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flüÄRD, ’’ONriAT JANU\RY 23. 1911
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T
i
tion. ami h«» endorsed th«? stand tail-1
en by Mr. Bilyeu against the iul«?p
tion of the resolution or any form of I
commission plan of government at!
the present time. He was followed by’
a gentleman from AVest Virginia, who,
stated that he was a newcomer here
but had acquired property and was'
Interested. He gave some very in-
terestiDg figures anil statements r««- ,
I
garditig the operation of commission
plans Then Mr Bilyeu again spok««
against the propos««d resolution an«l
bestowed a few left hsndeii compli­
ments upon persons »h«> exi>r«'ss«»<l
"Be It further resolved,that
♦
One of the women mentioned In a
opinions contrary to those he wa*
♦ we the citizens of the city
holding
The gentleman following sp«»eial dispatch to The Guard a few
♦ of Eugene in mass meeting
Ur. Bilyeu at this time argue«! »ell (days ago. as wautlug to marry a Chl-
♦ assembled. express oursel­
Guard Special Service.
Marshfield, Or., Jan. IT.—Th« town of Oardiner, at the
for every man to participate in th«»1 naman and a* being from Eugen«?,
♦ ves as being in favor of the
Salem, Jan. 20.—The special report filed with the legiala- ♦ principle of commission form
government of the city in which he' but refused a license at Vancouver. mouth of the Umpqua river, win threatened with total deitrnc-
Ilves, urging th«» « lectlou of a group Wash . has finally succeddis! in ty-
ture this afternoon by the committee appointed two years age ♦ of government for the city of
of men who will constantly guard th.» ( ing up with the Celestial
Th«» fol- tion by fire last night. The hotel and seven dwelling houses were
♦ Eugene.”
to investigate the state mstituions roasts the maaagement ia
Interesta of th«» people of Eugene, lowing is from the Oregonian, being destroyed. The fire was placed under control at midnight, and
and he believed the commission form , from a correspondent at Vancouver:
several places. The asylum and home for the feeble-minded •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ o'
■- .-- -J to
•-
fn
preaeue«? of two young coup- no one was killed or injured. The loss is estimated at $30.000,
government best calculated
are particularly grilled. The report shows the asylum farm cost
That there is an exceedingly deep give to us what we need His argu- |««s »ho had Just been married, a and as the city is in a prosperous condition, uo outside assist­
that under a plan where the white woman-giving her ag«« a* 26
$35,000 in two years, which is enough to buy farm products for and positive interest being taken by ment
the citixens of Eugene in the matter responsibility rested upon a few meu year« was married to a Uhlnaman Iu ance is required.
six years.
of city government was plainly man­ the question of who is responsible th«» county commissioners' room at
The Oardiner Mill Co.’s sawmills, the leading industry of the
for things done or left undone can th«« Courlhous«» at 5 o'clock by Lloyd
A resolution will be introduced for a special investigation to ifested at the counrthouse mass easily
town,
and Reed’s general store, were saved by hard work oa
be
definitely
fixed.
The
one
I'avls,
Justice
of
the
Peace.
meeting held last evening,
evening. Before
make a thorough probe of the asylum.
This is one of the two coup!««* who the part of the citizens.
the time set tor the meeting to be- j fact, that of paving men for their
was sufficient ground upon last Thursday attempt«?«! to get mar-I
The report follows the line of Bowerman's attack on the asy­ gin there was a good crowd on hand services,
and over 300 hundred people includ- which to favor th«» plan, because no|riage license her«». and who later1
lum yesterday.
one
need
have compunction for hold­ went to Stevenson in vain. W ith the
Ing many of the city's heavy tax pay-
A loss of thlrtv thousand w as « I»-j elusive of content* will
««ou|>l<‘ today was ll<«nry t'rnss. an tallied by fire last nigh- which | thirty thousand dollar*, on
Calkins presented a bill today holding responsible people giv-, era, participated as good talkers or ing paid men responsible for their attorney,
v ho was prepnr«»d to s»«rv<« threatened to destroy the « liilu» town cover«««! by Insurance Th.«
good list«-ners.
Ou the whole the actions.
ing liquor to intoxicated persons.
\an Itoskirk's Statistics.
mandamus pr«M«eedlng* on the eoun- of Gardiner n< ar the mouth of the «tarti'd hr n lamp In the
meeting was a pronounced expres­ .
At this junction Mr. Svarvrued at-jty auditor in case lie refused to la- Umpqua river
Allbee, whose ' Oregon system” resolution was defeated sion of general favor for the submis­
I
Heroic work on the hotel bring overturned
sion of the question of commission tempted to ask th«» question of bond- sue th«« 11« «»nse.
part of the cltlz« is w ho orgialzm! a qu1 kl) 'n Cat * nnd the f
apld-
Wednesday, has presented a new version, which does not claim form
Th«« ceremony was one of the bucket brigade was rill th
of government to the voters of ing the officers under the new plan,
sn' d ly spread to • !J duftig »tru<-
It
but
he
lost
the
floor
to
Mr.
Van
Bos-j
When
Justice
shortest
on
record.
at
the
corniug
election
in
Eugene
the best system of government in the world for Oregon. The
th«« town. The buildings <le*truye«t wn* n«-<’vm>ary to dynamite
• dl|>
kirk,
who
had
come
prepare«!
to
boost
Davis
asked
th«»
neceMary
questions
Cl. ,
were th«« Gardiner Hotel. cou«lu< t , frrent building* before the
resolution is to give the progressives an opportunity to exhibit April.
Prof. John
____ Straub touched off the the new plan movement with figur«»s and made out the papers, he com­ ed by Jo«« Schilling, th.« Pa' ««.» hotel.1 of the flames was cheeked
nh a
and
statistics
showing
its
workings«
manded:
"Stand
up."
firework«
when
he
suggested
that
it
themselves before their constituents.
residences of C. Mark*. Mr*. Gra small p.irt of the content* of the ho­
Bride <’h««w* Gum nt W«~«l<ling.
was time for the meeting to open, in Texas. Iowa. Illinois, Wisconsin
Every one In I H a
ham. I’. Rice and Mrs. Perkin*. 'I !>«•. tel were saved
A joint memorial was introduced today asking the Oregon and
and
elsewhere
and
he
thought
Oregon
Miss
Minnie
Nelson,
26
years
old.
H. E. Slattery called upon Coun­
llaleynian
drinking
jdne«». Bob town helped to fight th«- flam«
>
could
stand
to
try
it.
He
doubted
1
dressed
in
a
black
silk
coat
that
delegation to co-operate with California for the Klamath pro­ cilman T. H. Garrett to state the ob­
Hughes' drinking parlor am! the Ma on» was Injured or killed.
—
-----
,
reached
the
bottom
of
her
carmine
­
_
the
advisability
of
applying
the
new
ject of the meeting.
Mr. Garrett
Some year* ago Gardiner wn a I-
son ice building •»«•r«» also <!«««■ tri>:■-(
ject.
said that the council had called this form government to cities of more I colored dress, an«l wearing a black ed. Los* ott the building* alon«», «•<- m«»-t entirely i|c»tr<iy«»d by fire
than
100,000,
but
emphasized
theiimt
from
the
too
>f
which
floated
The legislature adjourns until Monday this afternoon.
i meeting for the purpose of getting
an expression from the people, and importance of great movement going two scanty ostrich plumes, nnd her
he called upon Councilman AV. S. on by referring to the many places I face partly hidden by a «lark veil,'
Senator Bowerman's speech yester­ vember and yet Plamondon had been Moon who had been a member of the that are considering the same ques-¡.arose and put out her hand.
G«»e
Mr. tion as this time. He said that the Wah. the Chinaman. 42 years old.)
day was sensational. In the first ■ discharged on the ground that there former charter commission.
place he defended his judgment in was no need of a superintendent be- Moon explained his position in re­ . only cure-all was good citizenship. with his American cloths, soft shirt,
1 fore the branch asylum was ready. gard to the matter and stated that A good point was made concerning his cue clipped off and the top of his I
selecting the branch asylum site at I , Bowerman said the board did right although a member of the commis­ the expenditures of public money head bald, slowly arose and grasping
Minority Leader Nominated by
Pendleton, and said that the statp ■ in appointing Ackerman, as it was sion he did not vote for the charter and he challenged any one present to the hand of his bride-to-be with his'
Acclamation in Cau­
had bought this land for $16 an acre fit he should travel East and famil- as submitted because it provided for say that there could not have been a right, nodded assent for the cere-,
and that the state needs this land.^ ' ¡arize himself with rormal schools. radical changes which he did not ap­ saving in the expenditures recently monv to proceed, Hla face was ex­
cus
1 and the board should have retained prove of and because the council had ¡made covering the cost of Eugene's ( pressionless,
I
even though no asylum is erected Plamondon for the same reason.
Said the Justice to the Celectlal: i
the water plant under consideration new water plant.
upon it. He declared he had the as­
General extravagance at the asy­
•'Do you take this woman to be
Attorney J M. Pipes, for the city,
other matters
demanding all
sistance of a competent engineer, lum was charged, with too many em­ and
their attention.
He regretted that made his position plain and labored your wife, and will you support her
while West and State Treasurer Kay ployes.
Money appropriated for a many men acted and voted very under the impression that the matter for life?” To which he mumbled:
had taken a plumber with them. He recreation hall was not used for that largely upon sentiment and without , was greatly misunderstood. Ho re­
”Yah.”
explained his appointment of Dr. | purpose and the asylum officials are information. The water plant he ferred to the necessary outlay of
Looking toward Miss Nelson, who
Plamondon for superintendent of back asking for more money for a stated was now in shape and it was many thousands of dollars within th«? was chewing gum vigorously, he
the asylum, and denied the charge recreation hall. After the wdys and up to the city to attend to it.
.Mr. next ten years and asked the people said, "Do you take this Chinaman
it was for political effect.
means committee refused to buy an Garrett followed with a few well- to hesitate in putting these matters for your lawful husband, and will
Bowerman stated he did not ask automobile for Dr Steiner two years timed
remarks emphasizing the pow­ i into the hands of a few men. for you live with him for life?”
Dr. Steiner to accompany him be- ago, it was declared that the super­
Id
Stopping long enough to mash th««
business ¡reasons particularly.
He
cause he believes Steiner is extrava- intendent had bought one from the er of concerted action and urging appealed for ward representation and gum between her te«-th four times
f
w
the
election
of
the
best
men
and
gant in his ideas and not fit for the Bean account. Two years ago $7,-
41
said that the closer a citizen can be and with a laugh, she almost grunt­
standing
back
of
the
men
elected.
position. Bowerman had gone to 500 was appropriated to build cot­
f
I to hts government the better his con­ ed "Yes.”
Warm l»iM-ussion.
school with Plamondon and knew tages ?nd furnish them for the of­
>f
‘•Then, by the authority of the
dition.' and the more representatives
Mr.
Slattery
then
presented
reso
­
the latter understood his business. ficers, yet they spent nearly $12.-
f
I
lutions. submitted in writing, the [ you have the better off you will be. law invested in me, I pronounce you
Besides. Bowerman wanted tbe ad­ 000.
Prof. Young spoke again touching legally wedded as man and wife,"
reading
of
which
started
the
ball
rol
­
vice of a man who had worked for a
Alka li IN va-rts Ha iiiaarrat«.
Appropriation was made for the
upon the matter of franchises, show­ said the Justice.
living and knew the value of a dol-1 finest cow barn in the United States ling properly. On motion of W.’ ing that under the commission form
About 210 democrat* were i
Kissing I«a Dis|M-n«M-d Willi.
M.
Green,
seconed
by
M.
J.
Duryea,
lar.
at the asylum, yet th«? sewage was
There was no kissing, no effusion ent. Hay, of Virginia, presid’d.
of government the people have a
When Bowerman appointed Pla­ given no attention and ran Into the and others, the resolutions came be­ large part. Then again Mr Slattery’s of affection, but the newly made Ashbrook of Ohfai. wan sa«cre
fore
the
house
for
discussion,
and
mondon. he said it was with the be­ creek, from which the gentle bovine
resolution was read. Mr. Humphrey bride stepped to the other side of the Francis Burton Harrison of
lief that the new board would dis­ sipped. Mismanagement in many the discussion was red-hot for more followed with a most earnest talk In room to talk with some men who York, called th«- attention of tha«
than
an
hour.
M.
Svarverud
was
charge him if the board wanted to ways, as well as extravagance, was
cue to the fnct that the nam
the first speaker upon the resolution which he stated that for thirty-five were known to her. while Geo AA'ah Theron
play peanut politics. Then, by con­ among the accusations.
A. Aiken. ra-ira-s.-nta
years he and his father had been a «signed the necessary papers and paid
and
he
took
a
very
decided
stand
trast. Bowerman showed that the
elect from New York had
Grange and Bond Bills
the fee.
part
of
Eugene
and
he
regarded
this
against
the
passage
or
adoption
of
board had appointed Professor Ac­
The state grange is lining up I
Gee Wah consented to go to a gal­ called twice In the opening roll
kerman as president of the state against some of the good road bills' any resolutions with more consider­ meeting as the most important pub­ lery to have his picture taken with j Harrison salat h«« hail been roll
lic
gathering
ever
held
in
Eugene.
He
said
he
had
studied
the
ation.
I
normal school, although the normal already introduced into the house,
He is thoroughly in favor of the his white wife, but sh«> objected informed tha< Aiken had <!••<•!
school will not open before next No- or to be presented. The ultimate question i to same extent and was in- commission
form of government. He strenuously, and said. "Me for Port-i that he would n >t enter the ca
but
not
ready
to
support
it
terested
tonight, ami that. Aiken snlal
outcome is expected to be the pre­ yet. He referred to the city govern- is sure we need a change and he ' land to spend my money.”
sentation of bills which meet with ment of Alinneapolis where they looks with gratitude upon the assis­
In leaving the courthouse Gee would v< te with the republia
the favor of the grangers.
have a good form of representative tance being received from the Uni­ Wah went on ah.-ad of the bride. Harrison therefore asked th at
An unheralded meeting of a num­ government and pay their mayor versity source. Mr. Humphrey stated who lingered on the steps to abjust a n-* name l«.« stricken from the
of the democrats.
ber of officers and members of the only fifty dollars per year.
He plainly that he believed the city of her veil, saying to a deputy sheriff;
grange and ten legislators was held t thought the proposition to pay the Eugene was lacking in business man­
--I am g«’ing to Portland to spend
Tuesday night in the sta?e house, i mayor $750 and expect his full time agement of its affairs and needed my money. | know the way.”
W
It was proposed to keep it secret un­ was absured. and furthermore that men to bring it out of the condition
And th«- wedding crowd disappear­
n<>
til after a second meeting to be held ' at present was not the proper time existing, and he fovored paying the ed down Eleventh street, towards th«»
later in the week. Those who at­ for a change here. He referred to mayor a salary of $2000 or more per ferry.
♦w
tended were A. I. Mason, of Hood the need of sewers and other im­ year.
An
In the marriage return Gee Wah ♦
♦
♦
River, a member of the executive provements, requiring expenditures
nn
said he was a cook and that ho work- ♦
Big Vote for Resolution.
committee of th«- state grange: C. D. of a great deal of money. Mr. Svar-
♦
It was about 9:30 when th«- vote ed. wat a native of China, but had ♦
it
Hoffman, of La Grande, a member
♦
He ♦
was called for upon the question of been a long time in America.
verud
said
that
it
was
a
hobby
with
of the legislative committee: J. A. some people to catch up something passing the resolution, and the ays recent li purchased a restaurant, from ♦
♦
rol
Youngreen, master of the Snrincfield new and advocate it and he thought and nays were so indefinite that .Martin Fin tierman who Was witness ♦
♦
I
♦
grange:
Representatives
Shaw,
today.
Miss
Nels«
♦
Nelson was a waitress
Mayor Matlock appointed Attorneys
t
Brownhill. Gill. Simpson, Libby. Cot- Jt best to put some of that hobby Pipes and Slattery as tellers and in­ iu th restaurant when Gee Wah ♦
♦
and use some sense.
♦
tel. Carter, Pierce Mariner, Cham­ down
♦
Dr. D. AV. Jarvis, following Mr. structed them to take a rising vote first met. her. She said sh was a
lit
bers and a number of other grange
♦
♦
•m
Svarverud, expressed the belief that and count the standing men. The native of New Jersey and a daughter
mem tiers.
♦ ♦
result was unamlniously in favor of of John Nelson, but that she had a
of
The proposed highway commission the present council has done the very the resolution. Then Prof. Young stepfather.
and highway commissioner were vig­ best it could and as good as though was called for a fifteen-minute talk,
orously opposed by most of those. salaries had been paid, and stated but he cut it down to a few brief
IM
■ resent. it being contended that that he would favor anything that statements, all right to the point.
Washington's experience with this would bettep conditions although he He stated that the parties working
plan had resulted in an expenditure was not in favor of the commission upon this proposed change invited
of about fifty per cent of the funds plan as under discussion. Another all counsel, advice and recommenda­ ♦
Port Au Prince, Jan. 20.
Judge Baldwin, of Klamath
in blue prints and specifications. A > reading of the resolution was called tions that citizens of Eugene had to ♦ War with Santo Domingo ap­
for
and
heard.
suggestion by Representative Brown­
♦
Falls, Says 100 Miles
offer.
He
closed
by
stating
that
this
•
pears
Inevitable.
The
Doml-
Time Too Short.
hill that each county have its own
should be made the largest and best ' ♦ nfeian troops have occupied
Attorney
Bilyeu
stated
that
the
I
Yet to Build
engineer and section crew and spend i
boost Eugene has ever had.
!' ♦ Grand Grosier, on the Hay-
ligation of public honesty we
its own funds met with much favor. time was too short to get the matter
♦
Mr.
A
’
an
Boskirk
attempted
to
of-
'
tlen southern frontier, and
uniler Io affect such chiuig«-* In
The Pacific highway was criticized, properly before he council and the fer another set of resolutions but ♦ are marching on Saltrou,
With
100
miles
of
railroad
yet
to
law of the stalo as will h««nc««f
it being declared that it was being people at the coming election and he by amendment his motion carried to ♦
construct,
It
will
bo
one
year
before
Hayti. The government will
prevent the abuse of
promoted chiefly by Portland
~
auto- was positively opposed to any plan of, the effect that a committee of seven ♦
the Southern PaHflc company will |>, effectually
WILLIAM £. BORAH.
privilege of incorporation which
mobile owners and would become commission form of government. He or nine men from various civic ♦ oppose this invasion and Is
running
trains
over
the
Natron
In recent y its brought so much
dangerous to farmers because of its favored representation by wards and organizations should meet with the ♦ hurrying preparations to send
branch into Klamath Falls. This |H credit
Idaho senator who favors election use by joyriders.
troops to the menaced points.
upon I ho state.
districts and would have the county
the
opinion
of
Judge
Baldwin,
of
by the people.
board increased from three to six- i charter commission, or first résolu- a
Klamath
who
arrived
here
yesterdnj
***•««*
teen or twenty members and there­ tion workers, and co-operate In the
Tracks are laid and construction
by lessen taxes. He believes the whole matter.
; trains are running 26 miles north of
Attorney Ness brought up the light
commission plan is too theoretical
Klamath Fall*.” said Judge Bald­
and dreamy, tending to abolish wards and water matter and seated that
win
T was talking with Contractor
there were already before the peo­
E. H. Rhode«, of Albany, yestrr-
and
centralize
city
government
in
There Will Be No More “Red,” the hands of a few man. Mr. Bil­ ple for consideration at the coming
Erickson Just before leaving nnd ho <om|)letei|
a big l.ind deal, under
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Morse Are
said that the grade was completed which he ha* traded hl* large prune
‘‘Black’’ or “Main” in
yeu said he had enlisted in the fight election, matters of importance that
this
week
considerable
above
Sprague
should
not
be
overlooked
while
the
Home from Extended Tour
to stay to the finish, opposed to every
and apple orchard nt Jefferson for
Eugene System
form of commission
government. new plant was under consideration, Hill's General Manager Promis- river. The track Is laid to William­ 1 I Io acre« of wheat land In Gilliam
of the East and South
son
river.
All
told
about
Io
miles
thus
avoiding
complications.
S.
D.
His advice was to go slow and be
county. 1«, H. Garrison of Jefferson
—
;
There is to be no more “red,”
are graded nnd 30 miles of track laid i«»present* the other parties and th«»
es to Rush Construc­
the Allen spoke at some length and the
W. P. Morse and family arrived “black’’ or “main” hanging in front careful and wait until we lift
north
from
Klamath
Falls
From
meeting
came
to
a
close.
orchard will bo In hl* name
tion
home yesterday after a trip of sev­ of the Eugene telephone numbers af- load.
Natron south, I understand. 15 miles pruno
F. G. Young of the I’, of O. made
t Is one of the best in th«» valley,
eral months to nearly all parts of the ter th« new directory is published,
have
been
completed.
The
Inlerven
In an Interview printed In the Ore­ Ing space I* In the neighborhood of the past season doing a $9.009 hiisl-
United States. They vistfed every' hich wiil be in ten days. A new :i strong plea for the adoption of th«»
resolution and for the favorable con-
I, n,t I” sahl to ho worth lit least
gonian this morning, John F. Stev- 100 mile*. Much of this Is of easy
state in the union except three and! ystem has been arranged by which sideration
of the matter of govern-
¡<«ns, manager of the Oregon Electric construction, particularly in whnt is $10,000. Mr. Ithodos. though, does
they now thiuk they know the coun­ t liere will be only three digits in the
ment under the commisslon plan,
not care to continue th.' rosponslbl-
try pretty thoroughly. They ran
■lephone number, inst«ad of four, as
ar Francisco, —an.--20.Working who had Just returned from the East, known as the Klamath marsh. Her«« Itv of looking niter It. lu-nce th««
information i jiven by him and
stated
that
the
railway
would
bo
built
across many of their old acquain­ at present. Each number will be fol­
cine
supplied
by
an
unsigned
it will be constructed quickly, and as
rc
mad«
the success
successful op­
I he Gilliam county property
tances in various parts of the <oun- lowed bv some letter of the alphabet. era
found in his pocket the police to Eugene this year.
<-onstructor Kelly told me. with the •is a valuable holding. Mr. Ilhod«-.
mission 71m in
try,
and
made
numerous new This is to make a great saving In ; various st r th«'
i
The
only
delay
in
the
matter,
bo,
'•nd'-avored to identify a man
oiception of pushing a tree ns|<|„ here
s
sufficient
to
"S Hot expect to look lifter It per-
friends, whom they will retain in time, both for the subscriber and the ■ show that
late yesterday, Jumped over a 'ore letting construction contracts nnd there, there are no serious bar- *onnllv.
ho h
Denioc i
tndied the ques- wl
their memories for years. The three
foot cliff on Telegraph Hill and Mr. Stevens said, would be that rlrrw.
tion quite fully
stood
upon
the
states not visited by them on their "Number, please," steen hundred vantag ground
caused
by
considering
an«!
deciding
killed.
"We all figure that next January
knowledge con-
journey are New Hampshire, Massa­ limes u day. The subscriber under cernfng the
>«■ matter, He said that
■ ins of identification has been upon the sovernl routes tliat had been Po,.T a T
,O COmp ,Ilrp< t to
chusetts and Rhode Island. They en­ the new system will, upon taking the University
surveyed.
This
matter
would
be
at-
«•■ed from the man's clothing.
lortland by this new route. I have
ersity took pride in
the
tended
to
at
once.
countered all kinds of weather, from down the receiver, call for his num­ city of Eugene, and
been told that several new contracts
would gladly do \\ i a stone on top of the rliff as
No definite plans have been made have been lot between n point above
the rains and fogs of the Pacific ber, which may be 334-J. Central I its j — * .
a
bio. Just before he Jumped, ho
Klamath Falls. Or.. Jan. 19.—
••««>*
t
>«
-a
«.
s
”
I
•
“
part
10
pIace
n
as
the
Un*
city
; for the extension of the line south or Sprague river nnd the southern termi­
coast section to the freezing woa'her
'ote*
.««r?3.4;{' and perh,?pS fo,,ow8 of the
'ho state. Referring to the con-
'h iddeus York, alias F. B. Houston,
and blizzards of the East and Middle with That line is busy, or a mo- ditions in California. Professor Young
"Judging by the distance I as go- west of Eugene, although Mr. Stev­ nus below Natron.” - Oregonian.
a noted forger, pleaded guilty and
West, and then to the warm winter nient later, or perhaps three minutes said the city of Berkeley, where the
: to travel, this attempt should be ens spoke hopefully of such proced­
was sentenced to 20 years this morn­
weather
of Southern California later, in a cute little pleasant voice. University of California Is located 3. « ornplete success. I leave here to ure at some future time. |{o <l«»n
ing tie W||| Sf>rvr (wo ycarg ftnd bo
points. They spent several weeks at | "Are you waiting? I’ll ring them • has made a success with the corn-j go tn the devil, Best wishes to a however, any connection betw< on the
under parole for 1 8.
Hill Interests and the Lane County
Los Angeles, San Diego and othei again.
.
” The new _ phone
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books ._____
are in mission plan of government. The few of you.”
Asset Co., or any other lo.al corpora-
cities in the last-named section, just, the hands of The Guard Job depart­ element of compensation is a bnsi-i
t on organize«! recefrtly for th0 osten-i
before coming home.
ment, and will be on the press soon. ness proposition, and this is a mat-i
Mr. Morse says he likes Oregon It is thought that they can be de­ ter of business and not politics; a,
sibP» purpose of building a railroad'
Washington, Jan. 20 Two battle.
better than ever since his trip and- 1 livered in less than two weeks. They business that calls for study and
toward the coast by way of Elmira
Ta '7° roll,Pr"' ’■•Kht torpedo
says Eugene is about the best place will be gladly
and with the probable intention of
received by the keeping up with the times.
—A ncWH dispatch
he has seen. Mr. and Mrs. Mors« < owners of some books which
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°.TrH an'1 ,o"r «"»'niarlne* fri?Prllu‘ J"n
are ex-
Baltimore. Jan. 20.—Mattle Hand- eventually reaching ( oos Bay
Mr. Svarverud again entered an;
"AVe have no purpose at present.” constitute the naval Increase |tl lh„ I sav. r .',"PnFlr'’' R,IHala'’ Poland.
are both In splendid health and wereiisting in several packages, and which appeal for the careful consideration I las was shot and killed here today
i •’ro»narn for next year, according to ’"».va forty miner* j„Bt thoir live« by
well throughout the trip.
have some pages gone.
of matters before taking decisive ac-l by Herman Enzo, who then shot him­ he said, except to complete the work XWfaV"
™ n"lm"T ro"'*’ry near that
h°UM C°nirn,tt- - nin?L
already undertaken.”
self with fatal effect.
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VERY HEM LOSS Bï FIRE
IS POPULAR
CHAMP CLARK NAMED
TO SUCCEED CANNON
GOVERNOR OF
HEWJERSEY
Former resident of Princeton
Has Simple Inuagu-
ration
CARNEGIE LEAVES
TEN MILLION MORE
WAR BREAKS OUT
IN SAN DOMINGO
NEW SYSTEM OF
VISITED EVERY STATE IN
CALLING CENTRAL
UNION EXCEPT THREE
STEVENS SAYS
OREGON ELECTRIC
COMES THIS YEAR
NATRON EXTENSION
TO BE FINISHED
INSIDE OF YEAR
BIG LAND DEAL
IN LINN COUNTY
“I LEAVE TO GO TO THE
DEVIL,” WRITES SUICIDE
FORGER PLEADS GUILTY
AND GETS 20 YEARS
SHOT WOMAN AND
KILLED HIMSELF
MANY WARSHIPS
ON NAVAL PROGRAM
FOR NEXT YEAR FORTY POLISH MINERS
LOSE THEIR LIVES