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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1908

Page

11

Champ Clark Delivers Characteristic Speech in House

Washington Feb 13 Representative Champ Clark of Missouri addressed the House for over an hour on the presidents recent special message about the financial disturbance and tariff questions. He attacked the presidents conduct while praising him personally and forecast a Democratic president by March 1908 despite a Republican Senate.

Washington Champ Clark Missouri House Congress Clark Ita Elijah Senate

Prize Letters From Eugene Public School Pupils

A set of prize winning letters from Eugene Oregon pupils dated 1908 describe Eugene as the “City of Homes” with trees and churches, no saloons, a Carnegie library, street cars, and abundant flowers. Letters urge friends to visit or move to Eugene and note the Willamette Valley climate and educational institutions.

Friends East Board of Governors Eugene, Or Eugene City of Homes Ugene Willamette River Eugene Commercial Club Tor and Line Ore Willamette Valley Prine Indiana Oregon Shay Furpene Harold University of Oregon Willamette Cousin Quinn Portland Salem Quinn Bue

Germans of Lane County Form Organization in Eugene

A Thursday gathering in Eugene attracted good attendance as 32 German citizens formed the Eugene German Aid Society. Officers elected were Emil Koppe as president M Schneider as vice president J A Scherzinger as secretary and F G Schmidt as treasurer. The group aims to promote German language and ties with German speakers in Oregon and to support the state university through German involvement. Applications are handled by secretary J A Scherzinger at Mode Grocery and leadership hopes to reach about 100 members across Eugene Springfeld and nearby areas.

Eugene Lane County Emil Koppe M.schneider J. A. Scherzinger F. G. Schimidt Springfield Mode Grocery

Evans Great Fleet Now in Pacific in Valparaiso

The American fleet of sixteen battleships arrived at Valparaiso on February 14 in calm seas. Crowds gathered as President Montt and Chilean officials greeted the warships, exchanging salutes with the fleet. The General Baquedane carried the president for a harbor review, as the ships steamed by at four knots for about an hour before the Baquedane escorted them seaward.

Valparaiso President Montt Republic

Judge's Order Shuts Off Their Light and Power

El Centro California February 13 The injunction order by Judge Wellborn of the United States circuit court closes the canal of the Holton Power Company cutting power for a 25 mile by 12 mile territory to operate manufacturing machinery and depriving 15000 people of ice while forcing candle use in thousands of homes A mass meeting of citizens held by candlelight summarized the facts and conditions in a resolution telegraphed to the judge

el Centro Cal Wellborn United States Circuit Court Holton Power Company

Liquor Into "Dry" Areas Brought Up in Senate

Washington February 13 The senate discussed national bank reserve law and debated the Aldrich currency bill. The criminal code bill also drew two hours of discussion with Clay and others pushing old law to block transporting intoxicating liquor through malls into dry states or counties.

Washington Senate Rayner Clay

Marriage Notice of John F. Smith and Miss Freda Castleman

At 3 30 this afternoon at the Christian parsonage in Eugene John F Smith and Miss Freda Castleman both of Fall Creek Rev J S McCallum officiating

Christian Parsonage Eugene John F. Smith Freda Castleman Fall Creek J. 8. McCallum

Winners Named in School Letter Contest by Grade

The Commercial Club announced winners of a city letter contest with prizes. Fourth grade winners were Claire Warner first and Beatrice Pogue second. Sixth grade winners were Garrett first and Esther C. Humphrey second. Eighth grade winners were John Abel first and Lola Stewart second.

Claire Warner Beatrice Pogue Garrett Esther C. Humphrey John Abel Lola Stewart

Re-capture of Horace G. McKinley in Nineteenth Century Tale

The Tientsin Critic reports Horace G. McKinley, tied to Oregon land frauds involving a senator and several congressmen, was retaken at Kharbin after escaping Chinese authorities. A $4000 reward was paid for his capture. he faces extradition questions and awaits departure for America under U S marshal escort. McKinley, described as quiet and generous, resided in Tlentaln and managed the Winter Gardens before moving to Manchuria.

Horace G. McKinley Oregon Pacific United States Tientsin Mukden Kharbin Marvin America Robert Stevenson McKinley China Waa Tlentaln Manchuria

Dividends Declared by Harriman Roads Directors

The Union Pacific directors announce a quarterly dividend of 2.5 percent on common shares and a semi annual 2 percent on preferred stock. The same dividends as the prior quarter. Directors of the 8. P. Co. declare a quarterly dividend of 1.25 percent on common stock.

New York Union Pacific 8. P. Co

Eugene High Clashes with Portland in Narrow Loss

Eugene High School lost to Portland High 23 to 21 in a hard fought game. Portland led by two at halftime, Eugene briefly led in the second half before a late Portland spurt tied the score and Captain Ward scored the winning basket, with visitors afterward hosted by local students.

Eugene Portland High School Portland Ward

Death of Mrs. Sarah E. Eads in Eugene

Mrs. Sarah E. Eads died at home on February 14 after an eight month illness of chronic bronchitis. She was 56, wife of J. C. Eads, with two daughters Mrs. F. C. Stevens and Miss Ethel Eads, and a brother Cr. Towner of Palouse Washington. She was a Christian church member. Funeral service Sunday at a listed time, with interment in Masonic cemetery, conducted by Dr. E C. Sanderson.

East Eleventh Street Eugene Sarah E. Eads J. C. Eads F. C. Stevens Ethel Eads Cr. Towner Palouse Wash Eads Christian

Transfers of Lane County Real Estate

An array of land transfers and property deeds across Lane County lists U S patent grants to multiple parties, town lots in Eugene and Cottage Grove, and various inheritances and sales. Named grantees include Matthew L. Tompkins, Peter S. Brumby, Marceline Whittaker, John Stoneberg, James Yarnall, Henry Wyhe, J T Witter, Ell Bangs, Laura Workman, Hans Larsen, Marion, and many others. The entries describe acres, sections, townships, ranges, and monetary values, with several parcels in Eugene, Cottage Grove, and Springfield reflecting transactions between individuals, the United States, and local districts.

Lane County Abstract Company United States Matthew L. Tompkins Peter S. Brumby W. E. Smith Marceline Whittaker Lota Harris Eugene J. H. Baker John Stoneberg Cottage Grove James E. Yarnall W. Polders H. L. Chilson Tailteoos Lake Club H. D. Wylie Henry E. Wy He J. Walter Vanscorpe J. T. Witter Springfield Charles Caylor Ell Bangs Hugh Hampton George W. Liles Ella Ford Travis Emma Travis Carlyle T. Travis LeRoy LaPorte M. J. Thompson Cole Marcola F. C. Walters Roland Vaughn Amos D. Owens Elbridge A. Wheeler John A. Huddieston L. Ayers Lancaster John V. Jenkins Anrow Frank G. Arehart A. J Kaiser Junction City John L. Hunter Jacop J T. G. Hendricks L. Mickelson Hendricks A. N. Striker J. Moffat College Hill Park W. W. Moore M. B. McKinney Richard H. Shacklett Lloyd C. Hughes Miller's Little Farms E. C. Potter Christensen C. Richmond Ana St. James J. W. Veatch J. H. McFerland Frank W. Syphers Herman Drugg Henry E. Owens Ermine Owens Owens James Wea James W. Owens Réow Edwina Murphey Wenel Yergle Purkerson & Quimby’s Ad Edwina McMurphey Annie Yer Gle Purkerson Quimby George Rein Fan E. E. Quimby Rickman Gordon Aaron Striker John Harbert Tp S.r John T. Harbert Ta Sr Emery LaDuke Read Peter Johnson Silkwood J. D. Petrie Ernest C. Iwood T&. Br W. P. Lockwoll J. I. Jones Mildred & Lace Jet Block 4 Jones J. H. Miller G. L. Jen A. D. Puter Wade H. Richtson L. A. Chastain M. C. Currin Isat Brown D. A. Paine Harry Isaac H. Bingham The Bell Geo. A Oregon J. W. Harms Luke L. Goodrich I Hendriks

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Evans Judge Horace G. M’kinley Harriman Roads Eugene High Weber Kimball Lohmer Lester Storey & Clark Marshall Wendell Schuman West 7Th St T. H. Comte
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