Williams Will Parade on Fourth of July in Eugene
Two companies of National Guard stationed in Eugene will march in a Fourth of July parade. Companies A and C of the Second Battalion Fourth Infantry are ordered to assemble at the armory at 9 30 a m on July 4 for Independence Day celebrations. Major C C Hammond commands the battalion and is responsible for parade details.
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National Ard
Eugene
Battal- Fourth Infantry
C. C. Hammond
Hmanding
G. O. Yoran
Bt Testor
Ladd Estate Final Settlement Approved in County Court
The estate of W. S. Ladd received a final order in County Court yesterday morning. Executors and executrix filed, valuing the estate at over 5.67 million dollars, with heirs Caroline A widow William M Ladd, E Ladd and John Wesley as trustees. Appraisers set total at 7.50 million with real estate 4.13 million and personal property 3,695.95. major holdings include Crystal Springs farm and Canyon City land totaling hundreds of thousands, plus substantial banking stock and other assets.
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W. S. Ladd
Webster
Caroline A
William M. Ladd
E. Ladd
John Wesley
Rutrix
Ider Ladd
Wis
John Catlin
Mel. Wood
Canyon City
Eats & Tilton
Leo
Oregonian
Allen Cannery Set to Open Tomorrow in City
The Allen fruit cannery will begin operations tomorrow, employing 50 to 100 women and girls and 25 to 30 men. Cherries began arriving today, with expected steady flow to keep the plant active through the season. The Lane County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association has a two week lease arrangement with manager W G Allen, under which the cannery cans fruit for association members on commission and shares the output. The cannery is expected to be very busy this summer.
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Allen Fruit Cannery
Lane County Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
W. G. Allen
Allen
Grant's Pass Debates Street Paving With Southern Pacific
In Grant's Pass Oregon on June 29 the Southern Pacific Railroad challenges the city paving ordinance citing extreme poverty and its large right of way. The railroad asks for delay, offering ten yearly installments, while the council plans to proceed and place a lien if payment is refused.
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Grant’s Pass
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Grant's Pass
Harriman
Throweh
Paving Contract Awarded for Nine City Blocks
The Warren Construction Co. won the paving bid for nine blocks on Olive Oak West Tenth and West Eleventh Streets at 2.13 per square yard. American paving Co. got cement curbing at 30 to 50 cents per foot, and E. R. Mummey was awarded drainage at 20 for catch basins 5 for inlets and 45 cents per foot for sewer pipe. Mayor vetoed then overridden. remonstrances stalled some streets.
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Warren Construction Co
Olive
West Fifth
West Tenth
East Seventh
East Ninth
Willamette
West Eleventh
American Paving Co
E. R. Mummey
Oak
East Sixth Street
East Fifth Street
Bituthie
East Tenth
Olive Street
Matlock
Garrett
Roach
Moon
Williams
Irrigation Push Advances in Willamette Valley at Eugene
Salem June 27 The first steps toward an irrigation project in the Willamette Valley have begun at Eugene as the state and federal government fund a geological survey covering 225 square miles including Eugene. A $5,000 total allocation supports mapping to encourage irrigation projects, with a three to four month survey planned before Albany, Salem, and Oregon City sheets follow.
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Salem, Or
Willamette Valley
Eugene
Geological Survey
Oregon
Secretary of State
Albany
Salem
Oregon City
O Irri
Harrisburg
McKenzie
Middle Fork
Willamette
W. W. Cotton
Harriman
Cotton
Mr. Cotton
A. B. Stover
United States Department of Agriculture
Lewis
Mr. Stover
Marriages in Salem Two Ceremonies Reported
Married G W Billmire and Mrs M G Leathers at 2 p m at South Willamette Street home with Rev D H Trimble officiating D M Stevenson of Eugene left Salem after visiting with his uncle E P McCarter Carl McClain University of Oregon instructor married Grace Parker at the dormitory Rev H N Mount officiated in the dorm dining room McClain part of McArthur McClain surveying gravitation system at his firm Rev T H Downs officiated June 29 1908 ceremony for Daniel D Stevens and Mrs Addie Eastman at the officiant's home
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G. W. Billmire
M. G Leathers
Geo. L. Jennings
Willamette Street
D. H. Trimble
D. M. Stevenson
Eugene
Salem
E. P. McCarter
H. B. Straight
Portland
Salem Statesman
Carl McClain
University of Oregon
Grace Parker
Rev. H. N. Mount
McClain
McArthur & McClain
T. H. Downs
Daniel D. Stevens
Addie Eastman
Veterinary Surgeon Griffin Arrested in County Justice
C Griffin, a veterinary surgeon who recently located here, was arrested today by Constable Plank on a warrant charging him with practicing without a license. He will appear before Justice Bryson tomorrow.
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C. Griffin
Constable Plank
D. J. Christie
Justice of the Peace Bryson
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Resident of Chapel Hill
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is the best salve in the world, cured a felon on his thumb and heals all sores burns and wounds. Available for 25 cents at N A Kuykendall’s drug store.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N. C
N. A. Kuykendall
Notice of Dissolution of Law Firm Dorris and Skipworth
The law firm Geo. B. Dorris and G. F. Skipworth is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Dorris and Mr. Skipworth will share the same office rooms and continue business. Names George H. Dorris and G. F. Skipworth appear in the notice.
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Geo. B. Dorris
G. F. Skipworth
Mr. Dorris
Mr. Skipworth
George Fh. Dorris
Coburg Gets New First Class Shoe Shop
E. P. Shinn opens a first class shoe shop in Coburg. All work guaranteed. Bring in your job for repair or new shoes.
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Coburg
E. P. Shinn
D&Éwt
Ford Arrested in Klamath Falls on Liquor Charge
W M L Ford, former Eucers resident and later Springfield dining room operator at Hotel Springfield, was arrested in Klamath Falls this forenoon on a bench warrant from Eugene Circuit Court. Deputy Bown will fetch him for trial on liquor sales charges. Ford, indicted last term for selling liquor at Springfield, has previously evaded punishment. Sheriff Fisk monitors movements.
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W. LL. Ford
Eucers
Springfield
Klamath Falls
Circuit Court
Eugene
Ford
Bown
Suir Iff Fisk
Lumbermen Call Interstate Rate Decision a Lemon
Tacoma reports lumber manufacturers now view the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling as a lemon a compromise between railroads and lumber interests. The decision favors Portland gateway to Salt Lake and Utah under limits, but pushes Colorado traffic via Billings on the Northern Pacific. Bellingham leaders warn of possible appeals, while Captain Everett Griggs says a Supreme Court appeal would exhaust funds and leave lumber business unsettled until resolved.
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Tacoma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland Gateway
Western Washington
Commission
Portland
Salt Lake
Utah
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Billings
Buriington
Bellingham
Wash
Everett Griggs
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturer’s Association
United States Supreme Court
Vinegar Plant Prepared for Fall Operation in Beavte
E H Ingham of the Ingham vine factory from Portland is supervising the setup to begin operation this fall when apples ripen. The plant aims to run at full capacity this year, with Beavte to host two such facilities. N A Reynolds has completed a new building at West Second and Blair streets for a similar plant and will install machinery soon. Besides vinegar, it will produce apple butter, cider, jelly and other orchard products.
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E. H. Ingham
Ingham
Portland
Beavte
Peration
N. A. Reynolds
West Second and
Blair Streets
Right Life Pills Endorsement From Harrisville Resident
A. A. Felton of Harrisville New York says he has used Dr King s New Life Pills for years and finds them exactly right The ad claims relief from constipation biliousness and malaria with no discomfort and notes the product is 25 cents at N A Kuykendall s drug store.
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Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
N.A. Kuykendall
Electric Bitters Endorsement by North Carolina Teacher
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters, claiming it cures stomach liver and kidney troubles and weakness. He notes it helps chills and malaria and calls it the best medicine, sold under guarantee at W A Koykendall's drug store.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Local Drug Remedies And Property Sale Noted
For up to date well drilling see LaDuke Jaffier Co. Te Red 5121, 999 Willard Boul. Mrs Wald sold her property at the corner of West Sixth and Olive Streets, Ward House hotel and adjoining cottage to J W Maltman. Kodo will aid stomach disorders and is sold by all druggists.
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LaDuke @ Jaffier Co
Willard Boul
All Drugete
Water power sites eyed near Willamette headwaters
N L Fitzhenry reports Southern Pacific surveyors at work on a proposed railroad across the Mountainarato in eastern Oregon and on Salt Creek for a power plant. A six to eight mile canal would drop about 120 feet with potential to generate 29 000 horsepower. Snow on mountain summits is melting with warm weather.
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N. L. Fitzhenry
Willamette River
Southern Pacific
Mountainarato
Oregon
Salt Creek
W. Curtis
Southern Pacifico
Fitehenry
Nebraska Hopes Gray For Second Place At Denver
Lincoln June 30 Nebraska's delegation to the Denver convention will approve of any man on whom the delegation can unite for vice president Failing in this Nebraska will vote solidly for Judge Gray for vice president The Nebraska delegation is also standing for a strong anti injunction plank.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Denver
Judge Gray
Fight Over Prohibition Plank Dominates Democratic Convention
Denver newspaper reports that a strong push will insert a prohibition plank into the Democratic platform. General James B. Weaver leads the movement, backed by Southern delegations, amid ongoing debate over the anti-injunction plank and party leaders arriving for the convention.
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Denver
Colo
Committee On Resolution
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Prohibition, General Weaver
General Weaver
Anti Inunction Plank Defines Party Stance Amid VP talk
National Committee members regard a clear anti inunction plank as essential to spell out the party line. Chamberlain remains in the vice presidential mix though Chanler’s prominence wanes after Norman E. Mack’s remark that he speaks only as a friend. Governor George E. Chamberlain of Oregon emerges as a new VP possibility, reportedly acceptable to Bryan if he is nominated.
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National Committee
Chamberlain
Chanler
New York
Norman E. Mack
Mr. Chanler
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Bryan
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Drives Cold Out
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is praised for gentle bowel action that helps expel the cold. Sold bold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims
A historical ad style summary stating Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly successful for women's health. It highlights testimonials, visits to the Lynn Massachusetts lab, and claims of curing by restoring the feminine system, while noting the product is made from roots and herbs and is free of drugs.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Dia Pinkham
Man credits De Witt kidney pills in Petersburg notice
Bert Barler of Pt on claims he has taken four doses of De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and that they have done more for him than all other medicines. Sold by all druggists.
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Bert Barler
P'ton, Win
de~ Witt
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