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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
8
Letters from Rosa Howe Evanston and Mary F Jones Kentucky extol Peruna claiming relief from lingering colds upset stomach and insomnia. George Ostrander from Oklahoma notes a land purchase while sharing a Peruna endorsement and neighbor’s recovery.
Washington April 2. A new Mohanton is sprung as the Hallinger Mochot inquiry resumes. Attorney Brandeis cross-examines H K Love who testifies meeting John Dudley former register of the land office in Juneau Alaska last February. Dudley says a Collier's Weekly agent offered five to ten thousand dollars to testify. Love says Dudley sought to testify for the other side and hoped to clear his record. committee to subpoena Dudley.
Secretary Kallinger announced plans to institute legal proceedings in due time concerning public actions and a Collier matter. Mrs Helen E. Baker named administratrix of Edward M. Baker’s estate. property valued at about $2000.
London report notes government fear of a general election as Asquith faces Lords reform a clash with the old guard led by the Earls Halsbury and Weymouth. It explains a rubbers and oil stock boom amid food shortages funds hidden in banks and a wary stock exchange. It also covers teacher unemployment 1200 London educators without posts and public campaigns to curb white slave trafficking through licensed agents. Census bill passes with Burns as author and census day set for April 2.
Cullard Special Service New York April 2 John How ard Van Amringe dean of Columbia College for nearly twenty years and perhaps the most popular instructor Columbia has ever had will celebrate the seventy fifth birthday tomorrow Joan Van Amringe has been a member of the Columbia faculty for fifty years and only recently announced his retirement which becomes effective on June 30 next The Dean helped retain the college and supported athletics and a home for the college at Hamilton Hall His retirement ends a long era at Columbia with a noted song sung in his honor for years by students and alumni.
A historic embezzlement case tied to Cuba's occupation returns as United States Circuit Court opens Monday. Charles F. Neely, a government employee, faces possible trial after a judge denied a motion to vacate a seized 20,000 dollar cash bond.
Indications show only one ticket in the Cottage Grove election next Monday. The Sentinel notes the regular nominating convention ticket is generally satisfactory and likely to win without opposition. Nominees: mayor A. W. Kime, treasurer Herbert Eakin, recorder C. H. Vandenburg. Aldermen: First ward C. W. Wallace, Second ward W. F. Hart, Third ward T. C. Wheeler.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey with a satisfaction guarantee for throat and bronchial troubles and skin diseases, plus Dr Hell's Antiseptic Salve guaranteed or money back. Sold by Dillon Drug Co.
For sixteen years Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey has been used by millions to aid coughs colds asthma and throat and bronchial troubles. Sold by Dillon Drug Co.
SUTRERLANN'S EAGLE EYE SPL Gore for Nothing but the Crow.
Miss Roberta Calvert returns home after school near Yoncalla. Rev. Harry J. Rines to start revival in the M E church on Sunday April 16. George Fish wins mail contract to Monroe starting July 1 with 600 dollars bid. Drneg brothers secure Deadwood route with annual 1417 dollars. City lays crushed rock on West Fifth Street. weather stays cold for March.
Pastor C T Russell argues in Brooklyn April 3 services that early Christians believed in a Millennial Kingdom while modern scholars and higher critics reject it. He warns Christians against following literary authorities over divine revelation and urges a return to scriptural views, citing First Resurrection and Kingdom work. He commends Christian Endeavor and related groups but says zeal must be guided by knowledge. He notes census data showing more heathen than a century ago and calls missionaries to be prepared for questions from the heathen.
A religious tract argues missions cannot convert the world but gather an elect from all nations. It emphasizes the Millennium as necessary to ease population pressure, resource scarcity, and social ills, urging Christians to prepare for Christ’s earthly reign and the Kingdom come.
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