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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1906

Page

5

Beavers Edge Ashland Normal In Low-Scoring Contest

Lagene high school basketball team beat Ashland Normal by 16 to 14 after a 16 to 2 first half. Ashland rallied to 12 in the second half as the Whites managed 14. The rough travel itinerary lists Ashland and Medford with multiple planned games against Normals and Athletic Club.

Lagene High School Ashland Ore Medford Wes Normals Ith High School Relab

W Lowe of Eugene Elevated to 33rd Degree Mason

W Lowe of Eugene has been advanced to the 33rd degree Mason in a ceremony at a cathedral last evening with Cyrus A Dolph and Lee in attendance. A South Carolina native and longtime resident, he earned the honor through Scottish Rite rites culminating in Washington D C. and Port Arthur. He is a Knight Templar and a member of the Eastern Star.

W. Lowe Eugene States Cryus A. Dolph Leeve Washington, D. C A.fp A. M. Ie Ti South Carol Ureists Kentucky Port 1 Schriner Eastern Star

INTA CLARA CHURCH OF CHRIST Articles of Incorporation

The document outlines incorporation of the INTA CLARA CHURCH OF CHRIST with J Hurd Roy Boyd and others as parties. Objects include maintaining public worship spreading the gospel of Christ and promoting church welfare. Powers include acquiring real estate erecting a house of worship and mortgaging property.

Clara Church of Christ Articles of Incorporation Incorpore J. Hurd Roy Boyd Church of Christ Ved

Cottage Pond Right Granted to Iber Company

Lumber Company holds an appropriation of all water in a stream for its log pond at Grove mill. The source lies about a mile southeast of Cottage Grove. The water right will be known as the Iber Company's Cottage pond right.

Lumber Company Grove Mill Cottage Grove Iuht Iber Company Cottage Pond

Normal high school beat Roseburg in opera house game

The Ashland Normal school football team defeated Roseburg 31 to 17 in a recent game. Tonight the team plans to travel to Drain for the next match, with a report of the score appearing in tomorrow's edition.

Ashland Gene High School Armory Tues Roseburg Tomorrw

Real estate transfers across Oregon and Lane County listings

Real estate transfers include 327.10 acres in section 36 township 22 4 west to Annie K West and multiple condo and lot transfers in Creswell Shelton's addition Eugene and Shaw's addition, with several 1000s and 2100 plus notes. Also names Mary Leiter Clarence Thomson Evans Hagerty and others. includes hunting licenses for Cottage Grove Eugene and a circuit court action over land ownership Woodcock Potter attorneys and a log brand filing for W E at Mapleton.

Oregon Annie K West Clara B Scarbrough M G Evans Creswell LN Reed Amanda Reed Calla L Martin J M Puckett Shelton Eugene John H Zora E Jane West Eli Banys Wm G Martha H Barbour James E Montgomery Shaw James E Edna M Montcgmery Wm C Barbour Shaw's Ebien J W Reed Booth- Kelly Lumber Co Clarence Dora E Thomson MG Evans Esther England Ealbert Anna Obersinner Mary Leiter Lp li Srdw N M Parsons C Cooley Frank L Edith Chambers Booth-Kelly Labmer Co Earle Hard Lumber and Navigation Co Oregon & California Lumber Co Lane County Carl C Rice Edgar E DeCoy di. AG Minnie E Knapp Margaret Moore Cottage Grove

National Capitol News Highlights Hepburn Bill Amendments

Washington reports Grosvenor to propose an amendment barring county officers from owning railroad material businesses. Patterson pushes a senate resolution to keep caucus decree from binding senators on the Santo Domingo treaty, amid Democratic objections. Ship subsidy bill vote set for February 11. Murdock attacks railroad magnates backing the Hepburn bill as debates wind down. Senate revises army dental surgeons and medical corps bills, calendar actions continued. Tillman resolution probes Chinese boycott remedies and hostilities.

Washington Senate Murdock Kansas House Tillman

Springfield Growth Seen From Cutoff Railroad Work

A Springfield reporter notes rapid growth since November with new businesses and residences. Southern Pacific’s Henderson cutoff branch promises car shops after the Natron extension, boosting population to about two thousand within three to four years. Bridge and trestle work near completion, though full train service awaits summer progress.

Springfield Springfield-Henderson Southern Pacific Co Southern Pacific Natron Henderson Oregon

Grand Jurymen caught gambling in Baker City saloon

Baker City Oregon February 6. Four men, arrested after gambling in Pearces saloon, were arraigned before a justice of the peace this afternoon. All waived examination and were bound over to the circuit court. The men are prominent locals, one a member of the last grand jury convened to investigate gambling. Also an advertisement invites dining at the Palms restaurant Sundays at 5 p.m. for 25 cents.

Baker City Pearce H. K. Brown

Chambers Power Co Incorporates In Eugene Oregon

The Chambers Power Co filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. Incorporators are F L Chambers George Midgley and Darwin Bristow. Capital stock 2000. principal place of business Eugene. Objects include power plants dams canals mills for lumber and irrigation and domestic use.

Chambers Power Co F. L. Chambers George Midgley Darwin Bristow Eugene Eugene Will Chambers

Death of Eleanor Hallin in Coburg at age about one

Eleanor Howe Hallin, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Howe Hallin, died in Coburg Sunday February 4 from stomach trouble at a little over one year old. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in the Coburg L O O F Cemetery.

Eleanor Howe Hallin Coburg

Not So Simple as He Looked Animal Tale

A barnyard tale from the Atlanta Constitution features Deacon Skinner, Tow Rednose, and Blatol Steimer selling a horse deemed simple. The horse punishes a faulting Tom by lifting him by the seat and tossing him toward a pond, then remarks that some men need their manners washed.

Deacon Skinner Tow Rednose Ates Steimer Tom Enous Atlanta Constitution

Ao Apima! Story Por Little Folks Ao Apima!

A dispute between a tiger and a wildcat over a found cigar is settled by a crocodile who tests the cigar. He lights it, declares it impossible to tell good from bad, and, with the cigar gone, suggests smoking more cigars for future use before swimming away.

Jack and the Beehive Tale of a Clever Fly

A dog named Jack spares a bluebottle fly that promises honey from a distant hive. The fly leads him to honey, but bees sting Jack’s nose and he learns a harsh lesson about trusting a fly. He exits swollen and vows never to heed a bluebottle again.

Jack Detroit Journal

The Discontented Lion Learns a Lesson

An old circus lion named Leo rebels against confinement and plans to start a business with a partner. After escaping he cannot find food as other animals fear him and he returns, only to be shot by armed townsfolk. The tale ends with a moral against ambition.

Leo

Mounter and Taylor Fight Over Fence and Preserves

Two farm dogs on Mr Bentley’s land clash after Mounter blocks Taylor from crossing a fence. Taylor grabs Aunt Nancy’s preserves, gets his head stuck in a jar, and nearly gets shot before Bentley frees him. Taylor vows to avoid preserves and fences.

Mounter Taylor Mr. Bentley Nancy Tatlon Theile

Vacation at Sea Ends in Tragedy

In a short tale from St Louis Post-Dispatch, Little Bill fails to catch fish while Mr Sunfleh and his wife argue over a vacation. He sails toward the sea and never returns, dying from an unknown cause as his wife dies of a broken heart. The piece concludes that happiness need not require leaving home.

Bill Mr. Sunfleh Sui St Low

Hog Ren Yb Hog Ren Yb Defends Cust Lodg Prison

Local court records show Hog Ren Yb defending a custody lodging prison case with proceedings underway. The case involves a custody dispute and residence arrangements as authorities review legal motions and evidentiary materials.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tate Sam Infel Inta Clara Church OF Christ Rosburg Samuel A Mathews Bertha E Beeson H L Titus J. Rice Otto LaDuke Emory LaDuke John McCulloch Riley McCulloch Woodcock & Potter LOG Brand WE Wells Mapleton National Capital First Street Second Street Henry Stewart Palms Meneily Jack and the Boney Mr. Fly Bluebottle Mounter and Ore Jo Cust Lodg Prison
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