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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1910

Page

2

Liberty Day Sermon on True Liberty by Charles Russell

Pastor Charles Russell in Brooklyn's Academy of Music stresses liberty as social restraint and self control. He argues liberty is not license and calls for peaceable living, rights of others, and freedom through Christ as "liberty of the children of God" while warning of strife and the flesh's struggle.

Brooklyn Rtussell Brooklyn Tabernacle Academy of Music Ely Liberty Unicuit Uberty Ileas Republic Nho School of Christ Jesus Christ Apostle

Liberty of the Children of God Church and World

The text discusses the full liberty promised to believers through Christ and the future freedom of the world from Sin and Death. It contrasts present churchly begetting with future adoption, explains the groaning creation awaiting the First Resurrection, and outlines the universal deliverance under God’s Kingdom during Christ’s millennial reign.

St. Paul Christ Apostle God Adam Eve Father Adam Satan Boiwnecipator Jesus Elect Church Jesus Christ

State Board 10 War on the House Fly

At the Portland session of the state board of health the panel agreed to launch an educational campaign against the house fly seen as a major disseminator of disease. They will push cleaner sanitation in schools and stricter inspection, with enforcement against slaughterhouses and carcass handling near animals to prevent fly breeding and carrion-fed meat sales.

State Board of Health Portland Kinney Astoria Fies E. B. Pickel

Real Estate Transfers List of Numerous Oregon Property Deals

A long catalog of transfers in Oregon shows Truman Marner selling 160 acres in sections 7 and 18 to Lford F. Peck for 200 dollars and many other buyers including E. Kepner to Oscar Haines, Frank McMaster to Ora Carter, and state actions transferring parcels across Eugene Springfield and nearby towns. Several dozens of parcels, acres, and lots change hands among individuals and organizations with prices ranging from 1 dollar to thousands, reflecting a busy real estate market in multiple counties and townships.

Truman Marner Lford F. Peck E. E. Kepner Oscar Haines Kepner Springfield Elison E. Rust W. Pat Frank McMaster Ora Carter State of Oregon F. W. Houghton George A. Dorris Wallis Wallis-Dorris Eugene Austin A. Wood Hermina M. Grant College Hill Park Gamma Alpha W. E. Brown John D. Kelsay

Property Transfers in Eugene and Surrounding Areas

A series of land and lot transfers listed across Eugene and nearby towns. Names include Burne, Milborn, Gilbert, Kinyon, Edbloom, Mecklenburg, Blanten, Johnson, Copperwell, Koppe, Spray, Lancaster, Wilhelmina, Seitz, Link, Koppe, Geant, Hur aiker, Wallmirt, Offutt, Robinson, Yost, Lafrance, Cartwright, Bur Sees, Webster, Huddleston, Bainberger, Lebb, Gust Peterson, Skiller, Fry, Dorris, Wallis, Fergueson, F MOxley, Campbell, Martin, and others with parcels ranging from single lots to multiple acres in sections and townships. Several transactions include precise sections, ranges, and corner lots, with prices noted such as 325, 1000, 1500, 2000, and 80 dollars, as part of continuing property dealings in the region.

Oakridge David Link Emil A. Koppe Cies John F. Spray R Lancaster J. H. Lancaster R. W. Lancaster W. T. Cornelius C. E. McClane Washburne Springfield, Inc. and Power Co Springfield John C. Geant John C. Geant Etux To John Huraiker M. L. Wallmirt Durris Eugene Margaret Offutt J. Gee. Robinson John W. Bergman Viola Yost E. Dersham E. M. Lafrance Lee R. Cartwright Charles Bur- Sees Theron C. Thomson W. A. Webster A. Huddleston C. R. Christensen James Huddleston H. W. Abbott C. L. Bainberger D. G. Lebb Hendrick U. S Gust Peterson BE. Skiller J. P. Fry Wallis Geo. A. Dorris Dorris- Wallis Joseph H. Fergueson John RB. B. Fergueson

Direct primary bill defeated in New York Senate

Albany July 1 the senate aligned with the assembly and defeated the Cobb direct nomination bill in a swift vote. final tally 25 ayes 19 noes with seven Republicans joining Democrats against the bill. twenty six votes were required to pass.

Albany N. Y Senate Assembly

Was City Limit Election Legal In That Annexed Section

Residents in the annexed district question the legality of a March city incorporation vote restricted to old city residents. Some plan to contest tax bills and seek a court ruling, hoping a new election would include all affected voters and be properly conducted. City Building Inspector McFarland has not issued permits in the area to avoid potential legal entanglements.

McFarland

Open letter from L E Bean to I H Bingham on state senate bid

Republican candidate L E Bean announces intention to run for state senator before the Republican Assembly on July 2. The letter, addressed to I H Bingham of Eugene Oregon, was released to the press for publication and cites harmony and support for Bingham's re election efforts.

L. E. Bean I. H. Bingham Eugene Republican Assembly Harmony Succes

Sarsatabs and the Republican Assembly Endorsement Letter

An unusual medical patent promotes a liquid tonic and Sarsatabs claiming cure of humors catarrh and rheumatism with general health benefits. A political letter from L. B. Bean asks a fellow Republican to seek assembly endorsement, pledging support if endorsed and urging early favorable consideration.

Republican Party Assembly Bee L. BE. Bean

Bingham replies on Lane county state senator race

H Bingham answers L E Bean criticizing a county assembly for nominating a county ticket. He argues the primary law permits Lane county voters to choose the state senator candidate and urges filing petitions in the regular way, submitting to the electorate and accepting the result. He pledges support if Bean wins and urges harmony over division. Eugene, June 30.

HW. Bingham H. Bingham L. E. Bean Eugene Lane County Eay Assembly Republican Party

Young minister ordained to the gospel cause

Wibert Beebe, recently graduated from Rochester Theological School, faces exam for Baptist ministry this afternoon and tonight in Indian Lake New York. A district council of clergy and lay delegates from Umpqua association will judge his theological knowledge with several Portland and Eugene clergy in attendance. If satisfactory, he will be ordained tonight with a sermon by Rev O C Wright and the laying on of hands. Elbert Beebe, Eugene native and University of Oregon alumclass of 1907, is the candidate.

Wibert Beebe Rochester Theological School Rochester N. Y Baptist Church Indian Lake New York Umpqua Association Lane Douglas Coos C. A. Wooddy Portland F. C. W. Parker E G. O. Grout Cottage Grove D. E. Baker Lebanon A. B. Bashford Corvallis W. H. Eaton Roseburg J. H. Howard Elmira Elbert Beebe Eugene University of Oregon

Thirty Thousand Postal Clerks and Carriers Promoted

Washington July 1 Thirty thousand post office clerks and city letter carriers will benefit from promotions today under authority granted to Postmaster General Hitchcock by Congress. Hitchcock praises the workers for their efficiency and faithfulness and credits reforms with hoped reductions of about ten million dollars in the postal deficit this year.

Washington Hitchcock Congress

Creditors sue D. B. Labbe & Son in circuit court

R. L. Sabin leading creditors filed suit against D. B. Labbe & Son in circuit court to recover over $4,000. The store on West Eighth street has been closed pending settlement of their affairs.

D. B. Labbe & Son R. L. Sabin West Eighth Street

Yu Tu Wins 2 40 Trot At Track On Saturday

At the fair grounds, Yu Tu narrowly beat Susie Lane in the opening 2 40 trot heat amid tight competition among Padisha and others. Dillon, Lovelace, and Sally Younger showed strong pace in the special heats, with several breaks and a dramatic finish as Yu Tu claimed first place in the final 2 40 trot heat while Padisha and Susie Lane followed.

Fair Grounds Susie Lane Yu Tu Padisha Busle Lane Sidney Dillon King Lovelace Sally Younger Dillon Lovelace Fadisha Sallie Younger T Susie Lane Love-lace Dixie Smith Captain Billy Boynton Peter W Red Wing Solitary, Jr Wing and Wing Sally Young Alma Tangent Misa Stockings Wing R. W. Clark Mal Gray Nancy Lee Hal Gray Peter A. Hector Zelina

Stanley's Store Expands to Largest Mercantile in Eugene

Geo C. Stanley, proprietor, expands by moving dry goods to a larger room and converting the old store room into a grocery department. The enlarged mercantile outfit aims to be one of Eugene's largest. Stanley has long backed ads with steady goods and bargains, predicting further yearly growth.

Geo. C. Stanley Triplett's Eugene Stanley Stanle Lane County

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People’s Charles T. Russell Children of God State Board David Alexander Jay F. Beers Addie E. Job Emma M. Job James Henry McFarland Philip Jones Wm. Landess Augusta Lunau John F. Sarley C. A. Dettbarn David Graham Ida Patterson E. R. Mummey Patterson J. B. Elliott Luna Faubion U. 8 W. D. Goodwin J. J. Harden Et al Minnie Mathews Walnut Park William Wagner M. Wilhelm Kirkman Robinson C. B. Christenson Huddleston Mary Firth W. BE. Boddy Shaw Eugene Amelia C. Miller Wallace H French Herbert M. Doty Della E. Jack J. L. Beatty Wm. H. Arne J. H. McFarland Irma H. Ogram Sec G. W. Lancaster Granville O. Ritchey Roy C Andrews University Add Roy C. Andrews Cora M. Andrews David Thompson Marcu E. B. Moxley H. V. Thompson Creswell Walter Blachly Anson V. Thompson Asa P. Sluyter Walter B. Blachly Charles M. Buchanan W. T .Carroll, Jr Mr. Bingham Bean THE Gospel Cause Stanley’s
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