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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

4

Western Lane deputy wardens named for fire control

The state board of forestry appointed deputy fire wardens for the Mapleton Acme Grenada Reed Florence and Ruby areas to issue burning permits if safe. Rev M W Phelps's Mapleton house burned last week and Linelaw Lumber at Acme will close for unknown time. Salmon fishermen must display license numbers on nets corks boat per Master Finch Warden Van Dusen. The schooner Sausalito, 33 days from San Francisco, was towed in and is loading at Oregon California Lumber mill. Washealore towed out with cargo.

State Board of Forestry W. EF. Potters Mapleton Martin Noffeinger Acme C.O. Etchler Minerva Arthur Austin Grenada P. L. Tucker Reed Lucien Johnson Bart Ovie Dowell Mercer W. R. Jephcott Florence Conrad Townsend Ruby W. W. Neely M. W. Phelps Linelaw Lumber Company Finch Warden van Dusen San Francisco Oregon & California Lumber Compay

Lumber schooners sail from Siuslaw mill to San Francisco

The Mayflower departed last Saturday carrying lumber from the Acme mill aboard for San Francisco. The Albion left Monday afternoon with a cargo bound for the city market. Florence West,

Siuslaw Lumber Company Mayflower San Francisco Acme Milla Albion Florence West

Unity Local News and Personal Mention

Unity, Aug. 6 Special Correspondence Rev Erskine filled his appointment here with Evangelist Ethell preaching two sermons. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards came from Egypt to attend church. Mr. Carpenter, once in the asylum, was buried at Fall Creek leaving one son Emmett. Supervisor Larimer graveling Big Fall Creek road. county joins $200. Rumor Roney to begin Hyland bridge work. Abe Houck and George Young seek cancer treatment in Portland and Eugene. Twelve hunters licenses issued. applicants include tall men 6 ft 5 in, 6 ft 2 in, and others.

Unity Erskine Ethell M. EF. Edwards Egypt Carpenter Fall Creek Emmett Wil Larimer Big Fall Creek Bridge Roney Hyland Bridge Abe Houck George Young Portland Young Hie Hp Eugene San Francisco Mr. Houck

Marcola Busy Summer With New Hotel Schoolhouse and Flume

Marcola to see rapid growth this summer as a new three story hotel with 32 rooms opens under manager W C Seelye, a new four room schoolhouse rises, and a Southern Pacific Lumber flume from camp No 2 nears completion. The town also adds a Sun light department store branch and a new building project by Garrison and Mummey. W W Coffey suffers a head injury while working at Sunset Lumber, with a prior serious injury a year earlier.

Marcola Southern Pacific W. C. Seelye W. W. Coffey Sunset Lumber Company Garrison & Mummey Marcela Ax Billy Department

Mrs Hubbard celebrates thirty fifth wedding anniversary

Mrs F F Hubbard and friends marked their thirty fifth marriage anniversary with refreshments and a general good time. Nearby, Geo Sabocski finishes a five room cottage and more buildings are reported under construction at Marcola.

Mra

Birth announced for A Smiths' baby in San Clara

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A Smith in San Clara on August 6, 1907. The infant weighed ten pounds at birth.

Six Per Cent Dividend On Southern Pacific

New York August 1 official announcement declared a 6 percent annual dividend on Southern Pacific common stock. It did not specify payment frequency. The murder case of Alexander Huber was cleared by a farm hand finding Jack Leno dead, linked to Leo as the suspect. A replevin suit between EB C Smith and William Vaughn failed to reach a verdict. Griffin Hardware advertises second hand buggies. Columbia wreck total losses now 77.

New York Alexander Huber Cornell Road Jack Leno New Era Leo Oreconian EB. C. Smith William Vaughn

Eugene Railroad Business Rises Over Ten Percent This Year

The Eugene railroad trade shows over a ten percent rise in both passenger and freight volumes this year. Agent A J Gillette notes continued growth and predicts an even larger increase next year as the wider national economy climbs. Amid this, Southern Pacific adds passenger trains and larger engines to handle freight, while a through passenger train and an express mail train may be added per reports from Portland. A proposed lumber tariff could slow Lane County traffic, though strong opposition is expected. Wendling service remains active with low fare tickets but higher local workload.

Eugene A. J. Gillette Southern Pacific Portland Lane County

Drowned Father Rescues Son At Long Beach Surf

Dr. James M. Smith an osteopath from Portland drowned in the surf at Long Beach Washington while trying to save his 13 year old son Leslie who had strayed into a Crab Hole. A strong undertow pulled them apart and the father was lost, the son reached the sandbar safely.

Long Beach Wash James M. Smith Washington Street Portland Smith Leslie

How to Mark Your Special Delivery Letter

Postmasters urge correct marking to avoid delays. A 10 cent stamp on letter and envelope grants special delivery, but an older rule can register an overpaid eight cents and delay mail if the words special delivery are omitted.

Post Office

Unclaimed Letters List From Eugene August Sixth

Unclaimed letters from Eugene dated August six include Nora Edwards George Foster and a long list with Be Hagar Stanley Hewitt Marion Hughes Ned Kline G D Koeller Hermann Morris Hattie Palmer J H Sveen John T or O Swiner E H Tollman Delia Vaughn T O Vincent Charles Page P M indicating postal remainders.

Williams Indian Pile Ointment advertised for piles relief

An old advertisement promotes Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind bleeding and itching piles and itching of private parts. It claims instant relief and absorption of tumors. Sold by Linn Drug Co and by mail for $1.00. Also promotes Hammocks sold at Barker Gun Store 573 Willamette Street.

Williams Linn Drug Co Mall See Williams Mfg. Co Propa Cleveland, CO Barker Gun Store Willamette Street

New Line of Gasoline Stoves Promises Convenience

Fewe line of cell generating gasoline stoves offered as handy and safe. Hardware store promotes safety alongside cabinets and other gear. Marketing note mentions parents and women, urging visits to see the new line at CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.

Gas Chambers Hardware Co

Express Train Service Expands from San Francisco

San Francisco reports General Manager FE E Calvin orders express train service on all lines out of the city within a week, extending to Portland El Paso and Los Angeles. One train each way daily, stopping only at major points, may carry limited mail and ease overload on overland baggage and passenger trains. Portland confirms plans for express and baggage service to handle heavy traffic between Portland and San Francisco, with possible passenger equipment to relieve regular trains, schedule undecided.

San Francisco FE. E. Calvin Expres Portland el Paso Los Angeles Here Ogden Ortland O’brien

Dixon on important committee to fight lumber tariff

A C Dixon of Eugene joins Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers' Association committee to oppose proposed high lumber rates for shipments to the East. The panel includes B C Mills Newberg George Gerlinger Dallas Philip Beuhbner S B Cobb and F C Knapp Portland with J N Teal likely to take the case to the interstate commerce commission. Oregon manufacturers ship 2 5 billion feet annually and fear Southern rivals will seize the trade if tariffs rise.

A. C. Dixon Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Eugene B. C. Mills Newberg George Gerlinger Dallas Philip Beuhbner B. Cobb F. C. Knapp Portland J. N. Teal Ah Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Oregon Beaver Dixieland

Hard to Buy Cavalry Horses in Town

William Frazier buys horses for Uncle Sam’s cavalry and stays over today and tomorrow. He notes the army seeks only very best steeds with strict size and age requirements. Cavalry horses undergo rigid training to respond to bugle calls and rider commands, learning to lie down and perform company evolutions.

William Frazier Uncle Sam United States Cavalry

New Post Office At Cottage Grove Opens

Cottage Grove welcomes a new post office on Fifth Street replacing the old building. The brick structure is neat, clean, and well lighted with up-to-date keyless rock boxes and full mail handling conveniences for the public and staff.

Fifth Street Cottage Grove

Teachers Examinations in Lane County Eu gene High School

Lane county superintendent will hold regular examinations for state and county papers in Eu gene high school. State papers run Aug 14 to Aug 17 with daily topics by subject. County papers run Aug 14 to Aug 16 with orthography teaching theory grammar physiology geography and government.

Lane County Eugene

Local residents and visitors converge in Eugene personals

A long list of travelers and locals like W F Bettis, William Kelly and E L Williams visit Eugene or travel through, with many heading to Portland, Salem, Newport, or on camping trips. Notables include Hon R A Booth and Mrs C O Hudson group outings, teachers bound for Hood River, and a hospital update for Stella Day amid routine social notes.

W. F. Bettis William Kelly Marco Ee Mies E. L. Williams Mildred L. Clemens Popy Eugene C. C. Fisk Elmira Dc. H. Wilson Roseburg Oo Porte Ae Hugh Mahon Mabel Blachley W. W. Martin Salem Rossman Neice Vannilis Richerdnschardson Oeertey Veda Hale Jijnet City H. H. Fisk Mapleton Winnie Cockerline Cc. L. Eaton Jasper R. A. Booth McKenzie C. O. Hudson Janehters Iona Melba Newport F. W. Shrubin Caldwell Idaho Ruth Kibler Lebanon H. Lewis T. W. Harris Chico Cal Mary Rothrock Portland Hood River A. W. Jackson Iles Bandon Marning L. Laskard Fairmount Hebo Tillamook County F. G. Young Washburn Catherine Watson Rath Roach John Hunziker Ten-Mile Lake Gardiner Will Burton Marcola Lee Cottagerove Goldsmith Oregon City Julius Fios McHenry Aternany Medford Ashland Lulu Smith Veda Griffin Fall Creek Ee Mra I. H. Bingham Dl Ort Mountain Homlaho Lea Stella Isapa Samaritan Hospital Toda

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