PAGE FOUR.
Hermann
.
(Coataued from
maun wTrjjla.is several votes In
Yamhill and sfx of Polk's, but mar
loe-one In Claobamas and one more
In. Lane.
Begone, April 9. The firat district
Republican congressional convention
met at 2:30 todar at the court bouse,
and the audience room was ' early
IMOKea to mo door
The cream of Western Oregon He-
pubHcaalsra Is asemMed at Eagene
to nominate a congressman for the
first dlstrlcL it Is a strong convention
of picked men.
A train after train arrives It grows
evident that this will be a warmlr
contested convention. The delega -
tlons are nearly all full, and the keen -
est politicians are engaged In the
struggle to control.
'The fact Is that there will be another
congressional convention a year from
now, and If good work Is not done
hero the nartr leaders realize It will
have to be done over again next
spring. The general demand Is for a
strong candidate, who can hold down
the Job. I
There have been all sorts of combl-
nations attempted, and the most
feared Is that of Brownell and Her
tnann. the former to nominate the
latter.
If this Is done, and that was
the talk at a late hour taet nlghL there
will be more excuse than ever for the
labor vote and Independent Repubri-
cans to bolt the ticket at the special
lectio.
"On the other hand." as politician
nay. Mr. Browned has hU ear to the
earth, and knows that the tide I no-
Imc acnlnet Hermann He will not
make blmeelf more unpopular by tak- "wHelL When they divide tboy will
lag hp the ftbt of a defeated candl " to tPB IfcW- -' Harris. Mayor
ilat. Wmlck. ot Oretron City. Is not rery
Many Republican nre determined -tHsiaMlc 1 Brownell.
to defeat Hermann for the nomination The Delegation.
and some will carry their opporitton ! Denton C V. Johnson. Kings Vat-
ih far as to moor for hi defeat If toy; K. II. Belknap. I.oag Tom; Levi
nominated. Henhktr. OorraMU; J. A. Park. Pbite-
G-tch Headquarters .math; M. S. Durbln Albany: W. S.
Are at the Hoffman Howe, and helTMMon. Well; Alex t.ennle. Cor-
has the large detonation of worker ' vn,U'
by Ml oK to-oral Usaon o-or There' Clorkam-G. II. Dim. KU.
m a wry friend I for blm J- T. B Myan, Wn. Sh,ban. C.
am) the old ploneem from all over - "",Jr- w HownH. J. W. Camp
Jhe dlrtriet. j,U' 0p0 City. Jamea Dickey. Mo
di It reported that rwal enUre m,w; Pra,,k J"- lurw Ctm-
blocVa of detonation are wnu to m" ,- 0wn. C. U. Barlow.
(latoh aH.r ih flret baHot. and hi Uartow- c "N Creek:
mi isi limlAiiM siskMiisi MMaMmA
...rrrn..r-. .,.....,. . ., , vw, .
Vawter Headquarters
Are at the gweeiie on the third
Boor. H has a few devoted perowal
friends at hi right band, and I mak
ing a very favotanle imprelon. If
the mHNlnatlon uoms to Southeru Orw
Kom. he will win out.
Hermann Hraaquarters
Are at the Sween hotel. Brownell '.
Is at the same place The nght of Pert Orford.
the Oregonlan mi both of them natur Douglas John K. Ive. Imnytin
ally threw them Into proiJmlty. The rtlte; A. C. Maimer. Benton Hires,
Dormant. delegatMi wear red button. JRomtburs;; W. P. Read. Gardner; A.
Tho Hermann boomers were quite M. Crawford, Rosenurg. John N
dopreel on the train nolng up to Hu- j Week. Leonard Perkins. Drain. Geo
none, and there wa not a great dealJYofsng, A. F Steam. Oakland. Ira II
of enthuetaam in th-lr midst The ( Riddle. Riddle; F. W Benson. Rose
timber land anert removal the dar.nurg: Geo. kmcon. l-ooklnc Glas. T
before dM not help matter.
At the Hermann toom Cape Omu
by and Dr. Driver were boMtug the
fort, with Schiller Hermann and Dr.
Mlllor. Hermann's non-ln-law. holding
the fort.
The Smcede Conference.
A conferonco of the anti-Hermann
RopubMcaH wa held in the parlors
of the Hmeede hotel, at o'clock, ami
It was evident then that Hermann was
nhut out of the race.
Tho Hermann vots an ftr-l ballot
will stand at about thm figure:
Klamath I
Lake I
Josophlne , . . 7
Cooa . S
Curry .... J
Douglas . .11
THE OLD RELIABLE
t.Klrt6
POWDER
Abs-.utnV.y' Ptirf
7MM: IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Ij5Vrt
Shtft Out
First Page.)
Lane . H
Lincoln 3
Polk ". 3
Beaton 3
Total 63
This )m(m aim 21 short of a nom
,mUol 0n gcofK, Baol he ma- get
tome rotes from Clackamas, thro.
jnt tht Htraost, but I should not be sur-
prit ,f Clackamas --,, jne tried
, .h,-,,-- Hermann.
,
Geo. C. Brownell said: "I think Mr.
i Hermann will be nominated. The op-
P8Uon cannot reach asreement
" to cndldato'"
! First and Second Choice.
1 "I've, sot my first and second
choice." said a Washington county
j delegate.
"Who's your first?"
f ! aan
"W ee hcr w Instructed
-'- --."
"Well. he's my first chdoe to beat"
"Who's your second?"
"Browne!.."
Martin Dttrbln. of the Benton dele-
K"uon- ,B BB ,oww '""" "?
He Is for Kelly and against. Hermann.
with Catch for second choice. C. V.
JohB- Benton county. Is a 8a-
tern toy. and he is counted for Her
mann.
, I II. I Bddy. of Tillamook Is aero.
"9 k0MI n ,f Be WWM of the
circuit judge mm we third district
bfo,, iM rr .
mU V Mer.
A" portM to Ue contrary, the
Clackamas county -defecation la for
SAM O. l)llIIDMo, OOniM. J. 1 4, KfMMHft
Stafford. W. W.
smith. iMrk Place;
Aoam Knight. Canny: R. W Klnnalrd.
Coo J. W. Henneic C. W. Towwr.
T. M. IMmlrk. ManmanM; K. K. John
son, W. C. Chase, Cttnutlte; Col. R. H.
Itosa, Ifenoou; D. A. Hullng, J. C.
Roberts. Myrtle loint.
Cnrr C. W. Halne. Hekley; W. J.
Walker. Gold Beach;
Frank Howe,
JH. Cannon, Reeeburg: B. 51 Armltnge I
Myrtle Creek, lien Huntington Yon ,
calhu
Jackson K V. Carter F D Wag
nor. Athhimt. W. R. Col. man Phoe Phee
nix: D T lwton, J M Ke.'no 1 U
Hamilton. Med ford; C F Young Gold
Hilt; Gw Nebrry. W G Kenney
II. K. Ankeoy. Jackson. I lie t D
Heard. MwUord
.liuuhtu-.il I. tL-vlt W IT
Hampton. 11. I. Truax. J 0 Camp
bell, Grants Pass; Geo. Griffith B F j
MUner. Waldo; C. 51 Stite Grants
Pass.
Klamath R. S 5Ioor Klamath
Fan. !
I-ah A. W. M4lnKlU. Lakewew
Lane R. A. Booth. W. Ku.ken
dalL U It Harris. J. 51. Shelley. K.
O. Potior. D. A. lvalue. W G Gil
trap. Oeo. T.' Ball. S. H. Friendly
U R. Cttrieman. Kttgeue: I. N Wd
wards, Junction; a W. Hunt. Flor
ence; a A. Baker. WaUervllle. A A.
Dixon. Cotmrg; J C. Itrattaln. Spring
lent; W. C. Conner, r. J. Howard.
Cottage Grove. . F. Keooey. Ooshon.
IJnee J. C. Fletcher. Morris; T
C. Jackson. SOeta; Henry Nice, Lut
jenj; B. F. Janes, Toledo
IJan A. O Prill Selo; C B. Winn.
0. W. WHJt, II II. Hewitt. F. J.
MUfer. j. a Irvine, J. S. Van Winkle.
Albany; W. .W. IVaacis. Ilaltey; F.
M. Brown, Brownsville; R. I White,
Harrisbu.g; R IX Oornett, Crabtree;
Wm. M. Brown. Looanon. J. 11. Tur
pi. Watorloa
MarioR-Dr. J. N SmIU K P 5lc
Cornarlc, W. J Irwin. Lee Atcheeos.
j A. A. BnrtoB. T. J. CronUe. J. J. Mur
phy. T. B. Kay. J. F. Goode, R. A.
'Cross&n. J. A. Richardson. E. T. Co I d.'T n our pnM schools and semla
nelluL re PS- s-ui. s.i-... a i. 'net lena leaxalnif and more health
-, w., w.,. w. im,
THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM,
Adklhs, Scotts Mills; J. H. Riches
Stlverton; H. A. Snyder. Aurora; W.
I Tooxe. A. S. Auterson, Woedburn:
N. H. Looney. Jefferson; B. E. Mc
klnney. Tarner; J. C. Slegmund. Ger
vals; E. U Martin. Turner; H. C
Porter. AumsvUle; T. D. Jones, Brooks.
.oik J. B. Tr-lilnger. Butler; A. O
Wolverten. W. T. Hpffman, Mon
mouth. D. I-. Keyt, Perrydale: J K.
ilubbard. Independence: H. B. Coe
per. G. W. Hawkins. Dallas; A. F
Stoner. RIckreal.
Tillamook B. I Bddy. A. W. Sev
erance. H. T. Botts. Tillamoek: F.
M. Lamb, South Prairie; W. H. Coop
er. Nehalem.
Washington E. B. Tongue G. R.
Embrle. John Connell. 9. B. Huston
Hlllsboro; H. T. Buxton. R. W.
Haines. J. A. Thornburg, Dr. C. E.
Hlnos. Forest Grove; Wilbur K. New
oil. Dliley: W. J. Butner, Beaverton.
Andrew Jack. Farmlngton; C. FV
Tlgard, Tlgardsvllle; B A. Ed
dy, Tualatin; M. Dlllaboy. Road villa
Yamhill W. H. Henderson; J C.
Pennington. McMlnnvllle; J. C. Hod
son. !, 51. Parker. Newberg; B. F.
Ferguson. Amity; A E. 5IcKern.
North Yamhill: T. J. Scroggln, Sher
idan; J. E. Hubbard. 1-a Fayette: S.
B. Allen. Bellview.
Hermann In 1896.
It Is recalled that at the Albany
Republican convention in 18Q6 Her
roann fell short eight votes of a uom
1UUUUN. i
If the figures are correct n't this'
convention. Hermann will not come
within J votes of a numlnntlon. F.
T. Wrightman estimate that be wilt
be IT votes short.
The Lane county delegation met at
S o'clock Inst night, and trll to bar
--i.- i.. ji--. it -, -....
-r--eif-5i sn-e. iMnviwieai - " . aioirii
that the slate proposed by the Hot-
mann push was broken Into and five
anti-Hermann men were put In.
Next It was attempted to adopt res
olutions Instructing the delegation for
Hermann, and this was voted down.
The delegation aln attempted to
unite for Hermann last night, but not
all attended.
Hutten for Chairman.
At a caucus of the anti-Hermann
'orcos rant night ex-Senator S. B.
Huston, of Washington count), was
(meted aa chairman of the ennven-
'Ioh
A deal was consummated nt Peudle
on today whereby 11 K. Kennedy, for
vnout three .ears buMneee reanaiter
tiid naif owner of the Pendleton Trlb
tne, tranererre-i hta interest to CJmm.
1. Sampson, wlie has been advjJtgg
-nanaMor for the Hast Orenonlaii'.fpr
Jie past year or more. '
Doclora In Baker Clt) confirm the
Uatement that the disease of "lumpy
'aw" exist In Baker county, and has
een contraetetl by human being.
The rural tolephone line extemllng
tcroes the Willamette valley to In
lependence Is about completed, and
a1II be In operation in a short time.
Insurance adjusters have allowed J.
M. Stark, of Independence, the sum
f 15075 for loss on .he Uttb Palace
Hotel, caused by fire April 1st.
S. K. S)ke8 has asked Roseburj. for
t ftanthlso for a street railway
Youne women mav avoid I
much sickness and pain, says
niss Alma Pratt, if they will
Omy liaC aitn in Lydia U-
Pinkham's egctable Compound1.!
I fed U mv dtv to tell all rounr-
. . . -
women how wh Lydla II. Ilnk- '
hn m's wonderful Vegetable Com
pound hA done for tee. I was com
pletely run down, unable to atteml
selHiot, ami 4l not oare for anv ktml
if society . but now I feel like new
pcno. and Iwv gained keveo pouud-i
f 4oh In thrw-i moatht. i
" I nteomwesMl it to all yoang women
who surTer frtn fnale weaku.n -Mts
Auu- P-rr. Hollv SUcU-s&OOO
MMt Uffitl-M.
PUEK MEI-ICAL ATIATCE TO
OUXU WOMEN.
All younsr .rlrls nt thl ru-ini -f
life ure ejnusUy invited to write
to .llrs. IMiiklmm for ndvico ; sho
has euldotl In n motherly way
liuudrvd- of yautur womeuj her
advlco Is fivcly and cheerfully
given j her address Is Lynn, Mn-is,
Judflnc from the letter- the is re
oelvlng from so many yot-nj. girU 5f r.
Pinkbast is inclined to the belief that
oar irirls are pushed altothor too
naar the limit of their endurance now-
oeJ -,
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OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1903.
A COOL nSffEttMAN. .
rite Slorr :( How He Itnded Great
DIk De-ntjr.
Bow slowly now. A little nearer to
the ebore. There, thofa right. Steady,
now. This eddy looks like n good place.
The left oar; JoM a little. There, that's
fine. J net by these lily pads a large one
was caught the other day. Gee whiz!
Did you ee that? A strike, and he
I was a beanty. too an eight pounder,
1 I'll bet. Hack water, quick, till I try
i kirn again. Slefldr. now. Thfo Is the
i ile or. I guiffe we've tnlwed bltn. Xo,
by Jove, there he was again! lie's
got It: IK1 pot It! Turn her out into
I deep water. lies In the Illy ads now
' and a goner mre! Thundenttlon. and
i be wms monster! Muft have wIgbed
nt least ten pou-d- Xe: there be U!
He h- .(! booked; he Is all right; be Is
free from the lille; be H free! Steady,
! now. Put I be ohm In the boat. Sec thi
ioM. He bemls It nearly double. Atnl
' doeon't he make the reel sing! Now
be has turned. Ue Is coming toward
m! Hand rn that landing net! Quick.
Mink-k! II.- ! ntiig under the boat! He
, will mi. the :;.ie! Holy smoke, there
, he go! Cmb the line grab the tine,
I My! Hare you gut It? Keep bltn
' fact. ihiw. Jut a m-colhL, Steady, now.
There be gnc Into the net. Here bo U
In the boat. We bare him. He Is safe.
And l-tt't be a leauty? Icn't he a bean,
ty. a tlondy. a rrnckerjack, a pencil?
He will go above six pounds. If be
weighs an ounce. Wasu't he lively.
Did you see blm make that three foot
Jeap out of the water? Tou dl'dn't?
, Man, where were your eyes? Bow In
now. nnd wc wilt weigh him. How
much did you hay? Four pounds nnd
two euncea: Pshaw! That can't be
right. Your scales arc not accurate,
Well, he's n Itcauty anyway. It took a
fnll half howr to tire blm out nnd land
Three minutes, you say! Ob,
I J'"'' -ken: That can't olbly
he. It waurely longer than that! He
urely longer
was a ngbter to the last. Excited wben
I caught him! Nnw; not a bit! Cool as
a cucumber Jut I am now. Ue cer
tainly hi a Ix-anty. Forett and Stream.
THE OLD WOOD FIRE.
, I'lilllnc ttir lllir Ilacklnic In I'Uc
V (Jnllo n Job,
i After the evening chore were done
my father would appear In the doorway
with the big backlog coated with huow.
often of ampler girth than himself awl
' fully breaet high to lilltl an he held It
upright, canting It one way and auoth-
: er ami walking It before him on Its
i wedge halted end. He would perhaps
J tnnd It agaliwt the ebimney while he
, t iiretttbing kmhi ami pmnneu uw
. caiiipalxu. Theu, the andirons lmuled
forward um the hearth ami the bed ot
half burned bramti-aiHl lire real, raked
.n. the Icy bag was walkeil lulu the
clilmney. where a skillful turn wouhl
lay It oven M-4ug nml hteamlng. In Its
ln!r of Inif rmlHTK It peemed a thing
ulUf. nud lt vehement H'uiterlMg und
pi(4o4tng nm-l-M dramatic moment for
at iiii'i iim kuuill ritevintor.
l'ln- -tuat Uo-l nnd ttmgc or perhaps
a i'--- f itivwiMel ued as a lever
wirti; I fori,- it agaln-t the chimney
I . S. i!i ii a jsuud idsed stick, called a
l) .. k il.-k." wmk laid on top of it. and
:! uimIIriii uerv mm In piece. Acroos
111'- n Hllrnn. uttutber awd rfietl tlck
.. :.-ihl. .-uiiiil -fore hth-k," and In
b- ivtetiiii- smaller sticks were
t il and thrust und pllvd. all iUlk
l klnl;l hr ibe live ooah and brandx.
I 'i verj rrkl wmther a are ws kopt
iMtrning all uigbt. our fntber getting up
wot or t ice to rrptcnitth It. Even In
Muonter lb- i-unK rarely beenmc ox
(inn. A gia-l hp of them covered
with ember at bedtime would be found
alite when i.ikid 4ni in the morning.
-J. T. Trole-Mgc In Ailantk.
Cmmi-ell.
Ou Hit- uiorniHg of the lt of 51ay,
103". tiMre tHt-urrwl an Inehlent that,
uuuotk-ed at the lime, afterward pnnf-d
to be owe of the turning putnt of bU
tory Light immigrant shlw ley In
the Thame ready to mil. A ldy of
pilgrims were about to eml-rk. and
Oliver CromwoU ami bis famous i-vus
In, John Hampden, were nmeng ihom
X But they were Mmh-I at the wiidioc
by a guard of soldier. The Whs bad
decreed that Ids subjects .tiouM ooi
leave Rntlflml. from wen uyed, ami
with him, a Mautukiy wrote. twi
the etll genius of the boue of Stuart.'
Und Cromwell and hU friend been al
lowed to carry out their pcuject of em
Ignition the wtwdc bhtory e. tb- Kng
llsb civil war might bat renin Inc. I uu
written.
A .IUSI Quotation.
An attache of rWtgiou book-iter.
uni PiVHt --- ww--j j --si -- --
Iiu Biv..ii i .o fc,- ruuM rffc-F Ks I lr.
among theelectcal vtw- that be H
scriptural or nothing, but be Mmim
w msNlt. When Ui. aiieoinx.
w c"u ,u WD8f M m a roMr neai
ly attached to the In pel ef Ma coat and
an m-iuuatkm ihrowu out that a ledy
frlentl might have bad i awethb-g to dt
-wtth It. be parnljraod the uMnnalor by
saying. "Na ir; I gathered rhnt r
from my on a tine and As tree'
X Slander.
The Barbelur I wonder wlu tbo
rfi-ts arc not Mipplktd wtth worm wa
ter pipes tike the other J
The Benedict They nre probably In
tended for married men.
The Bacbiur-loes that make a dif
ference. The Benedict-Yes. Wben a man b
married, ale wife generally "keeps blm
In bet wa.ec.--PbMada.tmta Itccord.
fatal BMk.
Ih )u (Uuk my new novel cover
the ground r"
"Well, I t-oght a brtnf gNtupsc yes
terday of a man who had Jot read It
and he was certainly covertn- thi
trennd"' AtUnra Constitotion.
HOW TIME IS MADE.
Cacle Sam n-ictmc- Ills Clocks by
On- ot the Fixed Stars.
Strange as It may seem. Uncle Sam
does not make use of the sun for reck
snlng time, but be turns his attention
to tome of the regular steady going
stars, or "fixed stars," as they are
called. Every clear night an astrono
mer with n big telescope looks at cer
tain of these stars and makes kis cal
rulatlons, from which be call tell Just
when the .sun would cross the seventy
fifth meridian. One of the great clocks
In the observatory is called the trans
mitter, because It transmits or sends
out the signal that keeps standard
time. This clock is set and regulated
by the star time, and then every day
at three minutes and fifteen seconds
before 12 a switch is turned on, and the
beats of the pendulum of this clock are
tent by electricity over the wires to the
telegraph otllces in Washington nnd
New York. When the telegraph oper
ators hear this sound on their Instru
ments, they know that the noon algna'
Is about to bs sent out, and they at
once begin to connect the telegraph
wires with other towns and cities until
In a minute or two the "tick, tick" of
the clock at Washington Is beard In
hundreds of telegraph offices. The
beats stop at ten seconds before 12, as
a notice that tho next "tick" will be
the noon signal and so as to give the
operators time to connect their wires
with the standard time balls and clocks.
There are time balls In a great many
cities usually on top of some promi
nent building, where they can easily be
seen. The one at Washington Is on the
roof of the state, war and navy depart
ment building, at the top of a high pole,
rendy to drop the lnstnnt the signal
comes over the wire, in the govern
ment otflcc nt Wnshlngton and In
many places In other cities there are
urge clocks connected with the ob
servatory by electricity. These nre so
arranged that when the 12 o'clock sig
nal Is dashed over the wires tho bands
of each one of these clocks spring to
12, no matter what time the clock may
show. In this way hundreds of clocks
are set to the correct time each day.
Well, the moment the sun is supposed
to crofs the seventy-fifth meridian the
telegraph inetruments give a single
tick, the time balls drop, the clocks be
gin to strike and everybody In the Dis
trict knows It Is 12 o'clock. St. Nicho
las. PICKINGS FROM FICTION.
People get to like a soul, but a satis
factory hat luakei uu Impreseton at
first sight.-John Oliver Hoobes hi "The
Soul Hunter."
Uumau eoumb-iKTH miut he motuwl
It Uonly tottod that man run contmHe
tclltug. telling, telling ami ucr get
ting a word In nturu. - llmry sleton
5Itnimau In "Ibe Vuhurr."
It U a fuiMlamitilNl law of a happy
ami uwfnl lit.- that we nrawt keep sweet,
for ldtti-riMM MTvrrti thr Judgment
and -urnlee ib- b-urt'. t'barle Fretl
tric ii" In ". I ah of Life."
Fort .um t-l -uMUhiUft pr'mltlvrl lr
baruu an ot ludk-nil by eMcrnal
bilK-u I- walkh bt the Mrvet ouM be
frnucht with lraug dxeoveriei. An
thony lli- In "Tbe luirUftiotM of Peg
gy." There 1 no eorroailve like woumled
cgutUw. It mhu lute lb moral nature,
corruinlug iti vtetlni, diMroylug all
sense of protxtrtlon and Winding him
to everything snve bis own paeMonate
longing for ritrll.-JaMs t'reulmaii
In "Regie Blond."
Vi' MrtUod of Atlark.
Bdt iu like "Nuturultki lu NltMrugua"
draws nttentlou to the method- of st
uck oed by different ojwelesof wap.
One, aecmrtowed to animal and not to
man. take tre to cruwl down the out
standing -bairn to the kln before In
serting Ms sting, while othurii which
lire lu the midst of human dwellings
fly straight at a man's face. The first
-TH-cles, true to Inherited Instinct, when
It attacks unfamiliar tiuuiuii brings at
tacho Itself m their hair or their
beard-, list there iuut bate been a
lime when the M-.-id specie, dt-cov-crol
l bet the face was the tulnerable
part, ami the dlnvtery whs the out
come of the action of brain.
Ilrd Color la Uattl.
The number of soldier, sktln In battle
depends a great deal ou the color of
then unlforaik. The more conspicuous
the helmet and Jacket the better the
target, and con-juently the greater
tk n,rfi:i. I?.l -ltrtl tl, n
mo-t readily, und twelve meu weorlcu
that color r till, ta ..vn in H3e I
green or six In brae er live In either
brown, blue gray or gray. London An
swers. I'hlloauiiby JLaclrnl and Modern.
"Kntettta MM all pnUudophy He In
two word. -rir-lu' nod nbttu.' "
"Walk Kt.i. ten may bave bad It g
ured out all right in bi day, but lu
the time philosophy seems to be
jrwtty fully ranrtoned In the two words
tu' and -ietaut'"-Cbicnso Record
Herald. Helpful llabbx.
Wife I wta you would let me know
what son of a dinner to have tonight.
U-eband TWt's a good Idea. Weil.
I sfcal! either not be borne at alt or else
I shall brteg three or four friends with
tne. Life.
Thoronzaeaa.
"When I do anything.' said the yeang
man, "1 believe In doing H thoroaghly.'
"Yes, answarvd bis father, with a
sigh, "especially when it comes to get
ting into debt ' Walu4gtun Star
Xoifclas Dolus.
Canvasser I've a book here I'd like
to show you.
Betsy Man I've a builds. In the next
room I'd like to show you. Exctuuige.
Willamette ZC X
S XX University
?--: B-HI-r-l-r-H-g . ta8ij
-. uiu-i umuani ana su'C'jfi,i
social ovoat of the school year in Uti
rerslty society took place lt et.
Ing on tho occasion of 5irs. y r
Hawley's recepUon to the freshis
sophomore. Junior and senior clZ,
of the University. The merry gT
had full possession of the host
spacious home on State street frost
to 11 p. m. and all enjoyed thenseha
thoroughly. Shadow pantomimes h
Messrs. Sillier and Avorill and Mij,
Byrno furnlshod unlimited !,..,
-f-t . i I,,, . .
for tho happy nartr. Mu.
CLark, '03. and Miss Ruth Field, '0.
rccolvcd first and second prizes in u
Interesting guessing contest Dalnt;
refreahmenU were served by the hos
tess. Prof. Hawley was on hand lt
his usual supply of good stories, nd
Joined In the singing with the jolly
crowd. He left the guests to catch
the train for Eugene. to turn tho nom
inatlon for Gntch.
Tho hostess was presented with '
magnificent bouquet of pinks by the
Freshman class, duly decorated with
their colors, green and white. The
following guests were present- Cl&m
of 1306, 5Ilsses Spencer, Cornelius,
Gardiner. Field. Rlgdon, Warfleld'.
Lewis. Chapler, Byrne. Stowell, Par
sons, Holstrom and Lee; Messrs,
Wlnslow, Oliver. Martin S lUdmore
and Forbes.
Class 150S. 5ils.es Swatford Vu
Wagnor; .Messrs Mtllor. Averlll Mo
cr, Grannie, Jcrman.
Class 1001. Eugene Whipple Marl.
Whipple.
Class 1WI. .Mlsee Clark Ton
send. Clark. Koshmmleder. Moun
'Wllklns, Swaffortl
Chae. T. Kldmore. businese reaaax
er of the coilenge annual "Wallulah,"
returned yesterday from a business
trip to Portland. While there he ap
pointed an ' advertising solicitor for
the city to secure ads for the annual
The "Wallulah" Is getting on in goo.
shape. Tho material Is all praalcall;
handed In and arranged. The boo.
will probably be published in th lit
ter part of ne.xt month, and will U
one of which any university -ull bt
prond.
n
The Gold Bug mine, at Grants Paw.
has been closed down temporarily,
pending a change of amnagt-ment
The painters' strike at Portland
shows no changes, only taat one ot
the master painters-has weakened and
signed the scale.
Sublimity Election.
The Sublimity city eltin was
held Monday, and the following (
cers were elected: Recorder Theo
dore Odentbal. treasurer. John A Vt
ter;; marshal. Philip 5!eier: routu-u-
men. Joseph Haslcr. H Hunke. J'ta i
Klntz.
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
It's a horse on Chicago Harritos
getting to le mayor.
When the heathen have to sub
seribA to send the missionaries home.
It Is time to stop-sending them out
Can It ye that the opponents of ik
Isthmian canal have moved one of
those Nlcaraguan volcanoes down Into
Colombia?
A woman sat In front of a JeoUnjt
glass back east and shot heroU. 6fce
probably could not bear the reflKtloe
cast upon her.
Locomotive Smith will coach t- ;
Eugene football team. How can
man be a locomotive and coacn
the same time?
Rev. Parkhurst thinks the negrt
had better have tfecn left in sl&v.n
Well there may bo something in that.
Ho then ,e-st wouM never bH
neara or t-arKnuret.
r
The President made 12 ..eecaN'
In one day before taking to the park
but then It was a rood dar far !
speeches, and they were pxd -
short
Why all this noise because
Smith repeated some of tho .-rtf
of Vance's teetnres? If he ba4 st1
tho whole thing It would hardly ta
r,-,iti-i ti it-lA nf nettv U
eeny.
The Pope has forbidden all rlh
He prosta perform log the inn1i'
ceremony for Re-gnaM Vacderb"1
and Miss Cathleea Kelsen t r-w
the former is a heretic. Ps to W
to Miss Kellsea to pass n? Rfg-1,
or turn down the charch We vi o"
nickel on mammon belti tho w,rJtf
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