SIX
THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD
THURSDAY, FEB. 16. 1911.
i
-s
. —•
SIILI ESO
GEAEH TESOSI
■
•'with wtrvngth -n«l •«»»•
they alwayw pl««ew"
TWO HORS
OVERALLS
9
' /J
Jud ,o Bennett of Murshfiold
Thinks Fear of Hill la
Once More Galvanising
8. P. Into Action
Hit CLASS Al
WORK AGAIN
That plan« for railroad building j
to Coo« Bay hsve attained tangible |
Th« wrond cl«M In manual tr.m.
, Guard 8p«cial Service.
Ab«rd«M.
W
m I., Feb. 14.—Th«
•
MAM ■<
big hotel of 815 rooms at Moclips form; that Harriman officials ini Inn on the wood pile at th.. mTk
I
Salem, Or., Feb. IS.—Thompson
I today introduced a bill abolishing th«
i«oach. which was half lorn away Oregon hnve been called to a con I school waa alven thia morning
LEV STRAUSS OX CO.
El Paao, Feb. 14.—Admitting that Francisco I. Madero, in- office of state food and dairy com
testerday by th« surging waters and ferenc«« at Sun Francisco, that In-1 Principal George Hug and s> N
missioner and creating a state dairy
terrific s«a which swept in. destroy formation of Hill's Intention to oc suit 31 wheelbarrow loads of wllua
anrrecto president oi Mexico was in El Paso Sunday, and de and
are plied In tho buaeiuent of
pure food commissioner. The
ing the sea wall, appears to be doom cup) the Coo« ba
school buildlug and two dvllni|ll,.|ll
claring that he had been here for six weeks and only left last bill appoints E. N. Hute-hlnson until
ed to destruction. Half the remain negl«cted by lb«
life lire «tudelil« have been eX|>cll,.i|
1913 at a salary of three thousand
ing part la almost tottering und la has stirred the I
night, members of the Junta today gave out an interview in with
luten vw etnas wns also rstabll«h«<l thl
twelve hundred for expenses.
expected to go out on the next high substnnllHl point
Bennett Ing liy Mr Hug for th« t>
which they declared that Madero stated last night, before leav The lawyers of the legislature will COOS BAY WAITS
tide. A large stretch ot beach be given today by Ji
h<* Hotel students. Thl« class is in
of Marshfield, w
rush
through
a
bill
making
the
sal
hind
the
sea
wall
hits
been
carried
ing, that the Mexican government would resort to any means, aries ot all circuit judges tor thous
science, an<t this morning
.1 U«lg<’
FOR RAILROAD to sea and with it a fine school
aultntloii room of Mr.
under frivolous and trumped-up charges, to hold him in this or and dollars yearly.
building, a number of summer cot
thoroughly cleaned mid ,n
Three
Projects
talked
of,
and
The
senate
today
refused
to
pass
tages
and
one
store
building,
nnd
the
any other country, and says his arrest at this time would great the bill increasing the supreme
TIi«« «ucc«*«« with which iii
end
apparently
Is
not
yet,
although
a
Marshfield People Hope
experiment of putting th
ly interfere with the work of his forces in the field, were he de bench.
large force of men is at work nnd It
aludetiu
ful
of
Success
A
bill
providing
for
second
choice
is
believed
the
store
and
buildings
tained. The statement says the insurgents hope in a short time for primary candidates was introduc
Ion thl»
on the main street of tho resort will
who have
to be in possession of Cindad Jaurez, or some other suitable ed in the house.
Marshfield, Or.. Feb. II
Various be saved.
ind
The senate today killed the bill ap railroad rumors huve made some stir
The loss Is expected to approxi
capital and port of entry; that they will leave the insurrecto propriating
m it limit i,,
a hundred thousand dol with the Coos Bay people lately und mate »
,1 0
r first
I rltH'li
cause to the greatest of all juries, “public opinion.”
lars for the Oregon Historical soci there is held out a good deal ot hope
» tli«» btiyn thw ultortmtlv«*
ety.
that some movement will be started W. H. FENTON WRITES
thi» janitor with th« w
The governor vetoed the bill creat this spring or summer which will
cally none of the great forests in
leaving School. Two It»fl a
FROM
SAN
FRANCISCO
the public lands states was sold by ing an assistant secretary of state. give Coos Bay her long-looked for
work'd
Th«’ girl« nil did the
the government for more than »3.50 Secretary Benson oposed the Bower railroad. Whik^thme has been noth
uMilgnod
Tho two student»
man
bill,
but
favored
clothing
the
as
ing
definite
given
out.
many
believe
an acre. The great increase of val
Says Money There Will Loosen
loft school may return w
sistant
with
ministerial,
but
not
ju
that
possibly
the
Southeru
Pacific
ue gives great importance to the
hnvo dun«’ th” work on the
dicial authority. A measure like Ben will start on the branch into this
Up Now That Fair is
concentration of ownership.
11 ut." de«'lar«’«
ih«.
son
wants
has
been
offered,
but
Bow
place.
Four
years
ago
the
company
"Whatever power over prices may
Assured
the)'ll have to «« mi the bottom <>t
erman
has
blocked
its
progress
bv
was
building
the
line
from
Drain
to
arise from combination in manufac
pile first." One of the Student«
ture and distribution
(as distin having the vetoes considered Wednes Coos Bay aud the work was stopped,
loft la th« young fellow «t
IL
day
instead
of
this
afternoon.
but
not
uulil
after
considerable
was
San Frani’lsco, February 11, 1911.
guished from timber owning) such
>«lldc«l by tho board ln«l
The
senate
adopted
a
resolution
to
doue
u
the
way
of
gradlug
and
In
Editor Guard:
power is insignificant and transitory
for fighting with a t«a«h
adjourn
sine
die
Saturday
noon.
bridge
building.
However,
it
is
In my last letter I spoke of plenty
compared to the control of the
rlnclpal Hug 1« very ■
thought that if the Southern Pacific of rain In Calfortila. it continue«! up
standing timber itself of a dominat
over his plan. He st«t«v
should build this spring it will not to the 4th of February,
ing part thereof.
FIFTY THOUSAND
effect upon a sell
be by way of Drain, but that the tho people of California
"There is now left in continental
I today.
Profesi
route will be from Eugene to Flor heunian or uro the
14.—Concen- I'nitiil Stat’S about 2.200.000.000.-
FOR MONMOUTH ence on the Sluslaw river or to Gar ocratc than iu Oregot
that the conditions III
000
board
feet
of
privately
owned
sl_-2!ng
ix«in huv.
Id.
as vast standing timber, of which 1,747,- General Appropriation Bill Is diner on the Umpqua river, and then The people of San Ft
nderful effect I hut li
to
Coo«
Bay
over
the
sui
v
ey
which
very
much
elated
at
gainhiK
000,000,000
was
included
in
the
in
advance
than dl»< h
was formerly made for the Drain position and we are sure t
Being Pruned Very
in enor- vestigation covered in great detail
mils«« ti
branch.
This
is
thought
to
be
the
make
it
go
We
hear
th.«
t
by
the
bureau.
This
area
includes
f "of this
1» il'-l
Carefully
case
because
the
Southern
Pacific
money
will
be
iooHened
up
rce with the Pacific Northwest, the southern
surveyors
worked
out
of
Eun
ue
uud
unbuilt
part
of
the
burnt
ne oh :
and in- pine region and the lake states, and
Salem Or, Feb. 11.—Fifty thou-
be covered with bulldlngi Th
eldtL
equally SIL . ’r land contains eighty per cent of all the sand dollars for a new dormitory and in the neighborhood of Gardiner.
Auother hope of railroad relief ail be needed In the next i
mom
a "closely c nnected private timber in the country.
One great need we hnv m licet! n
"In addition, there are about 539,- improvements at Monmouth Normal comes from the Lane County Asset
ition;” thee are the
School has been granted by the ways company, which recently announced San Francisco is horses,
I should
d to the p sideut by 000,000,000 feet in the national for and means committee.
.1 « hips
that twenty miles ot the electric line say about 5.000 of then:
mith
loner ests and about ninety billion feet on
Thia I
It
was
emphatically
declared
by
from
Eugene
dowu
the
Siuslaw
river
their
reputation
they
had
b<
•tail- other non-private lands.
«*»«• It
committee
members
tonight
that
this
had
been
financed.
The
announce
them
before
the
fair
opens,
u
“Thus, the total amount of stand
meat c-
< on
Hila kind ot
nornti
is all the money the normal need ex
th” h
nited ing timber in continental United pect through committee recommenda ment that Hill was possibly behiud never seen more old skates <>
Ik to tlx n
the
Lane
county
company
and
that
in this city than I t'Vi’r di«l In an)
8 ate
nblic States is about 2,800,000,000,000 tions.
liug'a plat
the road was to come to Coos Bay other city, large or small.
to.
by tàe
, in board feet. The present , annual
Guard
it was suggested by the board of
much encouragement.
There Is at present a moral and
tent to file some sort of anti-trust drain upon the supply of saw timber regents that an additional $50,000 gave
«Xecution,
Another
railroad
possibility
is
and
political
upheaval
In
the
polle«'
that
is
about
fifty
billion
feet.
At
this
suit against lumber interests, the de
Today 11«
be granted for an administration
the Coos Bay-Boise line, which department. There are ihurges ot
partment of justice has been at work rate, the timber now standing, with building, but tho suggestion was re of
hr "Tch
has
already
been
surveyed
from
this
police
prote«7tlou
for
gambling
hous
out
allowance
for
growth,
would
last
nearly a year investigating the com
magazine, an vaaU’rn
jected.
city to Roseburg. The president of es.’ There Is only one known Tact so
* rat in
plaints of discrimination, blac-c-Iist- only about fifty-five years.
of consider« bin rrputat
General
Appropriations
far.
one
sargoant
of
police
turned
ov
the
road,
FraneiB
H.
Clarke,
of
this
“The present commercial value of
ing, price raising and combinations
king for an article upon hla p
Carrying a grand total of $1.019.-
bls revolver to n gambler to kill a
to apportion t« rritory among the the private owned standing timber 965.49, the general appropriation city, says that there is no announce er
'l h«lr letter stale«:
man
with
and
be
promptly
did
It
ment
to
make
at
this
time,
but
gives
not including the value of the land,
timber speculators.
"We are much lntrr<aatcd In )
and deficiency bills have been com
I don't think the Japanese sltua-
The past history and present sta is estimated (though such an esti pleted for submission to the legisla the assurance that everything is pro ton in Californa is very alarming.
Idea of manual training course
gressing
nicely
with
the
affairs
of
tus ot our standing timber drive mate must be very rough) as at least ture. The ways and means commit the company.
th«« woodpile for tardy pupils,
One finds Jap servants In a great
home upon us the imperative neces $3,000,000,000. Ultimately the con tee pruned $50,810 from the esti
scribed iu the ctH'loaed clip;
many
families.
Especialy
In
Berk-
With
these
three
chances
of
a
rail
sity of revising our public policy foi suming public will have to pay such mates in the general appropriation road this year the people are hopeful ely; the university city;
(from the Eugene Guard.)
working
the future management of all our re prices for lumber as will give this bill, but at the same time added in of some move this spring and many their way through college, but then
would u« glad to have you f<trt
timber a far greater value.”
roalrond
maining natural resources.
data which you may consider w>
Proceeding next to consider the certain instances a total of $2240, have made business deals with that maybe they take that method to ke«*p . t h ree y i
"Only forty years ago at most
while for an article’ on thia aubj<
making
a
net
decrease
of
$48,570
in
them
under
Burveilance.
expectation.
Any
news
oi
railroads
look«‘d aa If the Hill Interest« were A photograph of «otnu of the
three-fourths of the timber now concentration of timber ownership this bill.
W.
H.
FENTON.
directed
towards
Coos
Bay
is
eagerly
' connected with the ronstructlon ot nt work would be of «•»pocUtl
standing was (it is estimated) pub Mr. Smith says*.
The appropriation bill reaches the sought after and should any one of
"The Southern Pacific company’s
the electric road from Coos Bay Thia for use as Illustrations.”
Ucly owned.
holding 17th7'¿rWteriin thTuSueJ “ag“if^ent ‘““’i tf
whlle the roads start to build in this dlrec- LANG & CO., OF PORTLAND
opinion seemed to change ami th««
"The great bulk of It has passel
Mr. Hug atate-H that h” will «rit»
Thta
the
deficiency
bill
includes
sums
tion
it
would
cause
an
immedlate
h“
work on the Drain road ceased.
from government to private hands States—106,000,000,000 feet. T__ * which
an article on this from n »ciontitle
reach to $152,045.49. Not an boom on Coos Bay such as was ex-
FIGURING
ON
ENTERING
is
about
six
per
cent
of
the
timber
in
"Later
it
became
known
that
th««
through (a) enormous railroad, ca
standpoint, taking up the psycho
i institution is included, the bills for perlenced four
ago when the
BUSINESS IN EUGENE ; lllll IntereRts had iiecaiix« owner« of logical theory ot the syatout.
nal and wagon road grants by the the investigating area and ten per : the various other institutions not be- Southern Pacific years
was building from
cent
of
that
in
the
Pacific
North-
!
the
electric
road
at
Salem,
and
re-
federal government; (b) direct gov
Itl _ bdiffici
“t to _____________
“^vi''anUad^ in« complît1ed by the c,omni’Ue« and Drain.
west. 1.
___________
1 ceutly when It waa publicly announc
F L. Chambers May Erect
-
-
1 quate idea of - its
immensity.
It 1 will probably come early next week.
ed that this coming year that road NEWS OF COBURG
Pruning Knife Wielded
Warehouse for Them on
stretches practically 680 miles along
would be extended to Eugene, a
GOVERNGR
FAVORS
One of the material cuts made is in
that railroad between Portland and
AND VICINITY
surveying party of 36 person« of th««
High
Street
Soon
San Francisco.
i the appropriation for the state board
---••■■•
Houth««rn Pacific surveyed a line
WHIPPING POST
the
Harvey Wallace irturned
home
"The second largest holder 1. the
There are good prospects for the from Eugene to Reedsport on
which toi tht. biennial period was es-
ln- | V.Ton
riudfnrgaUiur ?uMMUr?°TomMniM
’tf. tfh’12’®00 it?*“1
°Ut tO Vetoes BiU to Aboli8h II- and establishment ot still another whole i Umpqua while the !.ane Annet corn ■Monday and took up his position
sale grocery house In Eugene,Isa- pany had already «urveyed a line with the B-K Co., after being In
with 96,000,000,000 feet This is
by the»co,nlTltLeAe(; v
. .J
the same country for the Hills, Eugene three week» with his daught
Says Its Victims Are
dore Lang of the firm of Lang & Co., over
not Included In further extensive . Th® request of $30,000 by the state
Asset er. Vera who Is recovering fast from
of Portland, was In Eugene Suatur- as It Is understood that this
Barbarians
timber interests in the Weyerhauser board .tf ta\,nco““
liai
day, figuring with F. L. Chambers company was organized In tho Hill | her sickness and operation
family
creased from 130,000 to $22,000, and
for the erection of a warehouse for interests with a view to extending «')• Inform« M that he will bring
"Among the largest, th. Northern,^®
Statehouse, Salem, Or., Feb. 11.—
the road from Eugene to Coo« Bay I Vera home about the first.
Pacific Railroad company has 36,-Tr.opa. 212O’°’ to $100.000. Th. leg Denouncing the wife-beater as at the Portland concern. No contract us Boon as the road was constructed ‘I I
Ml" C O Smith Slid two frlcnde
was
entered
into
and
there
wasnot
000,000,000 feet. The holdings of islatlve committee cut down the esti- heart a barbarian, and as such de-
even “ a tentative
agreement
but .«««.
Mr. from Halem to Eugene. It 1« gener of Eugen., were in Coburg attending
mate
on
the
cost
for
the
session
by
I
«'
“
««
‘
«
’
v
«iKrcvio«-m
uui
the two railroad companies are gov »5000 and a cut of »1500 was mad. ”
‘L 1 ItfnnTf Ä ! i’ban’bel:’’ ‘”day 8ald
b® hoped ally asserted that thin move on be the it. N. of A meeting Wudnvads)
ernment grants, and 80 per cent of
which will appeal to a person of brut to complete arrangements with the half of the Hill people Is what has night
1 he It N of a . are doing
water
estimates
for
on
the
light
and
ish impulses, Governor West thia af-j Portland firm In a short time.
caused th«1 Houthern Pacific to re-' some good and effective work In se
the Weyerhauser Timber company
the
capitol.
was bought from the Northern Pa-
ternoon sent to the house his veto of
The warehouse if built, will be sumo work an the Drnln route, after curing new members, of late they
were ' als H. B. 101, by Buchanan, abolishing
Supreme
“up^e court ® estimates
8. “al”' "ere
| eiflc grant. 1 Many other large hold-
located
on High street somewhere discovering that the connection with. have several candidate« each meet
and in
m other
by »12,500 and an applies ; i the
fh_ whipping post.
nn_.
other rerionai
regions) i decreased
ia>s (here and
between East Fifth and East Seventh Coo« Bay could bo made over tho Ing big suppers nt each Inlatlon
tion
for
a
new
clerk
in
the
attorney
mainly purchased from some 'general's office at »2400 was entirely
Inasmuch as there are few barbar the exact location not yet having Drain rout by a distance of 36 mile« The It N. of A. Indies with
Mrs
ians left in Oregon, according to sta been determined upon. The buldlng shorter than a lino from Eugene to Smith were, Mrs Chnspell of Eli
1 bb 4 grant.
eliminated.
"Southern pine region—in the
tistics of crime in his possession, being figured on will be two stories C om Bay.
gene, and Mrs. McGrath of Portland
Few Estimates Increased
southern pine region there are 6>4,-: There
"Another factor In bringing about
reads the veto in effect, the governor
Frank Luamnn of • niton, Cai.,
were several other minot says he believes that the "relic of high with a frontage on High street this move on the part of tho South
I 000,000,000 feet of privately owned,
visited hla friends, O B. Alllnghntn
of forty feet and a depth of 140 feet
The
estimate
for
the
state
timber. Concentration In total tlm- ‘•“L8'
...
Th« and family, a few days the first of
barbarism known as the whipping Tf built, a spur from tho main lino of ern Pacific might be noted:
ber is much less than in the Paclfle
Ji poet," should remain on the staute the
Southern Pacific railway will be I survey and prieurlng of rights of the week and leaving Tuesday for a
"'creased
by
»10,000,
while
there
ar.
Northwest.
until the last male person ex extended to the building giving the way and terminal grounds of the visit with relntlves south of r.ugene
other instances of slight lacreases books
"The Lake stat««—in Minnesota, , I Traveling
Coos Bay. Boise A Eastern Railway Mr. I^tunian has ust «old out his In
hibiting the hereditary Instincts of firm good tranportatlon facilities.
expenses
for
the
governor
Wisconsin and Michigan there ar«
the cave-man shall have been elimi
Lang & Co. are among Portland's company, under the management of terest In a mercantile bualneM and la
;
are
cut
from
an
estimate
of
»1000
Those people are looking for a location. There Is al
18,000,000,000 feet of privately ' to »500, but the »500 for expenaee nated from the state.
most promlnont wholeaalors. It they Engineer Haines
owned timber.”
now proceeding with preparation for
The whipping post law was enacted
stands the same as during the last by the legislature in 1905. Ineffec finally decide to come to Eugene to construction of a road from Coos ways room for one mor« and be
might do well and come here and
open a branch bouse they will carry
¡ administration.
tual attempts to abolish it were made a complete stock of goods and wll be Hay to Roseburg and thence cast to open up a bualneM.
HEMU* <NOX SMITH
Some
of
the
appropriations
enu
Boise
PIONEER OF 1851 DIES
by Represenetative Buchanan in 1907
Mr. A A. Dow and famly enter
merated stand on precarious ground, and in 1909. He renewed his efforts; in "on the ground floor,” as it were,
Commissioner of corporations at
Nummary of the Signs.
tallied Mrs. Dow's mother, Mrs. M
for
the
wholesale
trade
in
Eugene
Is
tacks timber trust in mast sensa
“That the Southern Pacific ex A. Hhough. and son, R. D. Hhougli
early this session, and his bill passed ____
ON FAMILY HOMESTEAD
Just starting to grow and with the
tional
pended In the neighborhood of »3,-
and commissions enumerated, and it the house andjthe senate and went to rapid growth of the city that is sure 000,000 in the work on tho Drain und wife, th« fore part of the week
Harisburg. Or.. Feb. 11..—-Mrs. is considered some of these have an the governor February 8th.
Mr. Hhough and wife are from th«’
to follow the building ot several rail
•rnment sales In unlimited quanti Eliza Ann Hyde, a pioneer, died here excellent chance of passing. irnr in I “Those oposed to the whipping roads out of here, the wholesale route and tho purchase of tho rail upper mining district in Alaska. Mrs
road
and
coal
inlu««a
on
C
om
Bay,
on
Tuesday,
and
was
buried
in
the'
t. board
hoard P08t ,3W Ur(t® that 11 18 3 BurV,val of ' business wll grow in proportion.
Dow informed us that Mr. Hhough
ties at »1.25 an acre; (e) certain
stance abolishment of the state
cannot be questioned; that a survey sold one of his mines Inst spring for
pubile land laws, great tracts being Masonic cemetery, Thursday. Eliza of sheep commissioners, which is con the statutes in force in the days when
was
made
by
the
Southern
Pacific
Ann
Tyler
was
born
in
Simpson
coun
people
were
not
so
civilized
nor
so
140,000 and has refused »80,000 for
assembled in spite of legal require
a virtual certainty, will cut I pe?.pV3, wel?
engineers from Eugene to tho Ump th« one they are now working. Thia
ty, Kentucky, April 15, 1834. She sidered
_ ________J as they are now,” said FORMER LANE COUNTY
»2500 from the general bill. It Is e«»*«»>tened
ments for Bmall holdings.
qua
last
fall,
cannot
be
questioned;
was
married
to
Perry
Hyde
in
1849
"Such laws were wholly inappro
MAN iS SUICIDE that the ImiMirtant meeting of these Is the first time they have visited
also possible that the Oregon conser Governor West in commenting on his
• heir relatives In Oregon for 1!»
priate to forest regions; but though and buried him in September 18,1 vation commission will be abolished, veto message, "but I have noticed
vigorously condemned in several re 1909. In 1851 the young people which is slated for an appropriation, one thing—fine or Imprison a man George Macy Took Chloroform varioiiH official« has been held In' years. They will leave tho 10th or
San
FrnnclBco
during
tho
ln«t
week
for beating his wife and he will come
their homo In Alnska where Mrs
ports, they are still largely in force. turned heir faces toward the set-1 ot $1000 in the bill.
and pofudbly at the present time, Hhough Is one of the three women In
at Salt Lake City,
back for another sentence: but apply
In the ordinary, they wpre intended ting sun, crossed the plains and
The
house
ways
and
means
com
cannot bo questioned; that the Hill th«« town
Wednesday Mr. Hhough
to distribute the public lands in took a homestead here, on patr of mittee tonight cut the appropriation ! the lash to his back with both the
Utah
Interests aro the owners of the elec-1 wns In Eugene trying to loeate hla
small tract« as homes for free-hold- which Harisburg stands. They rals- for the -Eastern Oregon Branch asy-I physical torture and mental anguish
trie road from Portland to Salem son who ho has not seen
and chagrin such a penalty carries
ers. In fact, they actually furthered I ed a family of six children, all of lum from »400,000 to »310,000.
Te following Is an account of the and that they hnve announced their years -Coburg Journal.
with It, and he never comes back.”
timber concentration In vast hold • whom survive them and all but one
suicide
of
George
Macy,
a
former
|son were at the funeral.
Oliver,
Intention of extending that road to
ings.
resident of Coburg and Harrisburg:
Eugene this coming summer, can-1
The 1082 largest holders of tim | Hyde, of Calexico, Cal., who is in CENSUS BUREAU GIVES
WASHINGTON
U
Sale
Lake,
Utah,
Jan.
30.
—
Dead
not bo questioned: that tho Lane KAYS FURNITURE STORE
ber now own 88,579,000 acres cf poor health, was not able to attend. I
from choloform self-administered the County Asset company Is active in!
land, as compared with a vastly wi Those present were: Francis M., of
OUT FIGURES ON 19
HAS 2350 STUDENTS body of George Macy of Oregon was tho matter of location and rights of
SOLD TO W. E. BARKER
der distribution of public lands in this place; Mary E. Childers, of Is-]
found in his room at the home of his ways for a road from Eugene to th« |
non-tlmbered agricultural sections. land City; Mrs. H R. Sherill and
WASHINGTON
TOWNS
University of Washington, Seattle, mother-in-law, Mrs. M. F. Marsh, in Umpqua cannot be questioned.
In
"The value of standing timber hae Mrs. J. D. Bennet of this place. The i
AND M. D. BISSELL
Feb. 12.— With the registration at this city today. Macy married Mrs. view of this it Is probable al lenat
Increased ten fold, twenty fold and funeral serices were largely attend-;
Washington,
Feb.
11.
—
The
census,
the University of Washington now .Marsh's daughter Cecelia at Cordova. • hat some active work will erm-i
ed
by
the
old
settlers
and
the
church
even fifty fold, according to local ' yas decorated with many potted bureau today made public the popu complete, the total number of stu Alaska six years ago. It is under
New Owners Take Charge of
The present
annual I plants grown by the deceased. Rev. lation of Washington cities and towns dents jumped from 1900 to 2350. stood the couple separated In De monco without delay In th« raldlonr
conditions,
from
Drain
to
Coos
Bay.
”
Port
Busineifl Today—Will
growth is only about one-third of
as follows: Castlerock, 998; Cath-j This Is one of the biggest gains ever cember and that Mrs. Marsh is no..’ land Journal.
the present annual output. Roplace- ' B. Burt Pauli conducted the funeral. lamet, 352; Chehalis, 4507; Colfax,' witnessed by the university during In Wallace Idaho.
Enlarge Stock
ment by new growth is very slow.
2783; Garfield, 932; Goldendale, tho midyear registration.
This separation, added to diffi
JUNCTION CITY
“What did the government get for
¡1203; Ilwaco, 664; Ione, 634; Kala-
A business
__ deal
___ __ of ____________
The students who did not com culties In disposing of some tele SEATTLE MAN
considerable
the timber of the southern pine sold
i ma, 816; Palouse, 1549; Pullman,! ply with the required regulations In phone patents, preyed upon Macy’s
Importance la tho sale of the J. W.
MORPHINE
VICTIM
for »1.25 an acre which is now
The Horn-Webb meeting at River 2602; Ritzville, 1859; Anacortes, 4,-j military training have been able to mind. He has been In Salt I Ake
Kays furniture store to W R Bark
worth »60 an acre? Large amounts book. Mr. and Mrs. Webb are slng- 168; Cle Elum, 2749; Snohomish, 3,- fix up their difficulties with Presi but a few days.
Seattle, Feb. 13.—Dr. Rufus C, er and M. D. Bissell, both of thia
of Doug’as fir in western Oregon Mr. Horn is a preacher of power and ,244; Roslyn, 3126; Port Townsend, dent Kane, but those who will have
Before taking the
«hloroform
city. The now owners took posses
and Washington, which the govern experience nnd stays close to the old 4181; Puyallup, 4544; South Bend, i to purchase during the second sem Macy began a letter to Miss Lois i Corey wes found dying In his room sion of tho place today nnd will at
today of morphine poisoning, nnd ho
ment gave away or sold at »2.50 an book Mr. and Mrs. Webb are Bing . 30»».
I ester
.................
must pay »2 5 for their gray Macy, Harrisburg, Or., whom he expired In the city hospital. His once enlarge the stock, which has
acre, now ranges from »100 to »200 ing evangelists of national reputa
All show’ heavy gains in population H)l|f instead
......_ 2 of »iTso.'
This has: called "my dear daughter.” Macy friends say he was addicted to tho boon prbtty well depleted by a re
per acre.
I
over
the
'
---------
census.
1900
tion and are splendid singers. Eigh
| caused a storm of protest among the belonged to the Masonic Lodge at use of morphine. He was president duction sale, and they will mnko ex
"The great redwood belt In Cnli- teen have been added the first week
—
; students who are obliged to purchase Newport, Or., and to a Hpokane camp of a liquid sulphur company, nnd for tensive Improvements In th« storo.
on simllar of the meeting. They will start
fornla waa alfpnated
_' i*}' nu«-ba^_ian<L
cadet suit from the money oarn- of the Woodmen of the World. His
terms and some of It is now worth meetings at the Christan church in Angeles, are registered at the Hotel
.. . • e(
|)y wor|j which assists them age was 44 years. He was formerly merly lived In Olympia, and In his MI hr Mabie Lawrence returned from
ed j by
¡younger days had an excellent repu
hundreds of dollars an acre. Practl- Junction. February, 16.
Osburn.
In business in Shaniko, Oregon.
1 through college.
Independence today to re-enter col
tation.
lege.
IN HANDS OF
BIG IROSI
S%,j
FIERCE STORM
OF RAILWAY
io cuds
it
BAT i HIC r E u AGAIN