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I .vond a reasonable donjit." fc The morals of the armv, he said. "Now I confess," he said, "there1. "No more serious charge than flrts are paramount to any mails right to 'might possibly have been a desire to 'was ever made against a soldier of remain In it. If anv man In the ; attack the Boldlers, but It seems that i the United States. For less offenses Twpntv.firth reelment nartlclnated In ! this consnlracv. if it had an existence. ! ninny ji soldier has been condemned heart." ' the riot, and if others connived at the would not have turned its guns upon j "" '" 11 "1 contend," said Mr. Borah, "that crime by concealing knowledge of it its own people." wa9 treason, if not technically so, yet k evidence in this case is simply I to shield the guilty parties, then both 1 Mr. Borah reviewed at lengtn me '" " tt,""u," iui in. 111 uiuau 111110a n iit-ti mii mi - of disloyalty pervades certain parts 1 of the social life of toe nation, when I an element which lives upon luwless i ness, strife and murder, raises its j treacherous hand here and there kitor to his country and a .criminal ; Oregon Land Co. MAR.K F LEMMING, MANAGER Phone Red 6551 412 Willam. St. Real state Bargains it wherever it flouts is startling be yond nil words to express. "Finding- lawlessness thero so close to the vital forces of this government, what was Hie duty of those entrusted with the power and responsibility of dcnlln gwlth It? Strike it down! Assert the majesty and relentless judgment of (he government in a way to inspire both respect and dread In all who so lightly weigh the worth of human life or who so trifle with the honor and good name of that great army whose patriotism has been the pride of us all. Any other form of action to hesitate, to compromise would be on Injustice and nn out rage to the army and constltuto tri fling consideration of tho Interest of playing with human life as with a i people who look up to the govern toy, when the doctrine of riot Is ment for 4nitectloa to life." preached aa a, tenet of party organ- Mr. Itnrah dwelt at length upon the lzatlon under such conditions, to I accomplishments of the negro race find this spirit of lawlessness,. Uils I since, the abolition, of tho slavery and appetite for crime, In our army th found much cause for congratulation. body which is to maintain the flag Hut, he said, this fact could not ex- ' UM80 individuals from punishment for crime even if Buch leniency should tie in the Interest of the race which It would not be. Concluding, ho said: "Let it be understood by them unfl by all that this government Ib their government as well iib ours; that their hands, their labor In slavery and out, helped to mnke It; Hint their vnlor and herolBm helped tq preservo It, and that justice will be metod out both In protection and In punishment. The door of hope will not be closed nor an esrupe from crimes be provid ed. Iut It ba known, as every man Notice to Creditors, Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned was by order of the county court of Lane county, Oregon, made and entered on March 23, A. D. 1908, appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of William Brownlee, 'deceased. All persons having claims against said estate will please present tho same together with the vouchers therefore to the under signed at his office at No. 26 West ElL'hlh street. Eugene. Oronon. with in six months from he date of the! must know, that If this republic Is lo publication of this notice. 'endure, obedience to the law Is to be Date of first publication. March, tho first tenet of our faith and that th gral arllly-)., xz 23456 3456 I the great army of the United (Mates I must be one In which the women and children enn feel perfectly set lire , when retiring for the night coir iioux. with rows HOOF OX ONK FOOT 24. 1908. JESSR O. WELLS. Administrator with tho will annexed. Notice of Sale on Execution Notice is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution Issued out of the iircuu court or me state or ore-1 Albany Or Anrll 19 A freak !? 'r th.e P."""1' ' 'rolt h"n born'on the farm oTk aay oi Apru. isea. on a jujig- Hartsok, In Benton county, near this ....... v . i "- v nniu v-v. v vu VU,nIIV finn nf ia frint fnnt a n s-ntuV o o 0 o G O L J ; 0 o' 2d day of March, 1908, In favor of E. E. Mink, plaintiff, and against Nannie K. Belshaw, defendant, for the sum of two hundred forty-two and and 20-100 dollars, which judg ment was enrolled and docketed in the oflfce of the clerk of said "court on the 7th day of .March, 1908, by which writ I was commanded that ont of the personal property belonging to said defendant, or If sufficient could not be found then out of the real property belnnclni: to said ricfeml- lant', on or after the said 4th clnv of ! April. 190S, to satisfy hm Id Judgment, costs and accruing routs. Helng un able to find personal property with' which to satisfy said Judgment, costs t and arerulng costs, i did on the 4th i j day of April, 1 90S.' levy upon the fol-, 'lowing real property belonging to salt) defendantt on the said 4th day of April, 190. or subsequently, to wlt: Lot No. 4 In Illork No. 8 of the original town of Eugene City. , now Eugene, as platted and recorded, all in Lane county, Oregon. ' Now, therefore, In the name of the State' of Oregon. and in order to satis fy said Judgment, com and accruing costs, I will on Monday, the 25th day of May, 1 908, between ths lo.ur of 9 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'colck p .m., to-wlt: at 1 o'r.w,k p m. on said day, at the southwestdoor of the! county courthouse in Eugene, Lsnei conn1)', Oregon, offer fur sale furl Melshaw's right, title aid Interest In f .Mh BiibJeet to redemption, nil of the above-named defen'ltant's Nannie He!sb.y' rifht. title :ind Interest in and tiA'ie above-ijesrrile'il real prop ertv. , j Imted this 15th d.-iv of April. 1 908.1 I ltKII FISK, 1 Sheriff Lane County, Oretjon. hoof. The colt Is now four days old and apparently Is not hampered by lis strange foot. It runs about and will probably grow up (iovKitNoit oit.wrs mi.i.KK iii:i'itn: E . Springfield, April 20. (Jovernor liliieen low grant- ed a reprieve to Merman IIII- lek, sentenced to hang for tho murder of the Vezral fain- lly, to June 1 i. 4 NEW TODAV COME '.et us reason together. If there Is a r'nsun why mutual In surance Is not safe and business like, I want to know It and get out it the business. If It Is the best ItiKiminr-c yi, ii wnnt It. All that I want of fair-minded business men a a chance tu meet objections and to explain our methods. Office In Fountain tiri.s-ry, 502 Willamette street, Eugene. , a2u GUVERNOR CHARLES E. HUUrltS. This U rtnvpmor IIuKhoit' favorite portrait and probably In the l)fst lllse noss that has over U'en male of ttu New York executive. The tltfht thut t.ovenmr lluhcs bus made to stop raiv truck betting in the Kmptre State has drawn him into more proinlneihv than his catolMacy fnv pri'shlentlal houoi-s. Smn nfter his tiuiutinitlim the mveinor set abmi to frame a statute that would stop hookuufkiiitf. ami he made the hardest t&Ut hi the pollttcal history of the state to secure the adoption of the measure. MAY PAVE SIX BLOCKS ON OLIVE STREET Lebanon high school debuting team won from Grunts rass high school one night last week. Tills Is tho fourth straight victory for the team. A petition Is being among the property owners on Olive tv. Oregon street asking the city lo order Hint street payed from West Fifth to West Eleventh street, a distance of six blocks. It Is Bald a majority of tho owners of property on tho street are signing the paper and the prospects are fair for securing the Imp-.-ovo-nient. If not possible to obtain tho requisite number of slunaturea to se cure the Improvement of Uio street for that distance Ike property owners will petition for tlie pavement between West Seventh and West Tenth, but those who are back of tho movement Notice of Final Settlement. I .Notice Is hi reby given that tho undersigned, llnus Peterson, admin istrator of tho estate of Hans llan , sen, deceased, has filed his final ac count In tin matter of said estute curculuted w"n ,n0 county court of Lane Coim- iind Monday, the 4th dny of May, 1908, at tho hour of 2 o'clock. Ill tho afternoon of thut day has reen fixed by the crder of said court, for the hearing of objections to said final account mid for tho final set tlement of said estate; and that all objections to snld account must he, in lid ii and filed with snld court on or before thu date so flxod for the final settlement of snld estate Dated this 28lh dny of March. 190S. HANS PETEIISON. Administrator of tho Estate of Hans , riausen. oeceasea. seem to be confident thnt they will L, Bllyen, attorney, bo successful In their efforts to get the entire six blocks paved. Administrator's Notlr to Creditors. 1 Notice Is hereby given that Geo. O. lleltzman has been appointed admln- Istrntor of tho estate of Ludwlck 1 Martin, deceased, by the county court PDnR-DI Y TniinDDnU r Lano county, Orogon, on the 16th rnUDADLI lUmUnnUn .day of March, 1908, and that all per. ; boiib having claims against said estate uiu iimuuy mjwiitiu to presoni mo same to snld administrator at his NO home on Madison stroet, Eugone, Or ogon, duly veriried as Is required by law, or at the luw office of I. N. Harbaugh, at Room 6 over the First Kr..i..nn, ii i. f.-, rx The ballot boxes and tally sheets ! ' .L- "r,on: for Wendllng, Five H Ivors and ' this notlco. Florenco have not yet arrived at Hated this 17th day of March, tho county clerk's office, and the of-! '"08. . OFFICIAL COUNT BEGINS ONl.V TllltEH I'RECI.VCTS HAVK NOT 1IKK.V 1IE.KI) KilOM-KLI-XTIO.V IV IIKCKTA flclnl count will not be commenced till they are received. Thry nr ex peeled In tonight mid In Hint rase the count will begin tomorrow morning. It will take u day or morn to eompletu It. Tll r!urns from the precincts that have nut yiit reported will not ehange tho result of ths election In the leu'li The ballot box from Heceta pre-1 Administrator. I. N. HAUnAUClII, Attorney for Wslato. HVMMONH In tho Circuit Oourt of the State of Oregon for tha County of Lane. Claude H. Spencer, Plaintiff, ts. T.ela M. Spencer, Defendant. clnct was brought In ttjls a(t,vrnoon. I To Lela M. Spencer, tha above named; the messenger reporting: thnt no nlaoi tlon was held (hero for tho reason that not anoiigll voters to make up the election board t'Klllo to tho polls. Tho day was very stormy on tho coast, where the precinct is located, and only two or three men flppoared at the polls. To Mound returns enmo In nt 4:30 this afternoon. Three votes were cast, two Republican mid one Democratic. I'MTHEK OF NATIONAL t;ME IS HEAD V New York, April 20. Hen ry Cliadwlrk, nged S3, who look so prominent n part In the development of bam. ball that he was called the "fur li er" of II. died today at. his home in Ilmoklyn. r' -f -r 4. lJS'f Saturday In one of the dry goods slor.-s. I he First National bank or on the street car. a ladbV Ilk umbrella, with gold head, pearl stick and yold lip. Finder will please leave It a! The (iuard office or with Minnie Evans an, n-celve reward. FOIt SALE One National cah regis, ler. one Keriiilu't.,11 Ivnewrlter at,,l a large Iron safe. Enquire of , Ooa M. Travis, Loan Savings bank lour' ""lining. probably I'lLEHi rrt.r.n: i'ii,S! .. . Williams Indian Pile ointment' will cure blind, bleeding and Itching piles. It absortia the tumors, allays itching at once, acts as a poultice. gives Insta't relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for piles and Itching of (lie private parts. Sold l,r Linn ifrug fo , by mall (10c ana ji.no. Williams .Mtg Co props., Cleveland. O. QorenuniiL. In ths name of tha Hinlfl ol Ori? goli! YOU r haraliy HIIIIIIIIMHed Hiltl required to Rrt)if and ttitswor tha complaint of tho above named plaintiff In tho above entitled Court now on file with the clerk of said Court, on or bnforo the 16th day ot May, 1908, and you are hereby nott fled, that If you fall to appear and answer snld complaint as hereby re quired, tho plaintiff will ask said Court for the "relief demanded In his said complaint so filed with tho clerk of suld Court, to-wlt! For the dissolution of the mar riage contract now existing between said plalntirr and defendant, and for full relief herein. Thl summons Is served upon you by order of Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge of the above entitled Court, duly made at. Chambers on the 3rd day of April, 190S, requiring the first pub lication hereof lo be made on Anrll 4th, p.Mii, and (lie lust publication on the H'.th day of May, 1 90S, and lb it you appear on or before the Idiri day of Mj.y. IIKIK. L. IIILYEtJ, Attorney fr Plaintiff. Til Itl lil Kilts. Kosallo llausch, do- Newport Is lo have i one lo be publish, 'I l,v Vynlng llxiin, a promli 1 i ami i n..,v ,I,,b., ,, r,; mil newspaper writer. II.. has a 'lo,,, plant. nd tin. fii n inoii'li will begin operations. pa tier, .oiiiiht Of Hie WusMtiKton wnrnr led lifter It V I Tl le, making to a m,. make ii;, f ,r n It a Ittsf will .NOTICE Estate of ceased. Notice Is hereby given that Frank J. Xlinrimr, has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Itos alle llausch, dei ised. by the Hon. ti. It. ChrlSlllrin I'l.lintV lll.ltrn .f oa Irl 'tan., frmnir, AM persons havlnir claims ni-'alnst the estate, are hereby noilfled to present the same to the .i.lniliiNlrator at the law office of Horrls A Skltnv.pb In Eugene, Ore gon, within s'; inoiitlii, from the dato of the flrt publii atinn of this notlco wltli the u, i ,,s ,arv vouchers. FKA.VK ZIMMER, O , A ! ii I u 1st ra tor. Dorrls H Sklpwonh', Attorn. 'u f,,r the Estate. Man !l III. 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