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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

7

Lifelong Senate Jobs For Gilfrey And Turner

In Washington Oregon grants two men permanent Senate positions H H Gilfrey chief clerk and William B Turner printing clerk have secured jobs for life. Gilfrey’s tenure survives any removal attempts as part of a patronage ledger system while Turner's long service and friendships with senior senators protect him from Bourne's bid to replace him.

Washington Oregon H. H. Gilfrey William B. Turner United States Senate Henry Gilfrey Senate McDonald Gilfrey Portland and Willamette Valley W. B. Turner Turner Portland Bourne Tonnett Bennett Geome Hale Maine Ala

Notice for Public Land Sale in Oregon 1907

Notice in 1907 United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon that August Whitaker of Walton Lane Oregon filed sworn statement for purchase of section 32 township 19 south range 7 west Willamette Meridian. He will prove land valuable for timber or stone and establish claim before Commissioner W W Calkins at Eugene Oregon on March 6 1906. Witnesses Henry Hinkson Clair Hinkson William Sallee and Sidney Porter. All adverse claimants must file by March 6 1903. Benjamin L. Eddy Register.

United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon Eugene Bammes Henry Hinkson Alma Clair Hinkson William H. Salleer Sidney Porter Walton Benjamin L. Eddy Regieter

Timber Land Act Filing Noted at Eugene Oregon

Frank C. King of Eugene Lane County filed under the 1878 timber lands act with the 1892 extension. He seeks Lot Four and the SW quarter and the NW quarter of section 2 in township 7 south range 9 west, to prove the land is more valuable for timber than agricultural use. Names include Lewis M Hoselton and Joan Hooker of Crow, Oregon, with observer W. Calk. May 6 1807 filing referenced. 1908 as of record.

United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon South Range Apd W. W. Calk Eugene Oregon M Hoselton Crow le Hoselton Crow Oregon Lease Hooker Joan Hooker Benjamin L. Eddy

Officers of State Labour Proetation Adjournaled in Oregon

Astoria Jan 1 The Oregon State Federation of Labor adjourned last night after electing officers President C H Gram Portland re elected first vice president J H Wheeler Portland second vice president M H Lorn aten Astoria third vice president Harry HIM Salem fourth vice president John Greenwood Marah Held fifth vice president Mrs Gee Portland secretary and treasurer G Cassidy Portland Next years convention will be held at Salem.

Astoria Oregon State Federation of Labor C. H. Gram Portland J. H. Wheeler MH. M. Lornaten Harry Him Salem John Greenwood Marah- Held Mra. Gee Cassidy

French Aeronaut Wins Prize in Kilometre Air Ship Challenge

Parla Jan 13 Henry Farnam, a French aeronaut, won the Deutsche Deacon prize of 10000 dollars today by making a circular kilometre in an air ship heavier than air. The flight was witnessed by a committee in 1 minute 28 seconds.

Henry Farnam

Medford Tribune Editor Convicted Over Grand Jury Critique

Jacksonville Jan 11 An editor named George Putnam of the Medford Tribune was convicted and fined 150 dollars for criticizing the grand jury. He was released on bond pending appeal. The judge barred evidence supporting his article and directed the jury toward conviction, though it took three hours to reach a verdict.

Jacksonville Hbecause George Putnam Medford Tribune Hanna

Dr. A’s New Discovery Praised by Empire Resident

CO Eldridge of Empire Ca touts Dr A’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. He claims seven years of use with his children prone to croup and notes quick relief even during attacks. The ad touts a free trial bottle and lists price 50c and 81.

Dr. A CO. Eldridge Empire King of

Reverend Baker Changes Creawell Church Services

Missionary Rev D B Baker of the Baptist church states Creawell church will move services from the fourth to the third Sunday each month. Rev Mr Kelly will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. A marriage license was issued to Henry L Ryan 27 and Cora Tracer 16 both of Junction City.

D. BE. Baker The Baptist Church Creawell Church Mr Kelly Fieree ‘O“Ay Henry L. Ryan Cora Tracer Junction City

1908 Lane County jury list chosen for circuit court duty

Lane County Commissioners at January term selected 285 citizens from every precinct for year long circuit court juror service in 1908. The long roster includes Bailey Bailey George W Briggs and others. many named precincts list multiple jurors. The document enumerates each precincts selections and names for juror duty.

Circuit Court Lane County Commissioners’ Court Lane County

Death of Oregon Pioneer W R Dillard at Goshen

W R Dillard Lane County pioneer died at his Goshen home January 12 1908 aged 76 after long years in Oregon. Born June 3 1831 in Knox County Tennessee he married Misa Alzura Hendricks December 8 1853. Surviving children include Julia Bishop and Tamsy Bishop in San Francisco Laura Hampton of Baker City C W Dillard of San Diego and B Dillard of Goshen. The couple moved to Oregon from California in 1858 and joined United Brethren church service lasting many years.

W. R. Dillard Lane County Goshen Knox County Tenn Misa Alzura Hendricks Mere Julia Bishop San Francisco Tamsy Bishop Laura Hampton Baker City, Or C. W. Dillard San Deigo Cal B. Dillard Oregon California

Oregon climate tempts Easterner with garden paradise

Special Correspondence notes Oregon as a winter oasis with warm showers and sun, urging readers to move to Willamette valley. Entries mention locals visiting relatives, prizes won at El mira store, and residents like Charles Cornelius, Delton Dickinson, Mrs. A Worden, and the Worden brothers. Timber, trapping, and stock conditions are reported as quiet, with Elvit cats noted by Worden.

Ivison Oregon Pacific Northwest Willamette Valley Charles Cornelius Goshen Delton Dickinson Elmira Saginaw B. J. Owen Ivion Clarence Worden L. D. Bliven Vaughn Boys Alex Morricon

Embezzlement Case Ties Glendale Bank Cashier

Harry N. Pratt, former Glendale State Bank cashier, waived preliminary examination on embezzlement charges. Bound over to circuit court for trial, bailed $2000. He left Roseburg with A L Shipman after arrest following a bank shortage of 3570 dollars. Pratt is defended by Cardwell Watson. warrant by E R Redfield.

Harry N.pratt Glendale State Bank Eircuit Court Glendale A. L. Shipman Victory Mine Roseburg Pratt Cardwell @ Watson E. F E. Redfield Glendale Bank Portland

Timber land prices rise as Wisconsin buyers move west

Wisconsin timber dealers expand into Oregon and British Columbia as they acquire large tracts for future price gains. Fred M. Norton of Medford plans steady purchases in Portland and holds timber for five to six years. Leases on private timber lands in British Columbia extend to 42 years, with remaining lands withdrawn to forest reserves.

Wisconsin Portland Oregon Waukesha Pacific Coast Canada Fred M. Norton Medford Perkins Mr. Norton Huntingham & Young Madison Iusl Mrntieh Columbia Norton Portland Journal Cunard British Columbia Eugene L. M. Travia J. W. Shumate I. H. Bingham FE. L. Campbell Josh Fellman Henry Tromp

Installation of L O G A R Officers in Rich Mountain circle

The Rich Mountain circle No 4 L of G A R installed officers at I O O F Fy hall with Estelle Dimond in charge. Mary S Small led as president and a full slate served including Mra FB A Sylvester as J V P and Mrs Emma Buchholz as J V P. A debut mandolin duo entertained and a leap year supper followed for about 150 attendees. The piece includes a separate 1856 patent medicine ad fragment for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo.

1. O Rich Mountain Circle No. 4 Estelle Dimond Mary S. Small Mra A. Sylvester Taylor State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. PD A. W. Gleason Mall

Osteopaths Meet in City of Portland

At the sixth annual meeting of the Oregon Osteopathic Association held yesterday at the Imperial Hotel, officers elected for the coming year include President Otis Akin of Portland and Vice Presidents Mc Samuels Baker City and Gertrude Gates of Portland. A board of trustees also selected comprises B P Shepard Clara MacFarlane R B Northrup H C P Moore and H L Stidley with locations in Portland LaGrande and Eugene.

Oregon Osteopathic Association Imperial Hotel Otis Akin Portland C. T. Samuels Baker City Gertrude Gates Magel Akin H. F. Leonard B. P. Shepard Clara MacFarlane R. RB. Northrup H. C. P. Moore LaGrande H. L. Stidley Eugene Oregonian

Williams Indian Pile Nointment promises cure and relief

Piles remedy claims instant relief from blind bleeding and itching piles. It absorbs tumors and acts as a poultice for private parts itching. Sold by Linn Drug Co. for 1.00 by mail and Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio.

Williams Linn Drug Co Mallne Williams Mfg Co Cleveland

Bold robbery in Portland hits Chamber offices

In Portland on January 13 mystery burglaries culminated with seven or eight offices broken into, most notably the O Day and Tarpley law offices where a safe was opened and Attorney W W Banks suffered the loss of 250 dollars in coin. A suspect has been arrested.

Portland Chamber of Commerce O'Day & Tarpley W. W. Banks Hearrest

New Life Pills Claim Health Boost for Maine Man

Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says Dr Kings New Life Pills improved his digestion liver and bowels. If the pills disappoint you a refund is offered at W A Kuykendalls drug store 25e.

Dr. King Jacob Springer West Franklin Maine W. A. Kuykendall

McMinnville Post Office Revenue Exceeds Yearly Gear Target

The Use McMinnville post office reported revenue of 9491.58 for last year with a gear total of 360. A shift to a new pull could place the city into a free delivers class, impacting future operations and classification.

McMinnville

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