»
CHARTER COMMISSION
WORKING ON DRAFT
TO BE VOTED ON
Meeting Held Saturday After­
noon at Which Much Ac­
tion Was Taken
ASBESTOS. TOO, IS
FOUND ON JARVIS
HILI FARM
EXTRAVAGANCE IN
ASYLUM MANAGEMENT
i
Special Committee Report Un-
covers Much Waste
of Funds
Womens Secrets
Thera it o..e n.xn in Hie UniteJ State« who hx. ................... ’ I
more women', .acre», then any otlwr ....... «
*........................
country.
The.c .«»ret. are t> >t »«crate oi <• >!t . r .....
hut
the .ecret. of .ufiering. «»J "*» h“*e .................
11
’.’J' ‘
K V. 1‘ierra in the h<»pe and txiwcfaftoM <•»
and hi I •.
That few ol th<*c women have bien ili»ap
iu thri »
Matatioae »•
/ ,‘“1' ’ ’
alt wemen treeied by Dr. l’iaica II... beau ub.olu . I
J
altogether cured. Such e record would »>• remarkable il
a
oe.e. treated were nuinbere.t by hundred, only. Bu> •• .
that record applica to Ilia treatment ol more tluoi half < .a i»
liea warne«, in « practica of over 4« year», it i» nhenou..«I.
aad ««tulaa Dr. Pierce to the gral.t.ide aecor..'c<i L. m by wua.«a, oa tiw ■ r*l u/
(■«•iali.t. ia the treatinant of women’• d,ww»r..
Bvery «ick » ornan may con.uit Dr. Pier-w by letter, eU.ilut.dv witlo. >t
eterhe
All replie, ere mailed, ae.led in corîroli» plain eev«,. j»., wi I.."it
aay «riatia« er adverti.ing whatever, upon them. * nie with»«« taer aa
li­
ent fee. to Morir. Di»peiia«r> Medical A mo ». .uva. Li. L V. i’ roo, l'ru*t.,
Bafel«'. N. Y.
State Capitol. Salem Or. Jan !1
Reconnnv-ndtng wholivail* paring
if the appropriation» aakod by Sup-
At a meeting Saturday afternoon t
i .«rlntendent Steiner, of the aaylun.
Of the committee appointed
_ _
by the
, declared that the aim*, uses »nd pur
citizens' mass meeting for making a
The copper find mentioned In Sat-, ; posea of the state », hool for feeble-
charter for commission form of gov­
ernment, there were present the fol­ urday's Guard is located on Dr. D. . minded have tieen perverted and en­
lowing
gentlemen, representing the W. Jarvis’ place which he bought - tering Into further recommendations
Ove: 1500 acres of the finest Id nd in Lane county, situated Municipal
league:
Mr. Green, Mr. nearly a year ago from B. F. Good- as to the conduct of state institu­
on Fern Fudge, has just been sold to the Jack Rodman company Slattery. Mr Allen. Mr Barnett. _
Mr. . p,w* _ Ti The ledge extends to the tions fn «nd around Salem, the legis­
Ryan ’.- : place,
recently sold to a Cali- lative committee appointed by the
Jones.
Mr.
Duryea.
For
the
Com-,.-*
"
nt this city, for about $100,000. Tais is the largest farming merclal club. Mr. Parson. 1 _. ,__ fornla
capitalist named Christensen, last legislature to make Investiga­
land deal made in this part of the Willamette valley for a long University, Dr. Shafer. For the Mer­ and to other farms in the foothills tions ns to conditions and «stliuaes.
dr . ru Rcr.’s favomi -’ ï : r« v-AcniiTn.- <
Protective association. Mr. dajoining. In additiou to the copper filed Its report In both houses this
time, and is one that means much to the community. Th« land chants'
ore.
Dr.
Jarvis
has
discovered
asbes-j
■mw
—
.»»
Wcinion »’• •
' afternoon.
Griffin. For the Citizens' league,
1 a ■ U
Dr Steiner's recommendation that
will be divided into small tracts and placed on the market at Judge Potter. For the Liberal club, Cos on the place, aud may some day
derive an income from that material,; »Si 2.37 5 be appropriated for the use
H. VonBoskirk.
a low figure, thus attracting a desirable class of homeseekers J. These
as
well
as
from
copper.
The
asbes
of the asylum during the biennial pe­
on motion were added to the
The company will first plant the land to fruit trees.
committee
F. M. Wilkins and Pro­ tos was discovered Sunday while Dr. riod was put under the pruning knife
fessor F. G. Young. It was moved Jarvis and others were examining the and the committee rocommendx ap­
propriations amounting to »592.-)
and carried that Mr. Green act as ledge of copper.
The Jack Rodman company has; - the tract. One of the Oregon Elec- chairman of the joint committee and
Whether or not the asbestos exists, 157.94
Of this »5«t»,000 is recom­
just been I d orporated with a capl-1 t ■ surveys also runs through a part J. R. VatjBoskirk as secretary. Upon in paying quantities, Dr. Jarvis isi mended for maintenance and the bal­
tai stock of S50.0S0. The incorpor- of the land and another runs within motion of Mr. Slattery, the secretary confident that the copper ore is ex­ ance for iniprovements and new
ators are the following: A. Welch, a hort distance. The roads when read the report of the charter com­ tensive enough to warrant develop­ buildings
manager and v ,ce-i resident of the
ment work, aud may soou enlist the;
jilt will greatly enhance the value mission of the Municipal league.
The request made by Dr. Steiner
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway .
the land, and there seems to be
Upon motion of Mr. Slattery the aid of outside capital to thoroughly that »141. 750 bo furulshed for «• in-
company and affiliated with other' a fortune in sight for the owners.
amendments read that the report of work the vein, which seems to be of pletlor of the new wing of the re­
the
unknown depth and twenty-five feet ceiving ward Is Ignore ! entirely both
large corporations in
_
__ Pacific)
____
___ _ is
.. _ a ______
The ________
fact that ___
A. Welch
heavy the Municipal league be adopted.
Northwest: George D. O’Connor, lo-; stockholder in the company, would
Professor Young moved that sub­ wide. While the quantity of the ore in the report and the appropriations!
cal manager for the P.. E. A E.: indicate for a certainty that the road stantially a new charter complete be is hard to determine as yet. Dr. Jar­ bills us prepared by the committee.
Geo. W. Ford, a capitalist of Walla j between Eugene and Corvallis is to proceeded with as an amendment to vis believes that there is enough te
Appropriation Is Halved.
Walla. Wash., and Jack Rodman. the' be built soon, in fact it is said that the existing charter of Eugene, and make him a fortune, aud it is possi­
Appropriations are recommended
well-known real estate dealer. The arrangements are now being made to, a resolution that five men be selected ble that the vein is extensive enough for the asvlum farm are sliced from
articles of incorporation are ready to begin construction work on the line, as commissioners to carry out the to make this vicinity one of the great »88,177 to »34,234.50
(Front Monday's Daily Gus-d »
file with the secretary of state.
The report states that there are
although there has been no official commission form of government was copper producing sections of the
Washington. Jan '-’3
11“' organ
The land purchased by the new announcement.
United States.
deficiencies of ,28,000 at the fcelile- liatlon of a Repubt'cnn Progre» iv«-
withdrawn.
company includes the farm owned by
The
Guard
at
several
different
Will Be Thickly Settled
minded school. After declaring that league by "progressive" re'iubllc.in
A motion was made and carried
William Porter and consisting of 320
When one or both of the proposed that three men be elected as com-, times during the past ten years has the uses, aims and purposes of this senators, representatives, governors
325
acres: Chas Stickles’ farm of
railroads are built through the tract missioners, one of which shall be' spoken of this vein of copper ore. Institution have been perverted th«« and others an organisation ahlch
acres, and the tract owned for the just purchased, it is predicted that mayor.
and predicted that some day copper report goes on to stat«* that more of will seek to fight for th«> estnbll«h-
past few years by Hollenbeck A Mc- it will be
one
of the most
Upon motion that was carried the may be mined here on a large scale, the patients now In the school for ment of popular g »vernment -was
Murphey, of this city, consisting of thickly settled farming communities' commission shall be made Into three Tbeso predictions seem to be nearer feeble-minded should bo In
the announced her«« today
The plant of
Ap*IIW I r I«
I correct right now than ever before. asylum and that only such patients the new league, which have been
917 acres, a total of 1572 acres, and in the state, or it is probable that a departments.
I« «aleldy abeertW.
the tracts each adjoining the other. town may spring up there. It has
Anywav.
development
work
and
time
should
have
been
admitted
to
the
Department No. 1 shall have con­
under way since the assembling of
GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE.
All the land is under cultivation and been demonstrated that this land is trol of the following: Finance, po­ will talk
school as are of suitable age and rap congress, were concluded at a meet­
Tt elMfUMNi, toot bffli, hnah and prateria th»»
the company will be at a minimum splendidly adapted to fruit culture, lice and pound, municipal court, pub­
able of rrocivlng Instruction
ft Is ing here Saturday night when a dec dnwiw««-<l
membnuit» resulting fr<»ru (’¡»tnrrh
expense in developing it. having the and when the trees that the company lic buildings, parks aud library, san­
recited th.it 122 patients were trans­ laratlon of principles was signed ahi ! driven a why a <*«>ld in the Knad <|Uirklv.
WELCH ROADS
advantage in this respect over the intends to set out are in bearing this i itary and fire.
ferred from the asylum during the conditions adopted and the following Kvntortw the H oumm of Taato au<l Hm« II
owners of hill tracts covered with will doubtless become one of the)
period
Department No. 2 shall have con-
Oft leers < -cted:
It K 0A*v to uar. ConUdDS no injur ì > um
READY TO BUILD bb'nnial
woods.
Allegations of extravagence also
foremost fruit sections of the valley. : trol of the following: Highways,
President,
Senator
Jonathan drtigw. No mor ury, no eocaitts, no n»«»r.
<>n Railway Surveys
are made relative to working of the Bourne of Oregon; first vic«- prowl phtno. Th« h«KiM’ h«>l<l rrm«»«ly.
This big deal has been under way , streets and sewers.
farming land in connection with th") dent. Representative Norris, of Ne
This land is located on the survey for several weeks past, but was com- ;
Department No. 3 shall have con- Reliable
Price, Ml cents at l*ruu*ui”(<| or l»y mail.
Infomration Points Institution.
Members of the coin-' braxka; s >nd vice-president. Gover
of the proposed electric line to be pleted only Saturday, when Mr. Rod-, trol of the following: Water and
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warrtn St , New York.
mittee
declare
that
there
are
tool
built between Eugene and Corvallis man conferred with Mr.
___ Welch
_____ ___
in lighting.
Toward Early Exten-
nor Chari«; Osborn, of Mlchlgtn
many farm employes used for a well­ treasurer, Charles Crane, of Chicago
by the Portland. Eugene & Eastern, | Portland and negotiations were then
Upon motion of Mr. Griffin the of­
tenslons
the line running through the center | brought to a head.
managed
farm
and
that
for*
the
two
fices of recorder and treasurer were
Uxe, ttilvi •< nmittee: Senator Clap
years the cost of tho farm help. In­ of Minnesi t i :
declared elective. This was amended
That the Portland. Eugene A East­ cluding li >urd, should not exceed Kan a
by motion that the original motion be
i>
ern Railroad company, better known $5000. This Is especially apparent, I w:
separated. It was carried.
■<
The motion for an elective record- as the Welch line, will within the states the report, when it is consid-
Ii-t du
e- was put and lost. Then upon mo­ next two or three months have sev­ ered tha many of the inmates do
’at. of (
tion the office of treasurer was de­ eral crews of surveyors in the field farm and garden work.
Pi nu.
Deficiencies are shown of »250
clared elective, with the proviso that to complete the preliminary survey
•v Jers
the treasurer be made auditor ex-of­ for a route for the road from here to tho blind school; »17.783.70 at th
< I le . s
ficio. to pass upon the legality of Eugene and from here to Portland lienltentiary, and »35.000 at the isy-
'I ho dec
f
lum.
this
deficiency
having
increas
­
is
the
Information
which
cornea
from
warrants before payments thereof.
o organ
F°R -i
ed
»5000
since
the
report
was
prt
inner
railroad
circles
and
having
as
A motion was then made that
promotion of
tchihg calr d
the three commissioners be elected its source one of the men interest­ pared. Very creditable mention is and legislation.
ed in the line and also in the Wash­ made of the conduct of affairs at the
for terms as follows:
andruffand
One m^n for one year, who shall ington-Oregon corporation it se. tns mute school and blind school.
Coat I’er Patient Shown.
DEFENSE OPENS
to heir all the stamps of reliabilty,
be designated mayor.
alling air i
Among other Interesting data fur­
One man for two years, and one says the Salem Journal. From the
IN SCHENCK TRIAL
nished
is
a
statement
showing
th«'
same
source
cames
also
the
further
mnn for three years, and all parties
Portland, Or., Jan. 23.—A leased
Hazel, the thirteen-year-old daugh­ elected thereafter shall be elected for Information that it Is hoped to have cost per patient at each of the insti-1
Wh llnvc. W. Va., Jan. 21
Pro-
Mkro kills the Dandruff para­
wire has been established by the ter of William Hills, residing on the three years, providing that the party th» surveys completed in time so that tutions, this cost being as follows: dictions that tho defenx in the trial
Asylum.
$13
,ij.'..
deaf
school,
$2
1
-
the
construction
work
of
the
line
site, soothe« the itching scalp,
Western Union company direct from "island” near the mouth of Fall running after the second year after
of
Mrs.
I.aura
Farrufworth
Schenk
reform accused of poisoning her millionaire
Portland to the White House and is Creek, on the upper Willamette riv­ the first election shall be mayor for may be commenced in the summer. 35; blind school, $28.75;
gives lustre to the hair and I
»14; husband, John O Schenk.
The Washington-Oregon corpora­ school. $25.50; penitentiary,
being freighted today with messages er, mysteriously disappeared last three years. This was carried.
.*' honk, has
stimulates Its growth.
A
feeble-minded
school,
$24.75.
a capitaliza­
to President Taft requesting recog­ night and a search is being made fori
ace up its sleeve.’ were freely made
A motion was made and carried tion filed articles with the
single application gives relief
secretary
tion
of
»5,000,000
with
nition of San Francisco for the site her by her father and neighbors.
at
the
resumption
of
the
trial
h«re
that council shall appoint officers
and proves Its worth. Do not
of the Panama canal exposition.
The family went to church last and recommended by heads of de­ of state several weeks ago. Named Y. M. C. A. NAMES
today when Attorney J. P. O.Hrleti
be bald. Save your hair be­
From all leading commercial organ­ night, and upon returning the girl | partments. This motion was then with capitalists from Philadelphia,
of Mrs. Schenk's coiinsll, an non
STANDING COMMITTEES that the defendn.t would not
izations of Portland, from many of lagged behind. As they were cross­ amended that all appointive em­ Tacoma and Portland as A Welch.
fore too late.
Micro is a
the leading citiens of the city and ing a bridge she disappeared in the I ployes be appointed by the council the promoter of the Portland, Eu-
the stand.
delightful dressing for the
gene A Eastern line, and it is this Directors Meet Last Night and
from all the commercial bodies of dark, supposedly retracing her foot-' as a body. This carrier.
O,Brien xald Mri
hair, free from grease and
corporation which will finance its
Oregon development league, num­ steps. It was learned later that she
not plead Insanity.
It was moved by Professor Young
Hear Encouraging Re­
sticky oils. Booklet free. •
bering some 129 associations, and -vent to the home of Fred Warner ‘ and carried that these principles be construction according to the infor­
Schenk, brother of
ports of Work
from fraternal societies aud commer­ and family, not far distant. She left referred to a committee to be ap­ mation g'.'ron out. The articles of
man's husband, would not be called
HOYT CHEMICAL COMPANY
cial firms, messages are pouring in there a little later, and has not been pointed by the chair to report to this the Washington-Oregon corporation
in an effort to prove that Mrs
XOnT»*»». o«uo.
gives as its purpose the operation of
upon President Taft requesting he located since.
At a t.i< .ding of the board of di- Schenk lx the victim of a conspiracy
body as early as possible and that power plants and railroads and the
rectoi rz of the city Y. M. C. A. lnst among the relatives of hi r husband
use his influence to secure the expo­
She may be at the home of one of they report Dot later than one week
sition for San Francisco in 1915.
the residents of that part of the coun­ from this date. The chair appoint directors and stockholders named night ro|ioris of the work for the No hint was given as
nee
This to rrent of telegrams will not try, but her folks hardly think so, for ed Messrs. Slattery, Parsons, Jones, with Welch have r~;ir~r ' Were *s past r nth were very en«'«>iiraging, expected to be produc
th.
both
in
Washington
and
Nevada.
cease for at least 36 hours, and the the reason that they have made dili- rotter and Allen, they to select their
showing i' «plendld irrowth In that defense hopes for n v.
One
of
its
objects
is
to
take
over
the
camp ign on the part of Oregon eft- rniles from home. It is possible, her ovn chairman.
time iml greater interest than ever
All of last night's
t ri
Welch line and build was admitted before Jn this work. The following court wax devoted t.
izens and couimerrial organizations . anywhere within a radius of several
by
the
party
giving
the
information
Is sai-J to be the most extensive and miles from home. It is possible, her.
standing committees have been ap­ impeach the credlbHl
and ho further stated that th" con­ pointed for tho year:
that he had sold Mrt
unique ever conducted for any pro­ folks think, that, becoming despond­ BIG IMPROVEMENTS
m
struction
of
tho
line
would
commence
(.v
Executive G. D, Linn, A. W. Me-
motion purpose in this country. It ent, she has drowned herself in the
just
as
soon
as.
the
corporation
could
TO BE MADE IN RACE OF get its affairs in shape.
Laughlin, Prof. ' G. C Stockton, Dr. poison. i
does net stop with requests to the river, or it may be that she met with
itchenk
H. B. l.eonard, l>r. C. W. South alleged I
president
¡dent a rind to Oregon delegations an accident while walking alone in
Several Routes Surveyed.
worth
When
in ’ Vashington,
’
but also involves the the dark last night.
< CH Ilf J
CHAMBERS
POWER
CO
Preliminary surveys have been
Finance committee G. D. Linn, today, li
sending of thousands of messages
At fjrst it was thought that she
rea
by Portland and Oregon business ■ -ight have been spirited away by a R. Yergle Given Contract to made for several routes for the road '■halrnpin; F. L. Chambers. P. E. Albert 8
pH t
from here to Eugene and also
to Snodgrass.
th" stan
firms to b'usln ess men and their cor­ ' certain young man living in that
th. <b
Widen and Deepen Tail Race Portland and the mission of th«' com-
Religious committee—A. W. Mc- fen Be, It
dents a and representatives in iicighborhood, with v horn she had
respondents
ing crew of surveyors will be to se­ Laughlin, chairman; H. A
Mrs.
Set
__
,
___
_
many stir s, asking them to giro " en seen, but he was found at home
Soults,
to Give More Fall
lect the most feasible route. Enough H. C. Galey, A. M. Paulson. C. P. credibility of their own witness.
their assistance to the cause through this morning, and declared that he
crews
will
be
placed
in
the
field
so
Devereaux.
B gislative and other channels.
That the plea of n coiixptrnc-
| knew uothing of her disappearance.
R. Yergle has begun
work of that the work can be rushed as It is
Merbership committee —William against the accused woman w ill be
, His statements are verified by oth-. deepening and widening the
the
tail
race
the
desire
of
the
directors
of
the
cor
­
O.. Heckart, chairman; A. T. Cocker­ relied on, her defense, at least In
<>rs who say that he was not out at below the falls of the
cattle Active, Also
race of the noration to commence the construc­ line, Dr. G. S. Beardsley, F. E. Cham­ part, was evident when Mrs. Jam
Jan. 23.—A great number all last night.
Chambers Power company, giving tion of the line during the summer. bers, J. O. Holt, Dr. S. D. Read, A. R. Hedges was called
She testified
A most diligent search for the more of a fall to the water, thus pro­
Goldcn Seal, tho root of the above
raphic messages weie sent
The early drearn of Welch with rela­
*bat A1,,;prt Schenk had always shown plant, lx a very useful medicine. Many
from Seattie tod’..’ to President Taft J missing girl is being prosecuted by viding more power. The company tion to this line was to extend It into Quackenbush.
Auditing Committee—F. G. Stick­ animosity against his broth« 16 r’ ' s wife people gather it in our rich Woodlands
urging him to us? hi3 influence la her relatives.
has been contemplating this action eastern Oregon but the present com­ les, chairman; R. B. Miller. O
D and time and again declared he during the summer. Few people know
the settlement of the exposition mat­
for
some
time
past,
but
not
until
pany
has
so
far,
it
seems,
decided
to
White.
would leave no stone unturned to
OBITUARY
ter on broad business lines. Mes­
how valuable It Is In dyspepsia, catarrh,
now could arrangements be made to confine Its operations to the Willam­
Visiting committee—E. E. Decou. get her out of the family.
sages will also be sent by business
start
the
work.
Contractor
Yergle
is
ette
valley
and
will
connect
up
by
and as a general tonic.
Woman
’
s
committee
—
Mrs.
Wil
­
Died,
at
Boiae,
Idaho,
January
Mrs.
Hedges
continues:
14,
men and organizations to congress­
now building a bridge across the fail a line the various cities contained In
Many thousand pounds of this root are
Albert Hchenk came to my farm
men and senators urging that San 1911, Fra'.ik Lacky, born January 20, race to enable him to haul the dirt it which it has now in operation liam Preston, chairman; Mrs. Jennie
U’Ren, Mrs. C. B Willoughby, Mrs. between April and June and said ' used each year In tho famous cntnrrk
1870.
Surviving
him
is
an
aged
moth
­
Francisco be chosen as the conven-
and
gravel
to
be
taken
from
the
bot
­
street
railway
systems.
They
are
G. I). Linn, Mrs. W. O. Heckart. Mrs that his brother John wax going remedy, Poruna. This factexplaln« why
er. Mrs. C. Numbers; a sister, Mrs. tom and sides of the race. This is a Albany. Eugene and this city.
tion city.
A. T. Cockerline, Mrs. 8. J. Wilson. abroad and that ho had tJonghtTiu" everybody use« Peruns for catarrh.
Belle Geer, of London, Or.; a brother. big job, and Mr. Yergle says It would
University of Oregon committee— ra (the defendant) a »fi.ooo illtl)
R. E. Lackey, and sister at Cottage take him a year or more with his
F. S. Dunn, «hairman; G. D. Linn, p. time She rides in the machine «he
Grove, Or.: a brother, W. H. Lackey,
ELECTION
OF
SENATORS
BY
E. Snodgrass.
may break her nock."
rr r
i hfalth to mother m chiio .
of Mvrtle Creek, Or., and sister, Mrs. four horses to do the work, but he
Social committee—Dr. C. W. South­
’’ S<> rm- ,. Svser ha* bc«-n
Hattie Crooll, of San Jose, Cal. De­ will put on more teams and shorten
DIRECT
VOTE
ASSAILED
< X • ’ - X • V . .. VU I . MILLIONS i .I
job.
worth chairman; F. II. Wetherbee
ceased lived several years near Cot­ the The
H
ft.r
tier lillliikl.X WII11.K
CALKINS WOULD HAVE
company now furnishes power
s’ < », u r • I’ it i I-.* r m ’ ccrsv
tage Grove, but had been in Idaho
it
Was hington, Jan. 23.—In the II. E. Pierce.
to
five
manufacturing
institutions,
4 the <‘ HU,:».
l
‘ «»VTE\H Utr C’.t’MK
Boys'
committee
F.
E.
Billing
­
for the past eight or ten years.
^ al<in
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR
: Vi r .1 > u inp < ufje. and
but they use up about all the power senate 1 today a speech was made by ton, chairman; J. F. Bovard, L L ,J?
l'..j8n
20'
<>’ illon of
y J r JMARHHC'A, It in at»*
the
that can be generated at present. Carter, of IJontana, assailing the res­ Lewis.
office of lieutenant governor, : « pro-'
• Ur Burr (!{),( u
"Mrn
Sleep on, thou weary soul—
olutfon elling «for tho election of
When
the
improvement
to
the
tall
1»"
J
nm| take no othr*
Physical committee—Dr. H. B. posed In a resolution of Senator Cul-,
No more thy feet shall roam;
Unitei states fenatorB by direct vote
c«cut»a U»tl.c.
race
is
completed,
ta
least
one
addi
­
Ix«onard.
chairman;
C.
D
Besting beneath the grassy sod,
South- kins, of Ijvne, seems likely i o com-
of th« people. Cummins spoke in
tional factory, possibly more, can use op
Where
mand strong support at this hchh I ou
" * _.e none watches but our God.
pt.
- < to the ocean mall subsidy worth. George Hug.
the
waters
of
the
race
to
operate
its
Educational committee—
_ - logfslaturr.
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ImpeniR lx g| h
t we. too, shall peacefully rest,
Prof. of tho
Th- house devoted the day to
machinery.
waking being supremely blest,
tho recent nnomaliix situation in
a continued consideration of the Guy C. Stockton, chairman; Prof. A. by r
tho state
R. Sweet r; Dr. H. B. Leonard.'
linger here In sorrow and pain,
“•"•a when Secretary of State
■t'lffice appropriation bill.
I. O. Holt, resigned as secretary of Benson, ■/al,e,, "P°''
tit in God’s will a crown we gain,
perform ih
GENERAL SUMMERS
t
in the senate today Beveridge
of <»iir Mir.. , I IV
». • . -t»« . ,
here no bitter words are spoken—
'i-'h' to get unanimous consent to a th«> board of directors (though ho re­ lut es of governor, was compelled I,,
Our loving ties shall ne’er be broken;
the Lorimer c ,se January 31, mains a member of the board) and ill health to turn over the office to
DIES IN PORT1.AND te <.n
r "d B. Stickles was appointed In his the president of the Renate.
Never more front friends to roam.
1 I!«<1 w hen Hot rows objected. place.
rhe Calklr.z resolution nrovld« H for
But with Jesus ‘twill be home sweet
1 hen ho proposed February 7, but
Portland,
Jan.
22.
—
General
Owen
, Senator R. A. Booth and C S the submission of a .onatltutional
home.
LINIMENT
Four full quart, KDITUCKY
$4
Summers, of civil and Philippine war to this Heyburn objected on tho Frank, whoro terms as members of
at tho election of U)i2
A SUBSCRIBER.
is prepared expressly for the needs
80IF WHII5IT (T-.«>-i1,i,1p..(|)
fame, died at his home, Fifteenth around that too many senators want­ the board of trustees of tho associa­ amendment
Mn ottinr ».¡I
„,,„„1
* horsemen and ranchmen. It is
and n)Rht
Halsey aftpr
streets,
10:15 of o’ pneu
clock oil to vote on the question to permit tion had exp'rerl, were re-electod tor ho the people may pass upon the
1qgt
an at
H]npsis
of a vote at so early a date.
" provl,,,‘“ "<• «alary for
a powerful and penetrating lini-
Four full
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a fottr-year term.
tho
lieutenant
governor
aside
from
,
tnent, a remedy for emergencies.
*
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♦ monia lasting less than two days. He
Per dleni unless called to fill a »...
A soothing embrocation for the relief
ujUr"’
♦? was Go years of age.
MANY TYPHOID
canny fn the gubernatorial chair
I MBRÜWN MERCANTILE CO L;
BEGIN PROBING
of pain, and the best liniment for
General Summers was in his usual
»ttoaaaaaeaeaeeoteaeaae*«
(
7 th an *> □ utnjids iTirRTi
sprains and soreness.
Unequalled
•good health and attended regularly
ALLEGED BRIBERY
PORTLAND.
OREGON I
CASES AT FALLS CITY
for healing wounds and injuries
At the Eugene hospital, Monday, to his duties as appraiser at the cus­
DIGGER
STANLEY
caused by BARBED WIRE} and
Jnauary 23, 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. tom house until Friday afternoon.
AT DANVILLE, ILL.
Falls City, Or., Jan. 23.—There
for all cuts and bruises. Pacific Horse J. H. I<oke, a 10-pound boy.
TO FIGHT BURNS
He wan violently 111 from the start have been 27 cases of typhoid fever
|
Danevllle,
Jan
23- The Vermillion
Liniment is fully guaranteed. No
and sank rapidly.
reported
to
City
Health
Officer
Hell-
New
York.
Jan.
20
D|«Pr
other is so good or helpful in so many
Near Thurston, January 17, 1910,
General Summers was born at warth during the last month. Thus county grand jury will today begin 12.'abnn¿BRlWPlght '••"»’»l'ion of Eng­ LUKE LEA ELECTED
ways. If it fails to satisfy, we author­
to Walter Rennie and wife, a son.
Brockville, Canada, June 13. 1850, far there has been but one fatality. Investigation of the buying and «ell- land,
who will fight Frankl.« Burns
ize all dealers to refund the purchase
TO SUCCEED FRAZER
and in Infancy was taken to Chicago These alarming facts are causing the ng of votes In past elections, chieflv of Jc -sev City, at the National Snort
price.C Extra large bottles 5 0 coots.
in the general election of last No­
Near Donna, January 22, 1911, to by his parents.
citizens to plan quick action In the vember In which Speaker Cannon whnC L'b tonlght’ |H ««PMited by tho«e fn «ha’il1’0' Jan' 23
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Hovr CHKMTCAL CO., Portland, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Whitsei, a daugh-
direction of a eity waterworks sys- efeetM
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