«
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1911 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1911
mid Im lulling 11 top over privilege
of Hi days at any point along the
route. The rales apply on ull trans
continental lines.
The rates from
th« prlmlpul
points will be:
hh i Paul, Duluth,
Winnipeg. Omaha. Council
1
Bluffs,
K11 lisas city, Ht Joo, ,35; Chicago,
,33; Ht
I.OIIIIH, ,3
Cincinnati,
,37 90, <'l«vellind, ,39 75, Buffalo,
142 50,
Plttubiirg.
,42.
Boston,
,49 46; Philadelphia. ,49.76, New
til's In (he Peace Problem of Europe.” York, ,50
ScviTal other dialliigulshcd Hungar­
lluto An* General.
ians are In the party.
I his announcement camo to __
all
the Portland offices of the various
All reports tn the contrary not*! trnnscontlnenti lines. Including the
with.<tmi ling, Julius Ca«nar la »till <> W It. a N. Co. the Northern Pa­
very much ulivi' II« arrived In New cific. Grcut Northern, Spokane, Port­
Volk recently from Germany, and on land A Seattle, Chicago, Milwaukee
a mlMHlon of conquest, although a A Puget Sound. Houthern Pacific and
purely ronimereiai one. Julius now the Oregon Electric In conjunction
owns a wallpap«r factory near Colo­ witl> the SPA H., Great Northern
gne, Germany, ami will vl»lt various and Northern Pacific. The rates will
American cities to get acquainted also apply to all points on the As­
with bls cuHtoniers, present and pros­ toria A Columbia River, In conjunc­
pective,
tion with the Hill system, of which
It Is a part.
That the rates will be taken ad­
mcrchnnls who have
vantage of to a much greater extent
than ever Is predicted by every rail­
road official In th« country In view
of the great interest that Is being
taken In Oregon among th« people of
the eastern und middle atutes.
OREGON WILL GET
LINE EXTENSIONS
Harriman Developmcn t Work
Includes Projects Recom­
mended Here
an abomination and not as niicc<
_____
ful as linen or softer materials. And
by the way, linen frocks and materi­
als multiply In the shops, the soft
ramie being the first favorite, and
the one-piece linen frocks modeled
more or less upon the lines of the
one-piece silk or serge frocks, as gen­
erally worn under fur coats this win­
ter. are extremely pretty. Like the
winter models, they are simple,
straight and narrow In line, usually a
trifle short of waist and elaborated
only by some smart bit of trimming
about the throat, and as a sleeve fin­
ish, and perhaps by buttons and
loops, a bit of braiding
in linens,
however, these simple little frocks
have the advantage of color schemes
and contrasts more varied than the
dark tones of the winter models.
The new hats, which always follow
closely upon new materials, have
mad*- their appearance and one must
admit to a little disappointment if
anything very startling was expect­
ed. Perhaps when May comes the
i'arlsian milliners, or their New
York rivals, will have something dif­
ferent to show, but the Riviera and
Palm Beach models are interesting,
••ven if not exactly authoritative in
their prophecy. One has to concede
a certain familiar air about them,
a semblance of old friends masquer­
ading in new finery, for the shapes
the the shapes to which women ~ have
become accustomed during the win­
ter. Only the materials speak sum-
mer and novelty.
Then, too, the chances are that
when spring comes these shapes will
still be In order, though there Wil)
probably be new things added, The
models do not change with lightning
and radical rapidity nowadays, and
frocks seem likely to be but little
modified this spring. Many of the
straw hats are faced with velvet, and
Indeed some are so heavily swathed
with marabout, velvet and the like
until, at first glance, they look quite
like winter models. In New York
women are already wearing spring
millinery, being tired of their winter
hats and reaching out for something
fresh and new.
SEVEN
EXPOSURE BY
NEWSPAPER LED TO
GREEKS’ DISCHARGE
“Cured
Neuralgia
Pain”
It was The Guard’s exposure of
the graft carted on between Greek
ditch laborers and their foreman that
led to their recent discharge, accord­
ing to the statement of Manager M.
1». Spencer, of the Oregon Power Co.
Their employment by the company
was unsatisfactory because of the op­
position by local eitizens, and with
this Information of The Guard son-
cerning matters which the company
had suspected, the discharge was at
once made as soon as Messrs, Spencer
and Widdersheim returned from Chi­
cago. The company is positive that
a graft was carried on, as was stated
n The Guard's first account of the
matter.
Borland, Feb. 2. Much new eon-
structlou work will be done in Ort-
“I
Guard Hpeclal Hervlce.
gon during the next few years as the
New York. Feti 4
lini illy a
result of the authorization by the
take
ut Muy and lh«-ember, perhaps
Harriman directors In New York on
pleas­
matrimonial alliance tu lie uff
Tuesday of the extensions to the Un­
ure in
Itcl
WOOII
nest Tuesday
ion Pacific and Houthern Pacific rail­
writing
Vivian Gould, aged 17,
ways In the Northwest.
(¡ratinili Hope Horsley
to you
While local officials have recom­
fifth Baron Dvclrs, ngi*d 45 hut, II
mended the building of many new
that I had a neuralgia pain in
might be referred tn us 1« Mny und
lines, they do not know whether all
my arm for five years, and I
Oc tober affair. Nut that Lord Deel«»
of them have been approved by the
used your Liniment for one
himself considera that there Is any re
Eastern men.
week and was completely
tiiniknbln disparity between Ills age
Among the roads that are almost
ami that of his noun to-be blushing
cured.
I recommend your
certain to be included in the list is
bruin Oh, a'y, no. That's all blawst-
tlie gap between tins north and south
Liniment very highly.”— M rs .
ed tommyrot, his Lordship han az-
links In the Natron-Klarnath cut-off
J. M c G raw , 1216 Mandeville
plained to the reporters. Really,,
on the Houthern Pacific that femalns
AGED COTTAGE GROVE
St., New Orleans, Lx
don't you know. It's quite extr'ordl
to be done after the present contracts
nary, all thia pother about a man of
are completed, and the line from
WOMAN
GOES
TO
REST
only forty-five being too old fur a
Itedrnond. the ultimate terminus of
Cured Quinsy Sore Throat
inniileti of seventeen, Why. me man,
the Ik-schutes Valley road, and Odell,
Cottage Grove, Or.. Feb. 3.—Mrs.
M r . IlexRY L. C aulk , of
In England no gent Ionian llilnUs of
a convenient point on the Natron-
j. W. Ashby, aged 7 4 years, died
n emina matrimonial ties until he
Klarnath < ut-off.
1242 Wilson St., Wilmington,
this week from a general break-
In forty or mori'
Deuced strange,*
Coast I hie Considered
down, aggravated by a
dislocated
Del., writes :—"I bought a bot­
tin'«' dulled American Ideas most
Besides these, the roads that have
hip, caused from a fall several
tle of Sloan's Liniment for the
astonishing, 'poll my sou). Ho »<■ nil
been receiving the most consideration
months
ago.
She
was
born
near
NEW R. R. COMPANY
quinsy sore throat and it cured
who have been bollici Ing our noddies
are that from Grants Pass to a point
Terre Haute, Ind., and in 1856 was
about the matter will just have to
me. I shall always keep a
on the north California coast, prob­
married to J. W. Ashby in Knox
FOR ROGUE RIVER ably Crescent City, and that into the
h t II go nt that
county, Missouri, where they resid­
bottle in the house.”
Coos Bay district. The east and west
ed for a number of years and reared
Grants Pass & Rogue River line through Oregon via Malheur can­
S.itialor Timothy I* Hulllvau, who
a family of seven children. In 1887
rights-of-way through which
In better known us “Big Tint," ha«
the family went to California, and
Railway to Enter Applegate yon.
were recently completed by the ac­
prepared for hi* annual February dis­
from there to Cottage Grove in 1889.
One of New York's most dlstln-
Valley,
Jackson
County
quisition
of
a
i'Ü-iuile
sjrip
held
by
tribution of ahoca aiming hla cotiallt- gulshrd cltizens. John Mitchell, the
Her aged husband and six children
the Hill Interests, may also be in­
who survive her were at her bed­
urnta by ordering five thouHand pairs labor leader, Is today celebrating his
side. They are: Mrs. William John­
from a Blnghanipton factory. “Illg forty fir»! birthday
Grants Pass. Or., Feb. 2.- A large cluded. This track, it is figured, will
As a vice-presi­
ston. Yuba, Cal., Mrs. J. W. Hicks,
Tim“ has specified the best quullty dent of the American IG-dcration of ami enthusiastic meeting of the Com- connect with the Deschutes road.
A number of short projects have
H. D. Whitlock, J. A. Ashby and C.
of leather ami wiirknimmlilp In filling Labor und chairman of the trade merical club was held last night
E. Aghby. Cottage Grove. Mrs. Ash­
hl» contrail, and the footgear that agreement department of the Nation­ w hen a formal announcement was been recommended by the local offi­
by has 22 grandchildren and three gives instant relief from rheu­
alii soon
distributed among th« al Civic Federation, Mr. Mitchell now inaili* that the Grunts Pass A Rogue cials. and they are hoping that these
great grandchildren.
The funeraJ
poor ut the East Hide will be water­ finds It necessary to suend most of River rail id •. 11 > i » .< i i z-->1 at >«;•••• ■ are included in the authorized con­
was held yesterday from the Chris­ matism, lumba­
proof, durable anil of a kind usually his time In the metropolis Ills home 000, will eut<T the. Applegate and struction, It will be several days be-
tian church, of which deceased was a go,sciatica, neu­
retailing at ,4.00. Fur many years however, la ut Mt. Vernon, a pretty Williams valleys, The Incorporatrs fore It Is learned here what work,
loyal member for almost 55 years.
"Illg Tim” has made It u custom to little suburban city Just beyond the are compostai of prominent Portland. definitely, has been approved in the
ralgia, croup,
distribute several thousand pairs of city limits, but practically a part of Han Fraudi" 1 and local capita lisle. I. i t.
While
the
authorization
of
these
shoes on a certain dale in February, New York
Including
A.
I».
Bowen,
H.
L.
Chap-
For some time he has
sore throat, ton­
EUGENE MEN BUY
which la rumored to be the anniver­ Interested himself largely In projects la .1 \\
Hefferlln of Portland new roads makes it almost certain
K
RAILROAD FRONTAGE silitis, hoarse­
sary of some Important event In hie for the protection of the life arid the Two billion» of fine tltnebr land and that they will be built, several other
life Exactly what It la that is thus limbs of working men.
ness and chest
Basing bls 70.000 aerea of flue agricultural details of office routine must be at­ CAUCUS AGREES ON
»0 ma n If cat I y commemorated, nobody statement on a most complete collec­ land yet untouched, and extensive tended to before workmen start the
Believed That Deal May Mean pains.
REAPPORTIONMENT
knows but Mr. Sullivan, and he lias tion of statistics, he asserts that more minerai wealth and the mammoth breaking of ground.
Another Wholesale
Bonds
to
Ik*
Issued
Oregon
cavea,
the
greatest
in
the
neglected lo explain
than a hundred workmen are kills«!
Price»,2Sc.,50c.4*1.00
Among the steps remaining to be There Will Be No Increase in
House
dally In the United States, on an aver­ world, are tributary, Articles of In-
Sloan’» book on
age. and that the number of killed corporation were filed at Salem yee- taken Is the Issuing of from ,50.-
horaen, cattle, sheep
Membership of the
and maimed annually reaches the stu­ terday. Construct Ion work will be 000,000 to »100,000,000 worth of
J. H. Daniel and Geo. T. Hall. Sr., and poultry scut
bonds,
by
which
the
money
will
be
pendous tidal of 536,000 The annual under way March 1.
House
have purchased the Hyland lot at the free. Address
secured. The local directors of the
number of accidents to all kinds of
corner of ’ West Fifth and Olive Dr. Earl S. Sloan,
Oregon-Washington
Railroad
A
Nav
­
'orknieti, he says. I* over two mil-
Washington. I eb. 2. —A house 1 streets for something like >8000, al- Boston, Mass., V. S. A.
♦ igation company will meet to author­ membership
on». Compared with the number of o
of 391, as at present, though the exact figure is not given
neii employed In Industries, three :
Real Estate Transfers Z ize the bond issue.
was tb<* congressional reapportion- out by the purchasers. The property
times as many are annually killed In •
«
ment plan agreed upon by the Re- is 146 by 260 feet in dimensions.
this country ns In any country in Eu­ * ♦<*♦ <■*♦ w ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ publican caucus of the house to- aad extends back to the S. P. railway
rope.
night.
This proposition, made by grounds. A part of it is located
H. L. Bown to Jos. Fellman; HW
FADS AND FASHIONS J Campbell of Kansas, was first de­ where the city is endeavoring to production of an American woman,
% of NE«4 and lots I, 2 and 3 in :
feater. 56 to 91, but later reconsid­ open Olive street from Fifth to the Mrs. Peabody, who won the >1500
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ bora known as progressives or insur­ sec. 19-16-7 W. Tax deed.
♦
• ered
and adopted, 70 to 55.
S. P. grounds, but It now seems that Shakespeare theatre prize in London,
♦ gents are not on the list that lia«
John It Hale» to J. T Sparks; *♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦
This action, together with defeat will not be made, for the present, at and had its first American presenta­
been
published.
in
sec.
24-17-3
W.
,625.
:
1.25
acres
New
York.
Feb.
4.
—
Although
the
Politics and Politicians Z
of a plan to offset the negro dis­ least. Messrs. Daniel and Hall do
Richard White to Frank Wood- smart shops are filled with spring franchisement in the south urged not say for what purpose they pur­ tion this week at the New theatre.
Washington
politicians
do
not
con
­
t
2
in
block
4
of
ruff:
E
‘
•j
of
lot
**»*•*«»*****«*** sider the National Republican Pro­
and summer fabrics, which are sup­ by Bennett and Olcott of .*ew Y’ork chased the property, but it is reliably
“The Gamblers,” at Maxine Elliot's
Shield's add. to Cottage Grove. ,2.- posed to be at the highest so early and opposed by Gaines of West Vir­ reported that they are figuring with
theatre, have entered their fourth
Tennessee's new United States sen- gressive league Intended to promote 500.
in the season, the woman with little ginia and others, occurred during a an outside wholesale firm in regard month and will probably remain for
the fortunes of either Senator Cum­
atnr is not lukewarm.
Bell Woodard and Chester surplus revenue can get a choice se­ six-hour session of the caucus.
to the erection of a large building several months longer. They are
mins or Senator LaFollette for the G. Mattle
Horton to Ambrose L. Woodard; lection among the first offerings at
Several ofther propositions were and the establishing of a branch George Nash and his supporters, on
Representative l.awden, of Illinois, presidency. It Is regarded rather as I «0 acres in sec. 36-21-4 W. ,3,- reasonable cost.
pending, including the Campbell house here. Although this later is one side, stacked against Charles
la author of a bill for the improve­ essentially and fundamentally an an- 000.
If one be not ambitious to “wear motion, leaving the house standing not stated by actual authority, there Stephenson, who acts as a reformer.
tl-Taft movement. The attitude of
ment of the foreign service.
R 8 Walker to Wallace E. But- new things first,' she will, of course as it is today, and the Crumpacker are good reasons for so believing.
Jane Cowl as Stephenson’s wife, who
the new organization toward Mr. Taft
ler; : 1 tert 1 In t w p. 19-3 w. »10. be able to get the same fabrics later, idea of 433 members.
gets disgusted with his methods,
la
plainly
to
be
foreshadowed
In
the
The postoffice department Is issu­
Ernest B Hyland and
Charles but then there will not be so many
The
Campbell
measure
was
finally
makes a strong and effective charac­
ing a new postcard, designed primar­ men who are at Its head. None of MeFnrlaml to Ethel McFa.iand lot pretty designs from which to choose. put through, the details of, carrying GOVERNOR WEST
ter in this wonderful Klein play.
ily for Index and library purposes. them, It la alleged la aympathetlc or 5 In blk. 7 of Oakridge; ,i.
Social conditions have changed out the scheme being left to the cen­
SIGNS FIRST VETO Interest of theatre-goers tn "Re­
The new card will be Issued In sheets friendly toward the president. Some
Reuben K Greer to Georgia A. radically within recent years, so that
of them, notably Mr. Plnchot and Mr. Tobey lot 3 In blk. 5 of .4h«*lt.ors one must have, of necessity, some sus committee, which will prepare
of eighteen.
the way for action at this session
Crane, feel that they have been badly add
State Capitol. Salem, Feb. 3.— becca of Sunnybrook Farm,” at the
to Ei.i. -n«: ,1.
kind of smart frock for afternoon and of congress.
treated by Mr. Tnft and are openly
Governor West today exercised his Republic theatre with Edith Taliaf-
Ernest F Hyland and Charles Me this can be used for the restaurant
and avowedly nt “outs” with him. Farland lo Ira D Hylanl lots I, 2 and theatre also. The spotted mus­
right of veto for the first time when ero in the title rolo, shows no signs
Mr. Crane has not forgiven the treat­ In blk. 21 of Oärkridge; ,1.
he returned to the senate with his of abatement. The success of the en­
lins, crepes, etc., are excellent for the NINE U. OF 0. MEN
ment he received when he was named
disapproval Senator
Nottingham's gagement indicates that there is in
purpose, as are also the figured foul­
minister to Chinn ami then abruptly 4
bill, providing for the enforcement of this city a clientielle that makes the
IN
LEGISLATURE
ards, which were never so handsome
recalled from San Francisco when nt
' mechanics' liens against homesteads. production of clean playa not only a
as now. Pongee Is coming into Its
the point of sailing for his post.
pleasure for the producer but a pro-
own again, and there promises to be Three Senators, 3 Represents-
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fit as well.
,
«a
sec 18. tp. 21 3W 41.1.8
Martin, of Colora­
a'continuance of the vogue for the
tives and 3 Clerks Grad.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
1 :
1
" «t ux to j
ti trito thè house a GRANTS PASS TO
reddish browns, handsome dull blues,
♦
♦
Henry Miller is ending his fourth
uates of State ' U.”
n upproprlatlon of
8 000 squt h feet of Ian
greens and natural shades which
J New York Dramatic Letter Z wçek tn “The Havoc” at the Bijou
thè departini-nt of
add to Eugene; ,1250.
were so much liked last season.
TEST
HOME
RULE
' theatre. This stage story of a wrong­
ke an exhlliltion of
w \ Ct i to E. 1. Ca
A spotted silk of inexpensive de­
The ' niversity of Oregon is well «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦fl»*»*#» >
•
Florence; sign is among the prettiest of the represented
periniental work at A Dozen Liquor Cases Depend lilk. 34 of Chicago add
presented in the Oregon
♦ ed husband who plans and carries out
__ _ __ legisla- :
a vengeance as powerful as it is
frocks designed for Southern wear. lure, having three senators, three
,1".
By William S. Brewer.
on Court Decision on
Milton D. Mitchell et ux to Aman- It is so typical of the demand for representatives and three clerks. The
New York, Feb. 4—Victor Herbert, unique arouses discussion.
I , \ Cole, B I» feet of Lot I in chic simplicity that it will be sure to senators are Turner Oliver, Lou.s composer of “Naughty Marietta.”
City Election
blk 4 of Skinner's add to Eugene, be among the spring favorites. The Bean and Albert Abraham. Benjlman playing at the New York theatre, is
Joe Weber’s theatre has passed the
As regards the election <>f United
States senators by popular vote, Mr.
skirt has a deep fold of plain silk Huntington, ’91, Allen Eaton, '02, fifty-two years old. He celebrated on 150th performance of “Alma, Where
II».
Grants Pass. Or., Feb. •»
Is
Amanda A. Cole <0 David Auld (patching the background ofxthe dot­ and Henry McKinney. '07, are the Thursday, and his office still looks Do You Live?” with Truly Shattuck
Depew, of New York, cun see naught
save u rapid succession In office of Granta l’nss wet or dry? This 1H a and 11. C. Auld, SE 1-4 of sec. 12- ted material, which in this instance members of the house, while Robin like the spring exhibition of rare and J. McCloskey fn the principal
parts, and the finish is not yet in
men who would float In upou the tide question t hat will shortly be settled 16-3 W, ,100.
is dawn gray figured with gentian Nelson, '09, Gordon Moores. , ’08. _____
and plants and flowers up at the botani­ sight.
The first
Thomas F. Makemson to O. J. blue. The simple bodice trimmed Dudley Clark, ’10, occupy clerkships. cal gardens.
<>f imputar favor and out again ns , In the Supreme Court.
that tide might abb. The away of test liquor case was tried in the Clr- Johnson. 3 acres and lots 2, 3. of with a band of its own material, Senator Oliver is chairman of the [
Miss Billie Burke, whose beauty
the demagogue orator might hold a 1 cult court this week. There are a Sec 32-17-6 w. ,10.
which is carried about the figure
on public buildings and in­
It is certain that during her en­
Thomas Blades et ux to W. O. about the bust line, while buttons committee
menace in the mind of the New York : dozen cases In this county and the
stitutions and a member of the agri-j tire eight weeks' engagement at the and charm have gained a following
senator should the system of popular ' one tried was to make a test of the Heckart, lot in blk 66 of Spg. Inv. and fine braid add to the effective­ cultural, forestry and irrigation com­ Knickerbocker theatre Miss Maude among theatre-goers, has entered up­
1 Home Rule law. In the cast* in A- Power Co.'s add to Spg.. ,1600.
ness of the decorative scheme.
elections prevail.
mittees. Senator Bean is head of Adams in “Chantecler” will play to on the second month of her engage­
Dnvld Link to Marvin L. Hammitt,
question the defendants were arrest­
The frock of crepe or of sheer , committee on industries, serves on S. R. P. Perhaps a greater sensation ment at the Lyceum theatre. In her
The women of New York who are ed before the state election and were lot 2ln blk A of Dorris add to Eu­ stuff straight or slightly draped 1 the committees on railroads, game was never created in New York than new play, “Suzanna,” a comedy of
Belgian life, she plays the part of a
skirt weighted down to slinging lines
fighting for suffrage have succeed­ not Indicated bv the grand jury until gene, ,100.
J. J. Harden to Mary A. Boyd, lot despite its slight fullness and with and judiciary. Senator Abraham Is this wonderful play of Rostand’s. daughter of an amusing old brewer,
ed In having three bills presented be­ after the Home Rule law went Into
The
critics
disagree
regarding
its
chairman
of
the
committee
on
mili
­
fore the present session of their state effect. Grants Paas was In wet ter­ 2 In blk 2 of Walnut Park add to Eu­ some simple shoulder and sleeve dra­ tary affairs and is a member of the merits, but all agree that it is a mas­ who finds that she can succed in do­
pery forming the corsage above the committees on county and state of­ terpiece of philosophy, Miss Adams ing anything that she wants to
legislature. Members of both houses ritory before the defendants were gene, ,2500.
through her sunny temperament.
Empire girdle is charming if well ficers. engrossed bills and industries. is, of course, superb In her role.
have had not a little amusement out arrested, the city of Granta P am
NKWS FROM OLI» CENTKAI.
. handled, and the satin fourreau with He is active in the opposition of
of the bills, which are practically the holding a special election on the
Preparations are being made to
Empire tunic of sheer material has Statement No. 1. In the house Hun­
same, each succeeding one being ra­ question loTore the Indictments were
Otis Skinner in his new comedy,
celebrate the 200th performance Of
Innumerable attractive phases.
Special Correspondence.
ther an amendment, clearina more or returned, and the city went wet.
"Sire,
”
at
the
Criterion
theatre,
has
tington
is
bead
of
the
committee
on
The rase la that of Dan Hearn,
Baby Mine” next Monday evening.
The weather has been quite
The Empire lines have gained gen-'
less ambiguous features of It prede­
and serves on the capitol a play that gives him splendid oppor­ “
charged with selling beer that was stormy and changeable for the laat eral acceptance for both afternoon education
Margaret Mayo's famous farce seems
cessor.
tunities
to
display
his
talents.
The
buildings
and
medicine
and
phar
­
a little nearer than near beer. The few weeks, causing many to have and evening frocks, and this opens
macy committees. Eaton is chairman plot deals with the mysterious careei to have found a warmer welcome
the way for delightfully chic and of the enrolled bills committee and a of the lost Dauphin of France, but than ever in its new quarters at Na­
Insurgency which has heretofore defendant appeared In court by his the dreaded colds.
School Is progressing very nicely 1 youthful effects, though It opens the member of the one on counties. Mc- no attempt is made in the play to zimova’s theatre.
been confined Io the capItol Is about attorney, R. (1. Smith, who stated
lo break out In virulent form In the thnt his client would admit that the with a large attendence In spite of I way also for extravagance of truly Kinney is head of the irrigation and clear up this great historical mystery
The genius of public entertainment
Congressional club, an organization beer sold win Intoxicating and after the disagreeable weather. Some few : first Empire audacity. Simplicity— serves on the ways and means and
possessed by George M. Cohan is re­
composed of the wives and daughters the court Instructed the jurors, they of the pupils having taken the Jan. ; sweet simpl'clty—Is not the exclu­ mining committees.
“
The
Stim
Princess
”
has
proved
of members of congress. The slate found defendant guilty wlthoue leav­ exams last week have not heard as sive feature of the debutante's frocks
such a success with Miss Elsie Janis vealed at its best in his “Comedy of
of officers to he elected at today's ing the box, and Judge Calkins Im­ to the returns but hope all were suc­ by any means, for her older sisters,
in
the leading role, supported by Jo- Business,” “Get-Rlch-Quick Walling­
meeting will be I ho object of attack posed a fine of ,250 and 15 days tn cessful. "but If at first we don’t suc­ and even her mother, If she be youth­ GOOD INCREASE IN
1 seph Cawthorn, that it is very prob­ ford” at the Gaiety. The young dra­
ceed. try, try, again."
ful and comely, may and do go in
by the Insurgents of the club. Pecu­ jail
able that Miss Janis will finish the matist is logical in his story. Hia
This Is to be the test case, and it
Not heeding the stormy and disa­ for the simpler effects.
POSTOFFICE
RECEIPTS
liarly enough, the women Insurgents
season
at the Globe. Miss Janis’ im­ crooks turn honest because it Is t':e
Some of the best models in pon­
In the club arc the wives and daugh­ will be taken to the Supreme court, greeable weather about 20 of Ar­
itations
of famous people are unusu­ best policy financially, and they are
Springfield. Feb. 2.—One of the ally clever and the one of Bernhardt loyal to the women in the case be­
ters of regulars In congress. The In­ the attorneys for both sides agreeing thur Rebmen’s friends tendered hint gee are designed for matrons who
cause it is the most convenient thing
surgents are fighting the election of to have their briefs ready In 15 days, a very hearty farewell surprise on . like to keep pace with their daugh- largest gains in postal receipts of never fails to score a hit.
to be.
Mrs Samuel McCall, wife of the •nd It Is thought the Supreme court Jnn. 25th at the homo of his pAr- [ ters as far as being smartly gowned is one month over the same month in
will
take
the
case
up
nt
once
If
the
enta Mr. and Mrs. H. Rebman. The | concerned A design In natural col­ the previous year was discovered at
member from Massachusetts, as presi­
Edmund Breese in “The Scarecrow”
dent, claiming that her frequet ab- court holds that thl* city Is In a dry evening was most enjoyablv spent in or has the skirt draped with a sort the end of this month by post mast- enters his fourth week at the Garrick
, S'Mice front the city would leave the territory the other cases will be tri­ games and music after which a most of panel effect, that extends above or Washburne. when the increase theatre next Monday night. The star
by the waistline at the front and is for January over 1910 was found to
club under the control of Mrs. John ed, but if it is held that Home Rule delicious luncheon was served
died
DIED
­ Mrs. H. Rehtnan assisted by Welby smartly stitched down to the bodice. be 23.6 per cent. The total for Jan. has won many fr'ends by his clever
Sharp Williams, wife of the next sen­ applies to this city and thnt the spec
characterization
of
the
Devil,
and
is
le-
ial
election
hold
In
this
city
was
le
­
Huston.
Grace
Fitch
and
Arthur
was
»519.76,
while
the
The
effect
Is
very
much
like
the
total
for
I
ator from Mississippi, and of neecs-
ably supported by Frank Reicher as ♦•♦♦♦♦♦»♦••••••••••♦♦♦♦♦♦a
gal. the cases will be dismissed.
Rebman.
Arthur departed for his panel idea which made it possible January 1910 was »420.04. These' the scarecrow, Alice Fisher as the
Hlty II democrat.
At her home on Wildcat creek,
homo at Grass Valley on Jan. 31st, for gowns of over so many parts to be figures, however, include the quart­ witch and other players in the com­
between Walton and Meadow, on the
after spending a few dnys In Eu­ called “one-piece” frocks a season or erly box rents and do not exactly In­ pany.
It has been noted that all of the COLONIST RATES
Siuslaw, February 1, 19X1, Mrs. Por­
gene with relatives We all hope for two ago. but nothing has ever yet dicate the stamp sales.
The total
men prominently connected with the
ter. Death was due to cancer of the
a pleasant journey home and hope appeared that looks better.
rcelpts for the past month exclusive
Natl lonai Progressive Republican lea­
“The Faun,” in which William Fa- breast, and was expected for several
ARE
ANNOUNCED
he shall come again.
An apron tunic is what they call of rentals amounted to »421.21. This versham is appearing at Daly's the-:
gue came from western states, except I
months. She was well known on the
Mr. and Mrs Otto Petzold have this latest arrangement, for the front was almost as large as the figures
Gifford Plnchot, George L. Record. Will Be Effective from March
just returned home front Eugfone Is narrowed away to almost nothing. for December, the holiday and rec­ atre, is proving a distinct novelty. Siuslaw.
Louis Brandels and one or two others
Mr.
Faversham
impersonates
a
faun
where they have been during the The bodice Is finished rather in Gib­ ordbreaking month. These figures, , —a creature of the woods and fields, i
10 to April 10 This
of lesser political Importance. All of
The regular montniy meeting of
Illness and death of our old friend son than In the prevailing klniona ef- however, were influenced by an un­
the senators Interested are from the
Year
and neighbor Nicholas Felderwert. j feet at the shoulders, but it is hand­ usual feature, for they include a He is captured while disporting him­ the Municipal league will be held on
'Vest and middle West, as also are
Miss Ella Erickson front Eugene some, and the trimmings of dark sat-I purchase of 10,000 postal cards. self in a fountain and introduced in­ next Monday evening tn the Y. M
the governors and congressmen. It Is
Colonist where she is attending business col­ in at the neck and sleeves make a Still January showed an immense to present-day life with many ludic-1 C. A. building at 7:30 o'clock, A
Partland.
Or..
Feb.
2.
noted also that not all of the Insur­
1 rotis and surprising results.
full attendance of the membership
gent members of the two branches of rates to Portland or any point In lege spent Sunday with home foldk. splendid contrast with the clear, soft gain over the same month last year.
Is requested, as a number of Import­
tones
of
the
pongee.
Oregon
were
announced
this
morn
­
eongross have allied themselves with
The repertoire at the New theatre ant matters will be discussed. The
The
following
took
the
stages
out
ing
at
the
meeting
In
Chicago
of
the
The
klmona
sleeve
retains
its
• ho now organization. In the senate
this week includes “The Piper” and commissions on municipal organiza­
Eugene this morning: W. Craft to vogue, and is much used in both the
Byron Foster and Jerold Detering
•ho names of Nelson, of Minnesota, Transcontinental Passenger Agents' of
Leaburg; W Yoder to Crow, aad M. woolen, silk and lingerie frocks, al­ were operated upon at the Eugene “Vanity Fair.” "The Piper,” of tion and sanitation and public health
association.
They
will
be
In
effect
•nd Borah, of Idaho, are missing,
course, takes preference over Thack- will render reporta, and other im­
though for tubbing purposes it is hospital thia morning.
•nd nearly a score of house mem- from March 10 to Arril 10. Inclusive, A. Noel to Elmira.
ery’a play in interest, for it is the portant matters will be considered.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
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