TWO
W9T»
THE TWTOE A WEEK GUARD. THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1011
EDWARD CONDON HELD
ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT
UPON LONE WOMAN
Accused of Insulting Mrs. Jas.
Loomis on Street at
Night
Mrs. Janie* Loomis, residing at
S42 Washington street, was assault
ed Saturday night shortly after 10
o'clock at the corner of Sixth and
i Willamette streets by Edward Con
aged about 17 years, »ho later
Reno, Feb 37.—A battlo with the Indian murderers occur,
Washington. Feb. 28.—All night long the senate struggled t don.
was arrested and placed In jail. Mrs
red yesterday ¡it noon »ixty miles west of Tuscurrora and eight
with the Lorimer case, friends of the Illinois senator seeking Looiuis was walking along the street
near the postoffiee when young Con
Indians wore killed and the balance captured. One member of
to break down the determination of his opponents not to permit don.
who svemed to be partly under
a vote unless an important concession were made to them in tho influence of liquor, said some-
the posse was killed.
thing to her and tried to put his
The Indians commenced the battle, which started al noon
relation to important measures of pending legislation. The I arms
around her. She screamed and
and lasted threo hours. Edward Hoyle, of the state polico, was
basis for the proposed agreement is understood to be that when ran. Officer Plank was standing In
of the Bell theatre at the time
a vote will be taken on the Lorimer case at a fixed hour Thurs | front
killed.
He had previously been watching the
day, and that at a later hour the same day a vote will be had on actions of young Cuudou and a com-1
The crime which resulted in yesterday's battle was presum-
I
panion,
Clarence
Beaupre,
who
bad
the tariff board bill; that the amendment to the postoffice ap I just been put out of a rooming bouse
ably committed on Janunry 10th in Little High Rock canyon,
propriation bill proposing an increase of postal rates on tho Plank ran to the woman who was I
northern Waslioo county. Harry Oambrcn, B. Indiuno, J b .
faint from fright, but leav
advertising sections of magazines will be eliminated, and that almost
Laxaguo and Peter Erramouspc were the victims. All four w< re
ing her in other hands he ran after >
still other concessions may be made.
wealthy stockmen and wero nt their camp nonr Dcneo, and had
the boy, who disappeared into the
between the Eagles build-1
It is not believed that there will be any trade by which the darkness
started
to visit another camp. They never reached their desti
Ing and the Underwood house. With
Canadian reciprocity agreement will be sacrificed, although it a gun In one hand and a search
nation and it was thought thnt they had perished in a blizzard,
light In the other. Plank followed
is not likely a vote can be had in the senate this session.
but on February 8th their murdered bodies were found and In-
the bey's fleeting shadow through
dians wero suspected, because of the horrible manner in which
the «Hey- and past the socialist hcad-
POPULAR ELECTION DEFEATED
~ ‘ i seemed to
The senate, in accordance with previous agreements, inter- quarters where Condon
they were mutilated.
disappear. Plank supposed that he
ruptod the Lorimer battle with the vote on the joint resolution was in this building and brought the
The suspects were trailed by a posse until yesterday, when
for an amendment to the constitution, providing for election woman to pick her assailant from
they
came upon the Indians and the battle followed. When the
20 men'there. She was unable
by popular vote, which required a two-thirds majority. The some
to find him. At this point Plank dis.
Indians discovered that the posse was upon them they started
covered that the two boys were not
resolution was lost, receiving a vote of 54 to 33.
their regular war dance, and after the dance the fighting com
around. Sending the woman home
In company with a mail carrier, he
menced. Some of the Indians were wounded in a running fight
Beveridge wanted to know If the of congress regular or extraodinary, searched the street tor the boys. The
which extended over a mile of territory. The remaining Indians
continuance this morning of the leg and urged and urged unremitting-1 women had given the officer a very
islative day of Monday past the hour ly.
■ clear description of the man who
lay in the brush and continued to fight. At the last stand a
of twelve o’clock noon would violate
I.aFollettc Op|x>scs
i had taken hold of her.
fierce and bloody battle ensued. Indians and squaws fought
the special order for a vote on direct
During the afternoon it developed, "Just then,” relates Plank, “a
election of senators fixed for that that LaFollette was the chief obstacle' friend of mine got off the Sprlng- *
side by side, using guns and bows and arrows. Four bucks, two
hour. The chair held it would- Nel- against fixing a time to vote on Lori-, field car_ and toll me that Condon
squaws and two children were killed, and one squaw and three
then m<\ved that when an adjourn mer. It was said he was not unwil was in Springfield drunk, and had
ment of Monday's session was taken ling to have a vote, but was unwil given away a lot of facts. He said
children captured. Edward Hogle.of Eaglerille, a member of
it would be to meet at 11:50 today, ling to go on record as agreeing to that Condon was coming back on Guard Special Service«.
Springfield, Feb. 28.—Providing the posse, was killed. None of the others was wounded.
it would be to meet at 11:30. Bal the fixing of a definite time.
the 11:30 car. I went and found
City, Feb. 27.—Two that the ne« «««»ary «mount of money
linger moved an adjournment until
Senator Stone spoke for more than the other officers and we watched big Junction
mogal freight engiues met In col < mii b«- raised, the Springfield Com
I
11:50 and it was ordered. At 11:50 two hours and a half and as soon as the car. They
did
not
show
mercial club will take up the pub
the new legislative day began in the Stone concluded Young, of Iowa, took up.
so
Officer
Bonney
and lision here this morning about six licity proposition of the Southern Pa EASTERN OREGON
usual way with prayer by the chap the floor and spoke against the reeip- I
went
out
to
Condon’s o'clock and both were badly wreck cific company and Invest the sum of
lain and the reading of the journal. j rocity agreement.
EDITOR IS SENSIBLE
house. He had just come in. 1 told ed. delaying traffic the rest of the $ 1200 with the railroad The biggest
Senator Borah, of Idaho, who has
Indian Bill
his father that I wanted to take him day and Injuring two trainmen.
booster meeting ever held III Spring
The
engine
of
freight
train
No.
been in charge of the resolution for
No agreement has been reached over to the woman for purposes of
field took pln«e last night, th« large Asks Why Eugene Institution is
the election of senators by direct vote thus far between the two houses of1 identification, and he said that he I 221 was switching In the yard* at hall being filled, it nd enthusiasm and
the
time,
making
up
the
train
to
Made Special Object of
of the people, was gratified over the congress on the Indian appropriation; was willing that this be done.”
interest wero dominant
Stirring
result, notwithstanding be lacked bill. The house today sent the bill
When the officers took Condon to leave the city, and had just backed speeches were mad« by Eugene and
Attack
four votes of getting the necessary back for further conference. The the woman she at once identified up with a string of cars onto the Springfield boosters. Fro n Eugene,
main
line,
when
freight
train
No.
two-thirds
house refuse* to approve a senate him, and the officer had to step in
Leonard, of the I'nlverslty. and
Clark Wood, publisher of the
“When it is demonstrated that the amendment authorizing the payment to prevent her husband attacking the 226 camo along from the north. The Dr.
latter was going at such speed that Manager Freeman, of the Commer Weston. Or , l.cai|rr, write* th« fol
senate stands within four of the two- of claims of certain traders against boy.
cial club, spoke. The Springfield lowing sensible letter to the Port-
thirds. it is certain, that the real fight individual Indians, and an amend-' Condon's parents are highly re tne engineer upon seeing tbe other Commercial
club has begun to see land ¡Hilly Journal:
is over,” he said.
’ ment partly recognizing an attor spectable people, and bad associates engine approaching rear end first, that Eugene does not antagonise the
Weston, Or . Feb. 23. Tn the
Borah said the resolution would be ney's claim of $90,600 againsV the are held responsible for the boy’s could not stop in time to prevent a efforts of Springfield, but Is willing editor
of Thr Journal
At Cottas» > Portland Fate 1S - Fauni-f by «
collision, and the engines came to-
again introduced at the first session Colville Indians.
, acts.
gether with a crash that was heard to work with the city, and what Is u Grove. |n l.an«« county a referendum 'strong situi, firr lodar pra>.ti«ally «b •
in all parts of the city, The collts- benefit to one city is equally benefi movement has been started ugnlust stroy« 1 tho plani ot thè Oc «goti • t
Washington Lumber company In thi*
1 manufacturing concern on the top of SUES LUMBER COMPANY
ion occurrcd in tne northern end of cial to the other. W. Bittie Wells, of the I'nhcri’lty of On-gon at 1
Skinner's butte. The matter was re
the yards, near the excelsior mill, the promotion department of tho also In t.ane county, Eugene oppou- I city, tho «ntlre lo** to that <-om|*anv
ferred to the fire and water commit-
FOR $5000 DAMAGES
the engine that was backing up hav- South«-rn Pacific, represented the rd th«« «■fforta of Cottage Grove to belni about 1l00,000. The pia ti
’ tee.
lng beeti pulling a string of cars off railroad company and made a favor create the county of Nesmith and of thè Stillinomeli Lumber ami II t
The matter of the grade of the
the spur that passes along the plant. able Impression The meeting resolv- land ■ county seat, and the referen- company and tho Gold Medal Hhlnxl*
FOR
BODILY
INJURIES
ed Itself In favor of the Southern Pa dum la to be Invoked by way or re company »«’re damua«-d to thè
I street along West Seventh street be
Engines Pil«-«l Up.
toni of $2’1,000. and a private tesi-
tween Olive and vnarnelton streets I Herman E. Breese is Plaintiff
The oil tank and entire rear por cific's plan, and adjourned at a late taliation.
Herein yu- state will be given «bove, t wo block* distaili ilpon wh -fc
was brought up.
Frank Zimmer,
tion of the engine of 221 was hour, leaving th«« president to ap
The ' another Illustration of the abuse of tho ember* tlew, waa dastroyed.
who owns residence property along
in Suit Against Wildwood
thrown off the track, nnd was badly point a soliciting committee
there had complained that after bls
Th« «auso of tho flro ha* noi y«t
broken up. The front of the engino committee as appointed consists of i a popular privilege accorded the
Company
cement sidewalk had been built the
of 226 was damaged worse than the Welby Stevens. M. M Peery. E. E ' voters of Oregon Intended prlmnr- beoti ascertalnrd Insurance wlll prò-
grade of the street had been raised
other and tho two piled up together Morrison. Charles Rivett nnd J Simp-' i ly as u mean* of public protection tect Ih« owner* (or ubout one-lblrJ
Herman E. Breese, a brakeman on in such a manner as to completely son They met at two o'clock this af against itnwls«« legislation, the refer of tho damngo.
several inches and this sidewalk was
endum has degenerated Into a weap
far below grade. It was left to the the Oregon & Southeastern railway, block the track. A wrecking train ternoon to plan their campaign.
which operates between Cottage was sent for. and it arrived this af
on of revenge tor the disappointed
street committee.
At last night's meeting of the city
Attorney Geo. B Dorris appeared Grove and a point twenty miles east ternoon, immediately beginning the
aud th« spiteful. It ha* already It. we trust, will redound to the pub
THIS
MAN
IS
JUST
for
Wing
'&
Campbell,
the
meat
firm
;
of
that
city,
toward
the
Bohemia
worked much mischief.
It ha* lic wraith.
council Mayor J. D. Matlock made a
work of elearing away the wreckage.
If taxpayers would stop to anal’x*
I been wrongfully used against the
Strong plea for more street paving who wanted permission to change mines, is plaintiff in a suit against
Three box cars In the middle of
FULL
OF
FIGHT
their lard-rendering plant from their the Wildwood Lumber company, the south-bound freight on the main i
■ general appropriation bill, and has the situation, they would find that
this summer, and he council went on present location to the Mfdgley build, which operates a sawmill along the
failed, ami now II Is proposed to use they are paying but little. In any
were demolished. They con- To the Public:
record as favoring an early resump Ing. which they intend to occupy if line of the railway, for damages on track
this dub against the university, de event, tor the supietrt ot alate gov
talned general merchandise and flour
Anent thin cravenly. petty spirit spite th«- fact that th«- Instilutlon was ernment nnd stain Institutions. The
tion of this important work. In bring satisfactory arrangements can be account of personal Injuries sustain- and most of the goods will be a total
stale levy Is n very alight burden
ed
and disgusting nttempt of some siistalm-'l In Its former campaign
Ti; matter was
__ left to
.. the ed some
------“ time
-----------
ago.
Ing up the matter the Mayor said: made. The
loss. A caboose in the middle of the
The university »»» fronted with Compared to the levies 111 thr several
“If Eugene is going to continue to. city attorney, who was instructed to | In his complaint, filed this morn I string of cars that was being pulled of the Cottag«« Grove peupl«’ to stop
counties, school districts and muni
grow as it has ill the past few years. ■ prepare an amendment to the ordi ing in the circuit court, Breese al by the other engine was also demol the development of the University tinuaual generosity by the late legis cipalities for local purpose».
lature, but If tin- I'nlverslty ot Ore
leges that the company carelessly ished, but the other cars in both the by invoking the referendum.
It is my opinion that the incoming nance covering such plants.
CLARK WOOD.
There Is an Intention among our gon I* to rank with similar Inatltu-
council should pave two or three ■ A settlement of the West Tenth and negligently erected a pile of lum trains escaped serious damage, al-
best
people
to
conciliate;
to
con
Ilona
In
other
states
street
assessment
through
the
Hud
ber
on
the
mill
dock
adjoining
a
It
la
entitled
to
miles of streets, yes, more than that,
though a number were derailed.
cede; to
compromise; to placate i generous treatment, And why sin- . ARMIN IsTICATOIl't* NOTICE
three or four miles. I think that dleston laud was made by the accept sidetrack on the railroad, and that
Fireman Hurt
these
people.
Gut with such assltl- gle it out for Special attack uniera It
ance
of
$207.23
in
Jieu
of
the
assess
the
pile
was
fourteen
feet
high,
the
Eleventh street should be paved to
The fireman on train No. 226
Notice Is hereby given that Etta
Let u* at them with a spir be. Indeed, to oatisfy a grudge
the city limits. Blair street should ment previously made. The treasur- top leaning over toward the railroad. jumped as he saw the engines were Inity.
K
Earnest has been by the « ounty
it
of
war.
The
Oregon
Agricultural
,
er
was
instructed
to
accept
this
sum
He
Btates
that
on
June
13,
1910,
college
also be similarly treated and there
about to collide and received severe
We are not defending Eugene by has also been 111» in||j I rested, Court of the Stalo of Oregon In smi
should be paven>-nt on West Sixth and cancel the lieu on the property. while he was in the discharge of his Injuries, but the physicians <1<> not
Mayor Matlack voted the recently duties as brakeman a car was switch- consider them fatal. A brakeman ha«l such procredure but are. Instead, de There Is no more excuse for hold for Lane County, appointed Admin-
and West Seventh as far as Blair
istrallx of the Estate of Isaac R.
street. If we had not paved our 1 passed ordinance granted to F. L. ed from the main track on to the one of his legs bruised, and the oth fending the institution which be Ing up the U. of < I appropriation Earnest,
deceased.
longs to all Oregon and Is th« pride than for holding up th<> b. A. C. sp
streets we would not be growing as ; Chambers for a franchise to build a spur past the pile of lumber, He er trainmen escaped Injury.
All persons having claims against
of every good man and good woman proprlatlon. in truth there can be
we are, and Eugene would still be in spur track from the S. P. line to his was hanging to the side of the car
The loss to the railroad rompaxy
no grounds for attacking either in said e»tate are hereby notified ami
the village class. The paving work, warehouse sites on High street. The when he was forced against this pile will amount to $4000 or $5000, as In the state.
Because this little city would In iho mind of any tnnn who han an required to present the same, duly
if continued and our power and filtrr mayor explained that the ordinance of lumber and thrown to the ground, near as it can be estimated.
directly be benefited byith« enlarg ounce of state pride and wants to authenticated, at th« residence of
plants, are going to be preat factors was passed with the understanding breaking his right leg. Internally in
The Eugene flyer, which left Eu
in the city's growth this‘year and for that he would veto it if the street juring him and bruising bls back and gene before the news of the collis ed Institution they are willing and sc-o Oregon grow out of th«- pieayun- the said Etta K. Earnest at Mabel,
anxious to deprive the youth of thl* Ish policy toward Bn schools that ha* Oregon, or at the Law office of A E.
years to come—and we cannot af committee reported adversely on the shoulder.
ion reached that city, was compelled state of equal advantages with thode curseil It In tho past.
Wheeler In Eugene. Oregon; within
Breese claims that on account of to
ford to f^op with the improvements matter. The veto was sustained by
turn back when this city was of other states; are willing to at
The Eastern Oregon hospital at six mouth* from this 21st day ot
the physical pain and Injury and the reached
so well begin». The commercial bod the council.
and continued on Its trip tempt to gather th«’ mean and petty Pendleton was granted $200.000 by Fcbrauary, 19111.
City Attorney Pipes was instructed mental distress, he was damaged in
ies of the.city should co-operate with
north by way of the Springfield-Leb
Etta K Earnest, Adm'x.
the ccun- il in the matter of paving to appear for the city in the suit the sum of $5000 and on account of anon branch, reaching the main line people of this state together hoping tin- people and receives In addition
A. E. Wheeler, Attorney.
ind give all the encouragement they 1 against it by F. L. Chambers, to re the loss of wages $480, making a to again at Albany. The north an«l the there will be enough to defeat tho $350,000 from the legislature. Why
not "referend” thin Institution?
possibly can. While it will mean a strain the city from tearing down his tal of $5480. Williams A Bean are south-bound local trains that usually appropriation.
NOTICE TO CB EDITONS
The Monmouth normal will re
attorneys for the plaintiff in the meet here early in the afternoon each i Vain attempt! Why you poor, pet
greater d«-bt, the property owners boat house.
ty. miserable little tricksters, the»«« ceive about $3«.000 annually by
The city attorney was Instructed to case.
tan take advantage of th«« Bancroft
turned
back
after
transferring
pas-;
good people of Eugene will snow you special tax. Bi addition from the leg . Notice I* hereby given that Dalton
bonding act and pay for the work in prepare a resolution to turn over the
1 sengers and baggage.
under so deep, when It comes to a islature for a girl’s dormitory. It* Gulley ha* been appointed by lb*
installments, working a hardship on city power plant and water works to
vote, that you will be ashanod to president receive* $3600 annually, county court of Lane county, Oregon,
ao one.
We can be the first of the the new water commission on March REPORT OF PURCHASE
even leave your little swamp home even before the school Is reopened adrnlnlstrntor of th« estate of B*n-
Secondary cities of Oregon just as 6. The council adjourned to meet on
again.
OF CORVALLIS & ALSEA YOUTH OF SEVENTEEN
The Weston normal, now defunct, i Jamln F. Gulley, deceased.
well as not, and there is no one Monday, March 6.
Let u* unite onr energies to put got along with a girls' dormitory
YEARS ACCUSED OF
All portion* having claim* against
thing except street paving that will (
this question to the people fairly, costing about $5000. and $1800 a snld estate tiro notified to pretent
put us in that class. Aside from the TRAVER WILL COME
BY P., E.&E. RAILWAY
DESPICABLE OFFENSE Then abide the result with confi- year was th«« mast Its president ever the anmo du'y verified to said admin
Commercial club and the Merchants’!
dence, trusting to the good sense I received. Moreover, its president istrator at the law office of C. A.
BACK TO EUGENE Monroe Press Correspondent
Protective association, I think the
I was just as able and ib-servlng an Wlntermeler In Eugene Oregon, with
and judgment of our people.
ladies' improvement clubs should j
Tries
to
Assault
Sorority
Mat
No compromise, no quarter. They educator as J. H. Ackerman. An«f in six months from the date of first
Gives Publicity to Rumor
lake hold of this matter and urge, Friends of H. L. Traver, several
have assailed us and we lack some« this soln state school In eastern Ore publication of thia notice.
ron While He Was Hall
the citiens to action to petition for years ago a resident of Eugene, and
Current Here
thing of manhood If we do not de- gon received but $12,600 annually
a partner in the Tolmei & Tarver dry
Dated. Eugene. Oregon, thia 9<h
work trt be done.”
Naked
fend ourselves.
for maintenance. Why not "refer dsy of February. 1911.
Councilman Moon made the re- goods store on East Ninth street,
The
following
from
the
Monroe
Will not tho best man crush the end” th«« Monmouth normal?
vv 11 x »y
» ■ <x
-y 1« learn
i it i. that
si ex v li he
“ tw
111
be •. |/ pleased
to
will
nark that he thought the commercial will
DALTON GUILEY.
An unusual case In the Juvenile viper that tslngs him? Arc wo cow
Why not ’.’referend" the stat«
bodies would give little eneo it ra ge- return to Eugene again, to reside. He correspondent to the Oregonian, and
Admlnsitrator
of
the estate of Ben
of
a
well-known
17-
fair, the district fairs, th« experi jamin F. Gulley, deceased.
¡pent for the reason that the heavy has been In Talbert, Alberta, where printed in that paper this morning, court is that school boy who Is ards and weaklings?
C. A.
year-old High
The inatitutlon needs every penny ment. station*, and the hundred and Wlntermeler, Attorney for estate.
yroperty owners seem to be more he has been Interested in the dry 8ives the first publicity to the re charged
with indecent exposure. Up voted. It will bo wire I y »pent nnd one things for which the leglalaure
»verse to paving that the small prop-' goods business. P. E. Snodgrass, ported sale of the Corvallis & East
thu wk
irty owners, and the council would cashier of the First National bank, ern railway, known as the Carver on the request of the court, the boys’ bj% the Eternal Gods wo are going to poured out money with lavish hand
at the most expensive vwMlon ever
save to look to the latter to push the today received a letter from him, road. The report ha* been in cir- name is withheld from publication, 1 get It!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Let uh unite, organize
_
____ _ held?
a fighting
natter along.
Councilman Heller stating that as soon as he can dis- culation in Eugene since last fall, yet he la allowed at large with his
but
upon
request
no
publicity
has
playmate*.
The
boy,
who
lives
on
force
and
carry
the
war
Ihto
the
en
And
pose
of
his
stock
of
goods
and
busi
why
should
the
advocated a cheaper pavement that
several Insti-
Notice Is hereby given that Mar
tutlons at Salem be overlooked ? garet Martin has been appointed ad
ias been laid here and suggested ness interest he will return to Eu been given it In this city. George East Thirteenth street, a few night* emy’s country.
ago.
In
a
half-naked
condition,
ran
D.
O
’
Connor,
local
manager
for
the
L«t
Catos,
Brown
and
Wheeler,
gene.
He
is
also
engaged
in
doing
That burg "sits tight" on everything ministratrix of the estate of Theo
wooden blocks on a concrete base.
Moon suggested that East. Eighth ' some boosting work for Eugene and company, today when asked about out from the family woodahed, which and their Ilk, whose Intelligence has It g««ts and grunts for more, and dore O. Martin, deceased, by an or
face*
the
sidewalk,
before
the
mat-
........
....................
.......
...............
the
sale,
declared
he
did
not
know
never
risen
above
their
stomachs
squeals i Its
" disapproval when state der of the county court of the elate
ind East Ninth streets should both has asked to have sent to him some
se paved to the railroad, and High literature describing th« city, which whether or not it had been made, as ron ot a University sorority house an«l who are guided by prejudice and money slips away from the capital, of Oregon, for the county of Lan«,
he
had
received
no
word
from
the
and
a
former
Eugene
school
teacher,
egotistical
self
aiMuranre.
who
hav«-
Marlon cast a larger
treet from East Eleventh to th« raiIf he man hand to his friends there, sev
majority duly made nnd entered on this 15th
•oad. then pave all the interevening era! of whom he thinks will come to head offices in Portland. The fol and made aoaie foul remarks. The been and are failures, Jet these f««I-1 against the normals than any other day of February, 1911. All persona
woman
did
not
become
frightened,
lowing Is the Oregonian's story:
lows feel the might of th«1» peole’s county In th«« alate. Perhaps the
itreets, making a solid paved district 1 Eugene with him to locate.
Monroe, Or., Feb. 26.— (Special.) but xlezed the youth and held him will again as they lelt it on their referent dum might teach It a useful having clalma against the said estate
li that portion of thp city.
are required to present the name
—It is learned from authentic sour until ahe could recognize him-
county sent proposition.
lesson.
Moon moved that the council i FOUR PERSONS ARE
with proper vouchers there to forth«
The boy associates with a gang of
ces that the Corvallis & Alsea River
Perhaps another such lesson will
But. no. It's time to give the re administratrix at the office of 8. I’.
•ecommend that all petitions for pav-
BURNED TO DEATH Railway company, known as the Car boys suspected by the police of com teach them their Insignificance If ferendum a rest, and this dlsgrunt- Nena, at Eugene, Oregon, within six
ng be brought in as early as possible
ver road, which was built two years mitting the “Jack the Grabber” dep they are capable of receiving Intel ed bunch at Cottage Grove should
to that a plant could be brought here
from the date hereof.
Hazelton, Pa., Feb. 27.—Suppos ago to this place from Corvallis, Is redations. and It is thought probable ligence Into the vocuiims they call be frowned upon In every other sec months
!n the spring. The motion was car-
February 15, 1911.
that
he
la
responsible
for
several
of
now
being
merged
with
the
Portland,
heads.
If
we
are
men
let
us
show
ed
to
have
been
caused
by
an
explo
tion
of
the
state.
Too
much
money
•ied. It was also recommended by
MARGARET MARTIN.
has been granted by the legislature,
he council that several blocks sion, a fire last night burned two Eugene & Eastern, or Welch line, the assaults which have been com our manhood.
Administratrix.
perhaps; “ ----
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houses at Oneida, near here, occu and that the consolidated lines will mitted in the same neighborhood.
EUGENE.
squandered,
If you like
ihould be paved this year.
8. P. NESS, Attorney. thur-fH
pied by Gabriel Gerotsky and Mi- commence extension work at an early The case has been before the ju
tho word better. . But
1
It la not lost
Sign On Butte.
Jas. Morrison and family have ar to Oregon. Every dollar of It will
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.The meeting opened
with the
ap-1 chael Slovak. Hungarians, and five date and complete the line to Eugene venile court for several days, but
of the 1 members of the Gerotsky family lost and when completed the whole line for reasons not given it has been rived in Eugene troni Superior, Neb , be expended within the limita of the UITIEILMD3 HILE ER HUI
tearance of a 1 representative
_
to locate.
¡withheld from publication.
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commonwealth, uud a good share of flood for Nothing but th« f y«g
.owpauy, who wanted J ¡their
j will be electrified.
begun Power cowj-auy,
their lives.
lives,
.
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