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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
6
Women troubled by private health issues are urged to write to Mrs Pinkham at the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts. She offers free confidential advice from a woman with 25 years of experience and accepts all letters for reading and response.
University engineering party led by F. L. Barker surveys the Silver King mines near Gates, evaluating a proposed tunnel, water power, and vein width of about 25 feet. Ore on the Queen vein runs from 12 to 16 dollars per ton, with nearby claims owned by Silver King Mining Company. Rail access may be developed from Lyons to support ore treatment.
Ad urges parents to give McGee's Baby Elixir to ailing infants to speed weight gain and ease digestion. Claims stomach and bowel relief, reduced fretfulness, and teething aid. Priced 24c and 60c, advertised by Dillon Drug Co.
Governor Charles E Hughes of New York has accepted the appointment to the Supreme Court to succeed the late Justice David J Brewer. The announcement was made at the White House today.
The city council met Saturday night and hired Engineer Myers of Tacoma to supervise the municipal power ditch at the electric plant on the McKenzie. Myers works for F. C. Kelsey, the contractor for the big plant, at a salary of 2500 dollars per month. Contractor Rychman, already aboard to finish the ditch, resumed work today with a large crew and teams. The meeting also approved curb-line grade leases on West Seventh Street from Charnelton to Blair.
Washington April 25 The senate committee on judiciary voted to conduct a thorough examination into the "third degree" practices amid claims of coercion. The inquiry seeks to determine legality and ethical boundaries, with testimony expected from law officers and witnesses.
The governor of New York, named to succeed the late Justice Brewer on the United States Supreme Court, has reportedly accepted the position, announced at the White House. The news confirms a high level shift in the federal judiciary as the administration confirms the appointment.
Discussion centers on the use of third degree tactics to extract confessions from accused individuals and the employment of people to spy on jurors, highlighting concerns over judicial integrity and jury se crecy.
Hiram Whitney died at home near Santa Clara on April 24 1910 at age 60 3 10 stomach trouble leaving a wife and two sons Irvin of Roseburg and Everett at home. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a m with interment in I O O F cemetery services at Santa Clara Christian church conducted by Rev Leon Myers. Kathryn Sprecher aged 18 months died at her grandparents Eugene home also on April 24 1910. funeral this afternoon at Masonie cemetery.
Hobbs F N McAllater and Potter as appraisers filed their investory with the probate court this year. Levy appraised the property at 3262.01 dollars.
The Sam Rugh Realty Co. reports the sale of C. J. Buler’s 15 acre fruit ranch three miles east of Eugene to W. W. Cook of Oshkosh Wisconsin. Cook and his family will occupy the property for a consideration of 3600 dollars.
Fragments remind mothers to use Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children to ease colds weather coughs and teething pains. Promote convenience and safety with a 25 cent box sold by druggists. Free trial offer directed to Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Kansas City April 25 O H Gentry Independence Missouri druggist testifies the strychnine tonic Hunton took was harmless and built up the blood He uncorks the bottle during testimony noting no cyanide or poison in other medicines He says two tubes of strychnine were sold to Swope family The defense faces a setback as the tonic habit could explain alleged poisoning and Miss Margaret Swope testifies about bottled water used at the Swope house
Springfield April 23 The flour mill halted to install new machinery including a Cleaner 14 and other upgrades Old mill stones built in 1854 by Isaac Briggs were sold to Pacific Paper Company to grind wood pulp The stones five feet diameter weighed about half a ton each They were replaced by modern grinding machines and left outside the mill The note also promotes Dr Shoops Restorative and urges readers to try it at Yeringtons Drug store
Kansas City Missouri April 23 Mrs B C Hyde calls the attempt to convict an innocent man of awful crimes on mere suspicion misguided as another prosecution witness nears death Dr Hyde is on trial for the alleged murder of Colonel Thomas H Swope R D Mitchell undertaker in charge of Swope body is ill with typhoid fever eight members of the Swope household have shared the fever Coincidences seem to haunt the Hyde case amid the ongoing trial and illness.
Saginaw Mich April 24 A 90 year old man W S Welton recalls watching Halley comet from Owosso hilltop seventy five years ago. Now at 90 he plans a May 19 return with a party of up to 560 friends to the same hill to view the comet again. He is in good health with sharp sight and fondly recounts the celestial event.
An old advert promotes Ballard's Herbine as a cure for constipation dyspepsia indigestion sick headache biliousness and all liver stomach and bowel troubles. It claims blue vision signals liver issues and urges a digest cleansing regimen sold by Dillon Drug Co.
Springfield beat Cottage Grove 9 3 in the second Willamette Valley League game held at Midway Park yesterday. Eugene lost 7 to 6 to Albany in a tense battle with Albany driving in the deciding run in the ninth. Manager Smith of Eugene collected four hits in five at bats and played excellent defense. Eugene players blame hard luck for losses but assert the club is improving with strong material and expect a close race between Eugene and Springfield. Officials promise better crowd control with three grounds officers and arrest for disturbances. The City of Albany opened the game with Dr. Davis, mayor, pitching the first ball.
Jack Johnson and his party departed Omaha for the West this afternoon amid claims he must reform his habits and train hard to rival Jeffries. Critics say his wind is poor and his recent exhibition featured only tame rounds as he puffed and wheezed.
The article promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier for the stomach liver and kidneys to counter the grip and its after effects. It claims to restore appetite energy and nerves, citing thousands of users and promising perfect satisfaction with a 50 cent price tag.
Dr Anna Maurer osteopathic physician offers treatment for all curable diseases with a specialty in women and children. Office located over F Dunn's contact Red 1631 for appointments.
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