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Tire TWTCl A WEBK GUARD THURSDAY, JAM. 2«, 1911 WOODMEN PARMALEE MAKES EUGENE MERCHANTS AND ROYAL NEIGHBORS BONNELL BROS. ASPHÏXIATID» IS MODERN NEW AVIATION MARK FAIR CHANCE FOR ATTEND CONVENTION OF JOINTLY INSTALL OREGON RETAIL DEALERS 10 BUILD HOME NOVELIST SHOT 10 SUCCEED FOR CLUB OF HORSE BY CRANK SEN. SCOTT I Opt n Meeting Held in Armory Remains in the Air Three Hours and Thirty nine Min Pavilion Before Large Au utes dience Last Night Will Go to Salem on the Early Train Tomorrow — Hold Three Days' Session Han Francisco, Jun 22 Han Fran cisco's aviation meet produced a n**w American record todav wh<*n Phlllln Eugene will be well represented at O Psrmalee. »ilotlne a Wright bf- the annual convention of the Oregon nlane. remained aloft for three hours A most unusual ««ries of event* The Eugen« Comin**rc|al club will New York. January 24. "Hi* Retail Merchants' association, which 39 minutes and 49 1-5 seconds begins at Salem tomorrow morning LaFollette Certain of Election not build a honie of its own for at look placa thl* marnlug at th« cor- chances are fair," was thl* morning's and ends Friday The delegation The best previous endurance per least live y*urs and p**rhni*s more, liar of East Eleventh Mild Aliter formance wsh that of A L Welch, of report from the bedside of David from the local Merchants' Pratectlve instead It will occupy th** > nitre sec streets whan a hora» fidi Into an —Deadlock in New St Louis who established a record Graham 1‘hlllipM, who was shot yes association will go down on the six ond floor of a two story blo'lt to lie open gas ditch, broke a two-lu.h of three hours. 11 minute« and 55 o’clock train tomorrow morning and »t*«'t»«l by th** llonuett brothers on main, and was quickly t asphyxiât***! York seconds At Ixjs Angel««’ recent terday afternoon by Fitzhugh Golts- will rirnaln throughout the conven th»lr l"1 <,,t West Ninth street be before it could 1» roncuiel 1 Th» gas meet, th« late Arch Hoxju-y was borough, an eccentric musician with tion. tween YVIIumi'tlt* and olive, » her» continued to flow for au hour or mo , Charleston. W. Va„ Jan. 24.— (>• credited with an unofficial record of a fancied grievance. The delegates from here are as the first ballot in the legislature to- they have already flitlshed a con- until some perm n cam« along and three hours and 17 minutes follows: W. M. Green, grocer; Geo. crete foundailoti This decision was •truck a match. Then, fortuna! ely Little has developed as to the T. Hall, Jr., grocer; Frank R. Weth- day W. £. Chilton received eighty- A throng of 2 5.000 cheered the arrived at by th» club last night iif- without an explosion, th» i gas ignited cause of the shooting For some time erbee, dry goods merchant; E. D. two votes fcr senator for the full birdman an he pursued his monoto ter considering wstty l>ru|H>altf<>iiM and would have cremated the body of return, three more than ought to nous course When he finally de Phillips has been receiving threaten Matlock. grrx*ry and dry goods mer elect. Clarence Watson for the short for th» piirchas» of property on Hi» horse had not workmen come scended he was given a rousing ova which l<> erect u building of Its own along and «hoveled dirt over the ing notes, telegram* and telephone chant; W. A. Bell grocer: A. Sence, term, received 57 votes, two short of tion. Several enthusiasts, among L. R. Flint, furniture dealer, tha requisite number. Tit» club's I**«»** on th« Paine liody, still gg soon us possible cut off call*, and Goltsborougb has been grocer; them Eugene B Ely. hoisted Parma- and L. D. Pierce, grocer. building, which It no* occupies, will the gnu supply. lee on their shoulders and heard to say he had a grudge against carried Others who are not delegate« may Th« horse Went luto III» ditch expire *>n July I of tills year and It LaFollette Win« him In triumph to a stand In the a certain writer on account of a attend. is the intention of th** organisai Ion shortly before 6 o'clock. It belonged Madison, WIs.. Jar. 24.—In the middle of Selfridge Field, here Gen The state convention of the hard to o«* ui*y th« new quintar« by Unit to th» firm of Young * Rice, owners magazine article. Goltsborough ’ s eral Tasker H. Bliss, other army of- ware dealers is in session at Portland assembly today the vote for senator ttm» The work of «r*«tlng .th» of th» Whit« Elephant livery stable fleers and a n um her of women friends are unable to shed any light and the meeting is being attended by gave LaFollette, republican. 52. and It wn« being driven I»** building *HI I*» tuguri by the nt Springfield crowded about the aviator to con- on his motive. He was 31 years old a number of Eugene dealers, lnclud- Klelseec, democrat, 12. Two demo llotiliett l*roih*rs ns ¡non a» porslbb* by M (’. I’ra R. an employe of the gratulat** him and cam*- of an old Maryland family, j ing E A. Bean. Fred Chambers, crats were absent. The senate will They ntri. ii* had plans for the Imllil burn, who wns inking a Creswell wo UliHI C**iii|«*l« D*--** ai j Drew Griffin and F. J. Berger. W. vote on senator this afternoon. l.a- man from Springfield to th« train lug. Iiut Hie upper floor plans will Follette's re-election is certain. "f could have remained up longer," and was an active socialist. h aving Eugen» at 6 a. m In order have l*i I*** i h.* h *•*•■1 I** »ult th** !•••* *1» Phillips was shot six times with | H. Kay went down on the noon train «aid Parmalee, "but my wat grew so i today and N. J. Blais will go In the of th« cittì* Il ».is agreed to lease to lay the new lo-luih gas main the New Yo k Deadlock hard mid my hands nnd f**et so out the slightest warning. : morning. • th** rooms for $125 n month for five pavement on Eleventh street had Albany, Jan. 24. -There *as no numbed that I decided to come down I "There you go, ” said the assail years, and at the rat» of $150 a liei-n i ill from each Mid« t< ward the choice for senator on the sixth bal after clinching the American re- ant, as he opened fire, “and here I •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ month alter tli • expiration of that ■ entre, but a narrow apace, enough cord ” lot today. ♦ tin»* if the dull wants to c rutln't*' to fur a team to cross. was left b»*w<en go." he echoed," as he sent a bullet Parmalee's long flight was un-: the two dlti hen A pi e of dirt on t (xcupy the blllliilllg PERSONAL eventful. Once while sailing close i Into his own brain. He used an au either aide formed a barricade. and NEWS OF COBURG Other Matters l>t«cu»<»<i. to the San Bruno hills on the far i tomatic pistol, and all six shots aim ■•ach eud »<« marked by a red lan Thu matter of entertali lug III" «file of th** field, he dipped suddenly While passing these lantern* AND NORTH LANE state legl«lntor» U'lon their arrival tern and sharply to force gasoline into! ed at Phillips took effect. One pene (From Tuesday's Dally Guard.) trated the abdomen, another pierced front Hulein We<|ne»da> wa« tulieii tlu- animal became frightened, ri ir- his engines •••I upon It* hind leg* and turning, Rex Naylor of Eugene wos In Co up and <ll»< n»nrd I v the dull Word Weather conditions were excellent.1 the right lung and came out at the E. E. Hyland is in the city from II. G. Mosher as chief forester, although bright sunshine did not burg yesterday visiting friends has been n» «,lve<! that at 1« a«t 150 plunged bead foremost Into the »pen back, a third shattered the left wrist Oak Ridge. ditch, going out of night below the rendered very creditable service with Mrs. Harvey Frum gave a birth wholly temper the airs nipping: of the •■•loll« will be here to vlnlt the O. M Murphey is transacting bus!- II broke loose bls well-drilled team of twelve men. touch. and a fourth 'irilled the right thigh. day dinner *i honor of h r daughter. They will i>« shown surface of the street University ness in Drain. from the buggy without breaking Orchestra music, recitations, musical Two of them dropped from the about the oily by the member« of Dr. K. A. Leep is on a trip to Miss Jessie last Friday, anly a few of the closest friends were present. the dub and eiligen« In g> nerul. more ,han u »trap • r two. The dr v- ■■lection*, solos, dialogue», quartet wounded man's clothing as he was Drain for a day or so. They report an excellent time. All Luncheon will be served ut th« i'ril- er jumped out and endeavored to singing and short addresses made C. L. Bartholomew went to Port being undressed at the hospital. quiet the plunging b< . The nnl- the evening on the whole a very en are praising Mrs. Frum’s cooking. verilty dortnitory H 1 ■•■■ n m land on business today. "My mother," he said, " is an old Mrs. Tillman reports a new grand A petition »«• fruii»«] by a com- mul. however, In It* struggles, b.oke joyable occialon. L. F. Wooley returned today from The present membership of the M. son which was born to her daughter lady and the shock might kill her. I a visit at Cottage Grove. mil tee <'<illsl«tllig of D (' Freeman. the two-inch gas mnln that bad been uncovered mid a large volume of W. A. here Is over 300. and that of her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Har Jtillii« Goldsmith and I. It Flint am yourfg and strong; I may get well. Alton Haruptor. went to Cottage and Th« driver the R N A Is about 70. The Mod- vey Gray, Mr. Gray will be remem asking th.* leglsltvlur** to ipproptlate coal gas filled th« air Grove today on business. Make the best of It and I'll try to old Coburgers as run $lo0.0oo for th» ri-ttl nary velebra • >« furted nway bv the poisonou** ■ rn W **>dmen of America has over F. M. French, of Albany, was in bered by the bear you out.” and the animal soon expired. 1,200,000 members and added 163,- ning the meat market here, selling tlon of th** founding of Astoria, to fumes the city on business today. I'ratt thin hurried down town to •<■•*» new name» during the past year. about six years ago. Phillips is 4 3 years old and began be held nt that city next >*'ar A. L. Fraser of Salem, transacted out Mrs. find Hotn< attache of the g ut company E P. Coleman and her grand life as a newspaper reporter, winning business in Eugene today. The proper ¡icraona were author- In order that the (low might be cut They paid over 10,000 death claims ■luring the jear just ended The daughter, Miss Kathleen Stuart, ac- fame as a magazine writer and nov lied to wire I'r »Id<nl Taft In regard off John Mason, of Creswell R. F D. company declined to cut Rovsl Neighbors have a membership companied by Miss Opal Jarvis of elist. to locating th P.vnnma <*Xposit Ion off the Tlie No. 1. was in the city today. supply for the whole city, aa now of nearly 260,000. Portland, were in Coburg last Satur- al Han Franc'»* o Mrs. Marion Clark, of Wendling, day to attend the joint installation i*lt»l< - -, of many n break fust w ■ a dependent up A letter front ' ■• is in the city this afternoon. of the Odd Fellows and Rebakshs. the gas supply, blit sent a form .rd to I the on th** »nr department G. A. Guin came up from Salem The young ladies are attending the of men to cut off m» ' al supply in •el pl he r»c mill race. aeknowh*d today to visit J. M. Williams. William Grotjan. Employed on University of Oregon, they found of th** Werent tesolt t •< **|v**d bv that vicinity. W.R. Jephcott and wife arrived I the lodge work very enjoyable. Hrt Gas Afire he matter th** clul* and slated out from Florence last night. Merchant A. J. Hicks is prepar Steam Shovel, Arrested -•••* • nt ha*l ha-i'U inken unit*' A. W. McCue and wife, of Coburg, ing to move his stock of goods into In the tne ititlme, shortly before were in Eugene this morning. »■•ven o'clock, some one p.maed and the building purchased by Mr. Frank —Girl Is Found Erbine Newman of Salem, trans Skinner which now stands betide the «truck a match In order to get a BILL TO REDUCE acted business In Eugene today. clearer view of the horse, and In n See & Chalouqka store. The new lo William Grotjan. a young man A. C. Eastwood of Rochester, N.' cation will be in many ways, a con the g is took fir«. It Is very RAILROAD FARE flash ho has been employed as crane man Y.. is a recent arrival in the city. remarkable that thl* mixture of hy venience to many of Mr. Hicks' cus on one of the steam shovels In the Fred Parker arrived down from tomers as well as to the business drogen gu* and air partially confined Two Cents a Mile Will Be the In th» deep ditch did not explodo construction of the Natron extension, Dexter on the noon train today. trade of town. is in the county jail at Eugene, Miss Georgia Parks returned to with fearful results. Mr. Skinner is having the budd Limit if Measure Is charged with child-stealing, in entic Dexter today after visiting here. Th» flatii* iped high In the air ing put in first < ass shape for Mr. Adopted Mr?. Carrie Cross, of Haines. Or., ing little May Hills away from her and burned for almost an hour be Hicks, and as soon as spring opens fore the gas crew arrived, cut anoth Will Come Up from Salem on a home at Fall Creek Sunday night. Two Hours Each Will Be Given after a visit at the home of her I he expects to build an addition to He was arraigned before Justice of daughter. Mrs. G. W. Spores, left for) the rear thus making a fine buclness Salem. Or.. Jan Si By request, er hole In the pavement and turned the Peace R. 8. Bryson this morning home today. Senator Albert Abraham, of Dougina off lie« )■>■ al supply. * house.—Journal. to the Windjam Special Train — Eugene Cit and time for examination set for C. S. Cochran returned on the[ county, will Introduce a bill before l ed of (.as Thursday. noon train today from Creswell. tile seliat«, upon tit» comentlon of It was estimated that in the two The funeral of Mrs. Thomas, of mers izens to Entertain Them This Is the sequel to the disap- Miss Bulah Martin returned to Walterville. who died here Sunday, that body tomorrow afternoon,«hlch, hours over 90,000 cubic feet of gas pearance of the little Hills girl, a Creswell today after visiting here. If enacted Into a law. I* calculated to escaped Largo crowds collected was held this forenoon at the Gordon Washington. Jan. 24.—The senate W H. Kay was a passenger fori chapel with interment In the I. O. ' story of which appeared in yester- re*oluttonlze and equallto the sys while the flames burned in the air, tem of rat*- making upon the railroad and a morbid throng bung about the O. F. cemetery. The Women of The members and attaches of t’* • •'ay’s Guard. Grotjan was arrested committee on industrial expositions Portland on the noon train todav. R. F. Stedd ~ '* of ‘ “ Decorah. Iowa, was Woodcraft had charge of the ser- t evening by Deputy Sheriff Fred decided today to give two hours system **( tie »into upon u mileage corner, as the partlnNy consumed an Oregon legislature will arrive in fiu • — - 1 1 vices. ' liisoti, who had been shadowing each to San Francisco and New Or an arrival • in Eugene this morning. busts The author of th« bill which imal was lifted from the ditch and Walter Stafford went to the ranch will be Introduced by Senator Abra- carried away It took until noon to gene on a special train about 11:3" him nearly al! day. and the prisoner leans for the presentation of respect fir i » - hnm 1« a student <>l the intricate clear this away. tomorrow. The train is schc hi!ed to was brought to Eugene at a late hour ive claims of recognition by the gov- near Irving on the noon train today. | bridxe» w • \ f* i ernment. It is possible that New Chas McCubbins of Mont Inst night. problem of railroad operation and The horse w s considered very leave Salem nt 9 a. m. of-to.’n . » •XJO «Uy if It appears that Grotjan, who had Orleans will be beard Thursday and Wash., arrived in Eugene this morn- regulat'on. which ha i agitated the valuable by Mr Rice. Imt he declined Pb-Dle-y g» visitors will be taken first to been In company with the girl a num San Francisco on Friday of this Ing. ■•>( r v * mind of the 111 st talent tn th*' coil n- to give figure >• to Its Value. It is the The i u *r*t > will be ber of times, was suspected of spir week. University, where lunch J. H. Nichols of Drain, is trans- generation«, an I his • ■ lerdiHid th.it Mr. Rico will expect try the *L C»>... served In the dining room by the wo- Au appropriation of $1.000.000 for acting business in Eugene foT a few propoelt th** opinion of Hcna- tin- gi ■■■•upiny to reimburse hint milt graduates of the institution. Af iting her away, and lie was openly So'»r Crow«» I ’ days. ■ government exh it at New Orleans .»■«•US ’ 1 of it. but he stoutly denied wtio Is also well ti r th" value of the horse. tor Ab 22« Bnd;«T«oJ. rm ‘ ter this some time will be spent tn it until he was found in the gtrl's in 1915 is carried is the New Orleans Miss Velma Wright returned to I rnlfroul matt*ni. Is who*,let Go J rS ».'• I viewing the grounds and inspecting company last evening. After an all- exposition bill, reported to the house Shedds today after a visit in Eu-L perfe* 11 £■*»■•; I. ■ on I. the buildings, and a meeting will be dav search for the girl by her father. from the committee on industrial gtne. FURA! CARRIFRS S Iwr KVn This held at 3 o'clock In the assembly William Hills, and many neighbors, arts and expositions today. Willia m Esit, of Salem, is trans- ! 0**4 »L. WILL GET SI00 the rail room of Villard hail. There will be she was found at the steam shovel fiato 5.< I ,acti business in Eugene for a few separat* ■ B-'** it«» addresses and a musical program, where Grotjan was employed. MORE PER YEAR day* 1 r F .... He a** 7. ’ ) cording to including several number« by the was soon seen to join her and they APPROPRIATIONS FOR Mr. and Mrs M. C. Griswold re-1 OX. W curst h*n«(»T*u , n ,-t J done by The po»t- Unlvi rsltv glee club. Vnshliigioii » •■«■ ntwimin ■ *M*uai BEST ks T hcl h turned to Portland last evening, af-1 started away together. It was then ng** in’sl W;'S PRS-ed All work folly ciiarinionl tor r' t*-- i. y»- ;i* At 6 o'clock a banquet will be that Deputy Sheriff Callison placed ' approp: ter a visit at the home of Mr. and ! MANY STATE PURPOSES will riiluct ti»- fa ■• for adult pass ti by amendment served at the Osburn, nt which there him under arrest, and the girl was the hott«** Mrs. W. L. DeLano. gers upon rnllrouls of the first class, Increasing will be present n number of local takeu to her home. 'hr W A. Coryell, of Race Track.! huvltig un earning rapacity of from Painless Dentists people In ndditlon to the city's State Capitol. Salem. Jan. 23. — Al Mont., was an arrival in Eugene last FtB.n* Bdiicint It appears that when May disap $!2,uoo to $15,000 per mile, from 3 Third md Wishinrtun PSi OAHD. de guests. The special train will though a note of economy was night. Oiflc. flour* sa M to a P M. BimtUya. 9 w 1 peared from the bridge Sunday night ci'itis to two cute per mil«, and that part for Salem nt 8:30 p. in. L. D. Pierce leaves in the morning ' ns she was going home from church- struck once or twice this session in of children bet *■* it the ages of 6 Governor West Is expected to ac with her folks, she immediately attempts to save a few dollars on for Salem to attend the grocers’ con-; nr I 12 years front I I 2 to 1 cent company the visitors, although he Joined Grotjnn. They appeared at clerical help and printing, with but vention. pt r tulle. has not yet definitely accepted the the home of Fred Warner at 3 11 days of the session gone by and J. C. Morse, and N. R. Howard, dentistry on th#» Pacific Coast is executed her#». In tin- case of ciuss B railroads, REVIVAL AT RIVERVIEW special invitation extended to him. o’clock the next morning and left but eight of these working days, ap of Cottage Grove, were in the city We have bnilt up our reputation on it. You can hn Ing un earning capacity of be- depen<! on and cannot yet better pair.lt a SCHOOL BEGINS FEB. 1 Owing tc the short time in which about daylight. It is not known propriation bills amounting to $3.- over night. wurk aaywuore, no matter how much juu pnj. tvf ii $»<>ito and $13.000, mllcnge to prepare for the reception of the where they were before they went to 114.S6l.10 have already been intro- D. E. Yoran is on a trip to points bnsls, tin* fare for ndiilt pass* ngera Ev ni'uellst-* Horn and Webb will visitors, the committee in charge de duced. south, in the interests of the — - - Knights i «hall not . . ....... I 3 ■■■nts per mile, and begin a revival at Riv- rvlew school sires the hearty co-operation of alt the Warner home. Grotjan evidently These bills do not include the en- of Pythias. hid the girl yesterday and instructed for illlldrett, of th** ag.s specified house ■ n Feliriinrv 1st. Mr. Webb the people of the city in order to i In- tire list of appropriations asked, Rev. W. A. Elkins came down ! above, 1 1-2 tents |'»r mile, while for and wife are singers of national rep- sure a hospitable greeting to the her to join him in the evening, when Omitted from this grand total are from Cottage Grove i on the noon doubtless planned to leave that class C railroads, having tin earning utstli n Note the subject* for the members of the legislature. I and they numerous minor bills calling for sal- train today. part of the country together. capacity of under $8000 upon the tic. t few dnyt : those who accompany them hero. It aries of county and district offices « llfv. W. L. Straub was a passen- The entire neighborhood had be niileagt basis, 11» tar« tat« Is to be left Wednesdnv It itmillatio* Exalt- Is hoped that as many as can possi come badly worked up over the af and for commissions and boards ger for Pasco, Wash., on the noon solely to the wisdom ami discretion i tlon. Glorification." bly do so will be at the station when fair. and it is thought that Grotjan working on a per diem basis. train today. of th.* stat** railroad lommlsslon. Thnr»dn> Source» of Strength the special train arrives, and if they At the session of 1909 the legiala- Mrs. John might have been severely dealt with Sellers returned to ! both as to adults and youths, If the In th» Church.” have friends among the visitors,make by the citizens of the community had ture appropriated $3.915,352.23 and Creswell today after visiting ____ ____ at ____ the! bill should become a aw it will cer- Friday "Parable of the Gospel a special effort to entertain them. a gasp was heard from all over the Dr. Weller home. the girl not been found. talnly work a r ent ■ hatter r upon the Train." it Is a great compliment to the state. In-1907 appropriations to the Harvey Kendall and wife, of The; of present system of th*' regulation t.„ S.itiird iv Who M? 1» the Devil; city and University to have the legis amount of $3.OSS.805.71 were made: Dalifs. after a visit in Eugene, left 1 1 state, and since railroads vlthln the \\ It- Do*- n't God Kill Him?” lature adjourn for an entire day and In 1905 the appropriations amounted fcr home today. burdens i . iftkii . R. POULTRY bruì In in submitted to th** measure come hero in a body, and the people to $2.275.34b .5 1: 1903, $2.623.717 - A. W. Moon, of Central Point. Kcepet and Mr. many of th** members of both ■ liould show their appreciation by Fintene Back«—Relief proved 70. and to $1.795,000.91 in 19Q1. Jackson county, is transacting busi KEICHEL ’ S SLAYERS branches of the legislature, and they ■• otfm: their time to their enter Farmer: \ our Giving a conservative estimate of ness in Eugene, by Lap«*' of Time. ■I th.-lr i9i>rovul of 'll'' GUILTY OF MURDER tainment. have «>xpr¡ the appropriations already asked, it ore in danger Dr. E. L. Fletcher went to Port-1 i i u strong possibility same thci is safe to assert, exclusive of the land ioday and from there may go' Backache is a heavy burden; a uro* ♦ that it will pqss. ♦ minor and incidental bills mentioned Nerviousness wears one out; East on business. ♦ 1 A. C. SHOWS LITTLE ♦ as being omitted, that the total Rheumatic pain; urinary ill*; Miss Carrie Morton returned to ♦ ♦ amount of money so far asked for Portland today after a visit with ¡Woven Wire All are kidney burdens - BILL AGnEED ON ♦ ENTHUSIASM Daily effects of kidney weakness. amounts to at least $3.200,000, or friends In Eugene. rauder can ■ ♦ FOR.PERMANENT ♦ over the total amount appropriated No use to cure th ■ symptoms. J. I. Russell, of Wilhelmina. Yam '«ver, P ♦ Relief is but temporary if the four years ago. with only a working hill county, was an arrival in Eu tariff commission ♦♦ r > ports from Corvallis Indicate ♦ session of eight days in which to file gene this afternoon. O. \. C Is not as enthusiastic cause remains. 'hat ♦ over b ikettiail this year as it has Cure the kidneys and you cure the appropriation bills representing that Roy 0c npton of Medford, arrived ♦ been in other wars. Their coach, cause. ♦ amount. • Eugene this morning, and is regis* woven tn ♦ ♦ Relief comes quickly—conies to who was to have .arrived from Grin- tered at the Osburn. famous P ♦ nell, Iowa. some time ago. ha- not stay. E. D. Matlock leaves In the morn- fence is PORTAGE TEAM WILL shown un. and it is understood he ♦ Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney ing for Salem to attend the state has given up the position, because Ills; laesbes (.onventlon of merchants. PRESIDENT TAFT of financial reasons. Two of their PLAY HERE MONDAY Frank Arehart and wife have left t) the gt Prove it by your neighbor's case. star players. May and Keck, will Here's Eugene testimony. for Topjtenlsh, Wash., where they re Its great FAVGRS MERCHANT probably be barret! because of their The story of a permanent cure. was received by the Univer sided before coming to Eugene. •Lock. I MARINE MEASURE low standing in their studies. Sever Mrs. II. W. Kirkpatrick. 327 W sity Word of Oregon baseball management M. G. Holt, of Wenatchee. Wash., al of the old men. however, are on Seventh st., Eugene Or., says: "I this morning that the Co. F. team of was an arrival in Kugene last night. iu tLt pt ui Wusb r rtnn. Jan. 2 1 I’r side it hand, one or two of whom. Including publicly recommended Doan's Kid Portage, Win., which is making a CIRI» til’ I II IXI»S. M-e. E. P. Cole Went to I.eonn to Taft, InnddrcHsIng ti e *1* legates to Bert Burdick. nn<l Captain T* <1 Reed, ney Pills in 1906, after they had tour of the coast, will be here Mon day aTter visiting Mrs. O Zumwalt We c»vrt are very fast, and will (orni the neil- been used myself and other members ■the Nut <n al Melchn t Marine cott- We wish to extend oui thanks f< r day to play against the University and Mrs. R. Simpson in this city. Standard ;■ cleus of the new team. It Is quite of my family with excellent results. ■ re « t* <l:iv. declared that not only team that night. This team is con the manv klndni •-«••* shown u* by W. It. ’Aright, who has been em our many friondH during our recent is th» conntiy ri <ly t< r the creation probable, however, that O. A. C. h I am now glad to say that time has sidered the champion of the United ployed in the Eugene Woolen Mills bbeep Feno' congratulating Itself li pon the fact proven the cures effected by this States, and is winning a great ma fOr .thT*.J’a.a.t four *ears* left today bereavement bv the stidd« n death of of a merchant marine, but that con- It pavr to pt .rtess had discussed lb” measure long that It does not play the University preparation to be permanent." jority of its games on this trip. They for our beloved Wife and moth *r. Lethbridge, Alberta, where he » of Oregon this year, The Corvallis The For sale by all deale r Price 50 ■•nongh t<> act on It ; imptly. played the Pacific University team will be employed by C. 8. Farrow, a Let us Min* y’uwtoat CONRAD M Y KRS president raid he hoped th * pre ence college Is getting an early start on cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, last night, winning by the same former Eugene resident. RE FORD MYERS Mr. Far- F« nee can do iu »anal u the Indoor N. Y. sole agents for the United score that Oregon did here Friday of the delegates In Washington bnseball, by playing EUGENE MYERS row is running a steam Laundry and get anee.») sport, and may expect to make up States. would have an effect In the irnmedl- night. This puts the two teams on there. LEON MYERS Qaaakenbush A Sons, Eugene. Remember the name—Doan's—- an equal footing. Insuring a cracker I at» passage of some kind of leglsla- their basketball deficiencies In this CHAS MYERS ■Ire Co , Cottage Grove sport. and take no other. jack of a game Monday night MILDRED «NOW tloa ttV. H4w. Ge.. CvaawalL Huger»* Camp, No. 5837, Modern Woodmen of America, and their aux iliary order. G>*t* h**ll Camp No. 4921. Royal Neighbors of America, held Joint Insiallutlon ceremonl»« and ex ercise» in open form In th» armory pavilion last evening In th« presence of about two hundred people. The officers of the It. N. A. for th« en suing year, who were duly Installed by Mrs A M Gilbert as Installing officer, s-»l«t**d by Ceremonial Mar- »hal Surah McCormick, were as fol lows: Oracle. Nettle McKinney; vice-oracle, Nora Dixon; recorder, Itozdllii Htarr; receiver. Adelstne Newman; chanrellor. Until** Koepke: past oracle, Margaret Adrian, mar- Hhul, Mis' Bailey; Inner sentinel, I aura Ch imtierlaln manager, Helen chamberlain; camp physician./Dr. I*. E McDougal. The officers of tb<* M W A were duly Installed bv John II Starr. d*-|>- uty bend consul, a-slHled by H R. Mosher, as acting h> ad escort, and w**r« us follow»: Venerable costil, 8 D. Allen; past venerable consul, M L. York; worthy advisor, N. J Blais; ex-banker, J H. Newman; clerk. David I.Ink; escort, F H. r. W. H Max- L. K. McDou- »; watchman, I F Bliley. L. York »in f a handsome ok*-n of appre- r* of the camp BEHIND BARS LEGiSLATORSAFTER ARGUMENTS OF TREASURER Wise Dental Ce.,i«c. THEVERYDESV Page Poultry Fence Balks Every Ferm Maraude?