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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
7
A tangle of romance and misadventure unfolds as Lord Deppingham and Lady Agnes arrive at the remote Ararat estate. Bowles the British agent, Saunders the clerk, and native workers navigate delays, intrigue, and colonial misrule while awaiting Browne and legal heirs.
The Dalles Oregon July 31. A man arrested on suspicion of being Jack Simpkins in connection with the murder of ex Governor Steunenberg of Idaho has been released. The arrest was prompted by a strong resemblance, but the man insists he is not Simpkins.
At the grand judge of Women of Woodcraft held in Portland this week Mrs. Alberta S. McMurphey of Eugene was named on the resolutions committee. Dr. W Kuykendall of Eugene was appointed chairman of the laws and grievances committee. The grand lodge gathers lodges from nine Pacific states. An old poison harmness is noted as a cautionary remark about a mixture of water and sugar.
Portland rumors from Douglas County suggest Binger Hermann may seek a return to politics to challenge Congressman Hawley. Hermann denies plans, calling reports incorrect, while friends allege growing support and groundwork. Time will tell if he enters the race.
The Eugene Guard editor reports Oregon has the best exhibit on the grounds, though the Gazette Times criticizes it as less impressive than Washington, California, and Canada. The Oregon building is strong yet underused, with a central apple pyramid display and scattered photos that fail to command attention. Kiser Pictures attract little notice, and overall, photos at the fair are not a success without engaging display or accompanying information.
General Manager J. P. O'Brien and company officials visited Eugene for two hours to inspect the depot yards. They reviewed land between West Fourth street and the tracks, noting plans to extend the present house track northward to allow unloading all cars on the new tract. A larger freight house was not discussed in detail but is anticipated as needed.
A public telephone booth was installed today in the lobby of the Hotel Smeede. The feature provides convenient dial access for guests and visitors within the hotel grounds.
The Daily Guard reports a Saturday irrigation meeting led by Commercial Club president Helmus W. Thompson. Experts warned water limits, urged cooperative controls for Lane County, and cited Willamette Valley growth potential with irrigation. Fortier and Stover presented on water use, costs, and farming benefits, with emphasis on Hood River and local crops.
F. Bean and his wife arrived home yesterday morning after a trip to Los Angeles.
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