Welcome Departure Ends Holy Roller Spread in Corvallis
The Corvallis Times reports that the Holy Roller leaders Creffield and Brooks have been forced out by local action after abuses blamed on their sect. Authorities note offenses beyond reach of state law, while the community endures fallout including a distressed girl in a Portland sanatorium and multiple nervous cases among followers. The newspaper calls the men’ s departure welcome despite the crime.
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Corvallis
Holy Roller
Creffield
Brooks
Portland
Enery Guirds
Borgir Scare At Hendricks Residence On West Ninth
Last night around 10 o clock the Hendricks family on West Ninth and Charleton streets were startled by a horse on the porch. A cracked window pane was found and believed to indicate an attempted burglary, but Hendricks says the crack was old and likely caused by the family cat and jerkit tens. The family suffered fright but no injury or entry occurred.
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T. G. Hendricks
West Ninth
Charnetton
Hendricks
First Assembly In New Building At High School
The first regular Wednesday morning assembly in the new High School building was held this morning. Paul Stauffer played a piano solo followed by a recitation by Miss Lela Horn. The Principal urged discipline and personal sacrifice for the school, citing Rip Van Winkle and the need for resolute action. A vocal solo by Miss Saith Lister closed the program, with Maude King on piano accompanying. The January issue of the High School News was issued, featuring an attractive cover and above average contents.
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Paul Stauffer
Lela Horn
Storey
Wiss Saith Lister
Miss Maude King
Nowa
Great Interest in the Debate at the University
Interest in the forthcoming University of Oregon Whitman debate dominates campus activity. Whitman backs Brown as star back, Oregon counters with Tomlingen Moulton and Bacoo. Governor Chamberlain will judge, Glow Club to sing, Mrs. Sherman Brown to play violin, tickets already suggest record attendance.
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U. O
Whitman
Oregon
Thee
Brown
Whitmoan
Tomlingen
Moulton
Bacoo
Chamberlain
Glow Club
Sherman Brown
Moss
Eugene
Bowling interest rises at Commercial Club with high scores
Interest in bowling grows at the Commercial Club with Deacon Davis as top scorer. Kerry Donbar and Webster Kinesid follow close behind. The return contest against the Aleo Club of Albany is planned for January at Albans. The Commercial Club team will consist of three players aiming for high scores, with aspirants allowed free use of the alley in the afternoon.
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Commercial Club
Deacon Davis
Kerry Donbar
Webster Kinesid
Aleo Club
Albany
At Albans
Eugene Daily Guard Personal Notices Contains Wide Local Traveler Entries
A broad list of residents and visitors in Eugene shows Mra M Shaw indisposed and many names visiting or traveling. Individuals include Co V Littler Albany and John Nice Thurston in the city, A Ream Portland trip, Wilhelm Monroe in Eugene, Mrs Rintoul Oregon City, Mackay Pleasant Hill in Hugenes, Willson Cottage Grove visits, Deputy Sheriff Bown on official business, Fr L Gibbs Portland trip, Henry Landers Cottage Grove, Mrs Booth Saginaw, Roney Goshen business, Mrs Riley Sumpter visiting Roscoe, Skipworth Junction returns, Hadley and Stuart to Portland, J H McClong Portland, James Curran Telephone Co. inspector, Miss Rankin Portland trip, Keeney with Plymouth Rocks at Albany show, Klinginemith Meminnville visit, Walter Jackson commercial traveler in Eugene, Emma Saltzman Portland Los Angeles winter, Geo Miller back from Oakland San Francisco, Booth Southern Oregon, Ankeny Portland, Welch Albany, Tillman Coburg Portland trip, Munroe Knowles creek return, Saltzman back from Portland, H W Thompson California trip, Hammond tax collector, Stone Minneapolis visit, Ertz Portland, Teo Miller quits job for Albany plumbing, Bestham and son Salem, M S Wallis visitors, McMoran in Eugene, Lobdell Junction City, Adele Golf Albany guest, Clevinger Ruckrer Albany, Ware Roseburg trip, J W Harris Cottage Above trip, Harley Barton Roseburg, Leach Portland, Calef Harrisburg Eugene visit, Wilkins Coburg California trip, Adele Golf Albany guest, other local movements and trips.
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E. A. Willson
Cottage Grove
Bown
Fr. L. Gibbs
Portland
Henry Landers
KR. A. Booth
Saginaw
A. L. Roney
Goshen
Eugene
Riley
Sumpter
Oregon
Roscoe
G. F. Skipworth
Junction
Walter Jackson
Taylor Needham
Thurston
Clon
H. BE. Ankeny
Mra
California
C. C. Hammond
Sioslaw
G. Hl. Stone
Minneapolis
Minn
Joe Ertz
5. P. Co
Death of Mrs S L Heslop in Portland
Rev D E Loveridge reports the death of his daughter Mrs S L Heslop at Good Samaritan Hospital Portland after a prolonged illness. A EuGene resident on West Fifth Street, she leaves two children Ernestine a Berkeley student and Paul, with Ruth, to attend the funeral in Portland.
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Daily Guard
D. E. Loveridge
Episcopal Church
5. L. Heslop
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Berkeley
Paul
Palestine Pointers and Local Happenings
Crow January 9. Rev I N Mulkes preached at Palestine on the 4th inst. Miss Annie Doster left for Eugene for employment. Miss Ivah Smith of Hale visits her sister Mrs A Kraal. Meetings led by Elmira Baptist pastor held at Crow hall this week. Ek O Temple, in poor health, hires B D McLean for ranch work. Harrisburg reports the death of Helene Overton aged twenty months in Eugene. Dr M Canady slowly recovers but remains at home.
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Ivah Smith
Hale
Mra. A. Kraal
Elmira Baptist Church
Crow
Ek. O. Temple
B. D. McLean
Harrisburg
Helene
Lincoln Overton
Carrie Diess
Eugene
February Delineator features household guidance for housewives
The Delineator issue highlights expert papers for women readers. Eleanor Marchant writes on simple home breakfast luncheon and dinner with suggestive illustrations. A Holland luncheon and illustrated cookery pieces offer novel recipes and dessert ideas.
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Eleanor Marchant
Holland
Stiles and Schenck Tie The Knot In City Ceremony
Will R. Stiles married Miss Goldie Schenck this afternoon at 3 at Rev J B S McCallem's residence of the First Christian church. Stiles is the son of city Chief of Police J S Stiles and the bride lives with her parents west of town on the river road. The couple will reside in the country for the present.
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Will R. Stiles
Goldie Schenck
S. McCallem
First Christian Church
Will Stiles
J. S. Stiles
Rich Showing in Bohemia Rich Showing in Bohemia
Cottage Grove Oregon January 1 Phil Spong owner of a claim near the Ridge hotel Bohemia reports completing his annual assessment for 10S He uncovered an 18 foot ledge containing solid ore across its width over half of which is free milling The ore shows gold in many samples The tunnel is only 30 feet and the ore body is the largest yet found in the district The Ridge hotel lies about four miles from Bohemia proper along the old Noonday wagon road The vicinity has many locations and timbered rugged hillsides abound on the Pacific coast.
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Cottage Grove
Phil Spong
Ridge Hotel
Bohemia
Pacific Coast
Mohawk Items Bridge Local Life and Moves
Mohawk Valley sees movers and shakers with Gunderson family leaving for Portland after a year in Mohawk. Oliver Root aids on a Mohawk log drive while Charles Bagby travels to Oregon City for his mother’s illness. Briggs Lumber completes tram to Donna, Hyland mill resumes, and W W Gatts preaches at Donna and Stafford school. Rumors of a wedding and more industrial growth tally the bustling valley.
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Springfeld
KR. F. D
Oliver Root
Charles Bagby
Donna
Oregon City
Mr. Campbell
Salem
M. L. Hammitt
Briggs Lumber Co
Hyland
Mullen
Pearhall Creek
Simmons
Hammitt
Portland
An American Girl as an English Peresa in New Idea
February issue highlights a timely article by English author Michael White on a subject he speaks authoritatively about. A second symposium chapter titled The Happiest Day of My Life appears for eager readers. A butter making feature by Kate V Saint Maur under The Country Woman's Friend—the Cow—offers practical guidance.
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New Idea Woman's Magazine
Peresa
Michael White
Kate V. Saint Maur
Cottage Moves From West Ninth To West Eights Street
The cottage on the rear of Eli Bangs' lot at West Ninth and Olive streets is being moved by owner Mr. Adrian to a new site on West Eighth street. The relocation has advanced beyond Olive Street by a short distance.
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Eli Bangs
West Ninth
Olive Streets
Adrian
West Eights Street
Olive Street
Local youth fined for drunken and disorderly conduct
Claude Blake was fined ten dollars by Police Judge Dorris after a fight with Bill Monroe near Willamette Street. Monroe escaped as officers arrived. Blake was jailed briefly and released after his father paid the fine. Monroe and Blake were en route with others to a relative’s home south of town. Monroe’s whereabouts were unknown. Also notes about Portland excursion tickets and Madame Patti performances on January 14.
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Claude Blake
Dorris
Blake
Bill Monroe
Willamette
Stiles
Elwood
Monroe
Souther Pacific Company
Portland
Madame Patti
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Dr. Bechdell
Governor Chamberlain
M. Shaw
Co. V
John Nice
Thurston, Sa
A. W. Ream
Ayers
Halsey
A. Wilhelm, Jr
A. B. Rintoul
B. KE. Mackay
Pleasant Hill
Det Hadley
Will Stuart
Len. J. H. McClong
James Curran
The
Telephone Company
Carolina Rankin
Keeney
Charley Klinginemith
Meminnville
J. 5. Stiles
Lon. KR
A. Booth
Souther
Bany Today
B. Makin
C. HL. Park
Teo. Miller
Andy Teylor
Ir Bestham
Little Son
Gi. Hl. McMoran and Son
McMoran
S. Lt
G. L. Lobdell
Junction City
Tr A. Gilbert
W. M. Marrow
Los Angeles
Cal
Judge Bean
Kk. W. Welch
Misa Adele Golf
Helene Robinson
Clevinger
Ruckrer
San Francisco
Frank Ware
Roseburg
J. W. Harris
Cottage Above
Harley Barton
Arthur Leach
U. S
Mahlon Calef
Iean Eugene
Amos Wilkins
Coburg
San Diego
S. L. Heslop
Palestine Pointers
Guard Speci
Dr. M. Canady
Stiles-Schenck
J. M. Stafford
W. W. Gatts
Parson Creek
Stafford
Mr. Gatts
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Chambers’ Hardware
J. W. Quackenbush & Son
East Ninth Street
University OF Oregon
School OF Music
Eugene, Oregon
Roean
M. Glen
Dean
Absolutely Tree
Handsome
Rand, McNally & Company
Chicago
Eugene Guard
Ax Billy Department
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