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THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD
MONDAY, FEB Y 13. 1911
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WAS KILLING DUE
TO LAST NOVEL?
Politics and Politicians
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PERSONAL
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BALL TO BE GIVEN
MASS MEETING DECIDES
NOT TO INSTITUTE RECALL
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FEBRUARY 24TH
(Continued f'om pago 1.»
K
A.
Joi
was
In
E
iu*
Hu Henator LaFollette is to be a
geno over night.
candidate In 1913.
Alva Wise, of Corvallis, is in the Thursday Afternoon Club Ar­ Jy asaesed on hla Eugene property
for the first time. He continued:
city for a few days.
ranging for Fifth Event
Friends of a hearty and «lulling
"Here you are clamoring to put
A. “
■ -----------
Wood
of Wendling, wai In
gentleman by the name of W. H. Taft
The people ot Eugene who are the H. city
me out for living up to your laws.
to Raise Money
over night.
aay be will be re nominated, without reeding tbe novel now running In
Are you going to do It? No. I defy
J. L.
(j,laid Hpeclnl Hervir«.
the Haturday Evening Post, entitled, teh city Kelly of Wendling, was in
Edlsonlan dream
a
"Supreme a doubt.
you to carry out your petition. The
over
night.
The
Thursday
Afternoon
Charity
I
|ie
Grain
of
Dust,"
by
David
Gra
­
Sx« York. Fot» Il
Thomas Al-. Court of the World ‘
county will not disgrace Itself by
P J Sweeney of Jasper, was
club
Is
making
preparations
for
Its
Tiiare
la
said
to
be
only
ham
Phillips
will
no
doubt
be
Inter
­
the re-
Eugene over night.
_
tA Edison, who has done mure to
annual charity ball, whlch is to be such action. If you put me on the
When President Taft ordered the motosi possibility that Heuator Al­ ested in tbe following article which
Walter
Goodman
of
I-ewell,
was
given at the armory on the evening recall I’ll show you the hottest fight
Miy other living man. U today c«|-
bert
U
Cumuliti«,
of
Iowa, would appeared receutly iu tbe Chicago In Eugene over night.
release from jail of Fred D Warren,
you ever saw. I'll make some expos­
of February 24th.
b<-i*tinx hl« «Ixty-fourth birthday. the Kansas Hoclallst editor who had couaeut to entsr the field against Tribune:
ure that will open your eyes."
W.
W.
Moore
and
wife
went
to
For
the
benefit
of
people
who
are
Now York, Fob. 5, (Special.)—The Portland today to visit.
It I* highly probable that the nlnctri- ln.« n convicted of uatng the malls In Henalor LaFollette.
E. J. Frazier spoke next In opposi­
not
acquainted
with
the
relief
work
fancied grievance which led Fitz­
tion to the assessor, but could hardly
,«1 «rlznrd will observe the day giv­ a manner that did violence to the
■Miss
Perle
Miller
left
for
her
home
carried
on
by
this
organization,
the
While Mr William Jennlugs Z.„
Bry- hugh Coyle Goidsborough to kill' 'on last evening's train.
made and provided, he play­
make b Im se If ‘ heard in the confu-
*
following statement Is made:
ing out another Interview of the arr­ statute«
'd a game of shrewd politic«
The an, of Nebraska, aad maybe Texas or David GraUatn Phillips, tbe ouvellst,
slon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
J.
Berger
are
in
There
have
been
four
charity
balls
is.- which are uow appearing in var- grt-al H< h lallat demonstration, which A risona, la said to be positive that had a posthumous sequel today in
Merting next Saturday,
Portiat^l for a few days.
g!v.*n. the total receipts of these
luiia popular perlodl'-al« «nd news­ at the <n|| of Eugene V Debs, were the domocratlc party In 1912 will be the publication of another story-
An attempt was made to have the
J.
B.
Bamford
of
Junction
City
amounting
to
$1063.50.
This
money
paper«
Until recently Mr Edlaon to be held in Naw York and other headed by the HON. Cbamp Clark Pbillp»' latest and last
in which
has been deposited in the three local resolution amended so as to call for
h«« al««)» been too busy to submit places. Lincoln’s birthday, will pro­ Mr. Ilryan is not fond o’ Governor Goidsborough Uimsell may appear as was in Eugene over night.
H.
L.
Kaiser
of
Denver,
was
an
ar
banks and expended with Eugene a reduction of the levy to 8 milts.
tn extended Interview* although bably be carried out, but the unlhua- Harmon, they say.
a cbaracter.
rival
In
Eugene
last
night.
business men for the benefit of the 8. M. Yoran. Jack Zumwalt, of Irv­
th.-r« has never been a time he did lualil of the "revolutlonosts" has
U bun the young southerner »hot
|
_
S.
L.
Bond
arrived
up
from
Irving
deserving
poor and afflicted in Eu­ ing. Chas. Rivett, of Springfluld.
not receive reporter« with the great-1 been effectually dampened. Hoclal-
Ever «luce hia nomination as gov­ the nvoeliat and then killed himself on the afternoon train today.
Fred Wright, of Creswell, and oth-
gene.
«wt l ordlallly
lam la a relglon.
ernor of New Jersey, Dr. Woodrow he left letters declaring Pbillip« had
Mrs. J. E. Simpson returned home
The amounts expended from Janu­ era took part in the discussion.
It
Edison omlr theory. to n
W i I hoii has been talking. Ills friends written the Goidsborough family In today from a visit at Albany.
ary,
1910, to February, 1911, are as the confuQon was great and
»in th" Mini
<!<><
point to his record so far to show to bis novel, ' Fashionable adventur
audience was rapidly leaving
« on
Miss Anna Oglesby came up from follows:
w hlch Hoti
es
of
Joshua
Craig."
Int •r
that
from
the
start
be
showed
he
The
Cottage Grove today to visit.
W ood ..................
8119.60 hall. Finally, a motion was carried
"1
his
charge
seeming
»o
alii
in t hi« I mm
h«
had one of the qualities least com­
Mrs. A. Bryan went to Jefferson Provisions .........
82.49 to have the resolution redrafted
II of ill t
mon among men who are obliged to pruvotaliou tor Hie murder did
unanimously carried.
today, where her mother Is 111.
Clothing ........... .
36.96 which was
Ed-
(h!9 CfHirtH < >f the kind han talk often. He never opens his to create* the Idea that Goidsboi
The meeting adjourned after it de­
Will Grime« of Harrisburg, was In Drugs ...............
7.90
that
was
'temcuied.
Nos
cub
it tnk«*n out oí It
»I Ihr
How- mouth unless he has something to
Eugene on busim -sa yesterday.
House rent .......
33.00 cided to meet again next Saturday
’*!*» |«»t not
and hear the explanation
Ì think that hln ray. Hern's how he describee the
Attorney F. M. DeNeffe arrived Hospital fees ...
10.00 county
(hers
of
the
novel
call
it
pu
co
­
court.
"The quality in
rfftHtuafly progressive spirit
up from Portland this afternoon.
Stove ....................
9.00
X|ir.
uce.
but
Goldborough
a
fi
ut'lrhfd th
uds
ting rilttor" of man which insists i upon recognizing
Chas. HI Il of New Haven, Conn., Drayage .
4.35
this
afternoon
to .'<ury I^nimou, of
t
profess
to
see
in
it
something
t
Al
trhd to put new facts and whi ich tries to adjust
was an arr val in Eugene last night.
i Grass Valley, and Miss Minnie Hazel
it
f i
► Hll fhn (h•rtniin Hotiti! j >4'tn 04 Ttttn l«gl»latlve policy i to new falta au<l •r.
Geo H IPcrker of Grants Pas«. Is
Total
$303.30 DeGroot, of Junction U*ty.
< h
Introduces New Character
putting them Ii;i jnil. but thia conditions as they i arise."
in the icity on business for a day or
Mrs. S. 8. Spencer. Mrs. J. F. Ti­
One week before Phillips w
«hot so
teilt
in«-thud pro'
tus, Mrs. B L. Bogart. Mrs. P. E.
The hills about Eugene were again
<l<-nt Taft'«
Thu development of the Public down In Gramercy park be sold to
A L. Fräset of Salem, is transai-t-
wisdom, bu
Hervfce Commia»lon Idea goes on the Saturday Evening Font a mauu mg business in Eugene for a day or Snodgrass, Mrs. R. S Smith, Mrs. H. covered with snow this morning.
A. Tromp. Mrs. R. H. Dearborn, Mrs.
festive
Th
apa<e. in Maiwachusetta, for iustan- script ut bls most recent novel, Tne so.
E. Broders yesterday reecived
lall»t ha« tn
iv, the two most Interesting pieces Gram of Dust." The first install­
H. H. Buson. of Albany, la trans­ C. A. Hardy, Mrs. H. A. Dunbar, Mrs. carload
of fancy eastern Oregon cat­
of legislation at present are a bill ment of it appeared in the Saturday acting business in Eugene for a day L. T. Harris, Mrs. L. R. Edmunson
and Mrs. R. S. Bryson constitute the tle.
remony will be wltneae- < alllng for direct nominations up to Evening Post this week and intro­ or so.
•■»••iilng when Mr and ttn> office of governor and a public duced Clayton Fitzhugh, a character
F. J. Gordon and wife, of Seattle, membership of the Thursday Charity
Drew Griffin and Y. D. Hensill left
Jacoba will ('«debraile
rvice commission bill enlarging the in which friends of Goidsborough see are In the city, registered at the Os- club and they are the present time thTW
morning for the duck fields
selling charity ball tickets to secure
wedding by being tnar- IHiwera of the present railroad com­ the musician himself. His name was burn.
Itnbbl Krauakopff will mission Tills has long been one of Fitzhugh Coyle.
.Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass have the necessary funds to carry on the along Long Tom bottom.
it is probable that Phillips was returned from a short trip to Port relief work for another year.
tbe best In the country, being consid­
The ladies of thj Baptist church
ered the model, unb»»a first place be working on the novel in a period land.
will serve a Geo'ge Wa-hington din­
A. H. Lajole of Wendling, was SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL
given to Wls'-onsln'a. It has been covering several months, during
ner on February 22nd. Watch
found, however, that the commission­ which Goidsborough was writing, transacting business in Eugene over
MEETÍNG AT RIVERVIEW further in.iounc»-rnentt.
ers are overworked and without ade­ telephoning and telegraphing him. eight.
nu
Mrs. A. E. Poulsen and Miss Olga
__
quate power; hence, the mewsure striving for an interview.
The car that is to be used on
Did Phillips Impressed by the Poulsen, of Portland, are registered
Horn and Webb, evangelists of the
which would confer upon them about
constancy
with
which
Fitzhugh
CM
Coy-
Christian church, are In a very suc­ Albany street railway system
at the Osburn.
th** same control of public utilities
at Fairview. Eighteen loadel on tbe car fir sb'pment today.
Senator L. E. Bean arrived home cessful meeting -v
Is now Invested lu the New Yerk le (Goidsgoruugh always signed bis
I m
full name) appeared before him. call from Salem this afternoon to spend have been added the first week of the The new and more inodern car in use
state commissions.
his character in the new novel after
meeting. Mr. Horn is a preacher of in that cltJ W1H be sent here in **'
In Maine, too, the new type of the writer ot the insistent letters? Sunday here.
unusual power and earnestness and - change
Abe
Gilbert
and
wife
returned
to
commission Is at hand, The demo- Was it merely a coin
Or the power plant on the McKenzie this knows how to preach the gospel. Mr.
tifM
cratie c sucus declared in favor of one was Goidsborough» grietan
C. S. Frank t \*y tereived from
uue morning, after a short stay in the and Mrs. Webb are singing evangel­
compos •d of five members, as In New <2 lltirel; r imaginary?
$| dloil
ists of national reputation and are Dr. L. W. Drown, why with his son
city.
it Is not only to supplant the
Leonard, is >.a a our of the wyrld
♦ V' '
< Iiurai ti-r Not Developed
ver»
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hobbs are splendid workers. Their duets are a postal ca>l w itten
railroad commissli
commission, but is
at Calcutta
The
ract r of Clay ton Fitzhugh
very soul-thrilling, and no none
from
Los
Angeles
where
they
to have supervision c over all other « not
a
stoped in tbe fin
should fail to hear them. On Sunday, I nd., ou Jadna-y 7 . P> »-rites:
att
ed
the
funeral
of
their
son-in
public-service corporations and the meet of the i new Phillip
February 12, there will be a basket joying aayaelf the best I know
law. J. D. Braly.
v<
power to regulate rates, The com- Fjtzuugb is the • brother-in-b
dinner with sermons at 11 a. m. and it is warm here, Lots of blaci
George
Wood
and
little
son.
Virgil,
1er
mission idea is generally c rredited to hero of the st< ary. He is a
er do were passengers <jn the afternoon 2 p. m, and 7:30 Revival closes on ked people. ”
nited £ itatea Suprem Court Justice
ho can’t or will not w rk for a train today for Creswell, where they February 15, with an illustrated lec­
hartes Hughes, who first put it to living
There is a bunji s yf blank' ts and
iu the story the wif of Fitz- will visit over Sunday.
ture on "In His Steps.”
tr lai wh ten he was governor of New
clothing -vithcut ar owner at the [VO-
t York. ‘ The spread of the idea, the Hugh says to her brother. » bo has
Albert Clark and wife, of Madi­
lice headquarters, A small boy van
supported her and her hu«i ind, but son. South Dakota, who have been
i r friends
seen to ;o through the bundle this
of Justice Hughes declare. who will be thrown on th.
own re- visiting at the home of Professor
afternoon nnd lh?a throw it into the
a
nun
•
of
particular
gratification
sources
by
his
approacblng
mar-
F. G. Young, left today.
"lily following th«* teaching of Christ to him.
:
CITY
NEWS
:
yard of Professor J. B. Hawthorne
riage:
! of
und
Eugene Thomas went to Salem to-
who commanded that bi« follower«
♦ near the railroad, it fr evidently a
"Fred you know Clayton can't make day. He has decided to enter the ♦
not to sa:
should "Go forth and hual the sick
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦
hobo's outfit.
anything. And when you marry, vaudeville business again, and has
«Ian but th<- prophet l> a man wh-- andwralse the dead
As to pay- SINGLE TAX CAST
why, what will becom« of us?"
!>.*« h <« a h 'tilt of s- eltig to It Hist m> ut for their service« it was all«*g-
booked with the Fisher circuit.
Homer Bray was acquitted by a
The Washington High basketbull
OUT AND STAMPED Goidsborough held no bespousible Albany Democrat: Miss Carin Deg- jury late yesterday afternoon, of the team
hi» predlcllou* were fulfilled.
At accept fee« just as clergymen take
of Portland, slz> the Alb -uy
business position
He was a musi- ermark, of Eugene, formerly of Nor- charge of assault and battery upon
sixty-four, Mr. Edison la still a feea for prayers and other services.
young man. and he may live to see Mr. Cole testified, b I m >. that he had Senate Votes for Amendment cian with an artistic tem¡>eran>ent. way, arrived on a visit with her for­ Jack Knight. Knight was also re­ High school team, arrived in the city
this afternoon. The Portland boys
and what money be earned came mer Eugene friends Misses Dunstan leased from custody.
the day or so h« think« when the tu*»n successful In curing dogs and
will play against the freshmen of the
for Repeal of Recently
from playing when he could at con- and Humphries, of the high school.
«otkingui'-n will retulonger to other snlniai», as well as bumaus.
University and the Albany tossers
certs and from teaching music.
support armies and uavie* for tueir but added that God was the r«»al
Mrs.
Rose
McGrath,
organizer
of
The
ladies'
aid
of
the
Baptist
Enacted Law
own destruction and governments healer in nil <-a»cs. and that hl« func­
the Royal . Neighbors, after a visit church held their monthly tea at the will compete against the Eugene
wilt tie forced to make the Hague tion wn.t merely that of an Intermed­
with the local lodge last night, left home of Mrs. M. D. Mitchell yester­ High school team tonight.
State Capitol. Salem. Or.. Feb. 7. DOUGLAS COUNTY
tribunal the realisation of another iary .
this afternoon for Ashland. She was day afternoon. There was a large
At the celebration of Lincoln's
; — Without a dissenting vote
the
guest of Mrs. J. S. Higgins while attendance ?nd a pleasant time was
birthday at the G. A. R. hall tonight
WATCHING SOLONS the
i resolution carrying the proposed
in
Eugene.
had.
♦♦♦♦♦••
♦ • ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ undesirable title Her trouble cer­ I amendment for the rapal of the sin­
J. F. Gates, patriotic constructor of
V. D. Callison, secretary of the
tainly make a generous showing
gle tax county option am -ndment Fear That Eggleston Division Commercial club, went to Pleasant
Three flat cars were sidetracked the order, will display a confederate
She was married ut seventeen and passed the senate this afternoon
Hill this afternoon to visit his folks. at the S. P. depot this morning, with battle flag captured by Captain I. M.
Bill May Pass at
taken almost at once to the re­ The slater resolution also passed af­
of the union army, at Fort
His
father is ill and his aunt, Mrs. from three to eight inches of snow Castle,
e
e was
country place of her husband. ter a struggle.
Salem
on them. They had evidently been Donaldson during the civil war. The
Polly
Callison,
is
very
poorly.
♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ mote
Hhe bon- him thirteen children She
flag is in possession of Mrs. Ewer,
The amendment calling for the
Verne Apperson arrived up from sidetracked lately in the mountains daughter
of Captain Castle.
The dream of universal brother­ saw him exchange the caretui dress repeal oF the single tax plan not on-
south of here.
County
Judge
W
onacott
received
Albany
this
afternoon
on
a
short
vis
­
hood has always been a favorite of the Russian nobleman for the '| ly received unanimous favor In the a letter from R. E Smith, who is at it.
F. L. Chambers is preparing pa­
one The struggle to attain It« real- coarse blouse nnd clumsy shoes of senate, but was championed by two 1 Salem in the Interests of a measure
G. O. Graves, a well-known Port­
Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Weller went to
Shu struggled bravely of the progressive leaders. Dimick
ix.ttlon 1« contlually before u* In one the peasant
traveler
who pers in a circuit court suit against
land
commercial
providing
that
the
division
of
coun
­
Creswell
this
afternoon
to
be
gone
a
fortu or au**'her. In church schism, to educate her i nildreti without op- and McCulloch. Dimick assailed the ties shall be left to a vote of those day or so.
makes Eugene regularly, is in tne the city of Eugene to quiet title to
in the anarchists bomb, the direct poxtlon to her husbands theory of single tax plan as a political fraud, directly interested this morning, to
city to place hi? daughter. Miss Nor­ the land on which he recently began
A.
Svarverud
and
Alf
Dillard,
the
primary, or the suffragette« venom. non-resistance, that they should lie upon the people and denounced, as the effect that there is a chance of musicians, went to Creswell this af­ ma. in the University. She enters to erect a boat house near the Uni­
We love to «ay that le-fore the law taught not to act but to leave all de­ well, the men who peri»etrated the passing the Eggleston bill, which in ternoon to furnish music for a dance the new semester Monday as a fresh­ versity. Work on the building vas
ordered stopped until the ownership
all men are equal though we know termining action to fate She strug­ Eel« and hl» single taxers.
man.
reality will provide means whereby there tonight.
of the property is ezt.it lished. The
that it 1» not actually tiue. Before gled an best she might to defend the
He hurled broadside after broad­ i counties can be formed without the
w<< complete thia life we are usually count from his own financial ec- side Into the Oregon camp of Joseph l<.ist difficulty
A basketball team composed of city claims that the house is be.r.g
In fact the Eggle­
COLWELL
’
S
NAME
forced to admit that, even In ti <|em- eentriclties
fraud with bitter invective.
Eugene boys, who style themselves built on land that is pa*t of the street
ston
bill
requires
only
65
per
cent
Alter all devotion, at the end the
• h racy, with free common school ed-,
McCulloch, who has been one of of the votes in the territory to be
"Meteors.” won a rought game but which has never been used as
SAVED BY TAFT the
ucatlon. obaolute equality haa elud­ Countess had to endure her hus - the strongest advocates of the Ore­ divided and is equivalent to divis­
from Junction City at that place such.
band s setting the cruel stamp of de­ gon system lance the senate conven­ ion without the least strife. Realiz­
ed humanity'« grasp
last night. The Eugene team waz
Washington. Feb. 11.—In order to composed
A number of Eugene High school
'Ike report of Foster D. Coburn sertion upon her. lie preferred to ed. took the initiative In explaining ing the impending danger following
of Mummev and Green,
permit
Elemer
B
Colwell
to
retire
sll]>
away
and
face
death
alone
and
of the Kansas department of agri-
' the three resolutions
introduced. the passage of such a measure, from the office of United States Mar­ guards Kestly and Stine, forwards lUrls 8«ve a farewell party this a£ter-
noon to Miss ~
Bernice Inges, who went
« u It tire, emphasize« thia conclusion. h<- gratified hla preference regard­ One of these provides for repeal of i County Judge Wonacott this morn­
Koch, center, and Hill substitute.
to Albany today with her father,
I here are people." he say«, "who less of the wotieds he Inflicted upon the singh* tax. another for equal and ing made arrangements whereby sev­ shall for Oregon without the stigma
Many eccentrici­ titiiform taxation on various classes eral of Roseburg's well known resi­ of having been rejected as a man un­
might lie dropped Into th" Garden of hla own klndn-d
E E. Mink, who has been connect­ where they will reside. The girls ac­
to be considered as an ap-1 ed with the business office of The companied her to the depot. The
Hd«n with everything at hand, und ties may be overlooked in the man of property and the third Is declara­ dents will go to Salem and fight the worthy
plicant for the place to succeed him­ Guard for the past four years, has party was given at the home of Miss
within four year« they would be of genius but as this editor remarks, tory in its nature, explanatory of the contemplated bill to a finish Among self.
his name yesterday was restored resigned his position to enter other Ruth Westfall. Those taking part
There are "all of Tolstoi's virtues, his honesty, working of th eothers.
oimted by the sheriff
these men are County Assessor F. L. to the nomination list.
President business. Mr. Mink has made many were Jessie Allen. Lois Gray. Janet
H<Mlg»*-l*<Mlgc Is Feared.
others, who could drop naked Into hla almpllctlty. hi« courage, may be
Calklne, District Attorney George Taft then immediately withdrew ..
lne friends among the patrons of the pa­ Kletzing. Dorothy Collier, Harriet
"The single tax and county op- , M. Brown. Attorney O. P. Coshow, nomination.
the heart of the Sahara, amt in five needed to balance the debt hln wife
per. who will regret to know that he Large. Helen Wells, Martha Hanns,
years would have tbe desert pro- holds in the account against her man tion amendment will result in a and County Commissioner Ryan. It
The
re-naming
of
Colwell
as
Frances Shumaker, Jessie Dobie.
hodge-podge in the system of as- la probable that Mr. Cosjji
vldlng every luxury, and themaelve« of genius."
jow will ap- marshal was so objectionable to has severed bis connection with it.
Ruth Weatfall, Ethel Fuller and Miss
I sessment and taxation, he declared pear before the commitl
surrounded by all modern conven
-------- jttee. while Senators Bourne and Chamberlain
I. H Bingham and the Eugene Louise Allen.
iem-ee."
> "It is not entirely desirable that all other members of the contingent {
EUGENE MAN SELLS
I the powers of taxation be taken will simply use their influence: that they had appealed to the senate Great Western Railway company to­
The personal equation can never
under
the
"unwritten
rule
”
of
that
H. T. Christanson. who recently
from tbe legislative body, but among the legislators at large. In body to the effect that any nomina­ day moved their offices from the Eu­
Give two mon ths
l>" calculated,
PORTLAND PROPERTY I away
It Is desirable to place a check up­ the event the Eggleston measure car-' tion personally objectionable to sen­ gene Loan & Savings bank building bought the Ryan farm just south of
aim« start and one will become sm i
on the legislature
Under the pro-' rles the county judge contends that ator will be withorawn without fur­ to a suite of five rooms in the Wilk­ the city, the Hadley farm southwest
ployer, the other, employee To find
W. H. Gordon, a resident of En- I posed amendments it will be pos- new counties will be advocated
ins block over Linn's drug store. Tbe several miles, and the Richardson
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on
consolation we must* turn to the
aold yesterday through thA slble In all cases for the people to every hand, regardless of the oppo- ther argument on that ground. Sen­ P. E. & E. railway will occupy the farm on the waters of the Siuslaw
promise tbnt death knocks at the
ators
Bourne
and
Chamberlain
had
palace as well ar the cottage door agency of E J. Daly to Aimer and ' act, but will not be mandatory. The sltlon displayed in the recent gener­ invoked'this unwritten law’ against entire suite in the rear part of the river, arrived in Eugene this morn­
ing from his home near San Fran­
bank building.
and that "scepter and crown must Thomas Meaerve a piece of ground i time has come to get the system al election.—Roseburg Review.
Colwell.
cisco. to look over his properties,
tiinrlile down nnd In the dust, be 85 by 100 feet on the east side of i known as the "Oregon system" out
F. J. Hard of this city, who owns may have something interesting
equal made with the poor crooked Twenty-third street between Wash­ of the hands of the radicals who BRIDE AND GROOM 17
OBITUARY.
ington and Everett, for $20,000.
extensive mining properties in the announce in regard to some of
have perverted its uses. It should
scythe and apade ”
The purchasers expect to erect a i lie placed hack in the hands of safe
Bohemia district, says the snow newly acquired lands In the near
Mm Carlyle, says » recent editor
YEARS OF AGE. EACH Eva Catherine Kridelbaugh Colvin there
is deeper right now than it has ture. He has great faith in the
lai, has for the last twenty years two-story brick or concrete building ' nnd sane people and on a safe and
was born in Ohio about thirty miles been at any other time since he be­ ture of Eugene.
borne undisputed, the title • Queen to be used for a store or garage Mr. sane standard I he object of these
Medford. Or.. Feb. 10.—Probably above Cincinnati, on the Ohio river, gan operating there a dozen years
of Troubles." it Is beginning now Gordon bought the lot several years amendments is 9o kill tne single tax
O. H. Skotheim, one of the mem-
plan, take away the antiquated rule the youngest couple ever to have the 26th day of May. 1827. When or more ago. While the snowfall
to be suspected that the Countess iigo and made a handsome profit.
i of general equality and (infirmity, been married in southern Oregon about nine years old. her parents has not been heavy in the valley this bers of the Eugene and Great West-
Tolstoi may even better deserve the Oregonian
whlch has
and place that equality and uniform­ were made man and wife at Jack­ moved to Hartsville, Bartholomew winter, it has been unusually heavy ern Land Company.
bought large tract« of land near
ity among special classes of proper­ sonville, near here, last night, when county. Indiana. Here she was mar­ in the mountains.
Worden Ennis, the 17-year-old son ried to Francis M. Colvin in 1845.
Stage passengers out this morning Creswell and a piece nine miles west
ty.”
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of the Rev. Robert Ennis of the To them nine children were born.I were
the following: Alice Kimball to of Eugene, intending to set out fruit
Frank Minney to Vida; trees, has arrived home from a trip
First Presbyterian church of Jack­ four of whom still survive her. as Walterville;
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sonville, and Miss Mary Hasten al­ follows: C
O. H. Colvin, or Junction Miss Higgins and Miss Tucker to Vi- through the east and middle west.
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tIbert
anj Wjfe to tjje pow­ He has been carrying on an adver­
City, Lane county. Oregon; Marion*
so 17, were joined together.
oied
OIED
The father of the groom tied the Colvin. Stella. Cowlitz county, Wash­ er plant: Otto Petzold to Llewellyn; tising campaign and reports the sale
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____ Moss and Eugene Holland to of quite a number of small tracts
knof at a quiet service held at the ington; Mrs. Jennie McBride, of Port- John
home of the bride's brother. Dr. T land. Oregon, and Mrs. E. J. Davis, Crow; G. A. Harnden to Elmira; for the company. He reports a great
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs 1 W. Hester.
of Oroville. Butte county, California.. William Yost to Hale: Miss Huston deal of interest taken In Oregon In
The romance dates back
They moved to Quincy, Adams coun- to Elmira: Mrs. Bark to Walton and that section of the country and look»
Deitz at 685 East Eleventh street,
for a large immigration this year.
Eugene, Feb. 8. 1911, the five-year days when the nether garments of ty. Iowa, in 1855: then to Etna. Cow-' Mr. McBride to Elmira,
M. D. Mitchell,
who severa
old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Manon each were abbreviated at a point in iltz county. Washington, in 1870.
The young There her husband died January 9.
The locomotive of the northbound months ago bought the property oc
Croft, of dlphthelra. The funeral line with their knees
was held this afternoon with inter­ groom has for some time been em­ 1902. She then moved to Ione. Mor­ local passenger train that left Eu­ cupied by the building in which ii
ment In tbe I. O. O. F. cemetery. | ployed In the mines near Jackson­ row county. Oregon, to live with her gene yesterday at 12:10 p. m. broke located the Aya & Heitznian plumb­
ville, while the bride only returned son. O. H. Colvin, where she resided down about two miles south of Junc­ ing shop on West 8'xth street be­
h i»
O. 1. Circle, the Marcola merchant, from finishing hed schooling at New­ until 1905, when she went to Oro­ tion City, and the yard engine there tween Willamette and Oliv
who was In Eugene today, says the berg. Or., last Sunday.
ville. California, to reside with her went out and took the train into sold the property to Mrs. ’. N. Cole.
daughter. Mrs. E. J. Davis. In 1910 town, where a freight engine was who traded to Mr. Mitch-’" ’ *. timber
8. P. sawmill No. 3 at that place will
F. J. Berger has bought A. E. she came to Junction City, Oregon, to pressed into service.
It is said a claim on the Mohawk. Mr. Mitchell
close down today, but the other two
Jew's interest in the Berger-Bean live with her grand-daughter, Mrs. cylinder head of the engine blew out in tum has sold the claim to David
rods and H. C. Auld, owners of a sawmill
Fred Ray. where she resided until and one of the connecting
her death on February 6, 1911, at the broke. The train was delayed for an In that vicinity. The purchase pric*
tn neither sale Is given out. The
aged of 83 years, 8 months and 10 hour and a half or more.
property on West Sixth street la 2<
days. She was a constant and faith­
where they expect to live.
for it« prosperity
A marriage lieenM waa frail*! by 80 feet in dimensions
ful member of the Christian church.
Friends of David Graham Phil­
lips Have New Explana­
tion of His Muruer
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