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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1908

Page

7

Booths and Singleton Cleared in Conspiracy Trial

In the Booths and Singleton conspiracy case, defendants Robert A. Booth ex state senator James Henry Booth ex receiver of the Roseburg land office and Thomas E Singleton were acquitted. Jurors delivered not guilty verdicts after hours of deliberation with Booth shown as fully vindicated while two jurors still favored conviction for Booth and Singleton. The trial spanned three weeks with the verdicts read Sunday morning.

Ties Booth Wolverton Marsh Robert A. Booth Robert A.th James Henry Booth Singleton

Florence District Adopts Nine Month School Plan

Florence district will run a nine month school year starting September 7 with a new teaching corps including Professor Wimberly as principal Miss Colvin as intermediate and Mrs Wimberly as primary Also noted were county road work directions from Maple Creek to Sweet Creek and various local notices involving H G Wilson allotment letters for Indians and Miss Laura Austin hired by Grenada School for sixty dollars a month with Eugene visitors reporting on local affairs.

Florence Wimberly Nebraska Professor Wimberly Colvin Austin Maple Creek Sweet Creek H. G. Wilson Eugene F. A. Tripp Heceta Grenada Laura Austin R. M. Lewis

Marriage of Helen Ivy Gates and Wilder Farnham

Miss Helen Ivy Gates weds Wilder KR Farnham in Eugene with Rev J B McCallum officiating. After a noon train departure they head to Idaho for the groom’s new job, as friends extend heartfelt congratulations. Burton P. Thompson and Mrs Aliie Herbert wed in Albany with County Judge J N Pwncan officiating.

J. F. Gates Eugene Helen Ivy Gates Wilder KR Farnham Rev McCallum Yette Idaho Albany Burton P. Thompson Aliie Herbert Springfield J N. Pwncan

Arnica Balm Sold At Kuykendall's Drug Store

Mr W Stone of East Portland Maine endorses Bullen's Arnica Balm for sore feet burns sores cuts and abrasions noting its effectiveness also for piles It is sold under guarantee at W A Kuykendall's drug store for 25 cents

Bullen W. Stone East Portand Maine W. A. Kuykendall

July Building Permits Show 47 675 Total

Building Inspector McFarland lists July permits totaling 47675 dollars for cottages stores barns residences and a factory across blocks and streets including Charnelton Willamette and Pearl.Entires name owners addresses and project types with values, totaling 47675 dollars.

McFarland J. M. Kitson Seventh Street Wm. Bishop Woodcock Avenue Groas Billings Washington Street L. Long Nineteenth Street Agate Emerald Avenue Ef, A. Dunn Olive Street Eleventh Twelfth Sorenson Fourth Street J. P. Barger Hilyard Street Ninth L. H. Smith Park Street Seventh Eighth Geo. T. Hall Pear Railroad Taylor West Eleventh Street Washington and Lawrence Streets Jefferson Street Clark Cheshire Streets Ruth Madison Clark Streets Mies EF Ferguson Fourteenth Street Ferry Patterson Streets Rebecca Pope Fourteenth Fifteenth Bertha Miller Washington Streets J. BE. Martin Weat Sixth C. Hanson Patterson Street Sixteenth G. Ferguson Third Street Monroe Streta E. Quinn Madison Street W. A. Seymour Fairmount M. Kitchen Leeee Cherry Brothers Willamette Street F. Keopke Madison Streets J. M. Shelley Pearl Streets C. Sevison Olive Charnelton F. BH. Down Oak Street E. J. McClanahan Ferry Street Tenth E. E. Quimby Fifth Street Willamette Olive Streets J. F. Kelly Charnelton Street Eugene

Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Sold in Salem and Elsewhere

Cough remedy labeled Hickory Bark Remedy, produced by the Hickory Brak Remedy Company of Salem Oregon, promises purity and guaranteed cure or money back. Sold at Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and other first class dealers.

Hickory Brak Remedy Company Salem Hull Red Cross Drug Store

Independence trio in the city for a short visit

IL, BE, and L. B. Miller of Independence are in town for a few days, sightseeing and meeting local acquaintances.

IL. BE L. B. Miller Independence City

Stuckey Bound Over for Circuit Court Trial

Harry R. Stuckey, arrested at Alpha in the Sluslaw country, was examined by Justice Bryson for aggravated assault on G. W. Steinhauer. After hearing witnesses from the western county, the judge bound him over in $100 to appear for trial in circuit court with J. N. Harbaugh as defense counsel and Skipworth for the state.

Harry R. Stuckey Alpha Sluslaw Harry Bown G. W. Steinhauer Justice of the Peace Bryson Eircuit Ball J. N. Harbaugh Skipworth

Civil War Hero Kellogg Dies in Des Moines Home

Des Moines reports the death of Major Kellogg at his home last night. He had previously urged the Iowa legislature to pass a landmark resolution pledging Iowa's faith, credit, and resources in support of national honor during the Civil War.

Des Moines Major Kellogg Iowa

New Lumber Company Incorporated in Oregon

H C Mahon, Dr T W Harris of Eugene and Glenn O Bassett of Springfield filed for incorporation of Occidental Lumber Company in Lane County. Capital stock $8000, principal office in Eugene. Objects include general saw mill and lumbering. plans to expand Corvallis mill capacity from 30 000 to 50 000 feet daily as output meets strong demand amid a building boom.

H. C. Mahon T. W. Harris Eugene Glenn O. Bassett Springfield Corvallis Sunset Lumber Company Lane County Occidental Lumber Company

If Women Only Knew Dean’s Kidney Pills Relief

An Eugene readers ad notes backache from kidney issues and promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. It cites Mrs Abbott of 484 Pearl St confirming relief after using the remedy. Also mentions Nellie McMurray visiting from North Yakima, Washington.

Doun Eugene Thia Abbott Pearl St Ore Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Misa Nellie McMurray North Yakima Washington

One Original De Witt Witch Hazel Salve Sold Everywhere

Numerous imitations exist but only De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve remains the original product. Distributed by all druggists and widely available to consumers seeking the trusted remedy.

de Witt

Vote Bonds for Siuslaw Improvement

Florence West argues for issuing $100,000 in bonds to fund the Siuslaw harbor jetty. Prompt construction would allow light-draft vessels to pass, boost regional commerce, and speed prosperity. Delays risk years of piecemeal funding and continued bar danger. supporters urge immediate bond issuance through a special election once authorized.

Florence West Lane County Siuslaw Harbor Congress

Depot Wanted at Springfield Junction

Local residents of Springfield and nearby areas protest the Southern Pacific Company for failing to provide a depot or shelter at the junction. Passengers boarding the local train wait in sun or rain, despite promises to build a depot and station agent and even purchasing land for the purpose.

Springfield Southern Pacific Company

Eleven Hundred National Men to Camp at American Lake

Portland troops depart for field maneuvers at American Lake Washington with the Third Regiment commanded by Colonel Charles E McDonnell of Portland and the Fourth by Colonel Geo C Yoran of Eugene.

Portland Oregon American Lake Washington Charles E. McDonnell Geo. C. Yoran Eugene

Militia Men Off for Encampment at American Lake

Eugene sends over a hundred militiamen to the encampment at American Lake near Tacoma Washington aboard the morning train. The contingent includes Colonel Geo O Yoran and staff and Companies A and C Fourth Regiment plus the regimental hospital corps. Encampment set for ten days with possible extension for Oregon troops. two companies from here recruited for the trip with detailed rosters for Company A and noted roster gaps for Company C.

Eugene American Lake Tacoma Wash Geo. O Yoran Ashland Rosburg Oregon Raymond A. Babb William G. White William W. Branstetter Huster Sars RK. Pryor Oscar Faust Chas Watts C. Cecil Henderson Benjamin Harris Edward A. Rohne Elgin Perdew Henry Gibbs Ernest Losey Stacy Cummings Harry W. Hopkins Lloyd Pickard W. Clarence Henderson Claud Adkins A. L. Archambeau Albert D. Applegate Charles E. Barclay Albert Briggs Everett E. Carson Raymond R. Churchill Chas. Christiansen J. M. Clark Claude F. Drew Clarence F. Fisher Edward B. Finseth Commie Fletcher Dean Gilkey William P. Hamm W. C. Hamilton Maurice Harper John Floyd W. Stratton Merrie G. Tuel Edgar J. Udell Rudolph Wenger Frank W. Wiles Welby Wilkins Geo. Woods Raymond Perdew Walter W. McCornack Salem Fort Perry Ohio

Fire destroys Burlington dock and grain elevators in Chicago

Fire at the Burlington transfer dock and warehouse on Canal and Sixteenth streets destroyed one hundred box cars and elevators E and F, housing over half a million bushels of Armour grain. Loss estimated at 1.5 million dollars. Cause cited as the explosion of a barrel of chemicals.

Chicago Burlington Canal and Sixteenth Streets The Armour

Ex-Mayor Davis pleads guilty in conspiracy case

Portland dispatch reports former Albany Oregon mayor W M Davis pleaded guilty to a conspiracy indictment in U S court and was fined 500. Another perjury indictment against him was dismissed. Loomis also pleaded guilty to conspiracy with suspended sentence. Henry cases see multiple dismissals.

Portland W. M. Davis Albany Tuay Clark E. Loomis Loomis Hermann Heney Williamson Hall James Lee Zanesville Mary Lee James le Dr. King

Salem marksman places on state rifle team in Salem

W. W. McCornack of this city won fourth on the state rifle team at the Salem competition. He earned a silver medal for first at rapid fire and a bronze for fourth in the aggregate. He will stay in Salem practicing for the Die shoot at Fort Perry Ohio. The team will leave Salem Augwat.

W. W. MccCornack Salem Rapid Fire Fort Perry Ohio

Kodol Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief

Early use of Kodol prevents bad attacks of indigestion, but ignoring symptoms delays recovery. A hot bottle of Kodol is advertised as a remedy available from all sellers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry Stuckey Circuit NEW Lumber Company IS Incorporated Eugene Homes Siuslaw Springfield Junction Geo. O. Yoran John M. Williams Frank R. Taylor Fran L. Chambers Waldo L. Cheshire Creed C. Hammond W. L. Copperwell R. Claude Gray Benjamin Gardner L. W. Baker Davis Astoria Resse Samuel Pitcher Pharme Castor Bears Columbia Hill’s Willamette St Patterson Hammocks Patterson Pierce, Snell and Sterns Moderar Wile, Dees and Hoxie Bullets Hoxie Bus M. C Winchester Pani Itout Tolme Business Ies Oreg Gatalo Po Patton Lederer Bh Rei Albany College Albany Gergon Winter
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