EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Th«« governor say« in affixing his
v««to lo this hill;
"In my opinion th« provisions of
iho Inw are already sufficient to j
protect the state and local govern-'
inotita from Injury by reason of pub­
lic officcrr having n possible inter-
*«>t III furnishing supplies to tbo
tanfe. Ender thf« bill. If on«« share
of ato< k in it farmer's fruit union or!
c<iffi)>uny should happen to bo oxvncd ,
by a member of tho legislature, or
iiny state officor drawing a salary,
'hut company would be prohlblaedl
from aolling a box of apples to nnyl
amount of six a day as the result of
Junction’s advertisement of a quar-!
ter page In the Oregonian’s special
edition. A committee was appoint­
ed to advise with the 8. P. Co. as to
placing' their depot on the town side
of tho railroad, as it Is now very in­
convenient and dangerous. The pres­
I
ent depot Is over-crowded for freight
room and a new depot will soon be a
necessity.
Mr. Myhrle has returned from Cor­
vallis. where he and Mr. Phersen
took tbo short course in horticulture
and chicken raising. The former has
the lumber on his farm and begins
‘hniuc'peaaiu«?’ “Dd un<Ur mo,t Tha* Is Next Step in Diplomatic today
on a house, barn and auto ga->
"1
respectfully
submit
that
the
bill
j
rage.
Washington, D. C„ Feb. 25. —Tho senate came near to tak­ l< too far reaching to be for the best,
Negotiations With
Pittsburg, Kans., Feb. 25.—Mrs. Ous Joseph, poatadetres.'
Tho Business Men's Protective as-,
ing
Ing a viva voco vote
vole on the
tbo Lorimer case today.
today The question i1,1 tcr<"11
,h”
ln tb'* Ptf-
soelatlon met Monday night and at the Fuller coal camp here, was held up by two highwaymo
Japan
transacted much important business
... put by Vl.o Pr..Wrot Sh.rm.n, but belorc th. »WU« I
CSiff-tSLi* ¿5
and decided to meet every two weeks last night and robbed of $10,000 which she had just receivi
Washington, Feb. 25.—The next instead of monthly.
vote was citsl several senators demanded the floor to speak, ,'11* wlt** B|ir veto.”
by express from Kansas City. The money was to have bee.
..
.....
1 ,tcP to bp taken to make operative
Talking of Pax'ing Streets
Opposition cunie from tho unti-Lorimer forcos.
More Expense Eliminated.
the new treaty of trade and com-| The council is thinking of putting used to pay off employes of the Sheridan Coal company today.
Efforts w< r< made to fix the «Into for the vote, and March
Senate bill 156, by Senator Bar- • mere« between America and Japan in concrete pavement on the main
The money taken was in one package. Two other packages
Mnreh
__ »i
j
of Washington, adding about Is to gain the approval of the Japan-
1st wan sugif ted, und ‘ then
‘
“
‘ QnA but Oujuction
was made ,1*00 additional expense to tho con- ese emperor and Imperial privy coun- I streets this spring, as it is claimed to containing $10,000 each were not found by tho robbers.
bo
cheaper
to
Install
and
more
dur
­
by Owen, on
ductlng of the district attorney’s of- ell.
It is not necessary that the able.
half of LnFnllctto, who wan absent.
The train arrived at 6:30 and was met by Mrs. Joseph an«
flee In tho Fifth judicial district, treaty should be ratified by Japan-
‘ With the Lorimor resolution on the calendar as unfinishod , comprised
Mr. Warner has a force of men at
of Columbia. Clatsop, cse diet.
Mra. Joseph took tha
work making concrete bricks for Albert Briggs, cashier of the company.
----------- —
.
buoinosi, I chp.ll press it to tho utmost,“ said Senator Burrows, 'Clackamas, and Washington coun-{
building purposes.
package containing $10,523 and left for the postoffice. Aa
A company was formed here last
chairman ol tho committee on privileges und elections, an the an'.«rnwoon¥etood by
K,,yern(ir
LECTURE ON APPLE
week for the purpose of manufactur­ she stepped out of the door, a masked man with a revolver
Senat«
bill
217,
by
Senator
Calk-'
senate went into session today. Burrows says he will insist on
concrete blocks and other bulld- confronted her and demanded the money. Another robber stood
CULTURE AT Y. M. C. A. i ing
of Lane county, providing a dif­
Ing material, to be known as the Ml-
a vote as soon as the sp. nkinj on the Lorimor cuso is finished. ins
ferent rule tor bringing actions
ara company. Mr. Mlara has gone to nearby. Mrs. Joseph handed over the money. Briggs was elofcc
By a vote of 6 to 70, the senate refused at 3:56 o'clock to­ against corporations met with th«« Professor Lewis, of 0. A. C, San
Francisco to make the necessary behind, and, seeing what was going on, threw his two yark
nx for the reason that the
arrangements and expects to be able
Will Speak on Evening of
day to adopt a,motion by Stono to adjourn. The effort to ad­ ■ governor's
governor could see no reason for
to start work on manufacturing their ages into a corner. The robbers did not linger to ascertain if
March 4th
journ appeared to bo part of n filibuster by the anti Lorimer making this discrimination whether
| product very soon after his return.
they had all .the money, but ran to a buggy and escaped.
be In favor or against the corpora­
----------------------------
.4
forcos against tho taking of a vote. Bailey announced if the It tion.
The next lectur« In the strong se-
Senate bill 43, by Senators Bur- ries being presented to the public by
• filibuster" continued, he would insist on keeping tho case be
i(ess and nwl«y. creating a llvestock^fm y„tinK Men’s Christian assocla-
fore the senate .even if every appropriation bill failed.
sanitary board . and
i_.
,n_d. ..5
p.?r2prl?tl“5 'l‘"> *H1 be of
,1 Interest to
At 4:05 o’clock the Lorimer ctusd was laid asido until next 150,000 for the eradication of di­ i those interested In fruit raising. The
sease among livestock is vetoed and subject will be "Apple Culture." The
Monday.
adds largely to the total of appro- lecturer Is Mr. Lewis, horticulturist
; ( rlatlona cut dawn by th<- governor. at Oregon Agricultural College. The
Tho governor nays that the Interest time will be 7:30 Saturday evening,
’ of the taxpayers demand that tills March 4th.
I bill do not becomo a law at this
Wedimday night and Thursday
time though there may be merit to night two very enjoyable banquets
tbo bill.
were served at the Y. M. C. A . the
former being for dormitory men and
Warner I.and Bills Vetoed.
' the latter for a fcroup of High school
Senate bill 238 by Senators Bean boys, many of whom were members
and Calkins of Lane county, increas­ of
the first boys' club organized in Important
Orders Issued By Pacific “Indians” Will Be Here Rev. A. F. Sanderson, Acting
ing the cost of conducting the office Eugene.
Tbe program rendered dur­
of the prosecuting attorney in the ing
the following banquet was made
in June for Annual Meet-
Four* prosecuting attorney district up of the following:
the Interstate Commerce
Head of Bible University. *
I
about >1200 was vetoed.
Several
hrniorous
readings
by
Lee
Representative Thompson's house
Side Attractions
Commission
for Pastorate
bill 25*. connruing the title to cer­ Sadler which made a big hit w Ith the
tain alleged swamp lands In Warner boys; a clarinet solo by R. E. Evans.
Eugene sportsmen met a few nights
Washington, Feb. 25.—Important
The Rev. A. F. Sanderson, actin*
by Miss Lois McMurphy,
G. E. Carroll Gets Money to Causes That Prompted His Ac \ alley, was also vetoed this after accompanied
and two or three mandolin solos by orders were issued by the Interstate ago to arrange the preliminaries for f president of the Eugene Bible -uni
noon.
commerce commission today, sus­ the annual shoot of the Pacific “In­ versity. Eugene. Or., 1« being con­
j Secrtary A. C. Terrill.
Buy Land But Leaves and
” a sportsmen’s organization, sidered for the pastorate of th
tion Cannot Be Learned
Both banquets were served by Mrs. pending advances of the rates filed dians.
to be hedd ln Eugene during tbe
DIVER HUGH BRADY
McMurphy and Miss Creasy, and all with the commission. The advance« week from June 12 to 17, as spoken Dean Avenue Christian church. <u
Not Yet Heard From
' who were privileged to attend them were on grain products and seeds, of by the Guard a few weeks ago. Spokane, to succeed the Rev. Dr
from Him
were enthusiastic In their praise of between Chicago and Peoria, Ills., Purses amounting to over $1500 Bruce Brown, says the Spokeeman
■
■
HUNTING
FOR
BODY
and various northwestern states,
G E. Carroll, a barber, who re­
Review. Tho Rev.. Mr. Sondersor
what they had to eat.
C F. Hurlburt tendered his reslg-
made by the Northern Pacific and have been made up.
cently mid i.is shop at 16 East tick- naUon as mayor tn the city council
spoke iu the church Monday night,
A
big
double-header
baseball
game
The shoot will bring from 100 to and the members are considering
over $1600 of tiia wife's money und Monday evening, says the Junction j Professional from Portland En­ iu which four of the five Church the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific,
I
300 sportsmen from all over the
his whereabouts are unknown. Af­ City Timfi.
gaged to Recover John Ba-
teams will participate Is to be pulled also suspended from March 1 to Ju- United States. The order of In­ i extending him a call. He la consid­
ter he bail a« I <!iiis shop ths first <f
ered one of the strong preachers ef
off
tonight.
No
admission
will
be
Th" causes that prompted this
kor’s Body from River
dians is one o f the largest and th« denomination and has built sone
this v*
< lihrged.
act are numerous, although no dlfl-
most exclusive organizations in this of their finest churches.
menta with W. F. Ewer, tho rwl es­ nlto statement can tie secured from
The Sunday afternoon mass meet- MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
country and its membership is very
The Rev. Dr. Brown expects to
tate dealer, who has office
Th* services of Hugh Brady, a , Ing for men will be a fine musical
cither Mr. Hurlbut or the city coun­
influential. The annual shoot lasts take up his duties as pastor nt Ful­
IN MANERUD
CASE
HEARD
in the earn« building with tho shop, cil. Mr. Hurlburt Informed this pa- professional diver of Portland, who’ treat this time, and the program will
, for three days, Tuesday, Wednesday lerton. California, about April 1, and
—
to buy u ten-acre tract of farming per that h<- could not devote stlf- has a reputation for recovering the be almost entirely musical and of a
and Thursday, and the balance of
land. Mr. Ewer r.howcd him a list flclcnt time to the office,
Wanted, one hun­ Defendants Given 60 Days to the week, the visitors will be enter­ will preach the dedicatory sermon of
Thia bodies of drowned men when others high standard.
a new $15.000 church at that place
of the properties which be had for statement Is not accepted by the have failed, haa been engaged to dred men.
File Objections — Other
tained by the Eugene Gun club, and
He said: "My promise has been
anle and a very desirable tract public as his business during the look for the body of John Baker,
will probably be taken on a fishing I out for some time to undertake some
near tho city wan selected. Tho deed past year wax s equally as pressing,
the youth who was drowned In the
Cases
expedition up the McKenzie. The se­ work in California that was profffer-
was made out, the ubstruct examin­
However, wo will state that tho Willamette river, near the Rossman MAN WANTED HERE FOR
curing of this event for Eugene is ed to me through old-time friends
'-----------
ed suit found to be all O. K., and resignation of Mr. Hurlburt nt thli place three miles north of the city,
The motion for a new trial In the the result of the efforts of the mem­ of Chicago, who were members of
LARCENY IN DWELLING case
t'arroll secured from his wife over time la unfortunite Ho wan fully i a week ago today. He Is now at
of Sam Manerud vs. the City of bers of the Eugene Gun club, who my board of afficers of tho Jacks*
*1600 with which to pny for tho lnforin««d ns to tho n«' ds of the cISy work at his task. The Oregonian
to recover *46,000 for wwk have raised the purses among them­ Boulevard church.
HELD AT LOS ANGELES Eugene
land.
This wan on Tuevlny. nud and was ust the man to push thing«, of yesterday has this to say concern­
alleged done on the city’s power selves. E. A. Bean is corresponding
"I have suggested the name of n
that wan th« last seen of t'nrroll by Tho city Is 1 somewhat at sea with ing Brady:
Sheriff H. L. Bown this forenoon ditch, in which the jury at the last secretary for this event.
lifelong friend and college clanvnato
hla wife. He told bur ho wan going some of th« «•nterprlscs already com- [ "Robert C. Keeney of l|igen«, received a telegram from tbe officers term of circuit court gave Manerud
Improve <Jie Grounds.
for my sucessor in the Dean Avenue
do. ! who Is Interested In the recovery of
Into tho country to buy n horse of inenced and familiarity of the c.
Los Angeles informing him that a verdict for only ,6.000. was heard
Beginning next week workmen church and the board of elders has
a friend of theirs, but ho'did not re­ tnlln Is quit«* nocessar r to a success- th« body of n young man drowned at
before Judge Harris - this morning.
Albert
Raymond,
or
Shroder,
accused
turn homo thnt night. Ills wife fill completion
However,
lover. we are there In tha Willamette river Satur­ of larceny In the residence of Ro­ The judge gave the city defendant will be put at work repairing the gotten into communication with him
thought Hint ho had remained at the assured thnt the various «'nterprlscs day. requested Harbormaster Speier bert Bushnell near Irving, had been 60 days from date in which to file shooting grounds near the golf links and I know that if he can be secured
houseof tho friend in tbo country, will tie taken up and continued as to permit Hugh Brady, the veteran arrested there. The sheriff wired objections to the proposed bill of ex­ south of the city. A11 advance man that he will do a work of which the
is expected here next week to look people will be proud. He is a very
but ho did not returh tbo next day, outlined. Tbo council was elected grapplcr. who was recently added to back for the officers to hold him and ceptions.
successful church builder and has
either.
Upon Inquiry Mrs. Carroll on that I mu « and our citizens expect the harbor patrol force, to make the either he or one of his deputies will
The case of I. M. Francis vs. Wil­ up the matter and aid the local gun succeeded wherever he has been.
trip to Eugene. Mr. Keeney said that
learned that her husband never ap- lh« m to make good.
liam and Thos. Abrams, to enjetn men ln their efforts. Th« „-,»t last
leave
tomorrow
for
the
southern
Cal
­
“T am very sorry to leave the Dean
penrod at tho homo of tho friend, and
From n public statement f re­ the deceased was the only son of a ifornia city, first going to Salem to the defendants from Interfering with yar was held at Nelson^ British Col­
Avenue church, that has treated me
the latter learnod from friends who quently tnnde wo arc justified in widow. Mayor Simons sanctioned the secure requisition papers from Gov­ a sewer in the vicinity of property umbia.
Representatives of "The Indians" so royally, especially after the earn­
wore nt tho depot Tuesday after­ saying tlint mor« or lei « discord has indication and Mr. Brady left late ernor West.
i owned by both plaintiff and defend-
will be here from all the large cities est request of the board for me to re­
noon thnt her husband had taken the inanlieat«<l Itself In the council since night. Habormaster Speier says he
■
ants,
was
dismissed
with
costs
to
be
The crime of which Raymond, or
But if I can leave the matter
two o'clock train for point nouth.
th«« recent election, I' Is to be hoped favors th« grappler being sen^ to any Shroder, is accused of was commit­ assessed to neither, provided that de­ in the United States. The meet oc- main.
the new church building in better
t’arroll und hla wife have l>een that all dlffetcnees will be amicably convenient • point. In the stat« on ted several weeks ago while the man fendants be enjoined until June 1. curs a couple of weeks before the of
Grand Amrican handicap meet in hands I shall be glad to be out of
married only about a year und no far adjusted n t<><> nu- h It nt Issuo and such emergencies, provided the trav-j was working for Mr. Bushnell. At 1911.
Chicago, and the visitors will leave .'that, for I have built three large
as their friends know have always much la •xpect. 1 tile coining season cling expenses do not fall on the that time $20 ln cash, a gold watch,
The
testimony
in
the
divorce
case
city.”
from here together for Chicago. The 'churches in the last 15 years and It
lx en happy, und on that mcount the in the w' y if civic Improvements.
a gold ring end other nrtlcles of of Rona E. Thomas vs. James O. purpose of the annual meet is for an is a might}' wearing task. I am es­
motive for Carroll's dlsapi >e .«rance
Thomas
was
taken
this
afternoon
1 more or less value were taken from
outing as much ar for the shoot, and pecially grateful for many klndnesa-
in not known. It in und«*i«tood that UNIVERSITY BILLS
I the house and Raymond, or whatever and Judge Harris took the case un­ the McKenzie river will be an attrac­ es received at the hands of thous­
RUSSIAN TAKES BOOKS
Mrs. Carroll had considerable money,
der
advisement.
his name is, disappeared immediate­
tion to the members. A booklet des­ ands of citizens of Spokane, the city
' ARE ALL FILED
left to her by her first husband.
ly afterward.
OF CORPORATION
criptive of thsi year’s annual s.loot that I will always love very dearly.”
After the theft Sheriff Rows learn- GREEK CHAMPION EASY
will soon be published, containing
BOOTLEGGER GIVEN
descriptive matter and photographs FIGHTING FOREST
FOR _______
INVESTIGATION ««
?‘ the up man and *• down
wc,’'kf the
?own coast
*?
Governor Saves Over $600,000
MARK FOR CARL BUSCH 1 of
the tb
officers
Eugene and Lane county.
Word was received today by Mr.
FINE OF FIFTY DOLLARS
By the Uso of Veto
New York Feb. 25.—Tho Westing­ and has gone by both names at dlf-
FIRES CCST OVER A
Roseburg. Or., Feb. 24.—Carl , Bean from F. C. Riehl of Tacoma,
ferent
times.
house Eloctrlc and Manufacturing
Power
Busch, champion middleweight wres­ I secretary of the Pacific order, stating
company
received
a
cablegram
today
AND 30 DAYS IN JAIL
MILLION DOLLARS
tler of Germany, won an easy victory that already there are a hundred
21.—Governor from tho manager of the St. Peters- JUNCTION CITY
Or. 1- •b
over Peter Buzukous. the Greek members who have signified their in­
burg
branch.
.11 of th« aproprla-
Alfred Stowe Pleads Guilty in West
filed nil
champion, in this city last night.! tention of coming to Eqgene for this
Washington, Feb. 25.—The great
"Our position Is satisfactory. All
TALKS OF PAVING
’nr the ITniv r;it. of Oro-
Husch pinioned the Greek's shoul- meet. Most of the men will bring forest fires of last fall coat tbe gov­
tion
Justice Court and Will
companies
having
large
contracts
H ur u biii carrying $30,-
ernment $1,050,000 for actual ex­
•
/xi-m-r-T- dsr* to the mat the first time ln 11 their families.
<!0B,
Icnl department at with municipalities have had their
Servo Term
penditures in fighting the flamca. ac­
fi 00
ITS
MAIN
Si
REETS
minutes.
The
second
fall
was
secur-
th«1 Oregon Agrl- book« and papers taken for examin­
----------
ed in 10 minutes. Busch agreed to
cording to the statement of Secretary
Porti
bill s havo nlso been ation by a spcclnl commission ap­ Council Has Discussed Matter t*110"' ,h® Greek two times in an WORK PROGRESSES
of Agriculture Wilson before tbe «F*
A fine of $50 and n jail «ent' nee culi li
pointed by tho government''
propnation committee of the tsesa
hour, catch-as-catch-can style, or lose
of 30 davs was Imposed upon Alfred flled.
People
Want
S.
P.
De
­
Th»
onB
aducatmnal
bill
that
thè
The government provided only $111.«
; the match.
Flow«, by Judge Bryson, of tit« Jr.w-
ON
ELECTRIC
PLANT
j
Busch left this morning for Med­
00O last year for fighting forest (1res
tire court this morning, for booth -¿~ v.vvcrnor li s vetoed is that rclating FAMOUS CATHOLIC
pot Moved
to i ivment of trnv-dlng expens;--
and there is a largo deficiency.
,
ford, where he will arrange for a
«Ing.
j match with W. L. Dyreborg, wres­
Springifeld, Or. Feb. 25.—The big
Stowe was arrested \«: rd y !> 1 >;■ .:iid««uii ,:t Monmouth Norma!
ARCHITECT
KILLED
Guard
Special
Service.
tling instructor of the Sacramento brick power plant building will be
Chief of Police Farrington. He > pent school.
, Junction City.
.. Feb. 23.—Rust * Athletic club. The match will be I completed in less then 30 days, ac­ GEORGIA NEGROES
th« night In Jail and appealed this
Chicago,
Feb.
25.
—
William
J Marqneson report tho sale of Clark held in that city. Busch won a cording to the statement of the en-
morning and ent« red a plea of guil­
LYNCHED BY MOB
I Brinkman, the architect who has de- & Akers’ blhcksmith shop to O. Pet- match from Dyreborg in this city on 1 gineer
in Springfield. Brick work
ty. The judge then pronounced < :>•
signed most of the Roman Cntholic ersen, formerly of Kent. Wash, p-
—
-- -
is delayed at present by the failure
HoiFebruary
15th.
«
fence upon hlin, mid nn he had no
Augusta, Ge... Feb. 25.—Bob Jo­
churches built ln Chicago for ten intends to remove the dwelling house!
to arrive of the steel windows, but
money ho will have to servo tho 25
yeurs, was found dead on the Chica- on
(
...........
thè property
and : bulli! a largo pnrrrr MAMOPni Y
as soon as they can get here, which nes and John Veazy, two negroes
days for the flno besides the thirty
mi I.inerì ne-
ile- ^UriLL IVI UIV Ul UL I
go, Rock Island A5 Pacific tracks to-! «¡boi»
shop v.ith
witlx all modei.i
modern machinery
will be within only a few days, the who ere charged with the murder of
day s.
day, mangled beyond recognition, ¡«essary E>r his work, They also sold
work will be rushed. Already the v. kite men. were taken from tbe
Stowe has lived in Eugene for tho
WILL BE PROBED
and identificaton was made by pa- ,lag. Bias’ town property to Ira GIF
walls are up to the height of the Warrentowa. tie., jail by a mob at
f J t file yearn nd h t worl ■ <1 t
pets in his pockets.
¡strap this week and closed the deal
windows. The building is in two sec- mlduight laat night and lyuchod. The
various Jobs. He evidently ci-n<''td-
; roes wcro strung to the limb of
with F. E. Dunn whereby he came!
BY CONGRESS tlons. one part arouud the furnace a n< tree
•■! that h«- could mnl.Ti a l"-tt< r iv-
on the outskirts of tbe town
i in possession of the 329 acres of land)
being higher than that over the ma­
ln
by selling bid boo.«« and l>« ;.ni
GOVERNOR FILES
I ad jointug our town that Mr. Weaver
________
Washlng,ton, Feb. _ 25.—The
house chinery. Red pressed brick is used and riddled with bullets.
Un th«« ground that thè peopls at
P'-dllling It oil the Hti <•• ts '-oil time
“■
- L -g—■«■ « L-L . II 1
UNIVERSITY BILLS formerly owned.
: committee'on judiciary today order- which will contract prettily with the
•Mtn. llo had no re iilar ‘’hangout.’ thè electlon In n<> un««itatn tarma
__ ____
Th« tract of 1027 acr«>s that Mr. ««d favorably reported the Norrie res- gray asbestos slate roof which is story part rises gmeafully from
but anyone giving him the high nl n (Apies.ied theliiM-lve-' n: belng oppo.i
lluesti.x. of British Honduras, owns, olution instructing tbe attorney gen- laid In dlagoaa! squares. Large win­ the rear. 1 Plate cium la used la tbe
oil flic streets could pro, ii ■ tho ed n> th.- Incrense of th«« salarles of Speclal to the Guard.
Saleni. Or.. Feb 25.
All the State three miles north of Junction. City eral to send to th»« house any Infor- dows are a feature, und tbe steel v, indows. and the general appear-
all ili« Circuit jildg«« freni $3000 to
stimulant.
n0,v divided into small orchard tnation he has regarding the alleged frames permit, them to swing open, ance as shown by the plans la very
Thia Is th« first ofi'e.se lor smut $4(100, thè i;overn«r hi' < filed th* Rn'lv« rilty bills, covering tlie entire
tliue past. Tho officers are ever on bili todny wlth hln veto. With It appropriation, wore filed by the gov- lo,R au‘l ,s being placed on the mar- monopoly of the coffee trade. The giving perfect ventilation to ’the pretty.
thus became l<ct lo su,t llle purchaser by Rust & committee amended the bill omniit- plant.
'he alert and If there l.i anything of goes a gllmnicrlng thè hones of nil « rnor yesterday and
'
Marqucson.
. ing reference to Brazil.
The substation and office building ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦
thnt kind going on th«-, are soon thè clrcnit jiidges In Or rogon for nn laws ’
Club Literature Arrives
!
---------
——
will be up even sooner than the
nddltlonal giooo n yesr except those
’next."
power building and the waila will be ♦ FA IB WE.1TÜER
' Tho Commercial club in regular AMfiTHFR RFVDI T
♦
In Miiltnomah cntint} who nr« paid
! session Tuesday night received 5090
... n*n*mi*«j completed iu 10 or 12 days. This ♦
FOR TOMORROW ♦
an atlill.rionnl eoinponsation by tbe THREE HUNDRED
Till! WHEAT MARKETS
of their advertising book!«" which
I 111 rAnAuUAl i will be tho prettiest bulldlnv in ♦
♦
< hli ngo. Feb. 25.--May. 89; July. loiinty of Mnltnomah.
- • —
NATIVE HUTS BURNED nro a credit to the work of the com-J
Springfield,
It is built of pressed ♦
<'rogon— Fair la the west ♦
Governor W«nt bar vetoed renato
»7 1-2; September, 86 7-8.
rulttcc. Tho sum of $385 wa* order-1
Buenos Ayres. Feb. 25.—Advices brick and Is elaborately trimmed
and snow Harries la the east ♦
Portland. Feb 25
Track prices bill M Intioduced by Renntor Bowrr-
Manila. Feb. 25. -Tfireo hundred ¡cd collected and to be paid for the received here today «tale that, an- The rart of the building facing the ♦ tonight; Sunday fair.
♦
Plub, 77 and 78; blucsteni. 80 and m in whfch was intended to et riko nt
JI; red Russian, 76;
valley, 80, stato officiai» who mlght ho Intereat- native dwellings In Tondo. a suburb i first installment of the literature, other revolutionary movement has street and containing the offlaee 1«
• The becretary reports Inquiries to the i begun in Paraguay.
only one story high, but the tw* ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»< A ft 41 ft fti
forty fold, 78 aud 78.
I cd iu supplica io be sold lo tho state. of Manila, were burned today.
11
Ï
OFJUNCTIONGITY
MUST RAÏIFY
NEW TREATY
SUSPENDED
MAY BE CALLEO
10 SPOKANE