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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1907

Page

6

The Cat That Tied A Village To Its Tail

In Claybury a white cat with one blue eye and one yellow eye becomes the center of a comic battle for inheritance. Joe Clark, George Barstow, and Bob Pretty chase the ill fated pet through crowds, lies, and village schemes as a £15 reward sparks a week long wild search ending with the cat found by a Ling resident and the cottage twist finally resolved. The tale blends humor and small town characters in a Victorian style parable of greed, loyalty, and mischief.

E Anpry Smith Claybury Old Man Clark Young Joe Clark Darling Joe Clark Old Clark Joe Sea Joe Clark George Barstow Henery Woeer Henery Walker George Marstow Uim George Rapstow Tie P'Ison Henery Sea George Barstow Bill Chambers Ead Bill George Jimmy Cat Isaac Sawyer Alf Barstow Bob Pretty Bob Sea Bill Chambers Bob Retty Inez Joe Gubbins Mra. Clark Sea Bob Bob Cretty Puss Bil Chambers Ghouts Ling Policeman White Cudford

Infant Wisdom Sparks Simple Physic Tales

A Manchester Guardian correspondent recalls a child defines a solid as all one piece with no empty space inside, noting the boy later becomes a B. Sc. and science teacher in Liverpool. Another child ponders darkness after a light is turned off, exclaiming in awe at a "big hole" in the night.

The Manchester Guardian Liverpool

Whitmanian Resistance of Modern Young Poets

May Sinclair notes in Atlantic that contemporary young American poets show little revolutionary zeal. They cling to form, favor classic styles, and prize meticulous diction over bold rupture, likening their stance to aristocracy rather than sansculotte revolt.

Walt Whitman America May Sinclair Atlantic

Timber land proof notice for Oregon lands filed

Eugene Holland of Crow, Lane County, Oregon, files sworn statement No. 7871 to purchase eight percent of NE and NW quarters of section 8, township 19 south, range 8 west, for timber value. He will prove before U S. Commissioner W W. Calkins in Eugene on June 6, 1907. Witnesses named: Henry Hinkson, Sidney Porter, Harvey Sallee, Clair Hinkson. Adverse claims must file by June 6, 1907.

State of Oregon Lane County Louis E. Bean Willamette Meridian Oregon H. D. Offutt Lola A. Offutt Mary M. Bremer August F. Bremer James Offutt A. D Circuit Court E. U. Lee Roseburg Congress California Nevada Washington Territory Eugene Holland Crow Lane South Range No W. M W. W. Calkins U. S Eugene Henry Hinkson Alma Sidney Porter Walton Harvey Sallee Clair Hinkson Benjamin L. Eddy Register United States Land Office Valeria Westfall Greenleaf Range West Calkins Ugene Chipear Wileut Deadwood Clar

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