Northwestern League to reinstate Aberdeen for Portland club
In San Francisco on January 26 the Pacific Coast directors unanimously voted to reinstate Aberdeen and grant a Portland club a place in the coming season, a move attributed to Aberdeen’s request and not favor to Dugdale or Lucas. Walter McCredie was named a one man committee to back Portland’s NWL club finance, with Dugdale’s authority still decisive. Aberdeen’s C H Rowland hinted there may be more behind the move and questioned if the six team format will return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Northwestern League
Aberdeen
Portland
Pacific Coast Directors
St. Francis
Baseball Men of California
Dugdale
Lucas
Walter McCredie
Jack Johnson Hits High Places
New York January 26 Champion Jack Johnson, fresh from a theatrical run in New York, was arrested for the twelfth time in eight months for causing a disturbance in Baron Wilkins' case in the swell section of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
Baron Wilkins
Indispensable Painkiller Endorsed by Christian Era
A short advertisement extols Perry Davis Painkiller as indispensable for every family. It claims value for internal and external use and recommends it for colds rheumatism and fresh wounds, noting years of experience backing the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Dark belt rider urged to quit excess before voyage
A delegation of would-be backers met a fast-paced champion before he sailed in his 60 horsepower red devil for Jefferson Market. They protested his social set of late nights and water, urging restraint to prepare for Jeff. Johnson defended his lifestyle citing a Harvard physical exam as proof of fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wags
Jefferson Marnet
Jeff
Johnson
Harvard
Fenne Sets Coastal 25 Point Three Cushions Mark
Ben Fenne, ex-Eugene, wins praise in Portland billiards translating to a 25 to 6 win over Benjamin in a handicap three-cushion match at Bowie Caldwell. He posted 25 points in 23 innings, the coast's top match average, and leads the tournament with five wins in seven games. The standing shows Fenne ahead with strong showing from Bentley, Benjamin, O'Donnell, and Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Fenne
Eugene
Portland
Henry Solomon
Benjamin
Bowie & Caldwell
Fenne
P.C. Fenne
A. Ee Bentley
O'Donnell
Berger
Proul
SRD
Ewes
Johnson
Large Sawmill to Be Erected in Oregon Forest
Cottage Grove Oregon January 25 Manager A B Wood of the Oregon and Southeastern railroad is in Portland to push plans after his firm bought 173000000 feet of merchantable timber in the Umpqua national forest southeast of Cottage Grove A large mill will be built by the purchasers with location to be determined within or near the reserve.
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Cottage Grove
A. B. Wood
Oregon & Southeastern Railroad
Portland
Umpqua National Forest
Cottage Loop
Marriages Reported February 1910 in Oregon and California
A brief marriage record states John M. Young wed Icy Lunsford at the Methodist parsonage at noon January 26 1910 with Dr D H Trimble officiating. Another union took place at St Marys Catholic church Eugene at 10 am January 26 1910 between Mary Alice Kestley and Edward Douglas Hollenback with Rev J M O Farrell officiating. They will reside in Palo Alto California.
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Methodist Parsonage
John M. Young
Miss Icy Lunsford
D. H. Trimble
Oklahoma
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Eugene
Mary Alice Kestley
John Kestley
Edward Douglas Hollenback
Palo Alto
Cal
J. M. O'Farrell
Alma Weather Sparks Local Gossip and Props for Turkeys
Special correspondence from Alma reports rainy weather and longing for sun. Notes inhabitants and visitors, including Mrs Hartman, Mr Salltt, and F Yates on a trip to the lower Siuslaw. Chas Layne’s drowning shocks locals while Ed Pettit injures his foot testing a hatchet. Mentions buying turkeys, a Kin caid sale, and plans for a Lambda Rho club house at the University of Oregon. Department store ads and optician Dr Lowe visit listed.
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Alma
Mrs. Hartman
Chas
Layne
Bert Allegar
Claire Ross
Elmira
Ed Pettit
Webster Kincaid
W. H. Brenton
Eugene
Kincaid
Mr. Brenton
University of Oregon
MotherGray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Vintage ad promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claiming relief for feverish symptoms teething disorders and digestion while promising cold relief in 24 hours. It touts pleasant taste harmlessness and 10 000 testimonials. Sold by all druggists 25 cents. Don’t accept substitutes.
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Mother Gray
Norma
Personal notices from daily guard list many travelers
A long list of residents and visitors is noted in Eugene and nearby towns. Names include R. C. Edwards F. C. Matteson Rev M C Wire Walter Reama C R Calloway George W Hunter and dozens more with travel to Lowell Marcola Salem Florence Creswell and Cottage Grove. Several attend services or stage trips while others visit family.
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Daily Guard
R. C. Edwards
Lowell
F. C. Matteson
Marcola
Eugene
M. C. Wire
Points South
Walter Reama
C. R. Calloway
Forest Grove
George W. Hunter
Salem
J. H. Devor
Walterville
Dudley Clarke
Myrtle Tobey
Halsey
J. B. Hill
W. R. Jephcott
Florence
Lela Irwin
Mapleton
James Hughes
M. P. Dommersnaes
Toledo
W. W. Chessman
W. B. Griffith
Blue River
J. S. Medley
Cottage Grove
Marie Knott
Portland
R. F E. Vardaman
Bradyville
Iowa
Louis Johnson
E. M. McClure
Lyons
Siuslaw
B. F. Finn
McKenzie
W. B. Goodman
Pleasant Hill
Julia Day
E. L. Payne
Gates
A. L. Peter
Alf Dillard
Andrew Svarverud
Creswell
Jennie Baker
Robert Booth
Senator R. A. Booth
Edward Douglas Hollenback
Palo Alto
Cal
John Kestlevee
H. Weat
Jasper
H. H. Hancock
Oroville
Guy Huff
F. M. Feebles
Fred Fischer
P. BE. Snodgrass
Bruce L. Bogart
North Dakota
R. M. Perry
B. A. Millsap
Lebanon
C. L. Johnson
D. Thomas
W. Welder
J. W. Cartian
C. A. Knutsen
Almont
N. D
de. C. Eyre Powell
Bridal Well
Henry Kissenger
Alton Hampton
W. C. Counter
Cottage Groe
W. B. Stathens
John
L. L.r Waraseck
Horace Harms
D. A. Simms
Schell
Edmore
Calliforna
Arthur Edgar Young
J. M. McConnell
Roseburg
Viola Hanna
Los Angeles
Hubbard
Rebekah Assembly
Independence
J. W. Sprechera
Albany
May Young
Robert Hamilton J. Hamrickson
Kenmare
W. L. Kincaid
Birth notice and winter ailment remedy ad
Born at Eugene hospital on Thursday January 20 a 9 pound boy to the wife of G E Noble of Springfield. Mother and child doing nicely. An advertising paragraph warns of a deadly winter illness and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery with a testimonial from A L Dunn of Fine Valley Minnesota. It claims the product cures grip coughs and bronchial ailments for one dollar and is guaranteed by W A Kuykendall.
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Eugene Hospital
G. E. Noble
Springfield
Dr. King
A. L. Dunn
Fine Valley
Mim
W. A. Kuykendall
Bond election planned for $40,000 street funding
The News expects broad voter support for a bonding election in Roreburg to approve a $40,000 issue for street improvements. The bond would cover one third of the total needed. Voters face a decision on financing essential paving and related projects.
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Roreburg
Aberdeen Will Retaliate On Seattle In League Shakeup
Aberdeen merchants announce a boycott of Seattle Beatto wholesale dealers after Aberdeen was dropped from the Northwestern Baseball League. They blame D B Dugdale owner of the Seattle club for the move and allege a deal with W W McCredie to shrink the league to four teams and join the Coast League. Telegrams warn that Aberdeen business would shift to Portland if Aberdeen is restored.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Beatto Wholesale
Dgalere
Aberdeen Ia
D. BE. Dugdale
Seattle
W. W. McCredie
Portland
Elmira News Highlights Local Events and Ills
Special Correspondence from Elmira Oregon January 24 reports growing interest in the Guard’s contest with Elmira contestants in the race. Bogard improves after illness while others suffer sore throat resembling light diphtheria. Tonight features a traveling show and a Modern Woodmen entertainment planned soon. Lula Yatesta scheduled for the 12th. Mrs Colgard spent Sunday in Eugene. Helen Randall’s funeral at the Christian church last Sunday. Mrs Pear Woods visiting friends from Oregon City. Mrs Jos Goodfellow arrived from Oregon City to stay with her mother Mrs Jane Gray.
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Elmira
Bogard
Mies Lula Yatesta
Rene
Helen Randall
The
Christian Church
Pear Woods
Mia Perr) Maxwell
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S. H. Friendly
Linen Dept
Mises Coats
Sporting News
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Alma News
John Howe
Lowe
Junction
L. A. Barack
East
A. J. Gillette
Merching
S. B. Walker
Mike
Aloha Theater
Deane
U. of Q. W
Ray Emmett
Lowel
Nellie Workman J
California
J. N. Lindsay
H. J. Humphrey
Rev. W. W. Henry
C. D. Hemenway
Points North
Chas. McFarland
L. L
Ray Goodrich
W. S. Moon
Richard
Barker
Medford
J. D. Fields
J. H. Shupe
C. P. Barnard
J. B. Heaton
Polk
Edith Loof- Warren
Beaver
A. Smith
Daly
H. L. van Doyn
Coburg
Leland
Misa Gladys Fisher
J. F. Dibble
Sluslaw
Lyons’ Ranch
Raleigh Koney
Goshen
J. E. Yarnell
Albert Pioch
I. J. Walcott
Vida
J. Milne
S. J. Dillard
Crenwell
el EL Awbrey
Irving
Geo. M. Miller
Pointa
Peter Colgaard
Stella Bean
Benton Bowers
Bowers Drug Company
Ashland
Tom Richardson
Portland Commercial Club
Halvis
Texas
Texas Wonder
O. J. Hull
Francisc
Firma
Eee
A.J) Tower
Canaman Co
Yeots
Oxfords
Uedee
eMar
On & Washburne
Cherry
6Th and Wilamecte
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