Rayner uses humor to lure insurgents into Democratic fold
In a Senate speech about the railroad bill Senator Rayner of Maryland mockingly questions insurgents if their support is fleeting or lasting. He urges Indiana's senior senator to join the Democrats, recounting Roosevelt era tactics and a dramatic ship metaphor to warn against perfidy and seek permanent alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymer
Maryland
Senate
Indiana
Iowa
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Eugene
The Eugene Merchants' Protective Association appointed a committee to arrange a notable Fourth of July event in Eugene with Allen Eaton Geo H Yerington and N J Blais on the panel. They will work with a Commercial club committee due next Monday to introduce new features and aim for a record street pageant if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Merchants’ Protective Association
Allen Eaton
Geo. H. Yerington
N. J. Blais
Commercial Club
Eugene
Jasper Grays Triumph Over Lowell Red Sox in Fast Game
Special Correspondence from Jasper reports the Jasper Grays defeating the Lowell Red Sox by 5 to 2 in a lively afternoon matchup. Han ks pitched effectively for Jasper, allowing two runs, while Lowell’s Hurd struggled in the fourth inning amid weak team support. Lineups featured Rankin Morrison Jones Drury Moore and Kestly for Jasper, with Hurd Hills Westerburg Goodle Gov ean Gibson and Gilbert for Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Red Sox
Lowell
Jasper Grays
Hanks
Hurd
Lowell Red Sox
Hills
Westerburg
Drury
Sanders
Attendance at Portland grounds last week totals 21073
Total paid admissions reached 21073 with daily counts of Tuesday 11108 Wednesday 1803 Thursday 2641 Friday 2758 Saturday 2477 Sunday 9286. If space had been available at the Sunday event at least 4900 more persons would have attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Grounds
Former Eugene Man Now Federal Prisoner Sued for Divorce
Mrs. Maude Murdoch of Eugene filed suit in circuit court against her husband Chas. N. Murdoch for divorce on cruelty. He was recently arrested for violating the federal postal law and is at Carson, Nevada, in federal custody. She seeks $100 to prosecute and $25 monthly for support of their twin daughters Helen and Hortense born July 30, 1906. The couple married Feb. 18, 1905 at Sand Point Idaho. L. M. Travis is attorney. Also Willard B. Michael vs Rosa Michael for desertion filed. They wed May 30, 1908. Rosa deserted Feb. 2, 1909. Woodcock & Smith represent Michael.
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Maude Murdoch
Chas. N. Murdoch
United States
Carson
Nev
Murdoch
Helen
Hortense
Murdochs
Sand Point
Idaho
Eugene
Otel Griges
L. M. Travis
Michael
Willard
Rosa Michael
Woodcock & Smith
Clerk Scholars Library Co
R. J. Hemphill
Te Wromor Ccs Scharge Sia
Frank Reianer
Eee
Rey
B. A. Allen
B. A. Morrill
Seen Nee
William Mathers
T. Jacobson Hee
John Spores Eevee
Ernest Miller
Seeee
J. BM. Borkabire
Wm. Gibbs
M. H. Hill
F. W. Williams
L. L. Westfall
Herbert E. Walker
M. Gillespie
L. A. Coldrom
A. E. Ball
Cc. H. Zumwalt
John M. Gibson
Josie Malloy
Laird Sete
Martin Foster
J. O'Brien
Bert Simmons
A. H Addison
L. Clark
J. F. Weeks
H. C. Bishop
Enreene
Chas. C. Fitch
J. K. Barrett
D. R. Hill Seeeee
Burcham Eee
Harbert Ee
D. Cooter So
John B. Scharff
Ollie Casperson
C. Buchanan
W. O. Orton
Elvin Taylor
H. H. Wood
Jesse Easton
Ew Petsesee
Alsy Hyland
Enee Eeee
J. A. Jeans Ese
John F. Smith
Peste
W. H. Sharpe
W. C. Shortridge
W. F. Hebert
Seth W. Harpole
Berge Torkelson Eer
H. Emery
L. Bond
S. Walls
Christian
L. Atkinson
W. B. Blachley
Jos. Slemmons
J. H. Ferguson
J. H. Kirk
T. H. Horn
Cc. J. Baker
D. B
Anna Vaughn
Cc. R. Hastings
H. M. Prindel
Jasper E. Allen
Huff
Enee
Ella Templeton
Enews
J. W. Williams Oreneee
Lawrence Lambeee
Ewes Owen
Eliza J. Luce
E. M. Crawford
W. F. Boring
M. Phelps
J. T. Sallee
F. B. Mason
Eee Wee
N. Lewis Steet
Estan Eeenaee
Edward B. Handsaker
Sk Db Wwe
C. Ww. BR. Scott
E. Harwood
Tease
O. W. Sears
Owen A. Thompson
Frank Curtla
G. A. Miller
A. W. Jones
M. Nelson Ee
Mary Smith
CRT
Booster
Mrs. Li J Jones
I. F. Benninger
Oree
Olaf Dahlin C. Benvey
Ssvcassees Eee
Owe
Thomas Taylor
Annie L. Hansen Wee Enene
Emma ‘Edmiston Rere Eenae 'E
HM. Eeeeee
Clarence Aylesworth Seees
Mrs. M. Ewnee
HL. Plank
Ewewens Eeseeee Ee
Glen G. Anderson
Maggie Leppertone Convere
M. Doane
Grover C. Sumner
Charles Danelson
Lievie May
Mollie E. Goodwin
Glen
Powers
Tad
John B. Dales
D. Boo
Commercial Club Names Its Standing Committees
At a special meeting of the Eugene Commercial club trustees the standing committees for the year were named. House committee: D. E. Yoran H. H. Hobbs W. M. Green. Auditing: W. B. Dillard L. L. Goodrich F. G. Stickels. Reading room: F. L. Chambers. Reception and entertainment: W. A. Bell A. C. Dixon L. L. Whitson. Membership: F. R. Wetherbee Dr. G. Beardsley F. A. Rankin. Municipal Affairs: G. D. Linn E. Schwarzschild A. H. Eaton M. Svarvernd Professor H. B. Leonard. Civic improvement: R. McMurphy F. W. Osburn M. J. Duryea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Commercial Club
D. E. Yoran
H. H. Hobbs
W. M. Green
W. B. Dillard
L. L. Goodrich
F. G. Stickels
F. L. Chambers
W. A. Bell
A. C. Dixon
L. L. Whitson
F. R. Wetherbee
Dr. G. Beardsley
F. A. Rankin
G. D. Linn
E. Schwarzschild
A. H. Eaton
M. Svarvernd
H. B. Leonard
R. McMurphey
F. W. Osburn
M. J. Duryea
Births in Tacoma and Eugene families announced
A daughter was born on April 18 1910 to W C Henderson and wife at Tacoma Washington. A son was born to Mr and Mrs F G Taylor at 602 North L street in Tacoma. Mrs Taylor is Nan Underwood formerly of Eugene and many friends will be interested in the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
W C. Henderson
North L. Street
Tacoma
Wash
F. G. Taylor
Taylor
Nan Underwood
Marriage at Danieh Church Near Junction City in 1910
Niels J. Mikelzen wed Bertha Brochner at Danieh Church near Junction City on April 15 1910 with Rev H J Jessen officiating. F J Hawley of Dayton Ohio arrived intending to make the city his home. His family is in California and will join him soon. Hawley previously ran a gasoline and machinery business in Ohio as part of the Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danieh
Junction City
Niels Jesen Mikelzen
Bertha Brochner
H. J. Jessen
F. J. Hawley
Dayton
Ohio
California
Mr. Hawley
Commercial Club
Death of Mrs J A Roberts in Springfield Oregon
Mrs J A Roberts aged about 52 died in Springfield after a lingering illness from liver trouble and internal diseases. She was born Mary E Hidpath in Washington Territory and lived in Oregon most of her life. Survived by husband J A Roberts two sons her mother and brother. Funeral held at three this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
J. A. Roberta
Oregon
Washington
Roberta
Mary E. Hidpath
Cowitta County
Kelso
Albany
Odd Fellows Anniversary Draws Hundreds To Springfield
In Springfield on April 27 nearly a hundred Odd Fellows joined an anniversary celebration at Coburg with many traveling by special Eugene train and a noon motor car. Chas Scott returns to work at the bank after a coast vacation. Births include a son born April 25 to Mr and Mrs Edwards Unity at Mrs Swanson’s home on C and Fourth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Coburg
Eugene
Chas Scott
Mr. Edwards
Unity
Dr Wetherbee to Erect Modern Apartment House
Dr J R Wetherbee plans a $75000 apartment building on the former Swedish sanitarium site at Twelfth and Market in Portland. Raymond Freeman and Law Frehee to draft plans for a modern structure. He will travel to Los Angeles soon to study latest apartment design and interior arrangements. The Twelfth and Market lot block 266 was purchased last Wednesday from Edward J Anerson for $26000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wetherbee
Alte
Twelfth and
Market Streets
Portlend
Onrna McNaughton
Raymond & Lawfrehee
Wetherbee
Los Angeles
Market Street
City of Portland
Edward Janesohn
Funeral and court news from Salem area 1910
IED at Salem on April 26 1910 Fred Mundell aged 34 died from injuries. He lived in Medford and was T M Erickson of Eugene s son in law. Interment in the local I O O F cemetery with funeral at Gordon s undertaking parlors at 11 am Rev M P Dommersnacs to lead services. Sheriff Bown returned from Lewiston Idaho with Edward Silkwood accused of seduction under promise of marriage. Silkwood bonded 1500 dollars before Judge Bryson of the Justice Court. J P Howe who bought the J O Storey tract near the city limits for 55000 leaves for Seattle and praises Eugene and Willamette valley growth. He toured Ellensburg Yakima and Upper Hamton River country asserting Eugene is the best home and investment in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Fred Mundell
Medford
T. M. Erickson
Eugene
Gordon's Undertaking Parlora
M. P. Dommersnacs
Sheriff Bown
Lewiston
Idaho
Edward Silkwood
Creswell
Boise
Brady
Lewistin
Young Silkwood
Bryson
Justice Court
Arrivin
J. P. Howe
J. O. Storey
Seattle
Mr. Howe
Spokane
Willamette Valley
Ellensburg
Yakima
Upperhamton River
Northwest
Hill Will Tour Oregon Interior
The Dalles Oregon April 24 Jan J Hill arrives this week after leaving Chicago to inspect his Oregon Trunk Line extension. He will tour the interior by automobile with a party and meet local officials and business leaders at a luncheon or dinner while in The Dalles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles, Or
J. Hill
Chicago
Oregon Trunk Line
Dalles
Darby Richardson Leaves Roseburg After Lawsuit
The sheriff attached Darby Richardson household goods in Roseburg amid a suit by J. G. Mack Co. of Portland for 902 dollars. Richardson, a former booster of Roseburg, accepted the move and departed for New York with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg. Or
Finm
Darby Richardson
Roseburg
J. G. Mack Co
Portland
Richardson
Hla
New York
Call of the Blood and a Department Store Move
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for liver trouble and skin improvement, claiming they purify blood and brighten complexion. It also notes the AxHilly Department Store will relocate to the Frank block next Monday with workers preparing the new space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine
Dr. King
W. A. Kuykendall
AxHilly Department Store
Frank Block
Houselild freight arrivals listed at local depot
The depot received three shipments bound for residents M. M. Sister from New Auburn Wisconsin O J McDonald from Bismarck North Dakota and Fred T Wheeler from an eastern point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houselild
M. M. Sister
New Auburn
Wis
O. J. McDonald
Bismarck
North Dakota
Fred T Wheeler
Every Bottle of Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Guaranteed
An advertisement promises satisfaction with Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey for throat and bronchial troubles. The claim asserts every bottle provides relief, highlighting the product s efficacy and a money back guarantee if results are not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Mason and Krentz Plan New Hot Water Heating Plant
Dan Mason and his son, visiting from Junction, were accompanied by F. E. Krentz of Eugene to install the hot water heating plant in their newly erected building housing a hardware and furniture store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mason and Son
Junction
F. E. Krentz
Eugene
Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as kidney remedy
An old advertisement extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal fix for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims benefits for women and men, promises immediate relief, and offers samples by mail. The text urges writing to Dr Kilmer in Binghamton New York for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egent
Cuife
Dr. Kimney & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Kilmer
Inghamton
N. V
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Warner
Ladies’ Home Journal
S. H. Friendly
Harvard
Rayner
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Eugene Man
T. G. Hendricks
First National Bank of
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College Hill
Ateeet
Willamatte Street
Cc. BE
Dune Een
Arthur Hartman
Ww. M. Faulkner
D.T. Spores Bee
Kon Myers Seamen
G. KB. Hebert
Nh Db
Critea
Ieeeneee
H. B. Hackett
Wm. Hoyd Eheeateue
Elmer Doolittle
M. T. J. Hawke
J. A. Roberts
DR. Wetherbee
Hill
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