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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
10
Hat Makers Refuse Union Labels In Open Shops Bid
South Norwalk Connecticut January 30 heads of hat making concerns announce that closed shops due to the United Hatters strike will reopen February 2 as open shops. The associated hat manufacturers order no union label shall be placed on hats hereafter. Strikers are greatly surprised by the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
United Hatters of North America
Associated Hat Manufacturers
S P Sidetrack for Springfield Sawmill
Springfield News reports a crew of eight Japs began work last Tuesday on the Kelly switch linking S P Tracks to the Sil pond for log transportation. The new track, expected ready by week’s end, will improve log delivery amid freshet conditions, aiding the company. Fraternal Brotherhood officers met at the W O hall last Friday, with Alta Chappell, Mrs Korn, F Titus, Union Titus, James Chappell among attendees, followed by a social and lunch. W Large, also known as Dr, featured in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Marine
S. P
Sil Pond
Mil
W. O. Hall
Alta Chappell
Korn
F. Titus
Union Titus
James Chappell
D. D
W. Large
Mc Collum & Large Barber Shop Takes New Name
Large purchased a half interest in the Innis and McCollum barber shop this week, buying out Mr. Innis. The shop will operate as Mc Collum & Large. Large has been with the parlor as a steel mechanic, and is regarded as the town’s top man in his field. Edesse Peery left for Portland to learn late spring styling and will work in a wholesale house before resuming trimming in a Soio mi Hinery store with her aunt. Dad Butler visits from Wembling to help with the pool hall and confectionery business. The mill town remains busy with a full crew. Mrs. A. B. Kepner and Mrs. J. K. Ellis left for Newbury. Kepner will visit for a while, Ellis returned home due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Advertised Letters January 27 1909 Index
Names of individuals listed as advertised letters dated January 27 1909 include Andrew Frank Bradford Jock Bunn Charles E Evans John T Gage B M Hill Ruth Hooper Solomon Kennedy Raphus Kleppin Mrs Eric Morris A G Morton H L Nye John Phelan Matt Raye Winnie Ritter Mrs A R Shepard Ruth T Tracy Henry Walker Edith Wallman Miss Anna Wang Miss Stella White Miss Stella and others. J L Page P M. Subscribe for the Guard.
Dumping Sawdust Complaint Leads to Sheriff's Arrest
Deputy Game Warden Slavin arrested Morris McKibben, Supt. of McKibben Bros. saw mill, on a charge of dumping sawdust in Kile creek. McKibben pleaded not guilty through his attorney J. H. Young. trial set for February 4 before Justice J. W. Vaughn. Also noted is a stealings case involving brass plugs from Wadhams & Company’s standpipe by an elderly man. West Side Volunteer Fire Department elected Geo. Broomfield chief and Foster Phillips assistant. discussions focused on equipment and chemical mounted on wheels for faster response. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavin
Morris McKibben
McKibben Bros
Kile Creek
J. H. Young
Wadhams & Company
Fourth
Oak Streets
West Side
Geo. Broomfield
Foster Phillips
Unse
Oregon
Clear cold spell follows great storm
Chicago reports the fierce storm over but followed by clear cold weather. The Midwestern states face isolation from wind and sleet with damaged train service in the Dakotas and Nebraska. The South endures its most severe storm in years with wrecked buildings and widespread disruption of wire communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
Dakotas
Nebraska
Worst Blizzard In Years Strikes Kansas City
Kansas City reports the worst blizzard on record after twenty four hours of heavy snow and wind. Residents seek shelter as utilities strain and travel halts. Officials urge caution and monitor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oregon Messenger Faces $1000 Fine for Delayed Vote
Washington reports Oregon electoral messenger R. R. Butler failed to arrive with the Oregon vote yesterday along with Montana’s messenger. The law imposes a $1000 penalty for late delivery, and his mileage plus $250 may come from his funds if not delivered by the third Monday in January. The vice president notified Senators Fulton and Dizon of the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. R. Butler
Oregon
Montana
Mall
Fulton
Dizon
Storm’s Force Fades as Communications Return
Reports from the southwest indicate the storm spent its force and conditions improve. Telegraphic lines and telephones gradually restore while Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas report clear, colder weather. Locally, wind swung from 80 mph overnight to 20 mph by morning and temperature held at one degree above zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Great Damage in Southwest Texas and Oklahoma
Dallas reports twenty one fire alarms over two days as high winds and fires cause extensive losses in Texas and Oklahoma. Saline sees four residences burned while Glenn pool near Tulsa suffers about 50000 in wind damage. Panhandle region also alerted by strong winds and widespread harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Saline
Glenn Oll Pool
Tulsa
Texas Pan-Handle
Ask for retention of Wendling train
Merchants Association and Commercial Club urged J P O'Brien to keep the Eugene Wendling passenger train from being cut when Albany Springfield service expands. The groups warn Wendling Marcela and Donna residents would face long waits or a mile hike to the river car line. January rainfall totaled 7.95 inches, 2.72 above normal per University observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Protective Association
Commercial Club
J. P. O'Brien
8. P. Co
Albany
Eugene
Springfield
University Weather Observer
Building Permits For January Total 27800 Dollars
January building activity was limited by poor weather yet Building Inspector Mc Farland issued permits valued at 27800 dollars. Named projects include John Kelly barn 400 dollars and several residences, workshops, and a hotel annex, with totals listed for each site and the aggregate sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
John Kelly
Lincoln
Charnelton
Z. F. Zigman
West Eighth Street
Adams and
Jackson
Z. F. Sigman
West Nne
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Carter
Ferry Street
A. E. Wilcox
High Street
Cherry Bros
Sixth
Willamette
Yates & Sons
Oak Streets
Professor J. Straub
East
Fleventh Street
Matterson
Hillyard
BE. Armstrong
Twelfth
Lawrence
M. F. Griggs
Rices Hotel
Fifth
8. Morris
Alder
E. Pitts
Woodard Avenue
Beacon
Cherry
Cc. E. Gardinier
Oregon
Fifteenth Streets
F. E. Chambers
Olive Street
Seventh
G. N. Frazer
Olive
Carnellon
Emil Storry
Seventeenth
Stewart
Harrison Avenues
F. C. King
Ninth Street
Monroe
Adams
F. E. Fish
Harrison Avenue
Park and
Seventeenth Streets
T. Gibson
Blair Streets
More Japs Going Than Coming Here
Portland January 2 statistics from Imperial Japanese Consul Numano in Portland covering 1908 show 4055 Japanese returning home from January through October. From American ports 1407 entered, giving a net outward movement of 2546 Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Imperial Japanese Consu'l
Numano
Foreign Office
Tokio
President-elect Taft Ends Panama Canal Tour
President-elect Taft will complete inspection of the canal line this evening with a visit to the Pacific entrance. He plans to depart Colon for New Orleans Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culebra
Panama
Taft
Canal
Pacific Entrance
Colon
New Orleans
Booth visits Woucalla to spend time on son's farm
Hon. R. A. Booth traveled to Woucalla this afternoon to spend time on his son's farm, engaging in family duties and local rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Booth
Woucallai
Newata Oklahoma Wiped Out by Fire Across State Line
The town of Newata in Oklahoma across from Coffeyville Kansas was almost erased by fire with losses estimated near 200000. A separate legal notice from Lane County Oregon cites an execution sale by Sheriff Harry L. Brown for the property Lot Six in Block Six in Eugene, to satisfy a 1908 judgment of 995.45 plus costs, with sale set for January 4 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Lane County courthouse in Eugene, cash with redemption rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kas
Jan
Newata
Here
Oklahoma
Circuit Court of Blate of
Oregon
Pe County
Aplc
Hendricks
Withrow
Aruel C. Withrow
Aaid Court
Eugene
Lane County
Eugene Skinner
Orgon
Kuge Jane County
Contested Land Claim in Roseburg Oregon
Department of the Interior notice from Roseburg Oregon reports Julius C Pratt filing a contest affidavit against entry 14391 for N W 14 Section 20 Township 9 South Range 6 West Willamette Meridian. Contestees Jesse J Lamkin alleged as a bona fide settler with minimal improvements and no cultivation, citing absence due to U S Army service. Parties must respond by February 9, 1909, with final hearing set for January 22, 1909, before the United States land office receiver in Roseburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Roseburg
Julius C Pratt
N. W
Hanger K
Willamette Meridian
Jesse J. Lamkin
Army Ae
Pear
King
Gene
Oregon
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the Sloga
Bsnl
Doe
Russia
London
Stanleys
Willamette St
Leach
S.P. Sidetrack
DeWitt’s
Lewis Bros
Lewis Bros. Shoe
Willamette and Ninth Sts
Middle West State
Panama Canal
Sacramento
Senate
Harry L. Brown
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