Daily Eugene guard., January 20, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
MONDAY - - JANUARY 20
A.I1 Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
6JHRD Telephone, lo, Hail 19L
Weather.
pselal Is Quart).
FortlQd, Or, Jsn.iM. ToBlght and
Tuesday, oleudy ud oocsslonslly
tbMUulDg.
Bbaiji.
New Arm
PL Clumbers & Bro
Hardware d w
Keed and grocer Im . White's.
lit Lows oculo-optlolan Eugene.
Poultry supplies at Fwilon 4 Hales.
Overton for wall paper and paint
J 0 WatU, graduate optlolau, Eu
gene. New Firm F L Chamber! 6 Bro,
hardware. daw.
Bee Preston a Ualee itouk of wall
paper. Hot Time stores
F L Cbambera A Bro. d w
. ?resb Eastern Oyitera. Bonbon
lersv
New Arm: P L Cbambera A Bro,
hardware.
Before buying real estate aee Grose A
Hteeue.
Chicken lloe paint SI per gallon at
Freelnu V Hnlss. .
Body Fir Wood
K L CuauoKHa A Bro.
Prussian Huwk Food at Preston A
Hela.
Spray material already mixed at F L
Cbambera A Bro,
Janney A Meyer, graduate opticians.
.Examination free.
Dry Oak wood $3.76 per oord de
livered. F L Chambers & Bro,
M O Warner tunas planus and
urbane. Repairing and polishing,
Long rauge abslls are strongest.
V h Chambers A Bro. d w
List your properly with Gross A
Stevens, real estate dealers.
The largest stock of wallpaper and
paints la carried by Preston A Hales,
Now Is tbe time tu spray your trees.
Oue spraying now Is equal to three In
the summer. d w
Tbe date of tbe Treble Clef oonoert
baa been ohaoged to tbe 24th of Janu
ary. Attention G. A. K.
At the regular meeting Friday even
ing, January 24, there will be a literary
aoalal bald after poet buslusss. The
Hoaklns family will furnish vocal and
instrumental nuslo. Tbe Ladles of
the U A B, W B 0 aud Bona of Vsts
invited to be present.
By order Committee.
Homi Booming. Balsas Statesman:
The hop market Is booming, and
prloeeare advancing at aueb rats
that a 15-cent market la In sight for
those growara who are still holding
thslr bops.
WANTED. A girl at the Banquet.
Inquire Ihle afternoon.
LO8T.-A1 oxidised silver K of P
eoldtsr's obarm. Plaaaa leave at this
offlse.
1UN FOUND.-A ladles' abawl ' or
breast pla. Inquire at tbs Qoabo
oHlos.
FOB BALK. A new nine room house
and oae and a half acres af ground.
1200. lucalre at No U4 Blair
Btreat. IUv PLC Hahbxw.
LADIEB WANTEDTP work on
sofa pillows. Materials furnished.
' Mteady wsrk gaaraateed ; experience
unnecessary. Bend a tamped envel
ope to Ml-s MoQw, Needlework,
Dept, Ideal Co, Chicago.
toANDhOisK YOUKQ WIDOW
Wltbont children or near relative;
very wealthy, wanta reliable, boaeat
huaband. Addreaa CI rand, lttt Wash.
Ington Bt, Cbloago, III.
SOME
18 lbs One granulated sugar $1 00
6 II nluk Leans, S&o .
lbs Kayo tieaiia, K&o
S Ibe fmab EngllaU walnut , ibo
1 lb paper ahell alanonda, 15o
fi lla gnnd green ctlee two
611 good roasted ooDeell.tO
4 pkga A and H Boda, 2&o
1 lb ginger auape, luc
1 lO-barbex Kuvsne eoap 8 V)
1 D-gal pail of ay rup, N6o
Try our ISo roasted enfTie.lllaaagood
s any 0u ooflee ever ottered.
m Billy Department Store.
BREY1TIES.
Treble Clef
Treble Clef
Treb'a Clt f
Friday Jan lit, Vlllanl Uall.
Florence bas toted a ten mill sebool
tax.
lion H P Coleiuau and wife are In
Eugeue today.
Oaosr Pamons re-opened bis Club
saloon this morning.
The Brownsville woolen mill la run
ning In a email way again.
The Treble ttlef Conoert will be ibe
must artiatio entertainment of tbe
seaiion.
Un Rainuel Bonnutt is still very 111.
Tbe etreet In front of tbe family resi
dence Is barricaded.
Tbe six children of MraCECran
411, who was burled bere Haturday,
returned to Halsey today.
Miss Tina Hulery has recovered
from bar lllnsM and Is again on duty
at Miss KauOinaa'a store.
Treble Clef Concert, Friday Jan 21
Tickets 60 cents. Heats rsaerved with
out extra charge at Vincent's.
Hampton Bros Instilled tbelr caib
carrier eyelem in tbelr atore today
Tbla makee four in operation In Eu
gene.
Contractor Alley baa a lorna of maa
at work on cottage No 1, for I E
Stevens on Blxtb street. It Is about
ready for tbe roof.
Yesterday was one of the pleaeantest
Sundays of the winter. Large crowds
of people were ou Ihe St reels all day
enjoying tbe clear wtather.
Tbe board of regents of tbe Unlversi
ty meet In Portland tomorrow. It Is
rumored that a number of cbangee will
be made In tbe faculty, etc.
Saturday's Portland Telegram
printed good piotures of Elmer Wright
and Candon Bean, managers of tbe U
O football and banebill teams respec
tively.
Rev H K Hlnea died yesterday in
Portland. Us wae sick only a week
train lugrlnps. It will be remembered
that his wife was formerly Mrs M E
Judklns, ol Eugens.
Another telephone company has
filed articles of Incorporation lth the
reoretary of stutn for the i.'tirpnae n
onmpetlng with the Pnuillo rjinita
company In tbla ataie, It In said.
Andy Titue has JUHt purchased two
lots out in the new Kelaay addition,
south of Firieenlh etreet, and will at
ones commence to Improve them by
ettlog out shade and fruit trees. He
exets to erect a dwelling there In the
near future.
Tbe January uumber of the High
Bcbool News Is a splendid one. He
sldee a number of bright editorials It
oontalus two good original atorlss,
"How Company B Quelled the Mob,"
by Chaa Evans, and "The Entertain
montatthe Churoh," by Mary Hklp
worth, both High Bcbool atudents.
Hotel Arrivals
HOFFMAN
L Jockers, H F
M L Haullue, Baltimore
L W Drown, Albany
D Armplger, Harrlemirg
HO Edwards, Lowell
N K Brltt, New burg
W A Hemenway, Cottage Urnve
KUHohmldt.BF
A U Tbomaon, B F
Strong, Cottage Urnve
A O Thomson, B F
W H Umut. f F
0 J Miller, Portland
C W Heuderaon, B F
Nell Newhouie, C'orvalila
H A IUunluger, M areola
J W Clement and wf, CO
KUUiNB
Aundee Jourller, Portland
H Johnaoa, Bohemia
Sain Faulkner, Oaklaud
V T Hupell, Portland
R Riley, Bumpier
J F Beunetl, Neb
The Imperial.
Cottage Orovo, Or. KlrntolaM.rlample
room 80x50 feet, well equipped, lutes
11.00 and 1100 i-r dav.
)Dun Suitottb Nona. Dr Keen
lull lectured to the teacher at the
Central tble afternoon at S 30 o'clock
Mlaa Ora Bead of Ihe Ueary la III
Miss Clara Tvlr 1- tilling her place.
ti'itlMA I.ii.y litil.in. Fine China
Illy bulbs r rale at the Famous.
SPECIAL
Baking Powdtr.
i lb-oan rVhlllinga u,k0g
Powder
1 lb-can rVhtliiuga But Baking "
Powtlr .
I'iJ lb-oan rVhtliiuga jitii'ltakVi'ig"
1 uduit.i
2Soi-oau K C Baking Powder
Mc
Slates.
Uc alata for li.
tl x 9 ton. .t 6o
SUotUis lAo
PERSONAL.
Walter Itnaa returned tbla afternoon
from Dexter.
W W Ctjetari.su ik quite Mc-fc hi bit
bome In Kng' ne.
W A Hemenway, of Cottage Grove,
waa In Eugene today.
J W Clem- lit came down fmui Cot
tage drove thin afternoon.
Draud Mia D A Paine came borne
from Portia. id yesterday.
8 M Douglas went to Yaqulna Bay
thla afternoon on business.
W W Haines went to Halsey on a
bualneri trip this afternoon.
Mlas Maggie Calliaon returned to
day from a vialt out at Crow.
Hon Henry B Aukeny returned
yesterday from Balem and Portland.
Oeorge Craw, manager of tbe
Polstal Telegraph C's Eugene oftloe Is
111.
John Htowell, wbo baa been vlaltlug
relatives bsrr, went to Portland yester
day.
Arthur Hatiua returned Baturday
night from tbe woode above Wend-
Hug.
Rev O A MuKlnlay, of Florenue, baa
gone to California lor a three weeks'
visit.
Mrs Mike Wald returned this after
noon from a abort visit in Cot' age
Grove.
Mlas Stella Dorris returned tble
afternoon from a visit In dalem and
Portland.
Mrs A L Roney, of (josben, Is very
111 of heart disease and ber life Is die
pulred of.
B F Keeuey, of Ooabeu, returned
this atleruoon from a trip lo Puget
Suud joints.
Fred Withrow, who is now woiklng
at Junction, spent Sunday In the olty,
returning this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Ollfry came up front Sa
lem yeateiday on a Vlalt with her
nianj filenda and relatives.
Prof F O Young, who bas been In
Portland taking treatment in the hos
pital, returned bome yesterday.
Louts Johnson, steward at tbe Uni
versity, went to Portland yesterday on
busluees conueoted with tbo Institu
tion.
Win, vl Preston ul to Ooahen Ihle
ufieruooii to be ul the bedside of bis
alter-lii-law, Mrs A L Honey, wbo Is
vtry III.
President Frituk Htrong of tbs Uni
versity ol Oregon, went to Portland
yesterday to tttieud a meeting of the
boaid of reeii t..
Mrs H D Wngnon oume up from
Portland today. They will go to
lioum k' t lug aa eoou as they Bud a
tuilabln realdeuce.
J J Walto", secretary of the board of
regai Ux of the University ol Oregon,
went to Port laud today to attend the
meeting of the board tomorrow.
H B Urleve, who baa been out with
tbe Boulheru Pnclllo survsyors, Is back
to Eugene and will enon Itave for tbe
Blue River mine where be haa In-lesests-
W U Uilntrap went to Portland thla
aftoinoou to meet hie wife and obll -(Irea
will liavr been vlaiting la Oakes
dale, Wanh. Tbey will arrive up to
morrow. Mr and Mra Chae F Wildlaaou, of
lllsbop, Cal, wbo have been vlaltlug
the family of Mra Vvlldiaaou'a slater,
Mra 8 Battue, III tbla oily, left for bome
)' Saturday.
Mlas Marlau White rulurnad yester
day to Cottage drove to resume her
duties aa tnacber In tbe publlo eoboola
there, they having reopened this
morning.
Geo Wllloughbir aud wife have
agalu taken up their realdeuce In En
gene, Welby Htevena bavlug pur
chased Ibe Maxwell hardware atore at
Bprlnglleld which George was run
ning. Baturday'a Balem Journal: Mra
Kmma Dorrla lboinpcou aud Mlas
ntella Pitt Dorrla, of Eugene, wbo
have baeu visiting Mies Jessie Brey
man, have gone to Portland to vlalt
friends.
Ivlton Item, Jau 13: James Hint h,
of Eugene, eanie In to Mr Fowler's Hn
week after a load of apples and secured
a till" lot II J Oo.l.e aud Clyde
Miller, ol Eugeue, are pudlug a lew
dayeon Mr Owens' bomexiead.
Miss Alice C aytmi, trimmer In Mies
E Bttlitoiau'a mllUiirry aioir, relurueil
home to Portland yralerday.. Site will
leave Wednsoday by aleaiutr fur Ban
Frauciico to set the latest Ideas lu the
lullhuer'a art. Mlaa Nail unnu will go
down later.
PRICES.
Remnants.
BIO LINE TO ClOSH.
IblneuiVr w have n laitfeltlei
KMItA HEAVY Kl.i:Kt.Kl) L
tlh IIWAliK, tu olwe at a ligaiu.
Special Bargains in Shoes.
Children'. $1 IV aluM for 75.)
Wmiipn i elutea ftr iSci
Women's heavy ur light shoes II 00
Wuuien a Ml hravv nhoes hr II 1.S
lt'i.V'ho.a 7,Valid II 10
Mena' l Ml al.nea fol II IK)
. Meu's full atot k abtw 1 1. 00
THE SOCIAL REALM.
Haturday evening Merlin Harding
Rave a plewant r"y at III" home.
The uiual luncheon was enj ijed. Paul
Jnbnaou won Hret prlt) in Ibe goe-s-ing
conioal. Eoerlo Kuykeudall being
awarded tbeie s ru ker. Tbosepie ent:
Miases Eva aud Ada Alleo, Mary Wa -eon,
Gertrude Urav, Minnie Williauii,
Mabel Kuykendal , Avne Malbews,
Ada Humphrey. Myrtle Kays, Ver-
nita Henderson, CUra Cleaver, Lucia
Wllklns, Haz-I Humphny, Pearl
Hawthorne, Eva Burton, Edua Harrie,
Winnie Cockerllne; Messrs Enerle
Kuykeudall, Glen Fstrow, Kalpb Rob-
inaor, Wiatar J.ihuaon, Llnyd Bell-
mao, Hleve Burton, Ralph Wauon
PaulJobnaon, Paul Will uifhOy, El
mer Paine, Krtuk .VJailivw-, Harry
Htralgbi, Will Ford, t'lau.. Gray,
Burke William.
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Maple lodge No 15, Order of Lions,
will ei. Joy a banquet tonight 10
Frank'a ball alter liietaliallon ol
ofUcerp.
REP-LETTER MISSION DAY.
Methodist People Pledged ,650 for
Missionary Purposes Yes
terday. Yesterday waa a red-letter day wltb
the Melbodlat churcb of thla city, the
tervioes throughout tbe day being of a
missionary character.
At tbe morning service Dr Rowland
delivered a masterly eermon, oonclud
iug with a blackboard exercite In
which uiauy preeeut participated. In
tbe evening a platform service was
held, aud addreees on missionary
topiof were delivered by Dr Koyken
dall, Prof Frederio B Dunn and Hon R
A Booth, after which the pastor, Dr
Rowlaud, look cbarge of the "black
board exercise" and concluded tbe
day's efiort lu behalf of tbe "evangel!
zatlon of the wi rid" movement.
At both servlcos liberal ooulribn
tlnns were made, and Iks ohuroh will
rejoice In bavlug given for tbe cause of
tuleeioua a larger sum this year than
ever before, the entire contribution
Including (160 from tbe Hunday school
being SU50.
Mrs Louisa A Davis.
Mra Elizi A Davia, wlfn of Mnck
Davie, died at Hpiiogliiilit aoout 2, a
in Hunday, Jan HI, l!M2, Iro n minor of
i lie liver. Mm Djvi, who was 72
yeara of age, came to Sprlugfl jld from
Ihe Kant aiiuie 12 or 14 yeara a'o, and
wits formerly tbe vlfo of Jackson
rimart, who died several years ago.
The funeral wan held this forenoon,
the services lelug conducted by Rev
Edward Gutllnga, pator of the Hprlng.
field Metbndiat oliurob. Tile remaiua
weie laid to reft lu the Bprlnglleld I
O O F cemetery Imiuedmtely alter tbe
eerviosp.
Meeting Notice.
Msple Lodge No 15, I O O L, meets
In Frank's ball thla Monday evening,
Jau 20ih, at 7:30 o'clock. All mem
bers have privilege of bringing ons
guest.
BKUKKTARY.
1)1 KD At bla home near Mupletou,
Lane county, Oregon, at 8 :20 p tu, ou
BuHday, January lil, 1902, after an Ill
ness of about ten days of pueumonia,
E C Knowlea, In the 82nd year of his
ags. His widow is ulsn very III. He
was a Maeou, bavlug been a luerubsr
of that order lor 60 yeara.
CoaRKcrrtON, Tbe late Dr A I Niok
lln was born In 1828, Instead of 1848 a
the type made ui to lay In tbs obituary
sketch Haturday.
Mrs Ella Rice, of Ashlaud, la lu Eu
sjene vlsltlug her brotber, George
Dunn.
J F Ribiuaon returned yesterday
from Portland where he atteuded the
big Masoulo meetings.
Mlas Bertha Templeton. who, It was
thought, would uot be able to return
to tbe University on accouut of illuess,
came up from Halaey yesterday and
will re-enter achool.
airs Claude Rlalr and little clnlil, ul
Uoaeburg, arrived lu Eagene yeeter
day for a vlalt with Mra Rlatr'e parents.
Mi' and Mrs Rckel. They left this
afternoon f ir Portland.
J M Tallev yesterday received
telegram announcing the erlnu ill
:ieee of bla mother In Kanaar. He ami
his fimlly left on the afternoon train
veaiertlay to he at her bedalri.
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PERCIVAL B PALMER & CO.
The best Suit and Jacket House in America.
Th.lr (vprveutattv Mr
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Aiiv la.ty Uhli an up
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litif, I.f.vs yt.ur u.tm with
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hit arris al.
S. H. Friendly.
a mixing snr.
Weil Known Eugene People in ibe
Case.
rt-mrWeOieMiaii: U li Hy. H
" Day. aexe uior of the e-tate ot J
G Day, D o'W-ed; W T f'.ileuiau, J M
Abrama, E t) riinlih, H K William
and Erneat Miller, b ve filed euit in
the state circuit court agiut H W
Holdeu, W H PjoI, Roduey rtcott and
E J Mot lanahan, to recover J1776 and
)C6 on act!"Uiit of mouya burrowed
from the First National bank of E1--geoe,
for the benefit fit lb- Myrtle
Creek Consolidated Gobi Miuiun 4
Milling Company. Ernest Sillier ttkea
tne plao of William Miller, deceased,
a) his heir. The losnJ were made in
1891, and amounied to al'ititl of (-!, 0,
and when pant, lo about $ ioIX). . Beeele
Day waa 1 he huiden.f the juc'guienu
Tue pirliea were atock tiol lerea iu
tbeoiii.ing company, au- it H alleged
that it waa agreed netwaeu llinu that
each abould be llnbie iu thn rallo that
tbe Lumlu r of the capital shares owned
t,y each bore to the entire number of
ahaiea owned by all parties The
plaintilla aver that tney together paid
all of tbe amount ol the judgment, anJ
tbe defendants did not contribute aoy
ibiug. A CLERKS' UNION.
Eugene Grocery Clerks Talking
ot Organizing.
A number of the grocery clerks of
tbe olty have been teilounly dhcussing
tbe last few days the uia'tir of organ'
lzing a clerks' union here.
Tbe prime movers lu the matter, we
undeistaud, are in correspondence
with the ollicers of the union at Port
land lo learn bow to proceed wltb tbe
organization bere, aud the proposition
will probably be taken up eoou.
From one prominent clerk we learn
that If tbe union is formed It is the in
tention to IncludH all clerks In dry
goods and other stores us won a iu the
groceries.
Fcoukino Mill HD Wagnon, ol
the Willamette Vail.y Woolen Man
ufacturing ( V, today told a reporter
tbat the company Intel d-i to add a
wool-scouring, null to it plui-t wbeu it
isfinMi'd T il" In in aihlnii'ii lu Un
original plana of tlie cotupitt y The
acouriog machine will be 1 ic.ited uu -dtrneaib
the building. Workmen Hre
now exc.tvetli g, making more ro im
uniltrnent'i. 'i'lo? wet prodtic:s will
be etoretl tbeie nieo.
A Leak ln the Hoilkh.-TIiIs
morning nffr the eugiuetr M ine Ku
gone Litundry ha dllred up f ir tbe day's
run be found the boiler ot the engine
to be e'ltiroly empt of watur and that
there was a bad le.tk. The biiler was
full of water yesterday and it In a
puzzle aa to how the letk occurred.
Gross Broa, tne f lundrymtu, are now
repairing the boiler, aud operations at
the laundr which are now cu pended
will be re-unii'l soui.
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NOW THAT
"The Holiday Rush"
i over wo are airaiii able t
attend to ymir wants with
uiiimnl p'omptuufs.
Wnwill neither spar ' pninn
nor i xiirnsH In our Btlnrtn to
llfrt all who entrust their
work to u. You limy tu
auureil it will he attended tu
proin;rly an i in a compjteut
m tuner,
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JANNEY & MEYER, 1
Jewelers to the People.
A Faithful Porrait
OR
...A Picture...
AS YOU LIKE IT.
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Rednc
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FURNITURE
and CARPETS
To make room for the largest line of Furniture ar
CarpeU ever shown in Eugene. We will make a sweepii
reduction of 10 per cent for 30 days. I
Uemember we guarantee you the above reduction
every dollar. 'This Sale will
for best selection.
J W Kays Furniture Co
TROY LAUNDRY
Best work
in the city.
GARDNER, HESS & D3NNIS
502 Olive Street, Eugene.
The Hottest Stove
in Town is the
Boss Air Tight Heater
Something entirely new in air tight construction.
Handsome, durable, and reasonable in price.
Four aizea. Call and see them.
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Till Bonbon iere
39 East
Kl u !KiKe Paf try,'. w!diDB .ad Pfty cakes to ordf rj iry our celebrated Home
W n. ,r, -ltle8 pieH, cokes and doughnuto Irtsh every day. Eatern
Kj curefully.
cirefullr "S'"" B" ueuvereu prtjujuuy sua
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C. HAMMOND, Proprietors, C. CHESHIRE.
Formerly Hammond's
ACM CAFE ui BAKES!
First Class Bakery Goods,
v Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals.
516 Willamette St
BARKER QUN WORKS
Ku?ene,
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positively be among the fjr.;
Ninth St.
BROS-
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Phone, Black 47-3.
GOING THROUGH.
A carelewi laundry will go through
yourhhirtin two waaHiiKe worn
nut an completely as if you hd
worn it a year. We nave your shirt
aud nave you money. We will and
for yunr linen if you send lis y-w
addresa.
EUGENE LAUNDRY I
Hower & Jennings,
Good Cutlery
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ui'Kltf lor us ny od ot trt I el Hi""-r
tlis I'rjiteil Stalua. It is litmn enil ""Z
lierea bv tne latest dentin'' I'""
I'ocke'. knives st lc. 1.1c, i!0c, 2.V,
fJ)c, liOc, llSc, -fie, 85c, DOo, 1.00, l. 1.
SU0, M.75.
SCISSORS WE HAV
At 31V. 10c. MIc. rc. 7.V. 90c, $l.f" !
linem j nu everaaw. Wo lo have cat
-t at Inw prices. Our colehrate.! rv "
Klnn that fhave without making J
1 ry tw on ciitlt ry,
Oregon.
A WED'flS 3REAKFASi
r .1 i ii r aiur .yt aer .! with th
li"i .-I tea ii.l li.1!i' that can
.-'ir K're.t Kur v al funHlon "J
a-v Hi ,.t we have the pureet amir"'
i is , f -i her n f. t l ilisneau
v-t.t.,-. hi thec-. h.'tle r
a iri.vt''at y-'i ..! match I
'i i'it) in Katteue, at
W. M.
RENSHAWq
Eugene. Oregon