The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 6

"Wednesday Evening, Aug. 19, xttu UUUENE DAILY GUABP Pago Six John Wiillachle.oi- vnaj 1 too CLAIMS ALLOWED PATTON MAKES 15,000 RUSSIAN TOURISTS TELL PLAN TO BUY SHIPSAPPROVED 44.00 44.00 24.00 10.00 16.00 72.00 56.00 7.00 BY COUNTY COURT REFUGEES PASS 8j)0 1.H, 8.00 4-00 4.00 HIGH REC0RD Bowls Seven Games at Obak Alleys With Average Score of INTO SWEDEN George Bates, road work C. M. Kuhn, road work B. H.

Walker, road work S. R. Scott, road wark Arthur Bellnap. road work Dexter Sparks, rosd work Chas. Xeal road work Road District No.

3 J. C. Nicholson, road work J. R. McGee, road work E.

E. Boggs, road work Chas. W. Moore, road work Roy Boggs, road work R. Gorr, road work M.

Spores, road work J. Cowden, road work E. Courtright, road work D. Courtright, road work Road Distriot No. 4 7.00 28.00 President and Leaders Agree on 14.90 Immediate Plan to Further 3.50 Heterogenous Host Deported 210 Pins.

4 3.50 9.00 Shipments Abroad. (Bit Th Atotidled Press) From Germany Arrive Half 35.00 OF WAR SCENES Caught in Trouble Zone They Experienced All the Annoyances of Belligerents. (By Ths Associated press) New Yurk, August 11. First band talcs of the tight at Liege and grim narratives of the war sweeping Europe canio into port today on tho Hps of American refugees from the continent aboard the Red Star liner Finland. Many of the Americans aboard were without money or baggage; some had been held ns Kpies; others bad made their way on foot from the interior of Helgium to Ant Famished and Exhausted.

24.50 M. L. Pat ton yesterday established a remarkable bowling record for Eugene when be rolled seven consecutive games, averaging 210 pins. His high score was 7.00 liuo f.oo 11.00 12.00 3.0(1 8.0O 7.50 7 2.00 1.70 S.00 .10 12.25 Washington, August 10. President Wilsoti today approved a plan to have the government buy a number of ships to be used in taking American foodstuffs 103.00 105.00 70.00 75.00 61.30 57.40 72.50 60.75 64.10 04.70 65.25 58.05 61.35 24.7.5 26.45 4.50 2.00 150.00 58.00 John F.

Volgamore, road work and his low figure U0.I. A very re-mnrkable feature in connection with bia PATIENTS SAY THEY WERE broad. exhibition was the fact that in the sev The president ccnftired with senate DRIVEN FROM HOSPITALS and house leaders on the question ot developing and safeguarding the American 81.00 20.00 2.00 28.00 13.00 26.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 enty frames he failed but once to register either a spare or a strike. One spare alone interrupted the long line of marks In the smull squares of the score merchant marine, and the purchase of Trains Were So Crowded Many Had to Stand For 24 Hours Roads aid Highway! Jerry Atkinson, road work E. M.

Bailey, road work V. C. Keever, road work Earl G. Atkinson, road work John Bailey, road work Lester Collins, road work Vance Htuman, road work John road work Monroe Brown, road work Charley Minney, road work C. Thaler, road work David Hartley, road work Jesse Meats, road work S.

Pratt, road work I.ee Bailey, road work Carl Gilbert, road work M. M. Jones, road woik Roy Patten, road work J. H. McKy, road work C.

G. McKy, road work C. J. Billadeau, road work Scott Lyons, road work Ralph Lyons, road work Guy Lyons, road work Paul Basford, road work N. B.

Nibier, road work H. T. Ransdell, road work H. M. Calkins, road work T.

L. Morrow, road work A. Russell, road work Ted McKy, road work B. W. Wilmot, road work W.

R. Denney, road work S. C. Curry, road work P. B.

Dillard, road woTk W. M. Worden. road work board. His score for the seven games fpllows 232, WHS, 203.

204, 207, 211 and 213. werp amid the scenes and dangers of warfare and nearly all had stories of 3.25 15.30 8.00 5.00 aoo 1:0 05.00 06.25 He establishes a new record for the Obak Aumsemcnt company's alleys where hardships encountered in their flight. "With a Dutch pilot aboard Captain 10.00 0.00 at a Stretch. (Bu Th Attoeiattd Preu) 73.50 the games were played. Barman steered bis ship through a little 38.25 57.35 Stockholm, Sweden (via London), Aug.

2.25 4.00 29.25 61.50 19. Fully 15,000 Russian refugees trom Heroic Mayor Decorated 44.00 used cbnijDPl of the harbor of Antwerp to the North where he found the horizon Hinudged with the smoke of British battleships. In his perilous passage through the mine-strewn waters there were no buoys to guide him. His way lay Germany, moat of tliem exhausted, fam 0.75 2i00 4O.0O 12.00 With Legion of Honor Cross Bert Mitchell, road worn M. L.

Barnum, road work Cal Hileman, road work David Bowers, road work J. Downing, road work J. L. Lajoie, road work Ed Lajoie, road work Guy Redding, road work Verne Hileman, Toad work D. Hennis, rosd work J.

W. Hennis, road work Edward Hennis, road work H. R. Ross, road work T. Christy, road work Howard Volgamore, road work Lawrence Boggs, road work David Drake, road work J.

Martin, road work Eugene Martin, road work Frank Teal, road work Sam Baxter, road work H. W. Swafford, road work Bert Mitchell, road work F. M. Dowdy, road work H.

L. Long, road work Roy Long, road work H. B. Smith, road work Thos. A.

Diekerson, road work Leon Vogl, road work H. Royer, road work S. G. Spicer, road work J. L.

Laioie. road work ished on! lick, have gone through Htock-holm since the beginning of war. From 38.00 40.00 40.00 fifteen hundred to two thousand have ar over the shallows and he bad to lighten the ship of nil her water ballast to make the course without scraping the bottom. (By Th Attoeiattd Prttt) Paris. 4uguttt President hni sipned tbs nomination of B- ij'iit.

of Badenviller, in 17.00 rived dai. Hotela, barracks and ichoolt have been uaed for their housing and are 9.50 30.00 8.00 l. 22.00 12.20 Time after time the ship was stopped for tho Dross of by war vesxels. although she flew the filled to every night These unfortunates are a heterogen 82.25 02.15 American flag. ships and passage of a btll under which the government will undertake the insurance of war risks, were agreed on.

Hills carrying out the plans will be introduced in both houses of congress immediately. After the conference Secretary Tumulty gave out this statement: "The conference was about the development and safeguarding of the merchant marine aud every aspect of the question was gone over. It was recognised that the present emergency call for prompt action to relieve a situation which can be relieved, if action is promptly taken. It was ay reed that a bill should be introduced in congress providing for the insurance of war risks by the- government. "In ndd'Hon to the agreement of opinion aa to the insurance bill there was an extensiv discussion of the best means ror imme liately providing bhips to carry the goods now waiting for the markets.

Several plans were proposed nnd it was finally agreed that a bill should be drawn and introduced at an early date, which should provide for the purchase of an adequate number of ships by the tnd their operation through a corporation controlled by the government, which now operates ships as well as the nilroad itself, and which is controlled lv the' government." It was tentatively agreed that an appropriation of $25,000,000 would be ask-d of congress for the purchase of the chips. 38.00 8.00 1.00 ous gathering all clauses. Thero are wealthy womcr in fura and diamonds; poor women in rags, with half naked children Id thel: arms; priests in caftans, John Wilkinson, road work the of JIoLor in recognition of Mb exhibition of energy and magnanimity. According t' the official records Be-noit's wife was killed by German soldiers who bombarded their Benoit later saved thit life cf oiie of the GermanB who hail been hrrested and was threatened by the enraged townspeople. GOVERNOR IS 8.10 18.00 11.00 13.00 RE-NOMINATED BASEBALL LEAGUE PERCEXTAGES John F.

Volgamore, road work Democrats of Nebraska in Pri PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. 0 Ennis Dersham, road work K. E. Dersham, road work Lucas CowgiU, rood work Curtis CowgiU, road work W. P.

Xapepr road work G. R. Xupepr, road work E. H. Napepr, road work E.

P. Beck, road work R. HUlis, road work E. C. Oneal, Toad work IX" E.

B. Moxley, road work Fred Demarest, road work'" Art Demereot, road work A. Schwering. road work' E. A.

Schwering, rond work Marion Hager, road work F. H. road work Wilber Lloyd, road work Vnnnoto Beatty, road W. P. Napper, repairs J.

H. Gilmore, repairs, Road District No. is" Quackenbush Son supplies Road District No. 2s" Griffin Hwd. supplies Road Distriot No.

R. N. Vaughan, rond work J. L. Vaughan, road work N.

J. Warner, road work Oscar Drury, freight Road District E. Derrick, rood work Roy Patton, road work Dick Walker, rood work R. H. Copenhaver, road Geo.

West, road work Geo. I. Dean, rad work Orville B. Dean, road Ray Cornelius, road work W. T.

Cornelius, road work Dail Cornelius, rond work E. W. Mathews, road work L. X. Mathews, road work Roney Bros, bolts, B.

Reidel, repairs Road District Harold Porter, road work Sidney Aldous, road work Road Distriot No. George J. Camp, road work Ira Harrington, road work Road District No. 33' Walter Lyons, rond work Fred Surcamp rond work Hoy Surcamp, road work Road Distriot- No. 35' 0.

Willcut, rond work Road Distriot No. 37' J. H. Dorsey, supplies Road District No. 38 Robert R.

Gibson, road work J. Wymer, work R. Bowder, road work J. C. Long, road work Leslie Hall, road work A.

Carlson, road work M. A. Trunncll, road work H. L. Frank, road work Ira Bowder, road work Ralph Johnson, road work H.

F. Miller, road work H. F. Miller, wood Road Distriot No. 39 1.

Slayter, supplies D. H. Andrews, puncheons H. II. Earlo.

road work Bernard 'Graham, road work Jasper Smith, road work Elt Rust, road work Anthony Bleu, road work Elmer Post, road work Virgil Post, roud work Ervin Post work Ed Mabey, road work Lige Otey, road work Dave Graham, road work Chas. F. Bowman, road work Ira Brown, road work A. L. Taylor, road work Sam Brown, road work Chester Rust, road work Mike Ahuasi, road work Lige Otey, road work W.

B. Blachly, road work Road District No. 83 Quackenbush Son supplies Road District No. 40 Tom Kimball, road work George Kimball, rond work Olaf EInan, road work T. F.

Hise, road work J. C. Hise, road work Road District No. 42 Edward Raping, road work Edward Raping, road work Road District No. 45 C.

R. Ingram, road work C. Lee. road work 18.00 22.00 13J) 3.0) 53.60 35.85 64.40 70.15 63.05 34.10 24.00 32.90 94.00 2.00 3.00 51.33 7.00 10.50 1.75 12.25 7.00 17.50 12.25 5.25 Carl F. Volgamore, road worK H.

L. Long, road work F. Crenshaw, road work Carl F. Volgamore, road work J. J.

Lewis, gravel, G. G. Spicer, road work Road District No. 5 Louis L. Penny, road work I.

F. Long, road work maries Favored Present Incumbent to Bryan's Relative. (By The Associated Press) Lincoln, Neb. August 10. With re Fred Hendson, road work John Gilbert, road work E.

W. King, road work Edd Swindull, road work C. L. Hackelman, rood work B. Brannan, road work Guy Puxton, road work J.

G. Gay, road work Ben Curry, road work Chns. Galloway, road work Geo. I. Dean, road work E.

L. Mnthews, road work E. V. dossier road work V. F.

Lyons, road work J. R. McKy, road work C. E. Sims, road work Geo.

M. Hawley, road work J. A. Mayo, road work Geo. D.

Vallier, road work M. M. Jones, road work Frank Enton, road work A. H. Lewis, road work L.

C. Goodman, road work Dane Morris, road work J. J. Wood, road work T. C.

Flanigan, Tond work W. ..73 ..74 ..75 ..71 ..01 ..53 L. 05 (14 (15 (15 7fl 82 Pet. .570 .522 .445 .303 Portland. Venice San Francisco Los Angeles.

Sacramento. Oakland turns from the counties of the state T. K. Martin, road work eoming In jflowiy owing to the length of 17J 105 2U0 S.00 S.0) 8.M Yesterday's Resutts, SMUGGNING RING the ballot it yesterday state wide primary, Indijariors pohjt to the re-uominaioa of tloV'Tiior John H. More bead 01 he democratic gubernatorial ticket by vnt thai' will ennui the com At Portland Oakland 3, Portland 0.

At San Francisco Venice' 0, San Francisco 1. At Los Angeles No game. Sacramento failed to arrive. THO 21.4) 1. IS DISCOVERED workmen In smocks and wealthy professional and business men, all of them driven out of Germany.

Some ot the refugees have been without food for three or four days before reaching Sweden. The trains were so packed th.it many of their occupants were ob'Ucd t.i stand for 24 hours at a stretch. 'Ihe less of mnny were so swollen as to require hospital attention. Among the refugees are a number of patients who say they were driven out of hospitals in Germany. Children were separated fri t'ilr fathers nnd mothers, while m'thcrs lost their children on the way.

in soino cases remain prisoner in Germany. A numrer of Polish women taking the 'ure at Austrian baths near the frontier were forced to return and arrived here without inoney or news of their children and husbands. "I no.v for the tirst time in my life understand wbi.t poverty means," is a common remark made by Russian mil-1 whose pockets arc filled with Russian money but who were unable to buy one cent' worth with it until the Swedes at Mnlraoe came to their assist-i nee. Russian hankers, physicians and professors all tell tho same story of an exhaua'bg and foodiess journey In con-tciuenc of tl.e Germans', refusal to accept roiiljies M. the governor of Kaliss, it? s.lan Poland, ana a number of others, it is a-sertcd, were transported on a tr uii.

wi'h shaded windows, to an linknowu plact whero hundreds of per-ions we'ii together in a barn for thro ilays The municipality nnd citizens of Stockholm arc giving nl' possible assistnuco bined total of bis two chief opponents, Richard L. Me Iff, former civil gover J. A. Crubtree, road work Fred Crabtree, road work N. B.

Gossler, road work Chas. Stephens, road work J. C. Trotter, road work Chas. H.

Ward, road work F. Thurman, road work R. L. Stephens, road work Road District No. 7 C.

W. Cook, road work H. E. Wylie, road Wirk U. G.

McElhany, road work Ira Fuller, road work XORTHWESTERX LEAGUE. nor of th L'onainu chnnl zone and George W. Be.gj. Vancouver 77 51 Seattle. 73 51 R.

IlnweI. republican nation J. B. Gay. road work Chinese Have Been Imported In 1.75 7.00 0S.00 52.00 52.00 21.00 4.30 15.00 3.0) 10jO 117.00 2US au 31J .001 .585 .417 .413 .304 al coiuiuitte-'in'in.

Is lcadinr in the race for the lvpublicnn j.ominnlion for governor with II. Kemp running cloac second. C. F. Bowman, road work C.

F. Keopke, road work Aaron Miller, road work Edd Swindall, road work Spokane 70 54 Victoria. 53 74 Tacotmt 54 70 Bullard 50 77 Yesterday's Results. J. C.

McKibber, gravel Governor Morefcend and Mr. Howell C. L. Hackelman, road work A. C.

Mathews, crushed rock Road District No. 8 carried Lancaster -unty (Lincoln) nnd A. St. John, road work B. Brannnn, road work At Vancouver Ballard 1, Vancouver 2 At Tncomn Victoria Tacoma 0.

At Seattle Spokane Seattle 13. Douguw county 'Omoha) by safe ma O.OO C. S. Carpenter, road work jorities. Arthur Peterson, rond work J.

N. Moss, road work llM 10.00 7 12(1) aoo am All Imllcitioii point to the re-nomi- Mrs. J. R. McKy, road work nntion of congressmen on P.

F. MeQuin, road work E. E. Morrison, supplies, Road District' N. II J.

A. Ellcdge, road work heir respective tickets. 46.85 56.25 62.50 36 60 65.00 43.35 20.25 20.25 32.60 36.00 43.00 50.00 62.50 20.23 36.60 58.50 20.35 5.60 106.85 60.15 27.00 00.10 24.73 24.75 25.85 58.S5 60.25 15.75 33.75 106.85 100.10 109.10 00.75 100.10 97.25 53.85 73.10 O.no 22.50 0.55 22.50 30.33 38.50 39.85 10.00 5.60 14.60 232.60 00.56 07.56 75.00 1 53.15 46.75 53.00 47.50 46.00 50.00 47.50 49.50 47.50 32.00 50.00 39.50 47.50 52.00 1.50 38.50 42.00 8.75 26.00 2.61 1.25 212.62 2G.SS 7.82 8.90 5.00 63.10 21.00 133.S5 110.62 226.07 10.05 4.05 16.40 10.17 3.50 87.00 53.26 3.00 0.80 7.00 57.00 4.09 11.30 24.20 35.00 W. II. Oswald, road work Berge Torkelson, road work Edmund Wills, road work J.

B. Wooten gravel to U. S. as "Students." Federal Service May Be Involved (By txttnciattd Press) Bcattl August 10. While the local federal authorities today prepared to prosecute on evidence of the existence of a gigantic Chinese smuggling ring, developed by the federal -industrial relations' commission hearings, the commissioners decided to push their inquiry into tho matter fnrther In San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Hearings will be held In those two cities within tho next month. Thus far tho only San Froncisco end to the Importation of the Chinese Is the fact that Claud 13, Stevens, tho Seattle attorney who brought 00 of them in as "students' only to have them disappear soon after he had placed them in col- lo the rMHfet Mid those sent on their a a NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York 44 .573 Bostn 50 47 .544 St. Louis 511 52 .532 Chicugo 50 51 .523 Philadelphia. 48 57 .457 Brooklyn 4S 50 .402 Pittsburg ....47 57 .452 Cincinnati.

48 50 .440 journey provMcJ with rations to take Gus Ware, road work 4.00 3.00 5.35 24.00 38.00 34.00 4.00 27.00 35.00 17.00 32.00 3.00 William Wills, Jr road work 12.0 Road District No. 12 Willard Kimball, road work Wm. James, road work Henry Neff, road work Joe Demarest.Toad work John M. Bowen, road work them tur -nn Uiplund where there will bo dif.fir.dty ln fin. ling food for some many of strangers.

A. J. Parker, road work Amos Huff, road work lid! s.e; 10W R. Leff, rood work Bert Chapman, road work L. E.

Chapman, road work AMERICAN LEAGUE. 10.00 12-06 Philadelphia. lYveGreatetOTegotv at 30 47 50 16.00 ...50 ...58 ...50 Joe I'hnpmau, road work Ole T. Snnnes, road work J. C.

Myrland, road work C. C. Jones, road work Ona V. Lilcs, road work With new buildings, better equip, tnent, enlarged grounds, and many additions to Its faculty, the University of Oregon will be win Its thirty -ninth lego, got more than sixty of them through .004 .557 .537 .500 .405 .480 .445 .322 Boston. Washington.

Detroit Chicago. St. Louis. New York, Cleveland. the California port.

The commission bas 54 50 55 (II 78 been unable to locate any of these Chinese, and it is thought possibly some of 14.00 32.00 28.00 28.00 22.00 36.00 10.00 10.00 year ueiuay, September 10. Specisl training for Business, Journalism. Law. Medlrlntt. Tsvrhinv I I.

ai I .411 .37 them may be found in either Sun Fran bfsry Work, Music, Architecture. Physics! Training and Fine Arts. cisco or Los Angeles. in I FEDERAL LEAGUE. Washington authorities will be asked 111 Largest ana strongest departments of liberal education.

to aid rbe rommisxion in determining low it was piissiblc for Mr. Stevens and Llbriry ot mor thin volumes, two lndl4 ixbruIubii, tlivta bulldlnfa fully quipped. 1II.IH AdnlnUlrsiloa Indianapolis 50 48 .551 Chicago. (10 40 .550 Baltimore 57 48 .543 Brooklyn 54 48 .520 Buffnlo ...53 52 .505 Kansas City 50 01 .450 St. Louis 40 01 .445 Pittsburg 45 00 .420 Building la court or cotmnicl los TuIiIob Pr.

DornlioflM lor MB and tot woman. IiptDMl lowcit. Writ for caiaioa and lllutuatad bookUl, AddraMtnf RBUtrar, i 353 50J 20.0i a Ml Mrs, Sarr.h K. lling, who rough in 20 Chinese "students" to defeat the purpose of toe exclusion law so easily. Noue will mak the direct statement, but it Is Intimated that severol "higer tips" in the service may be involved.

A general ipurt on Chinese smiuclinc will be made by the commission on December 1. R. M. Pyle, road work UNIVERSITY OF OREGON cuacNK. ontaoN The world Is filled with bluffers who show up lmdly on a showdowu.

The commissioners left hero today for Port'and, where a hearing to bo de voted wholly to the question of social 6 unrest w.ll bo opened tomorrow. .1. 1. Hcuderaou, Mad work Oliver Ingram, road work Nick Cleek, gravel Hans Bodtker, gravel Road District No. 49 D.

C. Trotter, road work Joe Farnham, road work Peter Ashley, road work F. M. Ashley, road work R. A.

road work Lee Stephens, road work Bob Stephens, road work E. R. Schwering, road work Road District No. 51 Will W. an 2.1(1 Mi 3.00 2.00 PRINCE ALBERT Seasoi RUNS ASHORE Albert H.

Smith, road work 47.W 1U0 will iiensen, ronu work Ben Hensen. road work ii. Frank Hanseu, road work Earl James, road work L. G. Brilhnker.

rwwl ivitrlc G. W. Toll, rond work Wall Paper 31.50 42.00 2.H 18.00 A. M. Veach, roa.l work Loris Miller, road work Earl Vincent, road work Harry W.

Veach, road work Chas. Hayes, road work Otbo Hamilton, rovid work Thos. H. Hunsaker, road work R. L.

Tate, road work W. E. Winfrey, road work E. Bowen, road work Wm. Klostcr, road work Oliver James, road work Walter C.

Stroud, road work Bert L. Glaspey, road work V. C. Stroud, road work Virgil Cnstecl, road work U. T.

Miller, rmul work Quackcnbush Son, supplies Road District No. 14 Geo. Currin, road work C. A. Vanschoinek, road work G.

C. Cook, road work- I. H. Veatch, road work Elmer Porter, road work H. B.

Yancey, road work Will Yancey, road work Geo. Shields, road work A. Land, road work Beu McCollum, road work Xorris Elliott, road work J. B. Mosby, road work W.

R. Huston, road work J. England, road work J. V. Woodhurst, road work N.

W. Elliott, road work James Bennett, road work Raymond Wicks, road work C. G. Jennings, road work A. E.

Wicks, road work William Hands, road work John Palmer, road work J. B. Stewart, gravel Swengel Hdw. Co powder J. H.

Baker, blacksmithing I. H. Veatc, freight Road District No. 15 Geo. Kappauf.

road work J. Haney, road work E. Tullar, road work J. Murrey, road work C. L.

Powell, road work Jack Hodman, road work George Boyd, road work Ernest Wills, road work W. E. Bradford, road work James H. Powell, road work J. W.

Bemis, road work It. Bemis, Toad work Wm. Lively, road work H. Tower, road work James Ewing, road work Dick Garman, road work Xorman Adams, road work C. H.

Winecoff, road work A. Berggren, road work Joe Greer, rond work S. P. Shortridge. road work A.

L. Lent, rond work Eugene Lent, road work Carl Small, road work O. F. Robinson, road work E. Tullar, road work Knowles Graber, roau work Road District No.

16 Vaughan. road work J. J. Chamberlain, road woTk A. C.

Mathews, crushed rock Road District No. 17 Knowles and Graber, supplies Road District No. 19 J. E. Flock, road work J.

L. Flock, road wnrlr Chester Pullen, road work 1.13 1K0.43 K. Mentzoni, road work W. A. Pullen, road work Elliott Hdw supplies X.

Howard, rennir. 242.50 1.01 21.: IS lift I S. B. Fineffnn. rennira 03.4$ 26.00 Vessel Will Be Gotten Off and Towed to Rupert.

All Passengers Aboard Are Safe. (By Th Associated Press) Vancouver, B. August 10. Vancouver officials of the Grand Trunk Pacific were without any further news today of the accident to the steamer Prince Albert, which weut ashore in a fog ou Dutterworth rock, 25 miles from Prince Kupert, last night. Officials here say that the boat can be gotten off and will be towed to Kupert by the Prince John and the government steamer Lillooet, both of which are standing by.

A brief message from the north says that the passengers aboard, who numbered less than 20, are quite safe and are supposed to have been taken ashore. The vessel is worth about $40,000. Griffin Hdw supplies 7.50 H. F. Miller, road work Chambers Hdw.

valve U. I. Dean, WAod Roney Bros, barley B. Riedel, repairs Standard Oil oil Hillmire Bros, frt, dray. Chambers Hdw.

Gasoline George Perry, crushed rock Watt Shipp powder Fifth Ave. -Auto Supply Co. Repairs W. B. Robinett, labor Gross Bros.

Iron Works supplies H. Wimmer, tile Geo. I. Dean, wootl A. C.

Mathews, crushed rock A. C. Mnthews. crushed rock Griffin Hdw. supplies J.

A. Flanigan, hay Roney Bros, supplies L. A. "Weygandt, wood (juayle-Johnson Co. gasoline Dorr Johnson, supplies Gross Bns.

supplies W. C. Hall, pipe Creswell Chronicle, pub. notices Eugene Multigraph specification Gross Bros. Iron wks.

repairs J. M. Keeler, wood Rowland Bros. frt. E.

Hamloth, repairs Jacobson Bros, hay Geo. Hawley, team Hunter Elec. wire Watt Shipp powder Watt Shipp powder Watt Shipp powder Quackenbush Sons, supplies S. B. Finegan, blacksmithing S.

M. Cnlkins, fee Standard Oil oil Standard Oil oil Standard Oil oil Standard Oil oil John Beak, road L. Pennington, labor Sweet Drain Auto service Roney Bros, supplies Road District No. I M. Leach, road work Ray Leach road work Allen Warden, road work J.

W. Morris, road work E. V. Taylor, road work A. G.

Pirtle. Toad work Clarence Taylor, road work Sky Meek, road work F. W. Taylor, road work Wm. Clark, road work Geo.

M. Seifert, road work Dever Wood, road work Harry Taylor, road work S. C. Darliug, road work Wm. Bettis, road work Ray Taylor, road work Glenn Pirtle.

road Work Monroe Icach, gravel Road District No. 2 W. F. Hines, road work, I W. Tate, road work Leonard Fowl, road work Chauncey Wycoff, rood work Burley Williams, road w5rk J.

V. Sims, road work Victor G. Hon re. road work Harry T. Hoare, road work F.

G. Hamilton, road work Jeff Iveacb. road work Frank McCnu, road work W. K. Walker, road work Road District No.

57 A. A. Reid. rnnd work 0 10.85 17.50 10.S3 I E. R.

Crowe, road work 27.40 25.00 0.00 8.00 6.00 6.00 38.00 4.27 68.00 48.00 20.00 70.00 60.00 34.00 22.00 32.00 30.00 14.00 20.00 36.00 16.00 4.00 25.00 7.00 12.00 11.00 12.00 2.00 2.25 8.00 22.05 24.20 9.50 .78 2.00 15.50 24.00 4.00 23.00 17.00 20.00 8.00 2.00 16.00 8.00 12.00 8.00 6.00 6.00 0.00 2.00 4.00 4.00 16.00 2.00 4.00 2.00 1.50 2.25 .60 4.50 S7.00 4.00 GO. 75 3.00 40.50 06.00 27.00 27.00 40.00 40.00 28.00 28.00 10.00 8.00 S.00 $.00 r.a road work W. B. Hawley, road work Road District No. 59 Ray Martiu, road work Sam Evans, road work Clair Stone, road work B.

S. Stone, road work tat 81' 36.75 3.00 7.00 3.00 2S.00 14.00 13.00 20.00 Joe Cavill, road work Iowte Overdaher, road work Ed Miles, road work Clair Stone, road work CLAIM GERMANS BREAK WAR LAWS 12.it 10." IS." 1." 4JI 20.00 Itay Martin, road work B. S. Stone, road work Road District No. 61 Rollle Keeler.

road work 16.00 13.00 OUR ANNUAL WALL PAPER SALE is now on. We have the largest stock of paper ever offered at this season of the year 12.00 10.00 J. M. Keeler, road work Ollie Reeler, road work Rolie Keeler, road work Ollie Keeler, road work Road District No. 02 E.

J. Fassit, road work A. L. Dale, road work A. Gallagher, road work 5." 50.

32.1' SI 0 1U i 1M' G. II. Gregg, road work A. Zimmerman, road work Stanley Andrews, road work Committee Alleges That Two Belgian Majors Were Killed After Capture as Prisoners. (By Th Awciattd Prttt) Paris, August 10.

The Brussels correspondent of the Haras agency tele grsphs as follows: "A committee to inquire in! the atleg. ed breaches of laws of ae hy ihe Germans bus drawn up ita statement of aels in the cases of Major Van Damme, who was alleged to have been captured nt Haelt'u August 12 and despatched, It is claimed, by a revolver shot from the Hermans. It is set forth Ma jot Knupen was killed under swioit! circumstances at Ursmael on August 0. 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.1X1 3.75 3.00 4.20 15.00 54.00 56.00 33.00 22.00 24.00 60.00 oll.OO 46.00 20.00 12.00 60.00 L. P.

Smith, road work John Gnlagher, road work Harlan Ross, road work E. T. Barnes, road work X. E. Barnes, road work Tom Tiller, road work S.

A Bantn, road work Leaf her and Paint Store 557 Willamette Eugene ran rs. (. hen.iweth. road work J. L.

Brigcs, road work V. A. Briggs, road work L. Briggs. road work V.

W. Sharp, road work Road Oistrict No. 21 John McCulibins, road work Alfred Hush, road work Harry Bush, road work Wm. F. Wallace, road I.

'I Road District No. 62 Sam S. Wilt, road work H. S. Banta, road work Quackenbush Son, supplies Road District No.

66 R. A. Traver. road work J. M.

Holland, road work W. S. Scott, road work I. D. Michael, road work i er to the Itrlgian chamber of deputies.

1 11V 0 all parties. He says that his visit 1Vo huu absolute cert liny- of final victory for the alliuL A wuo recently oceanic nimisier ni aiaie. has returned from a visit to Paris whic be conferred witlt the prominent men 2.