Urge commission to proceed with Siuslaw improvement
At a special Stunbe River Improvement Club meeting on July 29, the legislative committee was ordered to draft a memorial to the port commissioners urging the south jetty at the river mouth be built. A subsequent meeting adopted the committee report, prepared by E B Benedict, and a vote of thanks was given. The memorial asks the port commission to present harbor improvements to engineers in Washington and to advance the jetty project, with Morton L Tower chosen to oversee the work. Florence West.
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Port Commisson
Board of VA
Washington
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San
Board of Engineers
Florence Weat
Union Printers Hold Big St Joseph Convention
The fifty fifth convention of the International Typographical Union met in St Joseph at the Coliseum with Mayor Clayton and President Burnham addressing attendees. President Lynch of the ITU spoke before the session began, as delegates planned to hear credentials reports and continue business. The ITU, claiming 47,174 members, notes its long history as a leading labor union with biennial gatherings in 1896 and 1898. The class moved to adjourn until morning.
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International Typographical Union
Coliseum
St. Joseph's
Clayton
Burnham
Wpographical Union
Lynch
Typographical Union
Ite Ifetime
International Typo- Maphies Union
Eugene Champions of Very Large Region
Eugene and Middle Western Oregon claim the northern California and southern Oregon region title after two games. Morning 6 6 tie and afternoon 7 0 win featured strong pitching by Osburn and Baker of Cottage Grove. Baker allowed only two hits, while Osburn dominated, with Eugene capitalizing on timely hitting and fielding miscues. Crowd supported the pair of games as Eugene secured the series with decisive afternoon victory.
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California
Orega
Oregon
Scere
Helther Aide
Grans Eugene
Tamyp’ Osburn
Ray Baker
Cottage Grove
Bole
Giants
Baker
Osburn
Hila
Smith
Sacrifice hit and stolen bases in tied game
Kestley sacrificed and delivered a key run while Coleman Paine and Driver stole bases. Kestley added a two base hit as Umpire Weed presided over the tight contest.
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Cruce
Paine
Hanna
C. Wager
Sanderson
Schmidt
Hobbs
Lemley
Weed
Kestley
Hases
Coleman
Driver
Junction Triumphs Over Springfield In Tight 7-6 Game
Junction edged Springfield 7 to 6 at Association Park in a well played match. Two weeks earlier Junction defeated Springfield in a lengthy fourteen inning contest, lifting Junction to second in Lane County standings behind Eugene.
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Junction
Springfield
Association Park
Junetton
Lane County
Eugene
Hops Are Big Money Maker In Oregon Crop
The hop grower in Oregon is flourishing again with an expected state crop value over 2 500 000 this year. Oregon will yield about 70 000 bales at 21 cents a pound now, with prices rising toward 30 cents soon. Willamette valley remains famed as a hop center, fortunes tied to this crop, while global production suffers a poor year, boosting Oregon’s share. Prices have jumped five cents in a week as a strong market develops.
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Oregon
Ths
Willamette Valley
Salem
Freeland
Charles Gray
Oscar Millican
Millican
Millican Place
James Kenneril
Leabure
Lawrence Millican
Oscar
George Barnes
Ry Trops Draw Investors to Salem
Ry tropes around Salem attract investors and interest from potential buyers, noted in the Salem Statesman. The piece highlights economic optimism and local enthusiasm for growth opportunities in the area.
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Trops
Salem
Salem Statesman
Natron Contractors Seek HQ Near Work Site
Natron contractors win rival headquarter location on the Natron extension contest over Springfield and Eugene boosters. They moved to arrange offices in the little terminal town, talking with Frank Kilpatrick of LaGrande about the only nearby buildings. Permission pending, likely today.
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Natron
Springfield
Eugene
Little Terminal Town
Frank Kilpatrick
LaGrande
Elmira People Encourage Railroad Promoters at Meeting
Elmira residents packed a railroad meeting to back the Eugene Suislaw road. Speakers from the Lane County Asset Co. and Elmira citizens pledged cash, labor, and material support, far exceeding expectations.
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Elmira
Eugene Suislaw Road
Lane County Asset Co. Ams
Second Day of Great Land Drawing at Coeur d Alene
Spokane reports the second day of the great land drawing for the Coeur d'Alene reservation opened at 9 15 this morning. John L Schuler of New Berlin Ill began the application process and by night 2000 names are expected to be recorded. Baby Morphine Bionde and McGee's Baby Elixir are advertised for infant ailments, with the latter claimed free of narcotics.
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Spokane
John L. Schuler
New Berlin
Ill
Coeur d'Alene
McGee
Mdiilon Drug Co
Dr. Dodge and family depart Seattle bound home
Dr. R. P. Dodge, his wife and daughter Tala, left Seattle today on their way back to Crystal Lake Minnesota after visiting Mrs. Dodge's aunt Mrs. Andrew Svarverud at her home.
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R. P. Dodge
Tala
Seattle
Crystal Lake
Minn
Millican Case Moves Toward Higher Court Over Power Plant
Eugene City faces defence over right to build a power plant as the case against Oscar Millican proceeds. Mayor Matlock and engineer Freeland testified on the canal plans, embankment costs, and possible seepage. Millican and relatives gave land valuations and damages, while witnesses debated ditch location, earth type, and potential impact on Millican acres and pasture.
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Daily Guard
Eugene
Oscar Millicam
John M. Pipes
Freeland
J. D. Matlock
Matlock
C. S. Freeland
C. A. Hardy
Paul Malone
Ecity
Millican Place
J. W. McArthur
Paul Maloney
Ashland
Sheridan
McMinnville
Bridal Veil
Gilbert and
Garrett
George Irwin
Walterville
P. D. Newell
J. W. Keys
Champ Clark Denounces Downward Tariff Revision Claim
Washington Aug 6 Champ Clark minority leader faults Democratic papers for misstateing the tariff bill. He asserts Democrats united after the Payne Aldrich Smoot fight and says the bill raises average rates about two percent over Dingley, with maximums 27 percent higher after March 31 1910.
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Washington
Champ Clark
House
House Democrats
Repubiicans
Clark
Thaw Hearing Recounts Stanford White Encounters
In White Plains on Aug 5 Thaw’s case featured witnesses recounting alleged links between Stanford White and two young women, May McKenzie and Sue Parker. Thaw testified to challenge claims about his sanity as prosecutors aim to conclude arguments next week.
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White Plains
Stanford White
Thaw
White
Justice Mills
David N. Carvalho
May McKenzie
Sue Parker
Thaw Details Claim of White's Immoral Acts on Stage
Thaw testified that White attempted to ruin a girl at age 16 by luring her to a room on Twenty-fourth street and later demanding money to avoid a suit. He alleged White boycotted the girl for years in New York while a prominent actress later performed. Mrs Thaw supported her son on the stand as witnesses described Thaw and others as normal.
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Mills
Thaw
White
Twenty-fourth Street
New York
Hill Denies Backing Porter Brothers in Deschutes Fight
Seattle August 6 L C Gilman assistant to President Louis W Hill of the Great Northern today denied a widely circulated report that Hill is backing the Porter Brothers in the canyon rights dispute in the Deschutes valley Central Oregon.
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Seattle
L. C. Gilman
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Hill
Porter Brothers
Deschutes Valley
Oregon
Railroad to Natron in Two Years Under Hoey
Klamath Falls Oregon August 8 Following the announcement that the railroad is to be extended from this city comes word that H P Hoey will oversee all work Engineer Hoey who led the California Northeastern says it will be possible to complete the line to Natron in two years though he cautions it may not be done that fast There is no immediate need for a mountain crossing and the Southern Pacific is expected to build cost efficiently
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John M. Pipes
Freeland
Klamath Falls
H. P. Hoey
Hoey
California Northeastern
Natron
Southern Pacific
St Louis & San Francisco Pays 6 Million Notes
The St Louis & San Francisco railway announced it paid six million dollars in notes due December 1 next. Proceeds from recent sale of general 5 percent bonds allowed retirement of the notes, converting the borrowing into a permanent form rather than a short term issue.
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New York
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
General Tien
Roney Returns From Blue River Travel Schedule
L. N. Roney is back from Blue River and plans to return there tomorrow or the next day.
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L. N. Roney
Blue River
Almost Magic Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A Yukon Oklahoma mother recounts a two year old son’s severe summer rash with itching, blisters, and feverish distress. After failing standard washes, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment baths cured the outbreak within a week and no symptoms have recurred in over two years.
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Enem
J. W. Lauck
Yukon
Okla
Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Worldwide Dermatology Uses
An old Cuticura advertisement touts uses for eczema rashes dandruff and hair care. It lists benefits for toilet and nursery care and promotes Cuticura Remellioa as the selling line by Potter Drug and Chem Corp in Boston.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
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