THU TWICE-AWESK GUARD,
TTT3
MONDAY, FED Y 13, 1911.
A SHORTER SEASON
FOR 1 ROUT FISHING
WILL FAVOR
li OF 0. BILL
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Eriepa, N. Y., Feb. 9.—A body-snatching incident that may
qual for sensation and daring the grave robbery which stirred
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i ||he country more than a quarter of a century * ago, --- when
the -
! ody of A. T, Stewart, New York’s pioneer merchant, was sto-
*n, has stirred this section to an almost unprecedented degree.
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The mausoleum of the late Congressman W. L. Scott was
csecraicu Monday, and yesterday afternoon the body of Mrs.
’ I. C. Cullom, sister-in-law of the late Mr. Scott, was taken,
¡flie police believe they are held for ransom by "black hand”
1
• Dators
’
and that the vandals intended to carry away the
■onsp*
e of *he millionaire and his wife. The casket of Mrs. Scott
Jot
lad b« tir. ’ en from its niche when the attempt was abandoned,
T1 he fooipnnts of four or six men were shown, and the «rang
i
11 the assistance needed, but was probably frightened away
.»¿ie the robbery. There is an Italian set-
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r the ce tery, but there is no clue to the ghouls
u
ng body
w
r
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JUlVUV
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LORANE VALLEY
LANDS WADE
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A >50,000 fruit land deal was clos-
S B today whereby the Darling Land
Kd Timber company, of Milwaukee,
I ■id 500 acres of land in the Lorane
X • ‘•Iley, 20 miles south" ■e: t of Eugene
■ the Milwaukee Orc rd comoanv
i
t
t to apt
J. P. FRY FIGURES
UPON ERECTING BLOCK
IN SPRINGFIELD
Springfield, Feb. 10. Still anoth-
er brick building is propose! for
Main street. J. F. Fry. the real
estate dealer, who owns the frame
Ini.ding i and lot that is now occupt-
»■d Uy the ■ Palace of Sweets, declares
that a soon as his tenant will re-
lease the building he will at once
erect a two-story brick or concrete
tviluiug upon the ¡«acation. Tho lot
is 32 by 120 iect «nd is an axcal-
lent location for such a buildin . The
ltase now iu possession of the
Ire unti r
u
pen the « :
r
the "
t ou f the
aud the
nil« IP 'A i
1 t ‘ new
1
e
Guard Special Service.
Salem. Or., Feb. 9.—The ways and
means committee, which is now con
sidering the University of Oregon ap
propriation. uncovered some opposi
tion, but the chairman belie« ua that
the institution will recive all asked
for.
The house today passed a bill re
scinding the Initiative measure en
acted by the peopl«« last November,
regulating Rogue river fishing The
bill revived 32 votes showing that the
people do not rule.
All morning the senate listened to
a debat«» on the public service «oni-
inission bill, which passed. Malarky
charged Senators Kellahar and Jo
seph with being conspirators, inspir
ed by a desire to defeat his possible
no!-'‘ci'l ambitions. Kellahar replied
:i ’
1. aud Joseph grilled Malai-
i<y’s bill, showing up alleged “jokers '
Statehouse. Salem. Or , Feb
\\ hat the s|>ortameu of the state
have beeu expecting for some time,
a bill dealing with certain phases of
hunting
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huntlpg in whi<
which
a luujority of them
are vitally interested, »a» introduc-
cd yesterday. by the Yamhlll and
Clackamas delegatee, it makes the
open season for deer from Septcm
ber 1 to Novemb«»r I. stops tho kil-
ling of Chlntsw* pheeij^ls until Oc
tober 15, 1913. and makes the open
season for trout fishfug. except in
the case of salmon trout, begin May
I. instead of April I
The size of
trout which may be caught 1» re
du red front six to five inch«*». the
ante as In California
.Miller, of Linn. Introduced a
providing that 2U per cent oi
money collected from hunters’
anglers’ llceuses ahull go into
general fund of the county »1
paid and the remainder into a n
game fuud to be used In the pn
gation of flab aud game under
protection of the state game
SCUTT ¡ÜMB
Erfepa. Fob. 10.—lh>U»ctlveB at
work In conn«»ction with th«» robbing
of the Scott mausoleum have sowral
clu»s w nii h may l<*ad to th«» arrest
of tlie perpetrators, but on account
of the reticence of th«» police and
luomberit of tho family much mys
tery surrounds the desecratlou of the
mausoleum. A statement from the
fauuly is to the effect that the body
stolen is that of Mrs. Anna M Mc-
Colletn. stst-r r. I «a of Mrs t’»» oil,
but rumors are persistent that the
ghouls haie taken th«» body of th»'
milliouaue eongrt>ssmau.
lUxlles Not *»t
Erie, 1 Feb. 10.—it W
late this i afternoon tha
na McCollum
troni mSus.il» i
t wenty-fuur
it
Columbus, Ohio, Job. 10 --President Taft Inaugurated Lus
two days' speech making campiagn in favor of Canadian rccip
rocity at the National Corn exposition in this city this after
noon. Taking advantage of the agricultural character of the
exposition, the president addr«Mscd bu appeal particularly to
the farmers and undertook to demonstrate with statistics and
argument that the claim that reciprocity with Canada would
• adversely
a«nra<>iv affect
affnet the
th»> farming interests
inleiests of this country was not
sound,
"The adoption of thia treaty,’ said thu president, “i»
ing to unite two countries of Indred peor .0 lo the great ad
vantage of both."
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A»..¡»taut Secretary
Yesterday
Senator 'Bowerman's
bill to create the office of assistant
secretary of state came up in the
house.
Mr. Fouts moved his reference to
the committee on irrigation, with In
structions to amend by* increasing
the bond from $10,000 to $100.000
Thompson opposed the reference, and
on this point Fouts showed his pow
er of repartee by saying: "Gtcat
lawyers always disagree." Thompson
attacked an alleged combine of state
officials. Reference defeat«*d. Amec
"Whz let
oke against the bill.
. rks run the offices to which the
:Opa6 elected some other uiau ? if
i do that, let the stale officials go
ihlDi
Johnson attacked the bill
s a new office, and Hunting-
lowed suit. Brow nhill charge»!
il intrigue, McKinney said
sa n hill to ut a republican
bl
1 ,f control. He
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OM the Nurre bu
Three Years’ Protection For
Mongolian Pheasants Pur
pose of New Game Bill
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1'..rorable reports wen retur
nln«* game bills, which wilt t
third readiug aud be placed o final
passage this week.
New l»e«*r l-aw«.
litn-
Representative Church's bl
may
itlng the number of d»*er tin
re-
be killed iu a season to tw
of sex. passed the
gardle
today.
limit
explained this did not prevent the
feuaisa
.......... g
now leave the carcesd untouched.
Further protection to d»*«'r in Walle-
wa county is turnishc'd by the bill,
which increases the license of non
resident hunters to $50. Th«* pur
pose is to prevent large numbers of
Indians going Into the county every
year and killing deer by .he whole-
li
I
bill.
S. B. 86, by Merrymau- Restrict
ing killing ot d«*er in the night.
S. it. xby Merriman Rvlntlng
to killing of ducks.
8. B. 241, by Hawley—Tu protect
deer.
H. B. 367, by Chambers Rclitting
to shooting fowl from a skiff.
H ouih * I'acx* Many.
The following bills passed th**
house today:
H. B. 68, by Fouts—Making liable*
to tine any person having mure than
35 ducks in his pussessiuu.
II. B. 143, by Nsuner Defining
what shall constltut«* a scalp for col
lection of bouuty.
Protect«
H. B. 190, by Thompi
ing snip
Thompson
H.
ng in la«ko
in
n
li
to
land
A
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II
wit
ha I Cor
t
veturea
bad III
thought
product»
(h
*
it
ni
t
n
nt
laud»
»XI tn it y
tn Inl allied
dd still
respect,
'ease In
Id
at and
rats I
t not
B
1
115, by Chur« uh__ Prov
Tnomp son
II.
uaf llpf' ?cts
How i-rniaii licatee.
deer can be killed by
said the act
only
First real blood was drawn for the one I p< re u in a year.
ibined « ith this act
could not be
n <1.1
REDUCED S. P. CLASS
Fouts at- .administration today when Bower
H. B. 116. by game cominitteo-
under our constitution.
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"Ci
our neighbor on the
the bill as calculated to put man's bill, providing for the pur Prote acting lobsters.
4 il U nd*»
to ’ I; »’
RATES NOW EFFECTIVE t-cked
<> thousand mil»*«. Her) United HUh
the republican party in bad repute chase of state supplies through a
H. B. 336, by Mahoney—Regulat north
Engl:»h
,oi,h and
with the people. On final roll-call public commissary, went down to de ing petitions for road Improvements. pupu I
II
Eugene Merchants Are Entitl the bill got 32 votes. Those voting feat and the Bean-Calkins hill, a H. H. 249, by Leinenweber and liel-
»<»11 In Ilk»* ours. Her ( dutl»*a on rung Ill III I h » i
child
of
Governor
West,
was
adopt
—
Prohibiting
propagation
of
the
nan»»*
an
ours.
Iler!
no
were
25;
absent
Buckley.
The
laud
'M
Il
V
the United Hi
ed to Rebate on Freight
núes were: Amme, Bigelow, Brown ed by the senate as the proper meas dolly varden trout.
language In ours.
Iler climate 1« I along with picket» and palltig». and
Recently Paid
B. 209,
by Mahoney Extending temperate, like oura, ex»'ept that her] the heavy reductions on dre»»ed lum
h ,9.
■Mi
hill, Bryant, Carter, Chatten, Clem ure to guide the destinies of the
ens, Clyde. Collins, Cottell, Derby, board in this important branch of protection of certain game girds iu growing aeaaun in shorter, anil the ber, lath» and sltlnglca. ar»» all in
cannot rain«* corn Iti tiny great quan | th»» IntervHts of lb»* farmer
Morrow county.
Reduced class rates from Portland Fouts, Gill, Johnson, Jones. Linen- administrative affairs.
Bowerman made a splendid fight
H. B. 117 by Clemens—Correcting illy.
to points south in Oregon on the weber, Libby, Magone, Miller of
"l.et the ngr»*«tmcnt be nccrpt«»d
“She han a free popular gov»*rn-1 and go into operation, and in six
Southern Pacific, as ordered by the Linn. Pierce. Rackleff, Shaw. Steel for his bill, repudiated all inter omissions in law admitting insurance
political
mo
I
ences
that
he
may
have
companies
to
state
fo
rtransactlons
of
tnent
with
wtige
earning
Hannon
an
1
hammer,
Westerlund
and
Mr.
Speak
state railroad commission October 20
i miintbs th»» farmers on the border,
tives in introducing the bili. and de- business.
I n t •• 111 g»*n t and as w«-ll paid an oura I who now have fear« will r»j«»lc« in
1910, became effective yesterday, er.
were
actuat-
dared
that
his
motives
of
approxl-
H.
B.
229,
by
Beals
—
Prescribing
It
is
difficult
to
nee
In
what
respect
They mean a reduction
ed solely by a desire to protect the method for annexing new territory to her farm» rs hav»- any advimtag»- ov this great step toward rlo»e buainras
mately 20 per cent.
ami iocla! relation» wit hour neigh
DECISION
ON
NO
taxpayers of Oregon and do away existing porta.
fought
the
er our own except a virgin noil Iu bors.
The railroad company
with
an
old
system
which
has
devel
H. B. 3IK, by Peterson—Prohibit the far orthuonf "
S. P. LAND GRANT
commission’s decision in every legal
“The whole country, farmer, rail
oped flagrant abuses and was cost ing intermarriage of whites with
He then took up the effect It road compituy. middleman and ware
way, but failed to secure a reversal
FOR
TWO
MONTHS
ing
the
state
$100,000
annually
in
either Japanese or Hindus.
would have on corn and wheat prices house owner, all will be the gain
of the commission’s ruling.
excess of what it should pay.
H. B. 313, by 8teelhamraer—Giv on tho value of farm lamin In thia ers.’'
The Southern Pacalfic company fil
Vote
is
17
to
13.
ing blacksm'tha and other mechanics
ed a bond when it secured an arder Judge Wolverton Goes South
On vote to determine whether th»» 60 » ays in which to file lieua.
from the court restraining the decis
and
Railroad
is
Accused
pass
tile
re
Bean-Calkins
bill
should
H. B. 267 by Chambers—Prohib
ion of the commission from becoming
suit was as follows:
of Stalling Suit
iting hunting ducks and geese with
effective at the time the order for re
of
Washing
Yeas
—
Albee.
Barrett
sink boats and similar devices,
duction was made, and shippers who
8. B. 1. by Chase—Providing for
since that time have paid full rate
Portland. Or., Feb.
10.—United ton. Bean. Calkins. Dlinlck. Hawley.
Joseph,
Kellaher,
Ix»cke,
Malark«»y,
sale of tidelands.
will be refunded the excess upon pre States District Judge Wolverton has
McCulloch.
Miller.
Oliver.
Patton,
8. B. 29, by Dimlck—Relating to
sentation of their claims. The total gone to San Francisco to sit in the
extending municipal boundaries.
amount of these claims has not yet United States circuit court of ap Sinnott, Vort der Hellen, Selling.
Noes- —Abraham, Barrett of Uma
8. B. 117. by Chase—Empowering
been estimated by the railroad com peals and as a result there can be
no decision in the suit of the set tilla. Bowerman, Burgess. Carson. school boards to treat vermin-infested
pany.
tlers on Southern Pacific timber land Chase, Hoskins. Lester, Merryman, I pupils.
S. B. 127, by Wood—Regulating
to compel the railroad to sell its land Norton. Nottingham. Parrish. Wood
REAL ESTATE PROSPECTS
Yeas 17, nays 13.
the auditing of accounts agalust the,
grant in this state until his return.
the
On a vote as to the passage of
SEEM VERY BRIGHT He will be in California six weeks Bowerman
i state.
bill It stood exactly rn-
8. B
by Wood—Prohibiting
or two months, it is believed.
creation of deficiencies by any state
». • »ngfiekl F- * 10—Fron a.'« I
The suit, entitled John L. Snyder versed.
The Bean-Calkins bill provides for institution.
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Portland, Feb. lo
After nearly
•J" i rs in r; a es
c . i . i - » *it • n- et al against the Oregon and Califor
Have Delayed Attack Until At
ms.kct is too ' f -» b <’••* turi II- nia railroad, was filed in the United one | uichat-lng board, to consist of
8. B. 140, by Bean—Pertaining to
two years of work, the Hill lines are
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OWER
COMPANY
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has for many months and it is the States court September 16, 1907. It the governor, suit treasurer and the board of fegonts of the state uni-.
about ready to inaugurate train ser
ter the Federáis
!
• '.ul; belief lt.it the sp ilig season has got no further than a demurrer secretary of state, and to have as a 1 verslty.
vice Into interior Oregon, levying of
«
ENGINEERS LOCATED
clerk
an
expert
who
will
act
as
pur
h»» begun. Severn» small ■ '■> lav»* to the complaint, filed by the South
8. B. 14, by Oliver—Fixing Balar-
rails on the new Oregon Trunk line
Arrive
cuaf.ng
agent,
only
in
an
advisory
al .icj take«, clic» . a I e»»*ry i,r»»k- ern Pacific company months ago.
; les and expenses of Union and Wal-
as far south as Madras will be com
« I
capacity.
! Iowa county sheriffs.
IN SUTTON BLOCK er has a long list »if prospect? which The last brief filed on this demurrer
pleted next Saturday or Munday and
Eight-Hour Bill I*aa«e<l.
he is momentarily expecting to de —that of the railroad—waa filed
8. B. 200, by judiciary committee
traffic will be handled very soon
Senator
Dimick
’
s
eight-hour
bill
15, the government,
|—Authorizing state treasurer to de
velop Into realities.
There are November
Washington, Feb. 9.—Under yes thereafter.
succeeded
in
passing
the
senate
to
terday's date, Thomas A. Ed wards.
posit school funds In banks.
. Bpringfield, Feb. 8.—As tempor- many new people who ate s«»ekinq through Special Assistant United
Rend will be reached al a some
which practl
8. B. 213, by Carson—Permitting American counsul at Juarez, said
ry offices until the new sub-sta- homes and woo will build as roon as State Attorney B. D. Townsend, and day after a struggle contest prior to
cally
duplicated
the
that unless the Mexican insurgents what later date. Grading has been
jon and office building Is completed, they buy. One of the.te who yester the settlers, through A. W. Laffer
stock
to
run
at
large
In
some
portions
time. The vote
took the city within a few hours completed all tha way to Rend, how
I ¿e engineering coterie of the Ore- day purchased two lots on Willam ty, having put In their briefs some, its passage the first and 11 against. of Marion county.
stood 16 for the bill
' ,n Power company, who have been ette Heights for $4 50 is G. T. Mason, time before.
H. B. 354, by Douglas county dele they will have to give up the at ever, and rails will be laid to that
and
was
as
follows:
tempt. as their position
afforded poiut as noon as possible. It is ns-
bcently moved to Springfield, have who ie now living in Eugene, but
It is charged by Mr. Lafferty that
Albee,
Beun. gation—Regulating fishing in tha them no moans of subsistence. Busi pectmt to open tho new line to
j f ¡»cured rooms in the Sutton block, wbo declares that he will build here
Yeas—Abraham,
the railroad has been employing all | Calkins, Dimlck, Hawley, Kellaher, Umpqua river.
H. B. 332, by Westerlund—Prohl- ness is becoming normal in the city. freight traffic aa far south as Mad
the tactics within its power to delay
4 * bey occupy one full suite. The en- and locate here in the spring. The
also the suit, hoping thereby to pay so Locke, Malarkey, McCulloch, Merry- bitink the sale of misbranded insecti
1 ’X .neerlng department consists of Mr. I Springfield Realty company
ras not later than March first.
There will b« no celebration to
f Jl .lsher in charge, and engineers Ijir- sold to a Springfield man a three much in taxes that it can claim title ■M. Mlllor, Nottingham, Oliver, cides.
Insurgents
Rctr»'at.
Voh der Hellen.
*:> Sn and Winnie.
acre tract on the Heights for *559. ! to the land on that ground l
mark tho opening of the line to Mad
H. B. 104, by Cole—Appropriating
alone,
if! Sinnot,
.
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1.,
El
Paso,
Feb.
7.
—
General
Oro
Bar-
Nays—Barrett of Umatilla,
11
- The fair weather Is very favorable There is much interest taken by the , necessary, when the case goes be-
$3,000 for Oregon Humane Society. Zeo Is reported by the American ar ras. although when tho first train
«i pr construction work at the plant new commers in small tracts in the fore the United States supreme rett of Washington, Bowerman, Bur-
H. B. 337, by Umatilla and Mor my officers to be retracing hfa way rolls In. It In doubtful If the enthus
Nor-
pd the sun has dried up much of country near Springfield where they court. Whereas the road formerly gess. Chase, Hoskins, Joseph,
row delegations—Authorizing county south, as he is not strong enough iasm of the peoplt* of that city can
i
ton, Parrish, Wood. Selling.
i fei
that . presents bo much may farm on a small scale.
ae soft r mud
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courts to appropriate $500 annually to face a contest with Genera! Nav well be restrained. It la probable
paid but 25 to 50 cents an acre tax.
Senate Paaees Bills.
I c 'ifflculty. The great 12-foot pit
to aid In poultry shows.
! It now encourages the assessors to1
arro. who Is said to be within a day's that a formal ’'spike-driving'' will be
Following are bills that passed the
<1 .iat
at has been sunk for
the new tur- ANOTHER LOS ANGELES
arranged later, sh thin plan hnn been
ror n
H. B. 15. by Graves—Appropriât-! march of Juarez with KOO tnen.
make high levies, says Mr. Lafferty,’
the
<1 Ines is practically dug,
_,
and
senate
today:
suggi-sti'd by President Louis Hill of
Ing $750 annually for Yamhill coun
evidently with the idea of perfecting
1 1
SUSPECT
ARRESTED
the
8.
B.
174
by
Hawley
—
Relating
to
[
foundation for
the Great Northern.
»»avy concrete foundati
ty fair association.
title by large payments.
AI>VEHTIHKI>
LETTEIIM.
The
4g generator will soon be set.
I all<-<1 to Pass.
Judge Wolverton's decision, when the state veterinary board.
Residents of Interior Oregon are
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Knoxvelle,
Tenn.,
Feb.
10.
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fuel
8. B. 60, by Dimlck—Eight-hour >
r ’.rpenters working on the big
made, will be upon the demurrer to
H. B. 15 4, by McKinney—Extend
eager to hold a celebration In honor
—
The
local
police
have
under
*• iln have the building ready for its
February, 8, 1911.
the complaint solely. Whicnever way bill.
Ing eight-hour law to laborers under
of tho arrival of th»« first train. It la
arrest a man they believe to
8. B. 252, by Hawley—To repeal contract on all public work.
Adkins, H. D.
*e I.»of, and this will soon be completed.
the case goes, it will be appealed to
Prcaldont Hill’s Idea to have then»»
be M. A. Schmidt, wanted on
Baker, Miss Pearl.
the higher courts, but should the exemption of Polk county In draln-
II. B. 218, by Pierce—Opening
festIvltlen later In tho y«»ar, when tho
a charge of complicity In the
Bell, Samuel.
afb act.
first
decision
be
favorable
to
the
set
Rogue
river
to
commercial
fishing.
weather Is more favorable for open
TATTLE TO HAVE
:
wrecking of the Los Angeles
8. B. 170, by Bean—Relating to
Clark. A. W.
tler, it is thought it will result in
Indefinitely I*<mt.pon<*«l.
air gathorlngs. A ap«*clal train could
Times building.
Cole, M. W.
a tremendous rush to squat, on the service of summons.
H. B. 31. by McKinney—Appro
lie run front Portland to Madras to
41-STORY BUILDING
8. B. 11, by Carson.—Relating to priating $200,000 for a state exhibit
Cooper. Thomas.
land, which Includes about 2,0<B>.009
participate In the celebration
celobrntlon and
and
salary of assessor of Marlon county. at. Panama-Pacific exposition.
IT
Herdman, James
acres
of
the
most
valuable
pail
of
could then return to Portland the
I I Sea’tle, Feb. 10.—The last ob-
8. B. 112, by Carson—Fixing sal
- western Oregon.
Johnson,
(junk
dealer).
H. B. 26, by Lelnenwebcr and Bel-
snme night.
ary of sheriff of Marion county.
1 acle in the way of the erection of
Johnson, Mrs. J. W.
land- Making appropriation for As
t it e 41-story building to be built at MEDFORD MAY GET
Officinls of tho state
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_
and
man
8.
B.
59,
by
Hawley
—
Aprropriat-'
Jones, Nannie.
toria centennial.
-
prominent In business life will bo
COAST RAILROAD M. M. PEERY TO
ing $270,000 for buildings for agri
M ■cond avenue and Yesler Way by
Junkins. Mrs. Clyde.
8. B. 113, by Bean and Calkins—
Invited to attend the exercises by Mr.
college.
a e estate of the late L. C. Smith, of
Knaup, Ignaz.
Providing for registration of titles.
Hill, nlao wants tho general public
Medford, Or., Feb. 7.—Owing to
BUILD FINE HOME cultural
8. R. 166, by Bean and Calkins—|
Koester, K. J.
n '-•racuse, N. Y., was removed last i
• ght
as spectators, particularly the peo
when the council committee, the inability of the citizens of Grants
Providing for method of purchasing
Lawrence, F. J.
ple of central and eastern Oregon,
Springfield, Feb. 10.—What will state supplies.
OKLAHOMA CITY
Leonard, Jess.
4 »at has been going over the plans, Poss to raise the $60,000 asked by
who have taken such an Interest In
Indefinitely Postpone«!.
McDonald.
R.
J.
1 hlch are not in accord with some the promoters of a scheme to build be possibly the finest residence in
BECOMES PERMANENT i Moon, Q. V.
the coming of the railroad. It is un
ctlons of the^ity building code, vo- a railroad between that dty and ‘ Springfield is to be constructed at
Bills were Indefinitely postponed
derstood tliat already the people of
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f°r the Crecent City, a number of Medford once by M. M. Peery upon his lota today in the senate as follows:
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d to
grant the
CAPITAL OF STATE Muskop.
the Interior are vlelng with one an
, ) sliding. The committee's action men are preparing to negotate with at the corner of Sixth and C. streets. | u
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3. B. 97, by
Merryman— ................
Repealing
Pierce, P. H.
other for the honor of making the
Oklahoma City, Okla , Feb. 9.—
nrll be ratified by the council next the promoters relating to building The home will cost in the neighbor- ' the angler's license ' ""
Sargent, Miss C. L.
hood of $3000 before completed and *“7 S. B. 198, by Kellaher
.
first shipment of freight over the
.onday night. The local agents for the road from this city.
—Repealing Sustaining the contentions which
Ward, Mrs. Minnie (2).
now line.
It is believed that money wll) be will be of the bungalow pattern. It the H.' D. Gre^nPortiand gas fran- support Oklahoma City on every
e Srflith estate informed the com-
Witham,
Mrs.
Annie.
point In the capitol removal contro
, Ittee that work on the skyscraper, raised here, in view of the fact that1 will have a concrete barem^nt. and, rhi»e
74l-W-«th 8t.
lich will be the highest office the building of the road, with Med the house will be modernly tmllt.
8. tí. 235, by committee on claims versy, the state supreme court ren
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
A marriage license was granted by
in ... the * hands
tiding In the world outside of New ford as a terminus, will insure this The plans are already
-Providing
for UBJUZV
payment to W. P. dered a decision today recognising
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County Clerk Russell this morning
thia city as the permanent capitol of
>rk city, will be begun within the city's being the railroad center of of the contractor, It will stand 34 jjOrdi for ]ega] KrT|Cec.
to Jaa. Waldons and Edith D. Mabe,
Southern Oregon.
feet by 44.
8. B. 124, by Joseph —Anti-trust Oklahoma.
vt six weeks.
AD» FAY. both of Walton.
a
■ t of the tract, and left this after-
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■Mi again for home. G. M. Bailey,
1 no has been foreman on the Chur-
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I.Hi-Mathews orchard, which adjoins
t I S b tract, has been employed by the !
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I trehasers of the land to act as su-
( I irintendent and will superintend the
I I baring of the land and the setting
■t of the trees. Fruit trees for 300
»res have already been ordered and
1 ■11 arrive in time to be set out this
I 1 ■ring. Two-thirds of these are yel-
gw Newtown Pippin and Spitzenburg
! ■pies, and the others are of numer
4 I, als varieties.
f The Milwaukee company will ad-
■rtlse this land in the East, and
■rough this Eugene will receive a
r rge amount of advertising, and as
■• tracts are sold the county will
It is the
• '«I Esin additional families.
x'an of the company to market the
Bsples through a co-operat;ve system,
■d the tract will be an important
¡[¡ctor in suppyling the commercial
parket. The land in th«* Lorane and
t roper Sittslaw valleys is recognized
p be the best for apple growing in
t’ e county, or in fact the whole state.
k is partly side-hill land aud the soil
4 I \ unusually fertile.
t As a sid»- product a large quantity
■ fuel will at once be cut in clearing
This figured to the ex-
<« Be tracts.
Knt of $40 an acre in the deal. The
rood will be sold
I- i,*eater part of t'
I v Eugene and considerable local la-
. i Kr will be used in the work of clear
> t ing.
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MEXICAN REBELS GETTING READ
RETREAT FROM ¡ TO RUN TRAINS
JUAREZ CITY
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