Examiner Accountant Arrested for Murder in Nora Fuller Case
Special to the Guard reports Boston blue laws enforcement. Queen Wilhelmina weaker but okay. rebels seize Han king in China. Belgium labor riots leave eight dead. sugar trade talks in Congress stall. Oregon man kills German by Merlin over land. San Francisco murder case targets Charles Bradley, an Examiner accountant, in the Nora Fuller killing.
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San Francisco
Charles Bradley
Examiner
Nora Fuller
ODD FELLOWS AT GOSHEN FORM NEW ORANGE LODGE
Pisgah logge No 156 at Goshen reports the institution of a new lodge with 40 charter members. Hon Jy Walton of Eugene presided, assisted by Drury of Coburg and Arthur Tait of Creewell, with many visiting brethren from Eugene Irving Coburg Cottage Grove and Springfield. Officers named include N G Hemphill and J Maxwell W G T, J H Hamilton secretary, J M Cornelius treasurer, Win Wilson warden, B Keeney conductor, and others. A large supper followed the ceremony.
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Daily Guard
Pisgah
Goshen
Jy Walton
Eugene
Mr Drury
Coburg
Arthur Tait
Creewell
Irving
Cottage Grove
Springfield
New Lodge
J Hemphill
T O Maxwell
J H Hamilton
J M Cornelius
Win Wilson
B F Keeney
RSNG
RE Williams
LC Wilson
J M Harkine
John Edmunson
Orlo Cahow
H W Elliott
Philip Berkshire
Henry Mathews
IOOF Excursion to Portland Requires Early Ticket Pick
Members seeking the $4.50 round trip IOOF excursion to Portland on April 25th and return April 27th must apply for tickets by Tuesday April 22nd at designated locations. A car must be ordered by then, and tickets may be issued through departure if a carload is assured.
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Opp
Portland
Fish for Long Tom Stocking from Oregon Letter
Residents along the Long Tom River and nearby lakes seek carp catfish and pike to stock the waters. A letter from Max Ropusky of Eugene Oregon transcribed April 9 1902 explains such procurements usually go through the US fisheries department and offers possible future help from Master Fish Warden H G Van Dusen if supplies become available.
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Long Tom
Franklin
Astoria
Max Ropusky
Eugene
Oregon
Sie
Sth
US Fisheries Department
H G van Dusen
Pioneer Catherine Campbell Dies in Cottage Grove at 74
Mrs Catherine Campbell an Oregon pioneer of 1850 died at her son Thomas K Campbells home in Cottage Grove Oregon aged 74 years She had lived in Portland for ten years before moving to Cottage Grove and her son is the sole surviving family member.
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Cotrace Grove
Catherine Campbell
Oregon
Thomas K
Mre Campbell
Portland
Judges and clerks named for June election
At the April term of the county commissioners court the following judges and clerks for the June election were appointed to replace those who did not accept first appointment. Glentonn precinct AR hardson judge North Jansion FA Miller clerk Saginaw Geo Epps clerk Spring Ltd CF Calef clerk Cresnel TA Shafer judge Wallace-Gre W Kelly judge ZamwailA onzo Traxler judge AA Kempp els Gate Creek JF Miller clerk Blue River Geor yringon clerk Camp Creek Campbell judge East Cottage Grove GG Warner clerk South Eugene 1 John M Williams judge JM Howe clerk North Eugene No 1 JW Cherry North Eugene No 2 RM Day Elmira E McClure judge Florence R B Milla judge Chay E Harwood clerk Fairmount J W Reynolds judge M C Davis clerk
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County Commissioners’ Court
Glentonn
I R *Hardson
North
F A Miller
Saginaw
Geo Epps
Spring Ltd
C F Calef
Cresnel
T A Shafer
Wallace
Gre
W Kelly
Zamwail
Onzo Traxler
A A Kempp
Els
Gate Creek
J F Miller
Blue River
Rington
Camp Creek
Caampbell
East Cottage Grove
G G Warner
Property Sales Reach About $18,000 In Week
Daily Guard reports Farrow & Co sold the E L Hurd farm of 120 acres near Eugene for 5400 and 123 acres in San Diego county from P Blais to E L Hurd for 6364. Other sales include J L Key house and Huddleston addition to E B Kester at Olympia. Total value for the week estimated between 17000 and 18000, with additional properties sold and more to publish. Also O L Bowder farm of 754 acres south of Springfield sold to August Green for 5430 and Floyd Keys place of 75 acres west of Irving to Mr Pierce for 2000.
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Daily Guard
Farrow & Co
P Bisis
California
E L Hurd
Eugene
San Diego County
P Blais
J L Key House
Lolion Huddleston
E B Kester
Olympia
Mrarrow
F T
O L Bowder
Springfield
August Green
Withington
Floya Keys
Irving Vo
Pierce
Iowa
Coburg Confectionery Store and Billiard Hall
Oscar Parsons moves his family to Coburg and buys the confectionery business of Charles Clover with the billiard hall, to operate at once. He will offer cigars and tobacco, keep billiard tables in first class condition, and provide pleasant surroundings and courteous treatment to patrons.
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Daily Guard
Oscar Parsons
Coburg
Charles Clover
Philologian Society Debates Prohibition Question
The Philologian society met with Alien Eaton presiding. The debate argued that prohibition is the best liquor solution. Davis and Wagner spoke for the affirmative while Watson and Moulton spoke against. Joe Templeton delivered a recitation.
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the Philologian Society
Alien Eaton
Messrs
Davis
Wagner
Watson
Moulton
Joe Templeton
Junction Accident at Warner and Kelser
A worker plastering the storeroom at Warner and Kelser fell about ten feet from a scaffold yesterday. He suffered three broken ribs and was injured.
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Junciion Crry
J F Curtie
Warner & Kelser
Eugene civic notes and arrivals at end of day
April events and visitors in Eugene list many arrivals departures and social notices. Prominent names include Dr BF Russell from Thorton, Jay Tibbetts from Junction City, Miss Anna Oglesby from Junction City, Capt C J Dodd of Springfield traveling to Portland, Attorney J E Young from Cottage Grove, Mre Nina Ostrander from Cottage Grove, Mrs F J Miller at her ill mother in Albany, O Jo Gilstrap returning to be city editor, and Gotfried Graeber visiting. Also mentions Carl Groves, Letha Bolden, Waldo Adams, Ralph Brumley en route to Idaho, and Curtis Johnston promoting Eugene Razor Factory.
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Stuart Hanpa
Everett
Wash
W W Chessman
Anna Oglesby
Junction City
Frank Hadley
Hadleyville
T B Ford
Jeferson
C J Dodd
Springfield
Portland
J E Young
Cottage Grove
Letha Bolden
Pleasant Hill
Waldo Adams
Eugene
San Francisco
University
P Hohl
Mike Wald
Nina Ostrander
F J Miller
Albany
M FE Gray
Curtis Johnston
Eugene Razor
Johnston
Will Rapsop
Vernon Co
Uniform Bank
K of P
McMineville
Corvallis
Roseburg
Medford
Granta Pase
Ashland
Degree of Hon or Convention at Junction City
The District Convention of the Degree of Honor met in Junction City April 19 and 20, drawing a large attendance. Papers on lodge topics were read and discussions were lively. Attendees came from Eugene Albany Jefferson Lebanon Harrisburg Corvallis and Corvallis officers elected for next convention to be held in Corvallis in October: President Ruth Clark and Secretary Sadie Moore.
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Junction City
Eugene
Emma Hawthorne
Belle
May
Lottie Meyers
E Chileon
Rozelle Starr
Lizzie Guckert
Nellie Brabham
Delphine Golith
Carrie Robb
J W White
Albany
Mary KR Hogue
AD Barker
Maggie Barker
Bertha Parker
Jefferson
Harriet Looney
Lebanon
Anna Robbins
Harrisburg
Louisa Maxon
Alice Winkle
Maggie Cartwright
Mies Kittle Baker
Corvallia
Ruth N Clark
Corvallis
Mra
Ruth Clark
Sadie Moore
Blue River Mines Visit Signals Rising Local Prospects
C W Standish and wife visit Brownsville from Eugene where Mr Standish works as a blacksmith at Lucky Boy mine. He plans to return in a couple of weeks as melting snow spurs activity in Blue River district with many claim owners awaiting access. Development work and new mills are expected, with the Lucky Boy mill at 10 stamps soon to be fully operational again after a shaft repair.
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Brownsville
C W Standish
Eugene
Standish
Lucky Boy
Blue River
New Store Opening In Eugene At Ninth Street
W P Manning and Co from Portland lease Michael Schneider’s brick building on East Ninth street and will open a general merchandise store on May 1. Dunno Kroes bakery moves. Duon Bros will relocate to Willamette street. Manning and Brown occupy second floor living quarters. families already settled in Eugene. Ninth street deemed ideal for business.
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Eugene Ia
W P Manning & Co
Portland
Michael Schneider
East Ninth Street
Dunno Kroes
Duon Bros
Mr. Holden
Willamette Street
Mesera Manning and Brown
Eugene
Ninth Street
Prominent Lumbermen Visit Booth Kelly Mills and Lands
Hene F Dean Prescott of Valley Lumber Co Fresno and ER Hutchins Booth Kelly Eastern rep Chicago arrived to inspect Booth Kelly Co mills in the county and timber lands. They, with Geof Kelly and R A Booth, toured Coburg mills yesterday and will visit other mills before departing.
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F Dean Prescott
The
Valley Lumber Co
Fresno
California
ER Hutchins
Chicago
Booth-Kelly Co
Booth- Kelly Co
Geof Kelly
R A Booth
Coburg
Furniab To Visit Salem Despite Dispute Over Committees
A public demonstration was planned but canceled after a row over committee appointments and the Geer men issue. Mr Furniab will be shown around Salem instead. Unclear whether a leaking barrel or pot will be carried during the tour.
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Vierr Batem
Albany
Democrat
Furniab
Salem
Michael Schneider Wins Brick Building Contract at City Corner
The Guanko Thuraday reports Michael Schneider secured the contract for a new two story brick building at the corner of Weet Eighth and Olive Streete. The lower story will house store rooms already engaged, and the upper floor will be living rooms with twelve rooms on the second level. Ten rooms form two suites and two separate rooms complete the layout.
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Kromyvgrper
Guanko Thuraday
Michael Schneider
Weet Eighth and
Olive Streete
Man Arrested for Attempted Outrage in East Umpqua
Sheriff L Parrott arrested 28 year old Jas Smith in East Umpqua for alleged attempt to outrage the 14 year old daughter of Mrs Lewis Neal. Smith appeared before District Attorney Brown yesterday and was bound over in $1000.
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L Parrott
East Umpqua
Jas Smith
Mra
Lewis Neal
Smith
Brown Yee
Oregon Wins Lodge Contests for Membership Growth
The Oregon lodge region edged Washington in the Oregon Washington contest with April 6th closing. Roseburg led with 54 new members, Wendling in Lane county added 43, and Lebanon was third with a substantial gain as Washington declined to report exact numbers. Oregon will receive the silk banner in due course.
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Wendling
AOUW
Oregon
Washington
Roseburg
Lane County
Lebanon
Real estate transfers and citizenship notices at courthouse
Mortgage and chattel transfers list multiple property deeds with names and amounts. Citizenship papers grant to Rasmussen and Liedtke. Probate reports: Lizzie Fisk guardian, W O Stearns estate, A E Wheeler annual report showing $289.35 balance. Mining location notes J S Akin locates Black Hawk claim in Bohemia district.
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Lizzies Fisk
JS Akin
Black Hawk
Bohemia
New Lodge of Artisans Forms Coburg Assembly
H E Smith deputy grand master completed organizing United Artisans at Coburg Friday evening. Charter membership reached sixty with officers elected including PM A-Mra8 E Wigle, M A-W 58 Leonard, Sup-J E Coleman, Insp-Miesa Bernice Crandall, Bedt-J D Wigle, Treas-Mre M T Crandall, 4 O-Harry Vaughan, M M-Virgil Clover, Jr Con-Walter Philippi, Inat-Mre A Leopard Warder-C H Philippi, Field Commanders-Mre Laur, Dee ter H E Daniels, J R Snyder. The Artisans say Deputy Smith is a crackerjack.
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H E Smith
United Artisans
Coburg
E Wigle
Leonard
J E Coleman
Miesa Bernice Crandall
J D Wigle
T Crandall
Harry Vaughan
Virgil Clover
Walter Philippi
Leopard
C H Philippi
Laur
Deeter
H E Daniels
J R Snyder
Smith
John Withrow Robbed At Central Hotel Incident
In Roseburg yesterday John Withrow a Lane County logger visiting on business was involved in a drunken disturbance at the Central hotel with two unnamed Black men. Withrow alleges he was relieved of about 16 in liquor while the men were taken into custody by Marshal Dillard. A subsequent pocket search found a total of 2. The pair are to be examined tomorrow.
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Dally @yard
Kastue
Central Hotel
Jobn Withrow
Lane County
Roseburg
Withrow
Iquor
Peir
Marshal Dillard
Darkies
Band Concert Delight In Cottage Grove Sees Ladies Shine
The Bohemia Nugget reports Eu gene young ladies performed in Cottage Grove. Miss Hadie Ford played a piano solo with notable proficiency. Neva Perkins and Carrie Ford accompanied superbly. Daley Gilbert delivered The Holy City to a crowd inspired by her clear bell like voice and wide range.
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Bohemia Nugget
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Hadie Ford
Neva Perkins
Carrie Ford
Daley Gilbert
Holy City
Prominent Lebanon Liveryman Dies Suddenly at Stable
DaorrsD Dsap Im His 8TaBLa shows Westfall a Lebanon liveryman and pioneer of Linn county who collapsed at the watering trough in his stable on Thursday. In poor health for months yet improving recently he was about 60, leaving a wife and two daughters.
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G M Westfall
Lebanon
Westfall
Linn
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