Portland Team Goes to California for Training Camp
Portland manager McCredie leads the Portland baseball club to Santa Maria for training. The squad includes Captain Perle Casey, Armbruster, Guy, Garrett, Turk, Lodell, with Seaton Martmoon and Ryan expected soon. Additional players Ort Krapp and Smith may join before departure to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Fleport
Santa Marias
Cal
Tor
Fé Peuber
McCredie
Portland Baseball Club
Santa Maria
Perle Casey
Armbruster
Howard Guy
Jesse Garrett
Frank Turk
al Lodell
Electric Bitters Restores Murray Avere To Health
Murray Avere of Tranallridge XL describes near death from virulent fever and weight loss. He credits Electric Bitters with curing his illness, regaining 40 pounds, and restoring strength. The tonic is advertised as premier for stomach and kidney troubles, 60c at W A Kuykendall's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray W. Avere
Tranallridge
W. A. Kuykendall
Odd Fellows Name Committees Reach for Grand Lodge Work
W. M. Green was named chairman and W. T. Gordon secretary of the single committee formed by all IOOF bodies to arrange for the grand lodge meeting in May. Members include L. L. Whitson J. M. Williams M. Svarver J. W. Cherry and Mesdames Frazer Peters and Willowahby. Separate subcommittees were appointed for Hall Assembly Headquarters Canton Program and other tasks. Frank Beeth, arrested in Roseburg on theft charges, appeared in Malice Court, waived examination, and was bound over to circuit court next month, remaining in jail due to lack of bonds. Charges allege larceny in a building and smaller thefts from a local lunch counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
W. M. Green
W. T. Gordon
L. L. Whitson
J. M. Williame
M. Svarver
J. W. Cherry
Mra. Frager
Canton
Williams
Svarverad
Mra. Willoughby
M. Svarverad
J. Ml. Wil Hama
Frank Beeth
Roseburg
Yesterdey
Mies Verde Clark
Vincent
Pratt
Dr. Bhoop's Cough Remedy and Snow Liniment Ad
An old advertisement touts Bal lard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic pain and swelling and promotes Dr. Bhoop's Cough Remedy as a safe, non opiate home option. It emphasizes a mountain leaf formula, lung healing claims, and availability at Dillon Drug company and Verington's Drug Prere serae retailers.
Civil Service Report Highlights Progress in 1909
Washington Feb 14 The twenty ninth annual report of the United States Civil Service Commission shows 1909 ended with marked advance in classification examinations and reduced political activity. It notes more complex work, higher professional standards, increased violations found and penalties applied, plus open competitive tests for the Thirteenth Census and new rules for four class postmasters and unskilled laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commision
Taft
Congress
Personal notices from Friday's Daily Guard
Professor Schafer traveled to Portland. James went to Falls City on business. W F Osburn visits Portland and Seattle. Samuel Barr of Wendling visited the city. Thos S Harris of LaGrande stayed a few days. Dr A Sharples arrived from Gooden farm. K McCornack departed for Mapleton. L A Walker of Jasper went to Eugene on business. G M Jackson of Junction City stayed in Eugene overnight. Mrs Lee Chaney returned from Cottage Grove. C L and R S Goff of Deerhorn attended. Geo W Taylor and wife from Medford arrived last night. Dr C K Powell of Bridal Veil is here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn McFall
Portland
BE. O. Tobey
Halsey
J. BE. Noland
Creswell
K. W. Walker
W. P. Rauch
Crow
City
M. M. Davie
Corvallis
L. J. Lambert
Albany
Eugene
Dorena
Milroy Robroaky
Franklin
Mins Alice Bronson
Coos Bay
Conley and Son
Thurston
Mire Eleanor McQueen
Bacamento
Livia Bond
Irving
Vislt
Ao Mines
Grace Driver
Tangent
Bugene
Geo. H. Smith
California
T. M. Morrow
Morrow County
Walter Rees
Thin City
Mire. P. Ih. McDonald
Todas
Polnta
Theustralia
G. Spicer
Marcola
Walker Jenney
St. Charles Hotel
G. M. Matteson
Harney County
Mra
J. W. Harris
George
Cottage Grove
HM. D. Sheldon
Dallas
Geo
Wilcox
Rensselaer
Ind
al Curtis
Garden City
Kan
Working Brothers
M. Griggs
Elmer Tice
Chehalis
Washington
John Tuck
Familly
E. BR. Wells
Springfield
Ney Surveyor Co
Collier
Creewell
J. T. Martino
Hia Sor
W. W
Grants Pass
T. J. Ryan
Rev
Mia
Jos
Emery
Points Ports
W. D. Combs
Abe Gilbert
Martin's Rapide
Northwestern Corporation
W.S. Moon
Mise
Laura Dunmore
Washougal
L. B. Tanner
Walter McCormick
San Diego
Cal
Jay
Clint
G. 8
O. Humbert
Walla Walla, Walsh
Eugene Bible University
George Pierce
Brown
Fnoon
Daily Guard
C. H. Meckett
Tacoma
A. M. Hagen
Baker
Colfax
Wash
DPD
Edwards
Blue River
Y. Evans
Judge Crews
Roseburg
Louis Farrow
Pleasant Hill
Homer Cox
Walterville
W. J. Hooker
Bb. R. Cook
Wendling
F. M. Carter
W. C. Edwards
Drain
Henry Fischer
B. O. Tobey
Frank Gorrell
Oakland
Oscar
Claude Randelman
Mapleton
Mise Lela Parke
George Fianer
Short
Fred Trowbridge
Jas
W. Hendry
West Balem
Henry Rice
Allen Orchards
H. H. Henderson
Berkeley
A. C. Woodcock
H. L
B L. McFadden
Junction City
C. Swinney
Met Theatre
Khovdah
Anna Ogram
Joe Morris and Son
C. R. Mead
Vivian Guthrie
Los Angeles
L. M. Tangent
Walla Walla
H. C. Sallee
L. J. Alderman
Dayton
Yamhill County
C. L. Loughary
Goshen
Frank Matzger
Lowell
Pendleton
H. M. Manning
Newberg
Lane County
T. B. Kay
Salem
Univeriy
Jas. Hayes
Stephen
W. J. Rolin
Dalles
W. T. Carroll
E. E. Dunbar
Grants Paes
H. A. Dunbar
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Earl Kilpstriexs
Pleasant Ti
Ralph Bacon
Schumann-Heink
Co. A. Clark
L. C. Moffatt
E. G. Briggs
R. A. Wilson
Fred Templeton
G. O. Knowles
Cc. J. Barhite
Rosebure
T. C. Swinney
Carroll Johnson
George Littlefield
Leabure
B. S. Hyland
Clara Edmonds
Northwood
Iowa
A. L
Fridey
Schafer
James
Falls City
W. F. Osburn
Seattle
Samuel Barr
Waa
Harris
LaGrande
A. Sharples
Gooden
K. McCornack
E. W. Walker
Milbert Shedley
Jasper
R. R. Poppleton
WH. Renfrew
Fall Creek
J. F. Miller
Siuslaw
Coyote
L. N. Roney
J. C. Morssa
Ed McCornack
Points North
John Stewart, Jr
Oregon
J. E. Young
Ralph B. Moores
HH. Winkley
Gates
A. L. Peter
D. B. Taylor
Independence
C. E. Bailey
Junction
E. E. Riley and Son
Natron
Travelers and visitors fill Eugene in a busy day
The city welcomed a long list of visitors including Mrs. William Williams and Dexter, Mrs. Anna Magers of Salem, Miss Dora Copenhaver bound for Mapleton, and families from Portland, Albany, Grants Pass, and Fargo. Local residents J. Piron, Archie Briggs, and J. Storey also traveled to nearby towns for Eagles meetings, church or business.
Notable Residents and Visitors Arrive in Eugene Area
A series of arrivals and departures described in Eugene and nearby towns includes Mr and Mrs McG Stevenson of Klamathville leaving for Sodaville after a visit, J Piccot returning from Koteburg, C DeF Bartrum of Roseburg visiting, Mrs Taylor from Walla Walla visiting friends, and Rev C W Baker of Roseburg placing his stepson at the University of Oregon. Also noted are Mrs Ann Spaulding of Grants Pass arriving to visit her mother, and Baptist Home Missions secretary A M Petts arriving to meet Rev O C Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Me G Stevenson
Klamathville
Sodaville
John Hampton
Cottage Grove
J. Piccot
Koteburg
Eagles
C. Def. Bartrum
Roseburg
Forc.t
H. V. Johnson
Junction City
Taylor
Walla Walla
C. J. Barhite
W. W. Beckwith
Salt Lake
Utah
T. J. Walker
Fort Ransome
N. D
Andrew Hoyland
R. L. Jacobson
Seattle
Elmira
L. H. Patton
Boise
Idaho
Eugene
A. M. Petts
Pacific Coast
The
Baptist Home Missions
O. C. Wright
Dr King's New Discovery for Grip and Colds
A Wild Blizzard Raging brings danger to thousands who catch colds and grip. It warns of stuffed nostrils sore nose chills fever throat grip and urges Dr King's New Discovery as a supreme remedy for sore lungs coughs bronchitis and asthma priced 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by W A Kuykendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
W. A. Kuykendall
Marriage at First Christian Church Eugene
Newton Eugene Volgamore and Ruth Alice Smith of Marecola wed at First Christian Church Eugene on February 14 19106 at 4 pm with Rev J S McCallum officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Eugene
Newton Eugene Volgamore
Ruth Alice Smith
Marecola
J. 8. McCallum
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Cough Cure
Ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a quick cure for coughs and colds in children, claiming it prevents complications like croup pneumonia and suggesting Dillon Drug Company at the Hotel Smeed building sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dillon Drug Company
Jeff Is Favorite In San Francisco Fight Odds
Jeff Is Favorite Jim Jeffries holds a 10 to 7 edge over Jack Johnson for their Fourth of July championship bout. Clarence Berry, mining millionaire, supports Jeffries and wagers 2000 to 1400 with Charles Sutro, local financier. Odds reflect a balanced view of the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Clarence Berry
Charles Sutro
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup Advert Everlasting Cough Remedy
An old classified style ad pledges Bal lard's Horehound Syrup to halt a two month cough. Claims splendid relief for coughs colds on the chest influenza bronchitis and pulmonary troubles. Prices 25 cents 50 cents and 1.00. Sold by Dillon Drug Co. Smeed Hotel building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dillon Drug Co
Smeed Hotel
Feeding Cattle and a Doctor’s Nerve Cure Advice
Dr. B M Weller argues winter feeding saves cattle on the McKenzie ranch and criticizes starving stock raisers. He cites bran and small rations as cost savers. The text also endorses Dr Shoop's Restorative for failing nerves affecting stomach heart and kidneys, claiming quick proof via five to ten day tests, sold by Yerington's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Weller
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Bailey
McKenzie
Shoop
Yerington's
Pine Tar Honey Sold by Dillon Drug Co
Local Dillon Drug Co promotes a pine tar honey product promising quick relief with a humorous note of other options available. The ad markets ease and guarantees, aiming to reassure customers of fast comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Drug Co
Saved from an Operation and Cure by Lydia E Pinkham
A Wisconsin woman reports lingering pains after an operation four years ago and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, avoiding another surgery. A New Orleans case echoes survival from severe female troubles with the same remedy, claiming decades of effectiveness and free, personal advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Forest
Wis
E. Pinkham
Sam
Avars de Vesrermann
Wienesnein
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Peyroux
Kerlerec St
New
Tillman children back with mother in custody ruling
In a Feb. 15 decision the supreme court removed the two children of B. R. Tillman Jr. from their grandfather Senator Ben R. Tillman and restored them to their mother, Columbia South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, 8. C
Supreme Court
B. R. Tillman, Jr
Ben R. Tillman
President aids orphans at Macon home in Georgia
The industrial and Orphans Home president reports nine years of Electric Bitters used for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The medicine is praised as a top family remedy that invigorates vital organs purifies blood aids digestion builds appetite and strengthens weak pale children and run down people especially for female complaints sold at 50 cents by W A Kuykendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
W. A. Kuykendall
Smallpox aboard United States cruiser Washington
The United States cruiser Washington arrived at Diamond Point quarantine station Port Townsend with five crew members contracting smallpox. The ship came from Honolulu and Seattle reports dated February 15 place the incident aboard the Washington during its voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
United States
Washington
Diamond Point Cuarantine Station
Port Townsend
Honolulu
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve and Health Coffee Adverts
An old newspaper item advertises Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve as a free guaranteed eye remedy at 25c a tube via Dillon Drug Company. It promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee a 25c half-pound package yielding 100 cups, claiming no real coffee and quick 1 minute preparation. A brief crime blurb notes a Lincoln street near West Tenth resident witnessing a man on the ground who reached for her ankle as she hurried by, causing her to scream and the man to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Dillon Drug Company
Dr. Shoop
Yerington’s
Jack the Grabber
Lincoln Street
West Tenth
Adoption papers filed for Anna Dapper infant
County court approved the adoption of Anna Dapper an 13 month old inmate of the babies home in Port and Chas Vogt of Utah Construction Co suffered a broken thigh bone after slipping on ice and will be confined to his room for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dapper
W. BL
Port
Chas. Vogt
Sight Too Valuable to be neglected Eye Salve Ad
Sutherland's Eagle Eye salve cures gore eyes granulated lid ophthalmia and eye inflammation. Painless and harmless, 25¢ a tube at all dealers. For sale by Dillog Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Dillog Drug Co
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Pesara
Bert
Dhooe
ODD Fellows
Dr. Bell
William Williams
Dexter
J. N. Roney
Mr. Roney
A. H. Sandstrom
W. H. Whiteever
W. J. Mulkey
Crewell
Anna Magers
Dora Copenhaver
LeRoy Puckett
H. L. DeArmond
J. Piron
Ella Humboldt
Mankato
Minn
Amy Devor
Emma Lambirth
F. H. McGee
Montgomery
Mary Manning
H. Frum
Tracy Lyons
Lyons
Sinslaw W. F
Geo. F. Honery
D .E. Tomile
Park Rider
J. E. Tomie
Shaw
E. E. Creek
C. W. Young
F N. McAlister
Roma McCurley
J. G. Quincy
Lebanon
L. M. Tomile
Stewart Wilson
George McCulloch
Fargo
Gertrude Lockwood
Margaret Atwood
L. M. Hall
S. F. Wyrick
Elgin
Claude Gaby
R. L. Jacobs
A. Diltz
J. O. Storey
E. W. Hall
P. E
Clayborn Rhodes
Medford
Bruce Shangle
Eagle
Milton
S. J. Dillard
C. D. Stewart
E. Bondurant
Margaret
Hoffman House
Mexico
Bondurant
Pearl Gilfrey
Emily Taylor
Tillamook
Martin's Rapids
Jack Rodman
Ote Mager
Porter
Ban's
the Mr
Lydia
Pinkham
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