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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1909

Page

8

Grateful Tributes to Dr Hartman for Peruna Benefits

Faithful housewives across the United States praise Peruna for throat and catarrh relief. Readers, including Ma Nolan and Mrs Hallardy, report lasting improvements, with testimonials extolling Peruna as a family remedy for children, digestion, and general health, urging continued use and trust in Dr Hartman.

Dr. Hartman Peruna D.C. Nolan Gem Sheil i Augusta Pauline Ocha North English Iowa Hartman

Oregon University Enrollments Reach Near 1200 In 1908

The university reports 550 in regular collegiate courses plus 116 in Portland Law, 76 in Portland Medical, 160 in Eugene Music, 306 in correspondence, and 23 in Milhiner School. Total Eugene departments register 700 excluding correspondence. Enrolled majors total 660 with 202 women and 348 men, and expected next year enrollment 650 to 700 in regular courses.

Law Behaod Portland School of Medicine Wl of Music Eugene Tn Milhiner School Walter Benton Clackitas Clatsop Columbia Coon Curry Cook Douglas Gilliam Grant River Jackson Josephine Lane Lincoln Linn Malheur Morrow Marion Multnomah Polk Sherman Tillamook Umatilla Union Wallowa Wasco Washington Wheeler Yamhill Alaska British Columbia California Missouri Nebraska New Jersey Colorado Idaho, & Minnels Iowa

Delegates Chosen to General Assembly

The Willamette Presbytery closed its meeting with a grand popular service. Delegates to the general assembly at Denver were elected: Rev. H. N. Mount of Eugene, Rev. George Gillespie of Mille City, Elder Jacob Voorhies, and Elder Frank Woole.

Willamette Presbytery General Assembly Denver Hi. N. Mount Eugene George Gillespie Mille City Jacob Voorhies Frank Woole

Lane County Farms For Sale By Land Buyers Club

The Land Buyers Club offers first class farms in Lane County with favorable prices. If a property meets quality and price criteria, they can arrange a buyer. Office at 17 East Eighth Street with a storefront in Red Cross Drug Store.

Lane County The Land Buyers’ Club East Eighth St Red Cross Drug Store

Massacre Reports Hit Adana Atrocity Claims Killings Spread

Information from Adana in Aleppo Turkey reports two American missionaries killed amid anti Armenian riots. Conflicting accounts say many Christians killed and homes looted. British vice consul to assess. Adana population 45,000 with Armenians and a Greek colony. Rev William N Chambers aged 70, his wife, and Miss Webb sisters cited.

Constantinople Adana Aalatie Turkey Adane Mersina Berlin Messina Adena American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Wm. Chambers Webb Chicago Misses Webb Missouri William N. Chambers First Congregational Church Oak Park Chambers

Land Company Formed To Do Big Things In Eugene

The Williams Land company was incorporated today with a capital of 100000 dollars to pursue real estate business, electric railway ventures, merchandise sales, gas and electric power plants, transmission lines and allied ventures. Incorporators are L L Bower C H Jones and C B Simmons with principal office in Eugene. Shares cost 100 dollars each.

Williams Land Company L. L. Bower C. H. Jones C. B. Simmons Eugene

Pioneer of 1852 J M Stafford dies in Mohawk Valley

J M Siattora described as another pioneer of 1852 died at his Mohawk home after five months illness from Bright's disease. Born Missouri May 15 1842, he crossed to Oregon in 1852 with his family, settled Lane County Mohawk, married Sarah E Hardman in 1866, had eleven children. He later wed Ellen Gulliford in 1907. survived by ten children plus two widows. He served two terms in Oregon House of Representatives in 1885 and 1887. Funeral and interment at Stafford cemetery Mohawk Saturday April 17 at 4 pm.

J. M. Siattora Bright Oregon Country James Madison Stafford Missouri Plains Oregon Mohawk Valley Lane Co Sarah E. Hardman Albany Fred Ellen Gulliford J. J. Finley H. Y. Spencer Mexico City House of Representatives Stafford Cemetery Mohawk

Polk County Mohair Pool Sold

The Polk County Mohair Association pool of about 50000 pounds sold this afternoon to William Brown of Salem as the highest bid at 25 cents a pound. U. S. Grant of Dallas bid 24 1/2 cents. Outside dealers Metzger Burnham and Ray of Portland attended. H L Fenton presided and led the sale at 1 30 o'clock with many local goat raisers and dealers present.

Polk County Mohair Association William Brown Salem Grant Dallas

Fire Devastates San Francisco Hotel Killing and Injuring Laborers

A blaze at the St George hotel and lodging house in San Francisco destroyed a three story wooden structure at Howard and Eighth, killing five and fatally wounding one, with eight small buildings also harmed. Around 180 guests fled or were saved by ladders and nets as charred ruins and a $82,500 fire loss were tallied, while dozens remain unaccounted for and search continues.

San Francisco St. Geroge Howard and Eighth Streets Cartwright Salem Oregon Johnson San Antonio Texas

Accused Students Ten Suspended for Two Weeks

Portland April 13. Ralph Bristol hazing case ends with two week suspensions for five students. The majority report by F W Holman and J C Ainsworth recommends the period, while Judge William Smith files a minority noting dismissal of charges. Affected are C A Downs Jas Neill Wilfred Wattenburg Byron Goodall and John Rast.

Portland Ralph Bristol University of Oregon Board of Regents F. W. Holman

California Racing Thing of the Past

California racing appears ended for now as Emeryville and Los Angeles meetings close. The Walker Otis anti betting law takes effect next week and racing interests will not contest it. Tanforan’s proposed meeting is abandoned amid strong public sentiment against a test meet.

San Francisco Cal California Emeryville Los Angeles Tanforan

Appointments in National Forest Service Highlight Washington Oregon Posts

Portland April 15 The national forest service announced new appointments on Washington and Oregon districts. Guy P. Smith and others named as assistant forest rangers on the Washington and Fremont National forests join Sherman A. Brown Earl Abbott and more. Cadle restored to duty on Fremont. John B. Senecal Roy E. Thomas and James Allen also resumed roles. Maurice Hamilton resignation accepted.

Oregon National Forest Theodore F. Cadle Fremont National Forest John B. Senecal Roy E. Thomas James Allen University of Washington Washington National Forest

Prune Crop Expected To Be Very Large This Year

Weather outlook remains favorable for a bumper prune crop as blossoms advance. W G Allen returning from the East visited his Irving fruit farm and reported strong prospects. A cold but steady season has caused little damage, while peach blooms may be hurt slightly but could push prune prices higher if peach crop shortfalls occur.

W. G. Allen Irving

New Life Pills Endorsement by Vermont Attorney

N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont declares Dr King s New Life Pills are a staple family medicine used for chills biliousness sick headache and more. The product sells for 25 cents at W A Kuykendall s drug store.

N. H. Brown Pittsfield Dr. King W. A. Kuykendall

Injunction Denied Ex Mayor Houston in Junction Case

Ex mayor C P Houston failed to obtain a temporary injunction from the circuit court against the city of Junction and six councilmen. Houston and attorney Frank Greenman appeared. C A Hardy for defendants. Houston sought to bar F A Saylor from taking office. Louise Bryant arrived from Seattle for a two week stay.

C. P. Houston Circuit Court City of Junction City Recorder F. A. Saylor Houston Frank Greenman C. A. Hardy

Cherry market threatened on Atlantic coast

The Eugene Commercial Club and the Eugene Fruit Growers Association urge Oregon lawmakers to impose a duty on foreign cherries. They warn imports from France Italy and Spain undermine Pacific coast growers by flooding eastern markets at low prices, aided by practically free duties and high freight costs to the West. They note barrels and preserved maraschino cherries also escape duty and quote local import firms seeking protection. The letter is signed by John H. Hartog for the Eugene Commercial Club and J. O. Holt for the Eugene Fruit Growers Association.

Eugene Commercial Club Eugene Fruit Growers’ Associatiey Oregon Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association United States Pacific Coast America France Italy Spain East Cincinnati California Pacific Maraschino Orehn

Klamath Falls Plans Big Railroad Celebration

Klamath Falls Oregon April 14 The chamber of commerce lays plans for a major event marking railroad service to the city With a $5000 fund for advertising and attractions the celebration aims to draw up to 10000 visitors including excursions from Portland San Francisco and Sacramento An Indian village grand water carnival and illuminated parade are planned Campgrounds will host 2000 people with tents for all plus railroad week activities to boost local interest and tourism

Klamath Falls Chamber of Commerce Portland San Francisco Sacramento Lake Ewatna Holland

Prevent Kidney Pain with Electric Bitters

A health advisory links back ache to kidney trouble and warns of diabetes and Bright’s disease. It promotes Electric Bitters as a quick remedy and cites a testimonial from J. R. Blankenship of Belk, Tenn., claiming cure after one bottle. Available at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store for 50 cents.

Bright J. R W. A. Kuykendall Blankenship Belk, Tenn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Faithful Housewives OF the Veruna T. J. Hallardy Pryor Creek Indian Territory Mia John M. Krabler Millersburg Ind Eatarth Lr. Hartman B. O. Nolan Ors J. M. Starler Handy Business Directory Bastin Sisters Garrett & Mitchell Real Estate Brokers Sixth and Willamette Sts Shinn the Sign Painter West Eighth Street H, Smyth Tolman Studio Willamette Street S. D Over Hall's Grocery BO East Ninth Street A. i Locker Mgr Eugene Electric Co. J Thomas Electric Wiring Phone Main W. H. Kmidgewal Prop Willamette St S. G. Beardsley,m McClung Bidg Hone Main Sth Willamette McLeod the Tailor East Ninth Street Jesse G. Wells Wm. G. Martin Warren Building Crescent Store Lulu Munkers-Marquam East Eleventh Street Mesina Asiatic Turkey Polk County Mohair Pool National Forest Service Maurice Hamilton Louise Bryant Seattle City Atlantic Coast John H. Hartog Mer J. O. Holt Secy
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