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THE TWICE-A WEEK GUARD MONDAY. JAN. 16. 1911
JUDGE LINDSEY LECTURES SOUTHERN PACIFIC
THE BAD BOY
SURVEY
■ RE
NO PROTEST OF BALLOON
u vv
HAVESOMEMONEY
STAR CHAMBER
METHODS AT SA
Newspapermen Are Exclud
Aeronauti'11 r«■ teratlon in«‘t today,
From House During
ttttd «lecideil It h.nl no authority to
consider the protest against the
Election
award of the international balloon
trophy to the Americans. Allan R.
Siib'ttt. Jim. 9. Speaker Rusk mid
Hawley anil Augustus Post, on the the members of the houM vstiiltlish-
grottmi that the protest, ns made.was ' (.J a precedent today shell all
The crew
sur«
Irregular. Th«> f«*deration declare«! I papermen wer«> excluded from a cau-
yors und
who
a large crowd at the
the protest shoul«i have b«'«'tt lo«lge«l ' cub . ordetaal by the house for the
h
?
been
past
last
Presbyterian
bhurch
hat the
n Power Company
first with the sporting commission of ' purpose of selecting its ».ihordinate
Freliiiilttury ttteps '
sev
ral
day
ve
y
night
to
listen
to
Judge
Lindsey,
the
Annual Meeting of Association the American Aero Club.
nds to be
ork on its proposed
the
city coiiiicll liiHt
I
officers.
from
Eugene
to
Elmira,
are
now
en-
rt.rlc plant at Martin's Rapids, on "kids' Judge” at Denver, in his lec-
The fedenitfon voted today to send
meeting
toward it mm
Th«>
inauguration
of
star-cham-
camped
at
the
latter
place,
having
• y.' :
1 Mi I- i-uz ■ rivi i < aie time in the ture on "The Boy and How to Handle
Held This Afternoon and
the matter of Graham White's pro­ j her proceedings within five minutes : lighting system, iim I ii
left this city this morning in a pri­
r ■«■■■■
fu'ur • — is ■■■■■■■
evidenced by the fact Him. or The Misfortunes of Mickey." vate
test
against
Molssant,
In
the
statue
i after Rusk was elected speaker euluo I from the city'» own i
conveyance for there. Their
Judge Lindsey's face is familiar in
_j and Lumber
of Liberty flight race, buck to the as a surprise, lh'retofor«' members of Wultetvllle. lifter It
Officers Elected
pany, of Portland, has been asked feature from photographs in newspa­ camping outfit, which hrs been at
Aero
Club
of
America
for
fltnlings
111
the press Invariably have been per­ The nuttier wits lirottgl
the freight depot for two or three
iubm't a bld to furnish different pers and magazines, but the camera days,
At the anuual meeting of the compliance with article 29 of th«> mitted to attend every caucus of both i cllmitn Newt w ho mov*
was taken out yesterday.
of
the
could
not
show
the
play
the
construction
of
the
:erlal8 in
statutes of the federation. The fed­ houses, Including the more Important I and water commute« i> lie <11
It is learned thht the surveyors are Lane County Fair association In the eration
jnt, such as door», windows, ce- whimsical eyes and mouth, uor the practically
adopted a resolution that the ^conferences at which candidates for to uxcvrtiiiti
the probable
|
following the route of the county court room this afternoon.
to
gay,
quick
changes
from
grave
•• tit. glass and others handled by
survey made by tho Lane County As- officer« were elected, the mwociatlon conditions under which the prize was presiding officers have been selected. of such a systom, and th'
front
lively
to
severe.
His
voice
is
not in conformity
St compan r. A traveling salesman
It Is
R«>pre»entatlve Derby
D<-mocrat t ion wiim carried
set company for the proposed electric divorced from the southern Oregon contested for wer«>
| the com pinv, in Eugene today, high pitched and penetrating.
| —-presided ns chairman of the cau­ able (lint all ulnendmet
line between Eugene and Elmira, be­ association and a number of minor with article 29.
The
speaker
began
by
citing
the
i I a copy of the proposals of the
The protest on behalf of Claude cus, which consumed more than mt ■ r i an be i>re|>.tr« d an
The fair of last
ginning at the end of West Fifth matters attended t
3 npany, in which the information is size of the assembly as an indication street and going due westward for year w s show n to be a decided suc­ Graham E. White was made bv the hour. It resulted lit the choice of the tloti »ubniltte«! to the
of
the
interest
taken
by
its
members
Ê cn out that the power plant proper
miles. Tho Asset company, cess by the fact that there is in the Royal Aero club of Great Britain, following candidates, who were later coming election in \
I to cost 8850,000, and 8150.000 is in the children of the nation for several
however, controls the only good pass treasury some $350 which will be and was founded on the action of the elected to their respectlce positions will have to be voted
the
problem
of
the
child
today
is
the
¡r be expense 1 for other purposes at
provemeut.
over the lew range of hills six miles held OVM ' • sta-t the next ■ear s Aero club of America changing the
the hous< .
I > same sl'e. making the total ex- problem of the mau and woman of out and the Harriman people will wotk with. This finrnclal showing condition rules th«1 day before the by Chief
tn
nu
At the opening of
clerk. W. F Dra«er, of Mar­
ten years hence. It showed, also,
race,
which
permitted
John
It
Mols-
irtiture $"00.000.
is
not
as
good
as
it
might
ba,
how
­
lon; journal clerk. Gordon C Moores. Garrett of th«» fire nt
have to make a wide detour to tho
■ The Oregon Power company is now that the nation was awakening to its north if they build to Elmira, as the ever, considering the fact that there sant, the declared winner, to enter. i>f Multnomah; calendar clerk, Rob­ mltlee report«»«! that <•
v tailing many thousand dollars duty to the child. Hitherto the na­ local company owns thirty acres of was $400 on hand at the beginning
ert Nelson, of Linn, reudlng clerk, filter machinery p.r d Otnnha ‘ ini-
rth of machinery at the electric tion assumed to deal with the child la.id at the Christcner pass, this land of the year, but counter attractions
Dudley Clarke, of Multnomah; mail­ day and would be her«' In n few «lav»
3 nt nt Springfield, expecting to violator of the law. But to save the completely covering access to the and bad weather this year influenc­ TAFT INDIGNANT OVER
ing clerk, W. F. McAdams, of I’olk; The nettling tttnka are in place mid
'? re th tn doub’e its present capacity child appeal must be made to the pass.
ed. and all considered, the bowing
l>. C, Ely. of Mor­ nil work that Is possible to do 1»
REMARKS OF SIMS sergeant-at-arnis,
¡£ t his plant will be used as .an aux- home, the school, the church.
made was exceedingly good and also
row; chief doorkeeper, J. F. Binger, finished until the machinery arrive».
Beginning
<»f
Work
for
Boys
trv to the b g plint on the McKen-
showed efficient management.
He reported that the contmltt««* ha*
Washington. Jan. 10.— President of Multnomah.
Judge Lindsey's experience with
when the latter is completed.
it was decided to follow the move
Drager and Moores were elected on hnnd petitions for 45 arc lights
Taft
decided
today
that
Commander
the
child
lawbreaker
began
10
years'
M. D. Sper.cer manager of the lo-
Roseburg and break connections
♦ Real Estate Transfers * of
without opposition. Nelson wns op­ In various purls of th«* < lty. 11« r«‘
L- I plants of the company, is now on ago, when the district attorney ap-:^
with the Second Southern Oregon W. S. Sims, the United Stat«>s naval posed by H. T McCtallen. ex sheriff ported that fire hydrant» and dead
officer,
who
at
a
recent
dinner
in
plied
while
a
case
was
being
tried
!
>. I way to Chicago, and it is believed
District Agricultural society, in the
Walter A. Woodard to Minnt» effort to reorganize this district en­ London, given by the mayor of that of Douglas county. C .«rke defeated end* In the water main* are being
" >t while he is there In conference before him for a 5-minute Interval ’|
George C. L. Snyder, of Mnrlon. and flushed weekly.
to
dispose
of
a
case
of
burglary.
No
Price,
acres
in
Sec.
33-20-3
w.
ih the head officials of the corpora
tirely. There are still left in this city, declared that if Great Britain made, not so much from the stand­
The propowltlon of opening the
■n arrangements will be made for burglar was in sight, but three ur-; 8200.
association Curry and Coos counties. ever were seriously threatened she point of efficiency aH from the fact alley between olive anti Willamette
D. R. Hill to William R. Sumer«,
fe beginning of work on this gigan- chins ragged and torn, grimy and,
An amendment was carried that could depend on "every man. every that it wa» » repudiation of machine streets from We»t Twelfth to Went
miserable, seated, side by side, in the> blk 117 in townsite of Junction City,, the board of directors be increased dollar and every drop of blood" In
- ' undertaking.
methods tn politics.
Fourteenth wan disapproved by the
jury box, stood up when their names! 8500.
to number 35 members, and the fol­ this country, should be publicly repri­
E. H. Flagg, of Columbia, was council.
were called. Robbery from a box car
Ella Johnaon and H V. Joknaoa. lowing members were ch >sen for the manded.
<*ity Book Ezprrliag.
ORTY-FIVE MILLIONS
"His offense has be«‘n so conspic­ elected chief clerk without opposi­
T. J. Dorsay, S 1-2 of lot 4 and N 18 year: C. J. Hurd. F. M Wilkins. M.
was the charge.
The finance «•omnilttec reported
“Tell us about it, Mickey,” said feet of lot & in blk 58 of Junstlaa Svarverud, J. Beebe, H. F. Hollen­ uous," the president said, In a let­ tion. but John P. Hunt, of Marlon,
nominated by Patton, failed to be that it recommends th«> «'tnployment
ADDED TO PENSIONS the judge. "What about this hur­ City. 81.009.
beck, Amos Wilkins, Geo. Widmer ter to Secretary of the Navy Meyer,
Iaabella Sharman to W. C. Rhar- J. E. Martin, Geo. D. O’Connor Y. directing the reprimand, "that ths reelected to the offh*v of assistant <>f Frank Smith. formerly of the
glary?”
Washington. Jan. 10.—The ♦
— J.
- A. G iffin, C.
- S.
- Wil- action of the department In reprov­ chief clerk »o easily. Malarkey nom­ Seventh and Willamette str«*«'ts W<>-
"I ain't no burglar, judge,"
man. $58 aeree in tp. 15-11, W. 81- D. Hensill.
inated C. J. Mahoney, of Multno­ men'» toggery shop, ns u ■uttablo
house passed the Sulloway ♦ Mickey. “We thought there was some
I*vl Jonea to C. H. Pearce, W 1-8 ! liams. C. M. Young, R. Rae. W. B ing It should be equally so."
general pension bill today, ♦ watermelons in the car, and when we of S 1-1 of lot Sin Waahburne'a a«« Dillard. A. Needham and F. A. Ran­
The president says that whenever mah, as an oppouent to Hunt, and person to expert the city'» book»
at first it apeared that Mahoney H“ and an aaalHtnnt are to receive
which grants pensions rang­ ♦ got in we found no watermelons, to Springfield. 8150.
kin. The following is the list of an officer of the American navy is
.„» Rp'endl«!
ing from $12 to $36 a mopth
judge, but there-was some boxes that)
H M Elliott to Charles H. Jef­ officers as elected : Jcck Rodman. called on in a foreign country to wo Id be the successful contestant, | 86 a day. Mr Smith ha»
from the outside coun- r<*commendatlonM nnd h< waa n nettl-
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to old scldiers who served 90
had bottles In them, so we got one- fery, part of lot 6 in blk. 2 of Shel­ president; J. Beebe, vlce-presiden ; speak in public, so that what he says but members
ties rallieii and Hunt obtained the b
of the nilditltlg <'<>niniltt«'i that
days in the United States ar­ ♦ out and drank it.”
ton add to Eugene. $850.
W. B. Jones,
‘
secretaty, and P. E. will necessarily b<- brought to the at­
►»«•«I
just
f
«■xpcrtlng
th«»
my in the civil war. or 160 ♦
tention of the people of other coun­ election by 16 votes to 14 for his op- II
“California fig syrup,” said the!
F. \\ hisman to James A. Neelv. Snodgrass, treasurer.
potictit. Frank .»totter was re-elected
d> - s >n the Mexican war. and ♦ judge "the box contained, and three 35 12 acres in Sec. 29-17-6 w, $1,-
The board of directors will inert tries, it is his obvloii
without opposition,
as reading clerk
<
v. ho have reach
the age of ♦ bottles of it the little rascal drank, 000.
*««« « r*.
Saturday afternoon, February 28th, injurious < •ompurls' ■
whs Roy y Rltner Calendar Clerk,
62 ye-rs.
The bill adds ♦ not heeding the directions on the la­
< *i t y Kn.:I
J. Clem to A. G. Bogart, lot 3 in and choose the executive committee, his speech and exprv-
W. W. Hll'c s was opposed by Henry
c
abou' $4.">,000.000 a year to ♦ bel.”
J blk 6 of Ellsworth’s add to Eugene, which in turn will arrange for next ship for th e country
Wortman, <> M
the pension roil.
is. and to language
' So when Mickey pleaded for mercy 810.
year s affair.
Fntr-
of sergeant-
♦ ! on the ground that they had suffered
t
cate no lack of frieti
Alt^ Wagers and James
Wag-
und h
iould
f
Glen
6.
Hol
er countries. Conn
enough, the judge admitted the force ers to J. Sir? Greene, 100.
acr«u> CAPITOL GRAFTERS
clpal cont«s
not escape censur
of the plea and let them off for that in tp. 18-3 W. $10.
<i
the i unsttect
lut
I
holds, on the grot:
Idaho Frazer Campbell
time.
to
th
L'V
Neu
RETURN
BIG
LOOT
Harvc
ession
said was merely the
So, said the speaker, the boys were Lane County Asset compa
and
W
the c
Yamhill,
public oplnicn. U
the wrong, but was not the state acres in sec. 30-1 8-8 W; $1
OPENS AND DEPOSITORS in
Harrisburg, Pa., Jan. 10.— ♦ stances he must spi
Marion, Martin
h an (.
in the wrong also? Was it not want­
State Land Board to Beniah R. ♦
>r. J
♦
Restitution
to
the
amount
of
♦
C.
opposed D.
i
should
representative, and
ing in its duty to the boys?
Job SW>4 of sec. 14-21-3 W 160
d t hr
81,300,000
was
made
today
♦
♦
BR'NG IN SMALL SUMS The judges sympathy won Mick­ acres: $1400.
arms, and il Singe
known that the »or
a » or
(,
♦
at once call for severe comment In doorkeeper
ey’s trust, and he opened his heart to
Beniah R. Job to Addie E. Job, ♦ by the men who were indict­
OV. d
K errr'h F»i'«. Or.. Jan. 13.—The his friend. Therein loyalty to the SW\ of sec. 14-21-3 W; $1.00.
♦ ed in connection with the ♦ other countries than Great Britain, Lane.
the
♦
♦
vines bank oneced yeste’day. Sev- gang was the only loyalty he knew.
state
capitol
frauds,
and
oth
­
and
might
involve
this
government
in
W. B. Cooper to John D. Coffman
In
tlu-
Senate
d'•>> «'.’•' were received by mail, Truth and honesty to his mates were tract in sec. 4-21-3 W $42 5.
♦ ers implicated in the scandal. ♦ explanation and disclaimer.
After his election to the presidency
with ♦
pt th*y e nnat be accepted, as all the only commandments to bind him.
_____ w___
W. B. Cooper to Benjamin H. ♦ This is in settlement state
Selltsg
was escorted to tho ■ hair by
♦
pnosits n’i'S’ be msde in person. To steal, to lie, outside the gang,)
tract in sec. 4-21-3 W; ♦ representatives of the
Hoskins and Chief Justice Moore ad­
*' jersors n.n- der, <t $100 a month, were not forbidden by his special Coffman
♦ of cases in which the com- ♦ BLOODY SALOON ROBBERY
860.
ministered the oath of office to him
!
■ nd not less than $1. Depositor must conscience. The tlms came when
monwealth alleged it was ♦
OCCURS NEAR TACOMA as
Claud D. Van Valin to B. I. Land ♦ defrauded
acting governor. Selling delivered
Ktrvv't Festoon«,
♦
é over 10 yenrs of age. The sav- Mickey and his mates came to the and
of
approximately
♦
Land 40.50 acres in
a brief speech outlining his position
The committea- of the whole re-
igs bank will get many small de- judge of their own free will. They secs Ananias
♦
85,000,000.
♦
Tacoma,
Jan.
10.
—
A
saloon
at
33. 34. tp. 20-2 W: 81900.
that he believed the selection was ported that as a result of the nievt-
□sitors, but will not affect the lar- learned that "snitching”—anglice.j
♦ ' Dieringer was the scene of a desper­ 21 to 8. Dimlck'a nominee, William I Ing Saturday night It had been de­
Huston to Lane Co. Asset ♦
Íar on«s
Í aura Nelson. 21 years telling—on oneself—was on the co. Grover
ate
affair
early
today.
Two
masked
♦ ♦
right of way in tp. 17-5 W.
Grlsthenwalte. of Clackamas, failed cided to enter into a contract with
r agj. was the first depositor, plac- square. So the real conscience was
, men swaggered into the place and or­ to defeat George A. Crane, of Doug­ the Oregon Power company to con­
C. P. Clover to Wayne Clover
tg $1 In the bank. Five'others fol awakened.
dered Fred Barnett, the proprietor, las, nominated by Abraham for door­ tinue the present flimsy festoon
part of lots 1, 2. blk. 2 of Coburg; WORKING ON WALDO
»wed within a few minutes.
and Barkeeper McDonald and several keeper.
8200.
light» for three months at a coat of
Results of the Honor System
patrons to hold up their hands. One
F. A. Post et ux to Adam Craw­
Three candidates were in ths field S2 50 per month
TUNNEL
WITH
13
FEET
Thus
it
has
come
about
that
530
was armed with two revolvers and for mailing clerk, Elbert Warford, of
ENDS FIVE CENTS
ford and B. F. Crawford 48.01 acres
wanted to compromise and
boys sent on their honor to the de­ in tp. 17-1 W; 8100.
other with one. All hands went Linn; Alva P. Morton, of Polk, and let Garrett
the city pay only half of the co»t
OF SNOW ON GROUND i the
tention home, alone, unbound, un­
FOR SOAP HE STOLE
up on command, but as one man Ralph Cronise. of Marlon. Warford an<l It was decided
J. P. Hedde to Minerva Billings
watched, reported their arrival, and
started to search the cash drawer, waB nominated by Bonn, Mortou by
6, 7, 8, blk. 6 of Glenwood park:
i
Various minor matters. Including
SOME MONTHS AGO not one missed. During the same lots
Charles Oruninf, Cook for Crew Barnett seized the hand that held his Hawley
8300.
and Cronise by Carson. War­ the reading of the fire chief's an­
time the police have taken prisoners
revolver.
The
bandit
struggled
and
T. J. Ryan to E. C. Lake et ux;
ford was elected, securlug 22 votes
of Men, Arrive« from Sim-
report and the treasurer's quar­
t Portland, Jan. 10.—Conscienge- to jail, and 41 of them escaped be­
forced Barnett wtihin range of bls to two for Morton and four for Cro­ nual
terly report.
tricken because he stole a bar of tween court and penitentiary. So the ! 48.46 acres in twp. 18-3 W. $100.
mit
of
Mountain«
'
companion's
revolver
and
yelled:
J. M Gearhart to First National
nise.
Authority was given 8. W, Taylor
oap from the Northern Pacific equipment provided for the boy by
“Shoot, Bill, while you have got a
Following permanent organization. to certify labor and freight bills,
steamship company last summer, the new methods is best described^as Bank; 1 acre in twp. 17- 4 W. $100.
River,
'
chance,"
and
Bill
shot
Barnett
In
Charles Gruning, of Blue
State Land Board to George
Malarkey, Merryman and Hawley transferred to R. B. Henderson, suc-
7hile bound from Los Angeles for moral efficiency. Fear is the father
for the the stomach.
were named as a committee of three cesor of Taylor.
•ortland on the steamer Roanoke, cf lies. The state and its police Swartz; NW >4 of NE >4 of sec. 3 6- who has been acting as cook
The
proprietor's
hold
weakened
crew —
of men
___ ________
at work on
-- the tunnel
to escort the chief Justice to the
teinhardt Marten apologized profuse- have developed fear, This must be ! 15-7 W. $50.
Petitions for arc lights at Seventh
of"
the
Waldo
Lake
Irrigation
and
and
as
he
sank
to
the
floor,
the
man
State Land Board to George
chamber and administer the oath of and Van Buren nnd Seventh and
in a letter which the company re- cast out by sympathy, Thereon is
with whom he had been struggling oflce to the new officers.
Power
company
at
Waldo
Lake,
at
Swartz;
SW14
of
NE
«4
of
lot
1
of
elved from hint this morning. He built true trust, and thence truth.
High streets, referred to fire and
the summit of the Cascade moun­ shot him twice front the rear, once
899.76
| Iso enclosed 5 cents as payment in Never let a boy get away with a lie. ! sec. 3 6-15-7 W
water committee.
through the waist and the other
tains.
arrived
from
there
yesterday
S.
Rauch
et
ux
to
E.
C.
H
om
Eaton
lamt
Lake
et
Kull for the soap, which he took to as­ Baid the speaker—be gentle, be pa­
A protest against wagons left In
ux; 10.03 acres in Densmore’s plat and left this morning for his home through the neck, the bullet coming
State Capitol. Salem, Jun. 9.—De- street by A. (' Mathews was referred
sist in performing his abolutions.
tient and persevering till the truth in twp. 18-3 W. 81-.
out
through
the
jaw.
in
response
to
a
message
telling
him
livery
by
Allen
Eaton,
of
Eugene,
of
] The letter was written at Milwau­ co nes out, even if by slow degrees.
"Bill” continued to guard the oth­ the votes of Senators Bean and Cal­ to city attorney and chief of police.
U. S. to the heirs of Louis Poin- of the illness of his mother. Mr.
kee, Wis. Since stealing the soap the
A petition for street water pipe on
Much of the boy’s trouble comes tras SE>4 of sec 20-19-4 W; Pat
ers while his companion ransacked kins, of Lane, to Senator Selling In
Gruning
says
that
there
was
over!
vriter says he has become a Chris­ from misdirected energy, much from
the money drawer, obtaining $45. At the fight for president of the senate Olive from Thirteenth to Fifteenth
13
feet
of
snow
at
the
lake
at
one
Sylvester
W.
Boyd
to
Luther
P.
tian. He explains that the thought fun. which often crosses the law’s
the saloon janitor, today cost Eaton the speakership of referred to fire and water committee.
M the theft has preyed on his mind boundary. Arouse the boy’s interest McCoy 20 acres in sec. 5-21-3 W; time recently, but when he left there the moment
Petitions for cement curbing on
a
few
davs
it
had
packed
down
to
.
known
as
"Solly,"
entered, half the house.
82200.
late to such an extent as to give —provide him and his mates with
both sides of Willamette street from
Bertha E. Hood and Milo Hood to only a few inches. This present; awake, and protested against the j
Charging
the
two
Lane
county
sen
­
him no peace.
playgrounds in the open air. From Christian C. Beck lots 6, 7 bf sec. storm, however, will cause a depth i noise, He was knocked senseless, ators with being largely responsible Thirteenth to Sixteenth grouted.
An ordinance licensing and taxing
kindergarten to trade schools, keep 8-18-10 W; 82500.
of snow there of several feet, and It | each of the bandits striking him on for preventing the re-election of Jay
his hands at work—so will play be­
HOSEBURG PLANS
Fingal S. Hinds to Arthur Need­ is possible that the former depth of the head with the butts of their re- Bowerman as president of the senate, non-resident doctors, surgeons, den­
tists and opticians wns read first
SWK of SW>4 of sec 9-21-2 13 feet may be the result. He left volvers.
and feeling satisfied that W. Lair time and referred to city attorney.
TO OPEN SALOONS come work for him, and then work ham
the other boys who are employed at
The robbers then escaped.
W 40 acres; 810.
Thompson could not be elected a»
P These Are the Forces That Save
1 he council adjourned until Mon­
Fingal Hinds to G. W Kelley lots that place all well and progressing
speaker the Thompson following, day. January 16, at 7:30 p. m.
funder Home Rule It Is Intended Meanwhile the forces which save
7, 8, blk. 2 of Henry McFarland’s rapidlv with the tunnel work. They FORMER EUGENE
composed
largely
of
personal
friends
the child are the home, the school, 1st add to Cottage Grove: $10.
are building a tunnel 600 feet long
to Limit the Nnmber of
of Bowerman, united with the sup- ♦♦♦♦ooooowoo «0
the church. Neither school nor
RESIDENT
Fingal Hinds to Arthur Needham through solid rock and have all but
««»■■ REJOICES
porters of J. P. Rusk and elected him
Drink Shops
church can usurp the functions of SW% of SWK of sec. 16-21-2 W; 200 feet completed. They are not
AT RAILROAD NEWS speaker on the first ballot, defeating :
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the home. If. and only If the home 810.
inconvenienced at all by the great
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the
Lane county man.
£ Roseburg, Jan. 10.—The prohibi­ fails in its duty to the child, the na­
of Buuw
snow there
uni Ul
lune for
ivi the rea­
_,,
—
..
.
G M. Norcutt to T. F. Bennett 17 amount
♦
•
Reward for this unexpected com­
they ____
are working
Wilton Complimenti Al- bination
tion question is to be decided in tion must take charge. Religion is acres in tp. 18-3 W: 13800.
son t that
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_ inside the
a »iiaeaaaeea
may
be
apparent
in
the
for
­
•Roseburg under the provisions of the the strength of the nation, yet the
K. M. Brabham to Lewis H. Cal- tunnel all the time.
set Company in Its Work
mation of the house committees,
At the home of his non, nix miles
'home rule law. Petitions calling for church cannot fill to the children the loway lot 5 in blk. 2 of Univereity
Mr. Gruning came out from the,
which will be announce«! probably north of Eugene on th* river road,
for This City
-an election were presented to the city place of the home.
lake on a pair of skis, discarding i
tdd torEugene; 810.
next Monday.
Eaton's friends say > at 10 p. m. January 11, 1911, James
In any case the state is responsible
¡council last night. If favorable ac­
Bessie A. Hoagland to F. H them when reaching the lower alti­
that the consideration for Thomp­ H. Watts, aged 69 years. The funer­
tion is taken immediately the elec­ that the conditions of the child's life Greenman E>4 of NE’4 Clf sec. 84 tude, where there is little snow. The
Dixon, Cal., Jan. 12, 1911.
son's retirement and support of al will be held FHdny nt 11 a. nt.,
tion will be held early in February. are healthy and conduce to growth. and S>4 of SEI4 of sec. 27-•18-4 W other men at work there are the fol­
Editor Guard:
In your Issue of
During the past six years Roseburg Inconsistent, then, with this view 160 acres; $1000.
lowing: John Gold, John Krogness, January 9th we note with much plea­ Rusk Is the privilege by Thompson with Interment In the I. O. O. F. cem­
»has been legally dry, but not by the the the congested dwellings and the
Sig Maurer, Erick Johnson and Olaf sure the item relating to the success of dictating the appointment of sev­ etery.
eral of the most important commit­
¡city’s own vote. At the general elec- slums of the city, the wrongs of child
Aageson.
of the Lane County Asset company tees.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
At St. Anthony, Idaho. January 12.
I !tlon last November, the city cast a labor in mine and factory.
In their efforts to build an electric
January 11, 1911.
1911, Dr. William J. Middleton, aged
majority of 422 against the state­
The physiology of the child no less
line to the coast.
Adams,
Boyd.
GEORGUS
DEFEATS
64 years.
lie was well-known In
wide prohibmition movement, and it than its psychology, must be under­
Having lived In Eugene several HARRISBURG WILL
Begley, Mrs. W.
Eugene, being the father of Mrs. J.
I is predicted that in the home rule stood and provided for by the state
years ego and also having visited tho
LIONUS
ON
THE
MAT
Breyer, Herman.
election it will vote wet by a margin as part of its duty to the child.
“city beautiful” several times In the
REMAIN “DRY” W. Kays.
Bristow, H. 3. (2)
fully as great. The petition laid be­
These points enlivened by count­
last
few
years,
we
feel
like
it
was
our
Davis. F. C.
Last evening George Georgus dem­
fore the council last night bore the less droll stories of his boys, kept the
At her home nt 608 Alder street,
Harrisburg, Jan. 10.—Attorney-
Douglas, Henry.
onstrated his ability as a wrestler home, and we have always cast a
signatures of nearly 600 citizens, or audience still and interested during
klnc.y eye on the good work being General Crawford has written T. J. Eugene, at 11 a nt., January 13.
Elliott. Mrs. John.
when
he
downed
Nick
Lionos
two]
about one-half the number of voters the nearly two hours that the lec­
1911. Mrs T J. McCubbln. aged 62
Fay. F W.
successive times at the Y. M. C. A. done in the boosting of Eugene and Anderson, recorder of this city, that years. Death is supposed to have
in the municipality.
ture lasted—Judge Lindsey closing,
vicinity.
Harrisburg is a "dry" town, regard­
Featherston, Mrs. Chas.
gymnasium.
plea
for
So little doubt ex sts as to the out­ as he began, with an earnest
This railroad from Eugene to Flor­ less of the home rule law or the vote been the result of a fall a week ago,
Finch. C. W.
Lionos challenged Georgus to a
come of the election that plans for better understanding of the boy.
ence Is the keystone and caa only at the last general election, which v; hen she stimk her head on the
Hall, Joseph R.
friendly
bout
to
determine
their
rela
­
f strict regulation of the local liquor
pavement. She leaves a husband nnd
Hayes. Joe.
tive superiority and was taken up. result in the upbuilding of two great citizens here generally conceded six children The funeral will prob­
' traffic are already in process of for­
cities—Eugene and Florence.
placed it In the class with the "wets.”
Highlands. Mrs. Emma.
JESSE
JAMES
’
WIFE
The
match
was
lively
and
snappy,
mation. The Indications are that sa-
As we are shipping to some extent,,
Harrisburg Is the only town in the ably be held tomorrow, but definite
Holcomb, Mrs. Bert.
and both men showed good form.
j loons will be limited in number, with
we feel that we are in a position to county that voted "wet,” the Incor­ ai iangernents have not been made,
Leppert. Dorothy.
The
first
fall
was
secured
from
a
GRANTED
DIVORCE
} the proprietor of each under a sure-
awaiting word from a relative.
Marshall. Mrs. Madge.
half Nelson toe hold. The second know something of transportation poration proper being Included In two
I ty bond, aside from an annual lf« ense
charges,
and
feel
that
this
one
item
separate
voting
districts.
Local
vot
­
McDonald,
Roy.
was
three-quarters
Nelson.
Kansas City. Mo.. Jan. 11 —Stella
I of not less than $1000. payable in
McMillan. Alex.
Quite a large number of spectators in the lowering of freight charges ers differed as to whether it would
F. James was granted a divorce from
I advance.
Miller, Dave.
were present and enjoyed the affair will do more for your city than any! be necessary to call another election
Jesse E. James, son of Jesse James,
one thing that you could possibly within the corporate limits to deter-j
Morris. Geo. W.
hugely.
It Is understood that a junk shop the famous bandit, in the Circuit
Russell, B. R.
mine whether the town was to have,
The Monday night gym classes are do.
Court here last night. James made
I will be opened In the
We will say in conclusion that the saloons. A number of voters favor­
Smith, Miss Eva.
always
alive
and
full
of
Interest,
M
no
effort
to
contest
the
suit.
Mrs.
■hack at the corner of West Eighth
Stanley, J. W.
more men would attend, there is no man with a few Idle dollars can be ing the saloon believed that no fur­
James was given the custody of four
To Geo. L. Beckwith and wife at
’ I I and Olive streets. It is probab.e that children and 8100 a month alimony.
Thomson, T. L.
reason why the results should not be sure of putting them in motion by i ther action was necessary but to se- Goshen January 7, 1911, a son.
a protest «111 be made by a number
going
to
Florence.
Tompson.
W.
i
cure the permission of the council.
even more interesting.
of citizens in that vicinity to the Mrs. James testified that she and
California has been ge'tlng one of However, to be on the safe side, a
Walker. Mirs R. D.
To LaSalle Stewart and wife at
city council against allowing such an her husband had separated three
I
the
most
welcome
rains
for
the
past
Weeden, Paul.
petition was submitted to the coun-J Cottage Grove, January 10, 1911, a
Potatoes are still coming in at the
.•stabiishment to do business on a times since their marriage 11 years
twenty-four
hours
that
it
has
felt
for
Wood, H. T.
cil asking for a special election. The son.
local commission houses and the
| prominent corner. The old bui'<J'"; ago. She said '.he last separation
Foreign
city recorder was Instructed to seek
price remains about stationary. The some years.
should be condemned, say the other had lasted six months and that it
Yours sfncerelv,
Narif Hatzi Treni.
further instruction as to the proper
cold weather does not seem to have
Near Santa Clara. January 8, 1911
property owners in that vicinity, and wn« impossible for 'hem to be recon­
E. K. WILSON.
course to pursue.
J. L. PAIGE, P. M.
any effect on the prices.
ciled.
to W. Haynes and wife, a son.
ordered torn «town.
wd Greets Denver Began Work Westward from
Eugene Form the End of
Central Presby­
Fifth Street
terian Church
r