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THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD, MONDAY, FEB Y 13, 1911. cor- diallv invited to s 'X in ect our line Ware. for our wants in ut Glass, Ha d Decorat- ed hina and Stealing Silver Good goods, reasonable prices Nelson Gammons, Former Uni Machinery Works Perfectly versity of Oregon Stu Formal Opening Day to dent, in Limeliyht Be Set By Council THREE Big Mid »Vinter PIANO SALE At Stevens & Hulin's Piano House This morning's Oregonian contains Mayor J. t>. Mattock received the following dispatch from New I word from tbs city's power plant York concerning a former University near Walter) Hie today that the wa tudi-nt who Is well known In Eu- ter was turned into the ditch from Kene: i the McKenzie river thl* morning New York, F«b. 8.- Nelson Gam and that ail the machin/ry waa set moiiH. of Portland, Or., a sophomore in motion. Everything worked at Harvard, tonlxht lost 110,000 htuootniy. so the report says, aud It w I h ii lie took as his bride Mary Gulf- is thought there will be no difficul fre, dlvor<-»<| wife of Mayoi Gaynor's ties when everything Is In readiness lion of BOTH HOUSES son Gammons Is 19 years old. to begin steady operations. Q stati. One of the dynamo.-. has been ir Mrs GiiiumotiH In a vain effort to II in prevent th« marriage raced across 1 steady operation for several days, WORK STEADILY lug » < * the continent from Portland and ar and the other one will be ready ear fin. >; There lias been con rived nt Boston only a few days ago ly next week Many Mcaaurca Diapomd of at A mi) i Sh*' took her son from Harvard to' siderable surface water In the ditch 11 c Pierre 11 I Boston and pleaded with him not to tor some time pan md it is with Legislature in Salem lion f I .. r . I marry Mary Gulffre, offering him ihls water that experiment has been made with the machinery, but u > »10,000 if he observed her wishes. Yesterday Abbott To amend code Hut Cupid apparently had shot too uutil today had Hi!- water from the relying to Introduction of exhibits true. Young Gammons at first seem river been used to turn the big tur Salem. Or . Feb. » Both branch ami Instruments In writing Into evl- ed dlspoH*!*! to follow his mother's j bine wheels. «ennied Io have put on their work dctic« in trials. lie-referred As soon as the other dynamo Is dictate. It Is now believed tthat this ing aho»«. metaphorically speaking, Il H 3 lu. Brooke To «•inibì» wax a rune to allay her fears so that ready for constant use everything yesterday. as Iho senato alao rtigug laU'l owners to Incorporiti them- today’s ceremony could be success will be thoroughly tested out and <<d In the tnerllorloua work of dia selves Passed. I fully carried out. the current will be conveyed to Eu posing of bills In the manner, which, 11. 11. lot, Cole To provide for gene. It will first be used to oper Ganmione Under Guard to the minds of th* maorlty of that th« licensing of architects. Failed. ‘ Gammons had been under his mo ate the pumps at the municipal branch, they beai deserved Three H II 98. Buchanan -To cla«Hify 1 ther’s eye at Boston for about two pumping plant, thus doing away bills were passed originating In the conutl»« und provide for «alurl«« of' days when this morning h« suddenly : with the expense ot nearly a thou sonale, and several houiw. bills were county officers. Failed. I disappeared. Search was started in sand dollars a month for power, and favorably acted upon When sd- Il B. 251, Church To authorise the afternoon, but too late. Soon afterward a commercial business will Journtnent was taken last evening il grand Jury to employ a clerk. 1’as- nfter dinner he had obtained a II- be done. Theie are many consum the Senate, after being III committee «od. cense to wed from the clerk at the ers of electricity iy the city who are of I he whole practically all of the I II. B 152. Collins Authorizing New York City hall. He gave his age dissatisfied with the rates charged afternoon. In consideration of th« railroad CotllllllHHlon to act on ______ __ __________ by the Oregon Power Company, and board 22. merits of H.mstor Malarkey's bi... of arbitration. It«-referred to judi as Proceedings will at once be start they are all anxious for the city to giving supervision over all public ciary committee. ed, It Is said, to annul the marriage place its plant in operation. utilities operating In the stats Into If the people decide to vote the • I B 136. Brook« Increasing Mrs Gammons tonight could not be th« hands of the railroad commission nalury of prosecuting attorney of reached over the long distance tele »25,000 bonds at the April election and creating that body. In effect, a Wallowa county from »2000 tn phone. It Is understood that the for the municipal lighting system public servii:« corporation. report »3000 I'aawd the current from the plant will soon news came as a serious shock to her. ed favorably upon I he measure, and be utilized to illuminate the streets II. II 1*3. Collina —To provide The Presbyterian church at Eighth Il waa mad« a «perlai order for 10 two additional judK«s for Fourth avenue and 128th street. New York, Mayor Matlock stated that a date o’clock this morning judicial districts (M ultiminoli coun was the scene of the wedding. The for the formal beginning of opera The report of tho sénat» commit-' ty) Rev. Duncan J. McMillan perform tions wll be set in a fe.v days. The* tee on food and dairy products. I day. ed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs, date will probably be some time next Jnliit I n veal | ku 11< > n which held H Gammons after the ceremony were week. It will be decided at the with th« > bouse com mil too <>f tho relating to recording of lines upon whisked away in an automobile, meeting of the council Monday tile alfalra of th** office < oudui t of i property, providing for payment of Their present whereabouts Is not evening. of stat« food and dairy commissioner intereat a<-ml annually Instead of an known. Neither would talk for pub- J. W Halley last Haturilav, th* pur- nually. Failed. llcatlon. PHYSICIANS FIND P imm * of which »»« that h<> b< re- II. B. 2*9, Derby- To amend code queated to resign, wm receive* NONE OF TRACTS relating to Incorporation of cltk-s Gammons entered the Univer tlty final action upon II was def and towns; authorizing towns of 1 of Oregon ns n freshman in the fall TO BE SUITABLE ronald** ration 6oo Inhabitants to Incorporate. I’ h - of 1908. majoring In the department i Juatlc«'« (,et \o ICniM'. Bed. of economics. He was an excellent1 Salem, Or. Feb 9. None of the Henator Joseph « bill. No. 221 IBiisc luin<* County Salaries. student, especially In mathematics, tracts purchased by Acting Governor purpose of which was to Inc 8. 11. 238, 3 Beau aud Calkin»-- To and was ambitious both in debating Bowerman are found practicable th» aalnrlea of tho justices of Increuse salary of prosecuting attor and athletic activities, trying in vain for the location of the eastern Ore supreme court from to I ney of Fourth district. 1‘tuuied. for place« on tennis In both. He was gon branch asylum from the point of per year, fell by lb» waysldu by a 8 it. 2,3. Bean and Calkin*—To considered somewhnt eccentric and view of the board of four physicians, vote of 12 for and 13 against, but incresM) the pay of commissioners was not what 1« culled a popular stu- of established reputation and experi- I'resldent SeltluK of sella'.« ch:itiK'*d In Lan.* county from »3 to »5 percent. ____ While _____ nt ___ the ____ University he i nee appointed by Governor Oswald his vol* from yes'* to "no'’ In ord day. Passed. 'showed a tendency to associate as West and Treasurer Kay to Investi er to move a reconsideration to lay. 8. B J 14 3^ Oliver -To appropriate much as possible with co-eds, but he gati! the sites seleeted by Mr. Bower- / It also *li’V*'lo|!!'<l In th« senate J7 50u for th« Eastern Oregon Agri not meet with encour-> man for the eaftern Oregon asylum, wh«n Senator Bowerman mow'd that cultural experiment station. Passed frequently did He entered the University The governor and state treasurer ngenicnt. the senate K>> Into a committee of On motion of Senator Bowermun ago of upon a cursory inspection of the the whole to adopt no s«t of rules thu senate went In committee of th*- from Portland academy at the site« decided they were not practic to Kovnrn the method of procedure whole to conshler u new code of seventeen. While In Eugene he boarded nt the able and appointed these physicians for that body, which was done, that rules for the senate. Tbe rules were Harbour residence on East Thir- to look them over with result the th** upper bran* li of tho as <mbly read and ordered printed. physicians find thot other tracts, teenth street. had been working all along without Tho following s*'iiat« bills were1 none of them purchased by Bower- rul* s to govern tile prime*'dings of read tbu third time: | man, are mor« . daptable to use of that body, utiil the rule* Of uio last 8. II. 62, llurgi si To establish , NEW POSITIONS such an Institution. session, with a few minor amend farm libtarlcs anil appropriating ■ Sugg.—ts New. I swat Ion. FOREST SERVICE ments. wets agresd upon and adopt »39« therefore. I'liased. The board of physicians, which ed for the pre < nt »«»Mon. 8 B. 22s Norton Relating to pri- The Het of bills which received ority of mortgages on mines. Pas-' Three Grazing Examiners to be consists of Drs W. T. 1 Williamson, Andrew C. Smith. J. F. Calbreth. their finish y th« "Imllflnlt*' post sell. Selected by an and Harry Yam1 find that the Wheel- ponement rout« In tbc hous« >*•«- II 24 1. iinnot 1'0 allow Wasco er tract down the river from the Examination trrdny nGsrnoon. Include*« the fol- ly to sell certain real property. Bowerman ■< tions are much bet- ter adapted for building of the in- II. Il 12. (‘hiitten To protide Guard Spalai Serwicw. new 1 siitution of the magnitude proposed one or mor trout hatched- « within Washington. Feb. 9.--A and stakes are now all set for apple than either the Carpenter or Oliver th< stat« of ■ CIVIL WAR VETERAN government position JUon is disclosed by tracts purchase l>y Mr.- Bowerman, EUGENE COMPANY trees. H. H. 31. Brooke— Amending the th*' announcement ment by by the I'. S. civil The state has Schmitt brothers have installed a n option on the BUYS ANOTHER FARM code relating to bounth'N upon coyo- servf'commission of an examina modern operating table in the ani IS STUDENT HERE id in the event of tion which will be hold February 23 Wheeler tract tea and other wild animals mal hospital they conduct in connec the use of this I act the board rec H. B. I 35. Brooke ,—Repealing c and 24 to find three grazing exami ominends that ite state retain the OUT NEAR CRESWELL tion with their livery and feed sta W. C. Cusick, 69 Years Old tain lectloto. of th« Code rein tin g ble. 123, Nottingham To pay ner- for the fon'st service. The pos laud already purchased for farming Taking Course in Botary th« summoning of juries. itions will psy a salary ot »12,000 a T. Monzen, of Portland, purchas- <«pensee ot students at- purposes. 11. R. 51, FoUU To amend ths E. ed a five-acre tract off the old Willis i ntat< normal school, resid year at entrance. Secures 430 Acres from G. At University The announcement specifies that game laws, uum 100 miles from the ranch north of town Tuesday, and he Severson — Other News least GRANTS PASS GIVES the applicants must be men. at II B 69, Eoiit« Amending th.- will at once erect a residence and I’.m.-cd by u vote ol .0 to W. C. Cusick, 6!) years of age. a twenty years old, and possessed of at code relating to tho granting of from Creswell cultvate his land. The sale was made pioneer of J853 and a member of the $60.000 TO RAILWAY bountlra upon certain wild animals _ _ — © by the Creswell Land Co.—Chron- > Grand Army of the Republic, Is reg 8. B 16*. McCulloch To extend least one season's experience in hand H. II Mb, A mm« To require lo tho Indeterminate senteuce. Passed ling range slock, together with at G. E. Everson lias sold his place icle. istered in the department of botany cal and long dlstnuco telephone com by a voto of 2 2 to 2. least one year of technical training Line to Applegate Valley And of 430 acres two miles west of town at the University of Oregon. Mr. Cu panies to provide Inter-conimunlca- Josephine Caves Locates 8. B. Malarkey To Increate thè In specified botanical studies. to the Eugene and Great Western LARGE NUMBER OF sick's home is at Union. Or. tlon with Independent companies. The establishment of this position appropriatlon for thè state library Land company, of Eugene, the sale Its Terminus This civil war veteran boards at II. II. 187, llcals Granting bount coinnilsslon to »9000. l'ossed by a Is in line with the objects which the taking place last week. This is the LORAIN, OHIO, PEOPLE the University dormitory and stu- ies on wild animals killed in Tilla vote of 21 to 3. department of agrlcultule has al side by side with the young men Grants Pess. Or.. Feb. 10.—In I same company that recently purchas mook county. MAY COME HERE | 1 dies 8. U. .63, Barrett ot Washington ways had in view in its management the large tract of land just west who are only one-third and one- H. II. 188. Heals- To regulate tho —To allow municipal corporations of grazing on the National forests. one day the solciting committees ed of the Pirie place, all of which they' ' fourth his age, yet he has done so hunting of deer In Tillamook county, to condonili property and water It Is not merely seeking to prevent raised the necessary »60.000 to as intend to set the fruit. The Everson 1 H. W. Dresser and Family and with such grace that hfs distinction II. B. 214, Chambers -To provi.!* rlghts. Passed. cattle and sheep from doing damage sist tn the building of the new rail-. place will also be cut up into small had passed by unnoticed until quite road to the Applegate valley and the His Parents Are the for tho protection of lobsters to forest growth and watershed con 8. B. 269. judiciary committee— tracts and set to fruit. Mr. Everson, recently. Josephine county caves. When the ditions. as they graze on the herbngo H. II. 261, Mariner—to ■mend Itegardlng deposlt county und«. Advance Guard who bought the farm about five years Mr. Cusick served throughout the the gnmo protection laws. which Is yearly produced in tho open soliciting committees got together ago, will give possession in April or Piuwed. Civil War in the First Oregon In they found there had been several Il II 227, Derby - Providing for meadows within tho national forests. H. B. 222, Joseph—To raise sal- May. He is undecided at present as H. W. Dresser, mentioned in the fantry, under the command of Colo- the creation of offloe of assistant urlo» of judgea of supreme court Range-fed stock are a matter of de thousand dollars more subscribed to what he will do after leaving hit* Guard a few days ago as arriving 1 nel Ctirry. In recent years he has than was necessary, and many peo secretary of state Failed to cided importance to the American fiotti »4500 to »-000. re place, but will move to town and from ixiralne. Ohio, as an advance ; devoted considerable time to the H. II, 883. Eggleston Itolntlng to pass by a vote of 12 to 13. Presi- people in these days of rising prices ple who were willing to subscribe side for a time at least. guard for a large number of fami study of botany and has collected not been seen. official reporters In tho state cir duut Selling chailged Vite voto to t "no" for food products, in proportion to had The t’renmevy Business Increase«* lies who intend to locate m this city. 'and mounted some 10,000 specimens »69.000 is not given as a cuit courts. so thnt ho would 1 • able to move population, of live stock; and there bonus, but is a subscription to »took E. J. Moore, proprietor of the Cres Is here again, accompanied by bls of Eastern Oregon flora. II. B. 293, Westerlund lldatlngl for a recensì ' ration. fore Secretary Wilson intends that well creamery, states that the cream wife. aud parents and four children. The veuerable piower Is planuii to the filing of Instruments by the every acre of national forest range tn a syndicate which controls the production Is Increasing rapidly, the So pleased are they wt h the ap I to turn this Collection over to ti and a land com- roglst m* shall bo made to produce as much railroad, tov rnsit owning several amount receive«! at his place of busi- pearance of Eugene that sbev have University when he has it completed To a m«d SOLD FARM AND MAY II. B. 293, forage as It is capable of doing, con panv. the latti -a 1 liable land that nesi having increased 25 per cent decide ■d t sistently with tho currying out of the thousand act code relating during the past month. He will K’ he- railroad. Autborlzlng COME TO EUGENE other purpose.« for which the nation- will be tapped b in GUN CLUB SETS H. B. 297. . * Tl a rich arri- churn 500 pounds of butter this are al. so This road «11 person in county Judge is 500 pounds more t S mo w hich week, HARRISBURG STORE IS cultural and frv his absence. ITS APPARATUS Z. T. Mountjoy closed ■ deal the *r Fr' than t1 he firsl week of churniug in ing in a good mining s ENTERED BY BURGLARS up il. H. 318, Ambrose -To protect first of the week for the anlo of his October. When the season opens in nd the enth ’ r. Wh man. an to tourists marten. Springfield, Feb. 8.—T 264-ac ire farm Just north of town to full he expects to surpass this week’s iam at what they saw was marked Harrisburg, Or.. Feb. 8—May & phlne county caves, which are now record by several hundred pounds. II. It. 314, Cottel.—To rotiervo one Enos Hoi dottier, ot Hubbard, Otegon, Eugene has made a favorable inl field gun chib members classed among the wonders of the dny In wook as day of rest. tho consideration being »10.000. Sender's store was entered Monday world. A rousinu mass meeting was Carbolic Acid Burns Child pression and they will probably lo- set their gun trap apparatus on the II. B. 3 is, f’eterson Itolntlng to 1'oHsonsioii is given nt onco. Tho night by persons unknown effecting Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Riggs, who re cate here. They left Loraine. Ohio, land secured by them near the city held last evening in the opera house this Intermarriage by persons of opposite new owner will erect a small buildlug an entrance through the roof. to celebrate the result of the citi- cently purchased the George Hawley because of tbe changing couditlous rock ernsher. It Is a small hand- blood. on It at once, which he will use as Is tho third time the store has been sens’ work. ranch at the head of the swale, there. It is becoming a manufactur operated machine, but throws the H. II. 330, Brooke-To nmend code. a home until a better one can be broken into in thia same manner, have brought their three-year-old ing city, and many foreign laborers, clay pigeons well. The members of The H. II. 331, Ambros -To regulate built. Through this deal ho has and through the same place. son to town for medical treatment. whose children are changing the na the club are so enthusiastic with Its KEEP ITEMS. the prices of printing public notices. been released from tho possession of first time tho safe was blown open The child had taken a bottle of car ture of the schools, locate there. operation that already they are con 8. B. 167, judiciary committee - the Pryor place which wo announced and quite a little damage done, bolic acid from a shelf, and, taking For this reason there are 2 5 or 30 sidering the future Installment of a Special Correspondence. For publication of supremo court re last week that he had purchased. Mr. which the firm thought to obviate the cork out of the bottle, poured other families who will leave that larger and more perfect ma< hlne. be Reed. Feb., 8. — There will ports. and Mrs. Mountjoy nre figuring on thereafter by placing a letter otj the literary next Friday night at Pros-' the contents on bls left leg above place upon the recommendation of Several local sportsmen have taken papers The routine business of both buying a small piece in that vicinity safe, explaining that only advantage of the bright weather to knee. The acid burned so se Mr. Dresaer. brntichos of tho legislature for yes of Springfield or Eugene where they wero kept there and no money The pect school house Everybody come. the get a last chance at the ducks In the en the child ’ s The eight of the green grass and verely that a spot Indian creek is fast coming to. the terday'« session follows: havo been looking over the condi firm could not determine that any front. They have organized a sport-- limb as large a man's hand was shrubbery in the winter time was a present season. After the .«eaaotl thing was missing yesterday morn Third lleiuling of II ouhc Bills. closed the trap shooting will be tions.—Harrisburg Bulletin. ing. It is supposed the burglars arc ing club with C. U. Heers president; ’ badly charred. Dr. George dressed novelty to members of the party and come popular. H. B. 212, Miller and ohnw—To the wound and the child will be all they were unusually pleased with Roy Kirby, secretary and treasurer ■ ■ ----- **■ “ ! been a part of the gang that has nmend codo relating to fencing of the school facilities including the NEWBERG'S POPULATION working In other towns In this and a board of managers consisting, right in a week or two. railroads. Passed. University of Oregon, which they vft Small Items of D. O. Beers. Cecil Kirby and J. 8. H. B 2 4. Clemens— To establish 2.260: INCREASE, 1315 countyr. Surveyors have finished work on ited this morning, and bad a talk Davidson. nn insurance department and to^ap* — ■ 9.—The census Washington, Fob. They have the new hall a’luvst the George Hawley tract and the 250 with President Campbell. : BORN. F. E. Blair, the Olivo street com- point tin Insurancu committoe. Paa- bureau reports — population of the ml'idon merchant, reports that he Is completed and will have a big dancui acres of «.he ranch are now divided B<>d. under the thirteenth Household goods have arri ed at intp five- and ten-acre tracts. Newberg, Or., t......... unable to secure enough cars to ship Feb. 17th H. B. 97, Libby— T- protect mil census Is 2,260. _ the Bohmstedt company has fin the freight d«not here for C. W- In 1900 It was his potntoes. Ho has orders for four All the boys have got roller skates road employees and passougets. Pas The At Reed, January 27, 1911, to C. 945 and In 1890 it was 614. car loads, but cannot get the cars for and put In all their snare time skat- ished work on the T. O. Martin and McManor, a recent arrival here from U. Beers and wife, an 8-pound son. sed. Increase since 1900 Is 1316. or 139 tho Schmitt and Scarbrough tracts, Chicago. ting. Everybody invited. soveral days. H. B. 145, committee on Insurance — To amend code relating to reguia- per cent. We can and we will repair your atch right Pollock Bros., Jewelers - r° Sale Now In Full Many Homes ; /á Already Made Happy This announcement is no faKe. It is a straight out and out price slaughtering reduction sale of their large stocK of high-grade Pianos. For the next FIFTEEN (15) DAYS this most prominent and reliable piano house in Lane county will conduct at its store in the Commer cial club blocK the only real, genuine, bona fidePIANO BARGAIN SALE held in Eugene this winter. The greatly reduced prices will apply to nearly every Piano in the stocK Now if you have been wanting to purchase a good, reliable, stand ard make, high-grade Piano from a home firm whose interests are in common with yours, NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. You are safe in buying NOW. You will be getting the greatest piano value ever offered in Eu gene. This firm is no branch affair. Its shipments come DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY. \ DON’T DELAY, but call at once and maKe your selection. EASY TERMS OFFERED The PIANO Stevens HOUS and Win COMMERCIAL CLUB BLOCK Opposite the Methodist Church ! Telephone 41 I
