and not left to tions or department«. I believe in that year, ransomed 53 women and made Timber and Stone application
No. 05705. for XVNXVX4, «ectlon
s. ■•. I l am G-]'lman. Chnp- b'e action of the county court in
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least three years. I also recommend the charity of the nation at large. economy of government but not in captured ehildr««n by the 2 Indians.
Gilbert. Judge Henry levying a special tax for armory pur that further protection be given to It ought to he paid for so that the economy of education, and I trust None of this money was ever repaid, 18, township 17 S . Ilang>> 2 XV. XV.,
Meridian, has filed nolle«« of Inten
. C Bench. I . B. r arke, poses during their present term.
who has spent his life and his that in passing upon the needs of j and the historical society desires to tion to mak«« fln il timber sn«l stone
The Socialists declare that they are ducks and, with the hope of putting amn
J'!:n I'ftpn «r. J-.hn T.
an end to the most unsportsmanlike strength as a necessary part of doing 'he State's educational system this pay tardy tribute to the memory «if proof, to establish clnbn to th « land
Ros?. Har's n Al’en, Ad- , opposed to military affairs tn any and unpardonable practice, I also rec the business will feel that h? Is be legislature will show no disposition the patriotic and humaim pioneer.
-I. ■... dest-rlbod. before Ui-glst T nnd
’
M. H. McMrhon and form, and contend that the country; ommend that our laws be amended ing paid In a way that preserves his to refuse any of the schools or col
There yet remain a few aged vet Be' -Ivor, Un!t««d States land Office,
can well afford to dispense with the
ahon.
leges such support as their necessi-j
standing army and navy, which, they so as to permit, without the state manhood Instead of being thrown ties an«l healthv development may erans of the Indian outbreak of 1855, at Ro < burg. Oregon, on th«« 1 3t1i «lay
upon charity in a way that destroys
j whose claims have never been paid by of February, 1911,
claim, incurs a needless expense. They having to prove guilty knowledge, It."
r« quire.
j th«' state. These nmn volunt««ercd
■OTHER RURAL
Claimant names as wlt'iess« s:
. a'.EO allege that the erection of an ar- the arrest and conviction of the own
I npald ('laiiiis of N'ormnl Schools. their services, furnishing their own
There is in operation In some of
er
or
person
having
control
or
charge
Frank Stafford, «if F’>rlngfleld,
mory
In
Roseburg
would
result
in
no'
PHONE USER MAKES
XX
hen
the
normal
schools
wer««
the
European
countries
a
system
if
horses,
arm
«
nml
equipment.
The
Oregon: J. E. Yarnell, of Eu
particular benefit other than to train of any dog or dogs found running industrial which Is producing excel abolished at. the last session of the! legislature of ixr.c agreed lo allow
COMPLAINT OF SERVICE the young in the handling of weapons ’oor: nnd that the killing of elk be lent results. Through the co-opera leg'slature no provision was mad«'!
gen««, Cr««g< n; Jena Seavey, of
these men $2 per day for their ser
made punishable by imprisonment
Î
Eugen«, Oregon, and Edd Han-
of war.
for
the
payment
of
the
salaries
of:
tion
of
the
employer,
employe
and
vices, and to reimburse th.«in for
« ; Editor Guard:—I noticed In The
of fine.
S'm, of Fugen««. Or« gon.
The
petition
will
probably
be
sub
the
teachers
for
the
balance
of
th"
the
state
-
each
bearing
a
portion
*1 lily Guard of January 3 a commu- mitted to the consideration of the Prohibit Hunting On State Farms.
; horns rtlleil or in nV,. I in service.
BENJAMIN F JONES.
'cation from XV. B. Smitn, in regard court some time this week, when it is
The State owns adjoining its in of the burden, which, of course, is term for which they had been em- Legislntur«' after legislatnr«« failed to
111,1 '
ter
nlo.ved.
Some
«if
them
received
lit
pay these just debt , tinti only in re
' telephone charges, and wish to expected that the court will be ap stitutions several thousand acres of passed on to the ultimate consum« r
notice
i
<
r
in
blk
a
i
io
\.
tle
or
no
pay
from
January
1.
19'19,
cent years have 1 majority of the
.y that line No. 37 offers a positive proached by those persons who favor land which would afford fin«« breed —-provision Is made In advance for
¿•otest against buying phones and the special tax levy.
ing grounds for upland birds if they the injured, This question has be«n to th«* end of the school term In June, claims been m« l. There nre still a
Department of the Interior, IT. H.
tying $5 switch charges. As for the
»■ere given prtectfon. and I would taken up in this country by the Na- anil what little th««y «lid receive was . few claims unpaid, and these consti-
J hk I Office nt Hofloburg. Oregon,
. I proposition, it would not be so
suggest that it be made unlawful to tional Civic Federatlon and has re- derived largely from private dona ¡ tute a «lebt t>f honor owed by the November
23. | 9 | q
When these matters are
id If we could have any assurance
take, kill, or have in possession any suited In th«« organization of a spec tions. The legislature, therefore, 1 state.
Notice Is hereby given that Abra-
" getting good service, but at the
game bird on lands surrounding the ial department on "Compensation for should not fail to provide for the ; brought to x<>ur attention I bespeak
Real Estate Transfers ! several States Institutions in this Industrial Accidents and Their Pre payment of any and all unpaid sal i for them your thoughtful considera i.un II Smock, of Eugene, Oregon,
•esent time it has been about two
who, on November 3, 1909, made
vention.” This department Is com aries that may be Justly due from tion.
eeks since we could get central. If
State.
posed of a large number of employ the State.
an<* Ptone Application,
No.
Income Tax
its were the first time I would not
luilxir
ItalMroiul Commission.
f,,r BK ’-4 SW >-<■ Section
ers, representative labor men, at-,
Congress, some years ago, with a
ty a word, but we have had the
U S. to Claud E. Yates 156 acres
No nation can be considered pros-j mists
The four year:.' work of the Rail view of bringing about a more equit- IS. Powtishlp IX S, Runge 5 XV.. XVtl-
and State officials, who are
»me trouble a number of times, and In sec. 32-17-9 XV; Pat.
perous unless her working classes working together in an earnest en road Commission speaks for itself.
ainette meridian, hns filed notice of
ir as long as three and four weeks
U S. to I.avelle C. Howes SE Xà of are prosperous. The prosperity of deavor to solve the problem of how Since th«« creation of th«« commission able distribution of the burdens of n option to make final proof, to es
passed an Income tax law,
% a time. It Is not this line alone, J Sec 20-20-2 XV; Pat.
a nation is not measured by Rs to lessen the hardships from the haz the public has been a markerL im taxation,
tablish claim to the land above des-
it it Is a general complaint. Then,
U. S. to George Nicolle SX4 of SE I brownstone fronts and midnight ards of Industry and furnish relief provement In the road bed, equip but the supreme court of the United crlhed, before the Register and Re-
States held It to be unconstitutional
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hat Is the use of paying $5, $3 or; X4 of sec 3-18-10 XV; Pat.
lunches of the upper crust, but by to the Injured. A movement oj this ment, station facilities anil train
^••iver. U. 8. Land Office, at Rose
Sy other a aount for something we
U. S. to Mvrtle Nicolle 157 acres In the small cottages and dinnerpalls character should be given every en service of our railroads and Is re Congress has now passed an amend burg, Oregon, on the 13th dny of
ment
to
our
constitution,
which,
by
pn’t get? Why would It not be far( seç. 6-18-9 XV: Pat.
of the laboring men. It must follow, couragement and I assure Its friends ceiving the benefit of an annual cav
removing all constitutional obstruc February, 1911.
ptter to just get another company
J. J. XVilkinson to Indian Creek therefore, that all legislation which
Claimant names as witnesses;
< run their line into Eugene, as it Is .Sporting Club, tract In sec. 36-16-10 brings prosperity, or gives protec that they will find me ever ready to ing of several hundred thousand dol tions, will permit the passage of such
lend a hand in bringing about some lars through rate'reductions. Th • a law, and It Is being submitted to the
James O. Thomas, of Eugene,
• general complaint In the county. XV; $1.00.
tion, to the working classes adds to Just solution to this most important great task of ascertaining the orig
Oregon: Hal. E. Wood, of Eu
several states for' approval or rejec
id city as to service and charges,
Clarence A. Sluss to Bernice M. the prosperity of the State, Yet leg problem.
inal cost and cost of reproduction of tion. The proposed amendment la as
gene, Oregon; Peter Haven, of
low let us hear from other lines and j Warbinton 19.16 acres in D. L. C. islation favorable to the
working
all of the railroads In the State Is follows:
Good Roads.
Eugene, Oregon,
and John
<e is we cannot get together and do 77, tp. 18-2 W: $’*«00.
classes has seldom come as a volun-
Oregon will never come into her’
How«., of Eugen«*. Oregon.
finished and the information;
iciness.
"Article XVI. Congress shall have
B. B. Scott to grace M. Shaub lot tary gift from a legislature, but only own In the way of development until about
thus obtained will be of inestimable the power to levy ad collect taxes on
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
JOHN R. MARSH.
10 in blk. 12 of Creswell $100.
after repeated demands and the
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most she takes steps to Improve her high value both for taxation and rate
thti-wkly
Register.
Phone Farmers 377.
untiring efforts on the part of organ ways. There are sections of our making purposes. This undertaking Incomes, from whatever source deriv
ed,
without
apportionment
among
the
■V /
Manerud has left for Rogers,
■fl. .
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