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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1908

Page

5

Trial of Hains for Murder of Annis Begins in Queens

The trial of Thornton Jenkins Hains, author and seafarer, charged as an accomplice to the murder of William B. Annis, opened this afternoon before Justice Crane in the supreme court at Flushing. The shooting occurred at the Bayside Club Inst rummer, with Capt. Peter C. Haine named in connection to the case.

Flushing L. J Thornton Jenkins Hains William B. Annis Bayside Club Peter C. Haine Crane Supreme Court

McFarland Moran Win Six Day Race at Madison Square Garden

New York December 12 That famed humpback great Floyd MacFarland and Jimmy Moran won the six day event at Madison Square Garden by a half a wheel over Walter Rutt the German champion from last year Walter Demara the San Francisco rider also pressed hard finishing close behind in a race noted for ceaseless pace and dramatic final jump by MacFarland

New York Tle Fioyd MacFarland Jimmy Moran Madison Square Garden San Francisco Big Mac

Two Men Arrested In Livery Buggy Theft Case

Canyonville, Douglas county sheriffs arrested two men Sunday for stealing a team and buggy from Bailey's livery stable in Eugene. One hired the rig Friday at nine, planned to return, did not, triggering a county-wide lookout. The outfit was found at Canyonville. prisoners to be brought to Eugene for the Bailey recovery.

Canyonville Douglas County Bailey Eugene Elmira Harry Bown George Croner Roseburg Tom Bailey

Walter Johnson Found Guilty of Murder in Oregon Case

Hillsboro Oregon December jury verdict declares Walter Johnson guilty of first degree murder for the July 3 slaying of Elmer Perdue near Timber Washington County. Johnson showed no visible emotion as the verdict was read, though his mother and sister cried.

Hillsboro Walter Johnson Elmer Perdue Timber Washington County Johnson

Municipal electric lights for Junction

Mayor C P Houston of Junction City says prospects for a municipal electric light plant look good. The council favors municipal ownership and will move to buy the private plant or install a new one. Houston notes the light service is poor and residents demand improvement.

C. P. Houston Junction City Eugene Junction Houston

More Activity Promised Among Lane Sawmills

Geo H Kelly of Booth Kelly Lumber Co says Wendling mill will resume after January first and run steadily. Overhaul finished, new machinery installed, logging railroad to Wendling, Springfield and Coburg completed, promising improved regional timber output and hoped relaunch of Marco Southern Pacific mills. No violence.

Geo. H. Kelly Booth-Kelly Lumber Co Wendling Mohawk Valley Vas Springfield Coburg Southern Pacific Marco Lane County

Cross Country Man Leaves University

Charles Stevers, premier college cross country and distance runner, has left the University due to expenses and will miss track meets this season. Debaters Selected Eight to debate Washington Idaho. four to Moscow Idaho with two veterans Bond and Nichols. Calendar designers A S Trew Willis LeMasters produce a novel college calendar. Freshman relay team Reynolds Gerbrandt Keeley Davis Schumaker named. Eastern Oregon district requests three University debaters as judges in January contest.

Charles Stevers Stevers Portland Washington Idaho Earl Kilpatrick Thomas R. Townsend Moscow Oo! News A. S. Trew Willis LeMasters Reynolds Gerbrandt Keeley Davis Schumaker Oregon

Marriage at Coburg for James Russell and Bessie Dirickson

James Russell of Eugene married Bessie Dirickson at the bride’s parents home in Coburg on Sunday December 13 1908. Rev H A Green performed the ceremony. They will reside in Eugene.

Coburg James Russell Eugene Bessie Dirickson H. A. Green

Medicine That Is Medicine in Electric Bitters

Suffering malaria and stomach troubles found relief in Electric Bitters. W. C. Kiestler of Halliday Ark praises the remedy for purifying blood, toning nerves, and restoring vigor. 50 cents at W. A. Kurkendall’s drug store. Canton Hovey No. 4 points to local officers. Wimawhels encampment and G. A. R. post elects list of officers and delegates.

W. C. Kiestler Halliday Ark W. A. Kurkendall Canton Hovey A. J. M. Williams W. M. Green J. C. Bristol George A. Dyson W. Pollock Wimawhels Fallows Geor Drury B .R. McKinney Oo. Feller Seer Ward

Gardiner Florence stage line now run by Fox and Kemp

Frank Fox has purchased an interest in the Gardiner Florence stage line and, with D. M. Kemp, is conducting the business. In Grenada on December 7, 1908, a son born to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Steear. Mrs. Frank McFall travels toward Eugene, Mr. McFall previously left for Oklahoma, likely to return. Arthur Austin and wife, after visits in Eugene, adopted a little boy they have cared for. The steamer Roscoe returned from Coos Bay with merchandise and later carried salmon from Rose Hill cannery. Mr Day, Aberdeen bank cashier, visited Florence to study banking prospects. both he and his companion may return next spring.

Frank Fox Roscoe Coos Bay Rose Hill Florence

Remember the Children To the Editor

Christmas has uses as well as abuses. It is a day of receiving more than giving and we should shift focus to helping children with small gifts. Jesus loved children and would make them happy so we should brighten their lives now.

Aelf Jesus

Poverty Bridge Notes From Poverty Ridge

iSpecial Correspondence from Poverty Ridge reports a Christmas tree sprouting in the area and a prospect of several new men nearby. The piece references Taft's election and Bryan's defeat as factors, notes a Ridge weekend visit by Charles Walker, and mentions local maladies meetitis and aparkitie with plans for district 34 funding.

Poverty Ridge Taft Bryan Charles Walker Charlie

Mathews Mystery Links Death to Matrimonial Bureaus

Portland Journal reports Jacob Mathews died after staying in a Lane County cabin with a woman he met through a local matrimonial bureau. Sheriff Bown from Lane County investigates, hoping to identify the woman and the bureau involved. The case suggests possible murder tied to deceitful matchmaking agencies in Portland.

Portland Journal Jacob Mathews Walker Place Portland Lane County Pols- Mathews Mathews

Christmas trade grows as New York shoppers spend more

New York reports brisker business than last year with improved consumer confidence and willingness to buy higher grade goods. Street vendors thrive on make shift stands while the toy market expands into electric and mechanized toys, moving dolls and German made educational sets reflecting broader prosperity.

New York Makea Lttness

Marked for Death and Dr King’s New Discovery Stated

A Hackey resident Mr A C Williams credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring health after a grave illness described as marked for death. He reports gained weight and relief from lung and throat issues, claiming the medicine prevents pneumonia and offered at W A Raykall’s drug store.

W. A. Raykall

Florence Teachers Institute Held by County Leaders

A Florence gathering of teachers, pupils, parents, and school officers was led by County Superintendent W. B. Dillard with Prof. L. R. Alderman of Eugene and C. Jones of Salem. Sessions covered music, history, geography, composition, arithmetic guidelines, and a lecture on schools. Discussion favored distributing funds among districts by teacher counts and attendance, with a later Eugene institute noting support for state and county aid per teacher.

W. B. Dillard L. R. Alderman Eugene C. 4. Jones Salem Florence School Alderman C. H. Jones Jones Florence Dillard Institute Florence Est

Senator Fulton Versus Young For Portland Postmaster

Washington reports Senator Fulton will oppose John C. Young for Portland postmaster in a dispute tied to Bourne's choice. The protest claim by “the delegation” is disputed with Senate Post Office Chair Penrose. Hawley and Eliza not part of the protest. Ellis says he plays no part, viewing Portland as Bourne’s home town.

Washington Fulton Bourne Portland John C. Young Penrose Senate Post Office Committee Hawley Eliza Ellis

Model Grocery Store Changes Hands

Claude Adkins and John Hammuratt have bought the Model grocery in the Day block from J. A. Scherzinger and assumed possession this morning. Inventory will be finished tonight and the store will reopen tomorrow. The new proprietors, both young and experienced in local groceries, plan to run a successful venture.

Claude Adkins John Hammuratt J. A. Scherzinger Adkins

Harriman Not Compelled Ten Question Answers

In a Supreme Court opinion Justice Holmes ruled that EB Harriman and Otto Kahn need not answer interstate commerce commission questions about stock dealings between Union Pacific and other railroads. They had refused to respond during a New York investigation.

Washington, D. C Justice Holmes Supreme Court of the United States EB. H. Harriman Otto Kahn New York Interstate Commission Union Pacific

Court Justice Day Dissent on Interstate Commerce Power

Justice Day in a dissent argues the Interstate Commerce Act as construed removes from the commission all power of investigation, interpreting the court's decision as limiting enforcement authority. The remarks reflect a debate over regulatory reach and investigative power within federal law.

Washington, D. C Justice Day

Chief Justice Attacks Roosevelt as Anarchist Figure

A New York banquet speech by Chief Justice Mitchell of the Pennsylvania Society of New York denounces Roosevelt’s approach to the judiciary. He warns that placing executive or personal will above law leads to anarchy and insists legislative power, not the judiciary or the executive, should change the law. Bonaparte adds critique of anti trust laws and suggests improvements to curb monopolies and curb obstructions to commerce.

New York Roosevelt Mitchell Pennsylvania Society of New York Justiece Bonaparte Nominierat Ve Secretary of War

John B Coleman Gifts Building to Nephew Sam Cle

John B Coleman deeds the three story Willamette Street building housing Nadeau's store Mull's confectionery Dreamland theatre and upper offices to his nephew Sam Cle. Rentals go to Coleman during his lifetime, then ownership passes to Cle, with land and building rights as stated.

John B. Coleman Willamette Street Nadeau Clear Mull Dreamland Theatre Sam Cle

Timber land final proof notice for Alice J Perdue

Notice is given that Alice J Perdue of Eugene Oregon has filed intent to make final proof to establish a land claim for the W half of SW, Section 24, Township 19 South, Range 8 West Willamette Meridian. The hearing before W W Calkins A S Commissioner is set for December 24, 1908 in Eugene Oregon with witnesses W D Neely M F Gillespie Minnie Wionsford and F E Whattam.

Roseburg Oregon Alice J. Perdue Fugene Range &8 Willamette Meridian W. W. Calkins A. S Eugene W. D. Neely M. EF. Gillespie Minnie Wionsford Oakland FE. Whattam

Notice of Final Settlement in Winter Estate

In Lane County Oregon the County Court will hear the final account of Annie M. Winter executrix for the estate of Christian L. Winter. The hearing is at 10:00 a.m. Monday January 4 1909 in Eugene court rooms. All interested persons may appear and be heard. Dated November 30 1908. Dallen attorney for executrix.

State of Oregon Lane County Christian L. Winter Eugene Annie M. Winter Dallen Executrix

Notice of Final Proof for Willamette meridian land

In Roseburg Oregon October 1 1908 Jonathan H Vincent of Eugene Oregon filed notice of intent to make final proof for W half of lot SH section 22 township 19S range 2W Willamette Meridian before the Roseburg Register and Receiver December 12 1908 Witnesses named James Wilhelm Creswell Oregon Joseph Wilhelm Zion Oregon Joseph A Mayo Zion Oregon Earl McNutt Eugene Oregon Readvertisement. BENJAMIN L EDDY Register

U. S Land Office Roseburg Oregon Jonathan H. Vincent Eugene Willamette Meridian Ames James Wilhelm Creswell Joseph Wilhelm Zion Joseph A. Mayo Earl McNutt Benjamin L. Eddy Register

Contest of Land Entry in Roseburg Oregon 1908

Department of the Interior contest affidavit against Homestead entry No 12991 filed by Julida C. D. Ratt contends Jesse J. Lamkin has not been a bona fide settler. Hearing set February 4 1909 before a U.S. receiver in Roseburg Oregon. Due diligence shown for service. notice to respond by February 8 1909.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Rosebure Julida Co. Dratt N. W Beetion Township Willamette Meridian Jesse J. Lamkin United States King Eugene Oregon Roseburg Oro Eal Comiseeant

Notice of Timber Land Claim at Roseburg Oregon 1908

U S Land Office Roseburg Oregon June 23 1908 notice is hereby given that Judith Ann Carnahan of Coeur d Alene Idaho who on June 13 1908 made timber claim for a portion of the northwest and west half of section 4 Willamette Meridian has filed intention to locate the land before Register and Receiver Roseburg Oregon January 20 1909 Claimant names FE Wood Eugene Marvin L Hammitt Ruggedon George S Corser Coeur d Alene Idaho Samuel Ciashen Coeur d Alene Idaho

U. S. Land Office Roseburg Oregon le Lereby Judith Ann Carnahan Coeur d'Alene Idaho Willamette Meridian Ceegen Ae Hal FE. Wood Eugene Marvin L. Hammitt Rugaregon George 8. Corser Nore d'Alene Samuel Ciashen Benjamin L. Eddy

Notice of public sale of real property by Oregon court

In Lane County Circuit Court Oregon Ernest J Ells Fred L Ellie Elizabeth I Ellis Frances A Ellis Samuel Killa and Mary Ellis his wife John Sully and Jean KE Kitts heirs of Frances as Frances Hills deceased Frances Hills deceden cause volume 12 of the aged county court records orders decree dated December 1 1908 orders sale of real property Frances Hills estate Lat No 22 in Patterson addition Eugene Lane County Oregon to be sold at public sale at the county courthouse door description includes life interest and right title and interest of plaintiffs and defendants with costs and fees attorneys Morris sole executor sale to occur between 8 and 4 o'clock pm terms cash justice of public sale

Eressate of Real Phopin Circuit Court of the State of Oregon Lane County Ernest J. Ells Fred L. Ellie Elizabeth I. Ellis Prances A. Ellis Samuel Killa Mary Ellise John Sully Jean KE. Kitts Frances Decea John L. Eills John Mig Pane Tour Journal Agid Ieee Life Frances Hills Patterson Potter Eald Lage Frances E

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