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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

2

House Session Hints at Midnight Work on Bills

February 15 report shows Unanimous consent needed for bills origin in either house. House plans be in session late to clear many bills. committees urged to file reports today or face removal. Joint committee favors creating state examiner with $3,000 salary and $15,929 two year appropriation. Portage road extension approved $75,000. Senate kills sixteen minor bills. three normal schools set for $106,000 each. agricultural college requested $100,000, recommended $80,000 per year.

Selecr Ting House Senate Otter House McArthur Liicence ALC Ways and Means Committee State Agricultural College

Roosevelt Urges Legislation For Dependent Children

President Roosevelt to Congress urges a federal children's bureau and harmonized laws for dependent children across federal territory and DC. He cites need for national data on child welfare, warns neglect fuels crime, and stresses keeping families intact despite poverty.

Washington Roosevelt Congress District of Columbia Union Natron

Secret Service Allowance 10 Reduced Testimony

Soleau of the department of com Wnton Feb 15 testified that the imitation on the use of secret service operators of the treasury department has not harmed their services. Knapp of the interstate commerce commission and others testified during sundry civil appropriations hearings to refute claims that last year’s limit on treasury secret service hampered criminals.

Merce and Labor G. W. Trowbridge Revenue Agents James B. Reynolds Treasury Department Customs Service Garfield Interior Department Bonaparte Secret Service

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad

An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claiming relief from colds and illnesses. It promises rapid comfort for sickly children, with mentions of headaches, stomach troubles, and teething discomfort. The pitch notes free mail offer to mothers and lists Allen H. Olmstead as a distributor.

Mother Gray Childres Allen Olmstead le Rory

Will Manufacture London Mineral Salts at Springs

Levi Geer, principal owner of the London mineral springs near Cottage Grove, visited Eu gene to present samples of salts produced from spring waters. An evaporating plant is in place and mass production is planned once market demand grows. The salts are claimed to aid stomach and kidney ailments and rheumatism. flavor adjustments have been made for consumer acceptance.

Levi Geer London Cottage Grove Ret

Maine Disaster Remembered In 11th Anniversary Observance

Washington observes the eleventh anniversary of the Maine explosion with military, religious and patriotic ceremonies. A mass at St Patrick's Church honored the dead, and at Arlington Cemetery a granite shaft marks 165 victims. Rear Admiral Sigsbee spoke of the catastrophe that led to war. Wreaths and floral tributes were sent by the President and various groups.

Washington Maine Havana Harbor St. Patrick's Catholic Church Arlington Cemetery Sigsbee Fort Meyer Roosevelt

Severe Blizzard Grips Central United States

A major winter storm paralyzes Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Arkansas and Texas with trains delayed and telegraph services down. Temperatures plunge 30 to 50 degrees, many areas report subzero readings. Cattle losses feared and urban hardship expected. The storm shifts east toward the Middle States and Gulf, with another cold spell anticipated.

Kaneae City Kansas Oklahoma Iowa Arkensas Texas

Waters-Pierce to be ousted from Missouri waters

Jefferson City Feb 15 The attorney general will file in court a suggestion to enforce the ouster of Waters-Pierce for failing to prove severance from Standard Oil. Henry B. Priest and H Clay Pierce filed an acceptance of terms after a $50,000 fine was paid, but no proof the New Jersey company no longer owns 60 percent of Waters-Pierce stock. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is sold by druggists.

Jefferson City Waters-Pierce Company Standard Oil Company Henry 8. Priest St. Louis H. Clay Pierce Waters- Pierce OF Company Supreme Court of Missouri Supreme Court Standard of Co New Jersey Corporation Waters-Pierce

Knox Granted Eligibility for Secretary of State

Washington reports that the House passed a bill removing the constitutional barrier to Senator Knox becoming Secretary of State. The measure previously failed. passage by 173 to 117. The session also ordered a rule to reconsider salary cuts and approved a related resolution 147 to 129. Cabinet names listed for Taft, with Knox as Secretary of State and Ballinger as Interior.

Washington House Knox Taft Philander G. Knox Pennsylvania Treasury George M Reynolds Ilinois Geo. W. Wickersham New York Frank H. Hitchcock Massachusetts Navy Geo. von L. Meyer Interior Richard A. Ballinger Washinton James Wilson Iowa Commerce Labor Charles Nagel Missouri

Fragmentary Crime Notes From A Distracted Page

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a crime narrative with mentions of a murderer, a physician, and a bicycle. Names and clear actions are obscured, leaving a hazy outline of investigation and dialogue without decisive details or dates.

Second Helena Found in Bohemia Revealed at Monta Rica Ridge

A. P. Churchill reports discovery of a second Helena in Bohemia near Monta Rica Ridge southwest of the Musick mine. He traces a wide copper and lead outcrop with gold rich decomposed ore, four feet wide, beside a base ledge. Prospectors expect the vein to extend parallel to the main ore body with pans yielding four to five ounces of gold. Road buys rolling stock as Oregon and Southeastern Railroad expands. Sawmills run at full capacity with night shifts likely. many new dwellings planned as weather improves.

Cottage Grove A. P. Churchill Helena Bohemia Monta Rica Ridge Musick Churchill Les Oregon & Southeastern

Piles Cure Claimed by Williams Indian Pile Ointment

Advertises Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind itching and bleeding piles. Claims absorption of tumors, immediate relief, and use as poultice for private parts. Sold by Linn Drug Co. and by mail for 50 cents and one dollar. Williams Mfg. Co.

Linn Drug Co Williams Mfg. Ce

Carpenter Named to Succeed Loeb in White House

Fred W. Carpenter, Taft’s private secretary and veteran courteous worker, is described as a skilled stenographer traveler and public life insider. He knows most officials and nearly accompanied Taft worldwide from the Philippines to the White House, with many predicting his efficiency as secretary in the White House as Lauoul once was at War.

Fred W. Carpenter Taft Ife America Mr. Tafe Philippines White House Ona Lauwoul Weitlon

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