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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
12
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A report details a child’s three month battle with eczema described as a fearful state. Pain and itching were intense, prompting remedies and medical attention sought to ease suffering.
A resident of North Branch Michigan describes a three month skin ailment that lowered her spirits and a doctor’s advice led to using Cuticura Remedies. After applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition cleared, with no further trouble.
A patient from Holloway Michigan recounts six months of severe skin itching and rash. After trying multiple doctors and costly remedies, he used Cuticura products and experienced rapid relief with no recurrence since. The ad promotes Cuticura Remedies as a guaranteed pure treatment for skin diseases and includes product and company details.
In Rome the police warn J Pierpont Morgan he cannot be guaranteed protection in the streets as bloodshed between police and workers appears likely. Troops are rushed in and military rule may be declared if trouble worsens. Shops close and business halts as unrest intensifies during Morgan’s stay and the surrounding secrecy.
Crowds flood the streets as workers honor fallen comrades amid fears of anarchist violence. Three laborers are dead, four dying and eight gravely hurt while thirty one police and soldiers suffer injuries. Officials allowed the parade under pressure from labor leaders but police were overwhelmed by numbers.
From Friday's Daily Guard a long list of residents and visitors. J. M. Cook came from Junction City, Ed T. Judd of Salem stayed overnight, W. H. Offutts from Ritzville on business, L. D. Pierce from Belding arriving for potential business, Frank Crabtree of Cottage Grove visiting, R. C. Roney from Goshen between trains, Mittis Momb moved to Coos Bay, Miss Carol Johnson to Creswell, Senator Charles W. Fulton departed north, William Landers to Portland, Miss A. M. Smith to Junction City, Mrs. Phoebe Hughes visiting from Creswell, F. C. Bean returning from California, Elder B. C. Tabor from Grove to Barney May, Harrisburg mayor, Jonathan Johnson to Palouse, J. H. Martenson and wife and Jens Paulson in town on business, Mrs. Hugh Hampton returning to Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Davidson visiting Harrisburg and Brownsville, Dr. P. J. Bartle recovered from appendicitis and out downtown, Father Butler visiting from Corvallis en route to Eugene, Miss Grace Bingham to Cottage Grove to visit sister Mrs. Griggs, Claud Spencer of the S P Co lumber inspector now in Portland, W. Kennell and wife from Utica seeking a West relocation for their son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ladd from Portland via Los Angeles, J. O. Storey of Portland, Eugene & Ea Railway Co, back in Portland, A L Sperlint, A Huston and J P Linden of Independence among locals.
London dispatch reports H. H. Asquith travels from Dover to Calais to meet King Edward amid Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's resignation and looming cabinet crisis. Rumors of the king's return fade, while Asquith appears unchallenged for party leadership and government, with possible constitutional changes expected in the extraordinary premiership transition.
In Indianapolis the conference of coal operators from Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and miners from these districts and Illinois adjourned after a two hour session with no mine work resumed. The next meeting is set for Toledo on April 14. In New York Samuel A Stodel of the Industrial Workers of the World warned that 4 750 000 workers in 37 states are unemployed and conditions are worsening.
Kansas City April 7 The prospects for an early settlement of the Southwestern coal miners strike were delayed as operators demanded terms the miners refused. An attempt will be made to bring the two sides together tomorrow.
A $45,000,000 deal consolidates gas and electric plants across twenty five counties in Central and Northern California under Standard Oil interests, tying San Francisco and California utilities into one portfolio.
Warren Conten tion company plans to cover Hust Elehib street from Willamette to High with hard surface pavement within two weeks if weather stays good. The paving will extend to Ninth Seventh and Eleventh streets later. A large crew began spreading the material this morning attracting a big crowd all day.
Special to the Daily Guard reports Cottage Grove held a quiet city election on April 7. Dr B R Job won the mayoral race over Thompson and J E Young defeated Alia King for recorder. Herbert Eakin was unopposed for treasurer. George Atkins won First ward council seat, Henry Fisher Second ward, and Al Eldridge Third ward.
Putney April 4 Cambridge won the varsity race for the third time in succession defeating Oxford by two and a half lengths, leading from start to finish.
Assistant Chief Engineer A J Barclay of San Francisco arrives to oversee resumption on the Drain Cool Bay railroad next month. Portland tunnel contractor C J Owens and J W Sweeney secure contract to finish four Elkton tunnels, starting around April 5 with a large work force.
Local office transfers, shipments, and visits fill Eugene's day. Roseburg moves staff. W D Combs ships hay from Muddy station. Rev John Glen visits his son J M Glen in Eugene on way home from California. Dr L W Brown aids surgery in Portland and returns tonight. Lt J M Kelso Jr visits for army recruiting in Oregon. Dr A Reid pledges arrival in Eugene. T G Booth heads to Grants Pass after visiting Hon R A Booth. Mrs J B Lalley and daughter Ethel arrive from Portland to stay with Mrs W H Alexander. Dr A Nehrbas and J K Morrison of Independence register at The Smeede. possible investments in Eugene property. District Attorney W S McFadden attends circuit court starting tomorrow. I W Lane of Sunset Lumber comes from Portland to discuss with stockholders.
Washington County faced no Democratic candidates prompting the county clerk to seek Attorney General Crawford's instructions. Crawford ordered a total blank ballot to be printed so names could be added in the correct spots.
New York April 7 relatives of Muie Gould reach agreement to interpose no further objections to her engagement to Prince de Sagan. George Gould, custodian of his sister's property, is said to be the only family member opposed to the marriage.
New York records show Howard Gould replying to a suit by WIPI. The filing lists alimony and separation claims involving Gould and wife Katherine Clemmens Gould and notes proceedings in the supreme court.
A New York divorce suit reveals Dustin Farnum as co respondent. The husband accuses his wife of multiple intoxication episodes and scandalous behavior at theatres restaurants and hotels. He cites a wedding party incident and previous misconduct allegations involving Colonel W F Cody.
Readable fragments show a divorce petition referencing a woman living in Hill and accusations including drunkenness quarreling and use of obscene and profane language before and after marriage. The item notes alleged behavior rather than a full court decision.
Died. H B Worlburt owns a three quarter acre Blair street tract. W W Cowrld also holds a quarter acre. both parties engage in land deals this spring. Firms Neaps Scheel and firm name Schell announce court actions. FE J Ingham seeks $150 balance due. Walton & News act as plaintiffs’ attorneys in the circuit court.
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