Americans Visit by Assistant Supreme President
The Americans held their semi annual election and installation of officers last night in the Eagles hall at Willamette and Eighth streets. A class of 26 new members was initiated. officers were elected and a banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Old Hall
Willamette and
Eighth Streets
James E. Brockway
Los Angeles
Rounds
Portland
Wallace
M. C. Harris
Hugh A. Barr
F. M. Nary
Virginia Duckworth
Lizzie €. Simon
Josie Kenery
Myrtle Knight
H. W. Carson
T. J. Duckworth
William N. Duckworth
Minnie Russell
Joseph H. Koke
E. W. Comings
Elmer Roberts
J. F. Titus
F. W. Comings
Football sordid educators view
Boston July 5. David Starr Jordan president of Leland Stanford University leads in a discussion on the moral education report before the National Council of Education convention. He condemns college football as brutal and sordid praising a shift to English football and noting dangers in the sport for American youth. He also cites Nevada boxing as parallel misdirection. In other meetings, educators push industrial training and agriculture in secondary schools while Maxmillin P. E. Grossman discusses danger signals in children and the future science of parenthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Committee On
National Council of Education
Nevada
Jordan
Maxmillin P. E. Grossman
Plainfield
N. J
Local cinema advertizes daily motion pictures and features
Mnetio cozeB aea o eta cinema MOTION PICTURES canc ed daily. House DISINFECTED every day. Best ventilated theatre in the city and is not a FIRE P, SPECIAL FEATURE Vaudeville matinee every Saturday at 2:15. Afternoon, except Saturday, 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnetio Cozeb
Aea O Eta Cinema Motion Pictures
Springfield Delays Mill Street Streetcar Line Decision
Springfield and vicinity report ongoing delays on the Mill street line as council and the company haggle over track routing. Contractors work to complete bridge piers while equipment shortages and a bad telephone plant hinder progress. officials expect a full system install within ten days, benefiting rural line service.
Improved Phone Service Soon in Springfield
Springfield July 6 report says a new switchboard and better telephone service are forthcoming. The note hints at improved connectivity for residents and businesses as upgrades are completed. Local officials emphasize smoother operations and faster line availability in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Iron work under way for P. E. and E bridge
Springfield July 6 The G N Frazer foundry is producing iron work for the new bridge as fast as men can work. The partly completed foundry will have enough equipment this winter to furnish bridge material and later the plant will be fully equipped with machine shop machinery. The reason Mr Frazer gives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
G. N. Frazer
Bridge project plans constrained by equipment moves
The speaker notes that focusing on bridge iron consumes time and bringing in more machinery would delay the main bridge. Currently only a drip press and lathe will be installed, moved from the Eugene plant, with old machinery relocated there. This fall only the foundry and blacksmith shops of the new plant will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
P E and E Open Springfield Street Railway Construction
Springfield July 5 The Protland Eugene and Eastern began cutting Mill street for a street railway from the bridge toward the business district. Work started Sunday to avoid expired franchise. Ties are being laid and a block graded for the bridge approach. Second Street closed for macadam work. line may be altered to avoid the sidewalk in front of Albert Walker's buildings after mayor's orders.
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Springfield
Mill Street
O'Connor
Roney
Protland, Eugene & Eastern
Second Street
Albert Walker
Main
Second Streets
A Small Blaze on the Fourth
A Fourth of July blaze in Springfield caused by firecrackers near Alex Gray's cigar store. The rear shed walls scorched slightly, no significant damage, and the fire department responded promptly. A cigarette drop while emptying a bottle may have started it, and the fire was near wooden buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Alex Gray
Springfield Brevities on Fourth of July
Springfield spent the Fourth in a safe quiet fashion with many leaving town. Street car workers report over 1500 travelers to Eugene and others to the river or countryside. John Keeney the blind vendor is back in the city after a brief absence selling wares elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Eugene
John Keeney
Mrs Drew Dies. Funeral Plans Pending
Mrs James Turner received a telegram from Mrs Anna Morris Clark of Hot Springs Arkansas stating Mrs Drew mother of Mrs Clark formerly of Eugene died there on Monday. Remains will arrive here for burial Sunday with further notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Anna Morris Clark
Hot Springs
Henderson Family Visits Roseburg Then Eugene Trip
H. C. Parstow his wife and two children of Henderson New York have been visiting J. C. Grant in Roseburg and proceed to Eugene for a ten day stay with relatives before returning East.
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H. C. Parstow
Henderson
N. Y
J. C. Grant
Roseburg
Eugene
Daily Guard notices many residents head home after Fourth
From Tuesday's Daily Guard a parade of locals traveling to Marcola Pleasant Hill Eugene Portland and other spots for the Fourth. Names include Mrs C T Wilson Miss Celia Hager Roy Scott Glen Simmons Nellie Stewart L B Gibson J R Flynn and many more with arrivals from Santa Cruz Hood River and Vancouver.
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Daily Guard
C. T. Wilson
Marcola
Ora Williams
Pleasant Hill
Celia Hager
Eugene
Roy Scott
Portland
Glen Simmons
Halsey
W. A. Emerson
McMinnville
John T. Steears
Mapleton
Cc. T. Wilson
Eens Powell
E. W. Hendricks
Santa Cruz
Cal
M. E. Alexander
Goshen
James W. Smith
Mabel
Misa
Myrta Pitney
Junction
H. W. Libby
F. C. Swindall
Miss Remington
Drain
F. T. Plank
Junction City
Carrie Martin
San Francisco
California
William Haley
Saginaw
Horn
W. Adams
Donna
Hazel Hampton
Simons
William
Steve Jones
Winifred
George Lance
Gold Hill
Rae Woodruff
Walfe Hackett
Salem
A. W. Dorris
Ralph Brumley
Vancouver
Wash
Lindsey
Stella A
Zolock
Nettie Nelson
Springfield
Bess Gallogly
W. B. Dillard
Gladstone
Keller
W. D. Hayden
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Stanley’s
Willamette Street
Stanleys
ARM & Hammer Soda
Postum
Arbuckle
Snider
Price Cutters
Eugene, Oregon
Folly Theatre
Springfield and Vicinity
Heaton
P. E
E. Bridge
America
Mme
Marguerite Durand
Paris
la Fronde
Comedie Francaise
House of Deputies
France
United States
Mme. Durand
Helene
J. J. Elwood
H. W. Fielding
Order of Yeomen
A. J. Price
Middle
O. P. Coshow
Dale
Leone
Howe
A. P. Howe
J. M. Howe
Brownsville
Staly
Sterling Foster
Vida
E. C. Baker
Jasper
O. J. Cirele
Ctty
J. W. Billings
Albany
John B. Lieberg
Leaburg
J. R. Ford
Foley
Osburn
B. R. Tracy
Grants Pass
W. S. Hidden
Nation
Laura Furrow
Co. W. Howard
Des Moines
John Lowles
KH. K. Lindsay
Clara Wold
A. P. Churchill
Bohemia
Sadie Walcott
C. BE. Bailey
Denning
W. B. Mummey
Chester Chrisman
McKenzie Bridge
Lee Nichols
McKenzie Valley
W. C. Washburne
Co. R. McCoy
Hood River
Hugene
Harold Buck
Creswell
W. H. Holmes
Eon
W. H., Holmes, Jr
W. G. Allen
McKengle Bridge
Ted Holmes
University
I. B. Stevens
Ed Hulery
Deerhorn
Tina Hulery
Ontario
Oregon
Francia Hayes
Gladya Fisher
G. W. Perkins
Ludington
Mich
L. L. Marsters
White Temple
Yorcalla
F. M. Wilkins
A Familly
Newport
A. S. Draper
Astoria
McKeagle
B. F. Dame
Richmond
H. M. Jones
Charlottesville
Richard Semple
St. Louis
City
Lane County
Herbert Button
Harry Franklin
Santa Rosa
Calif
A. P. Hendershott
R. O. Richardson
W. A. Gallatly
Benton County
Robert H. Gallatly
Philomath
A. W. Laird
Tommy
Garfield
J. H. Smith
Natron
Alton Hampton
Jerry Dammon
Metropolis
L. Gallagher
Lebanon
A. L. Sherman
D. Co. Freeman
Commercial Club
Bess Gregory
James Myers
Hobart
Okla
Washington
Mro
Ke, Wilson
R. E. Campbell
Josephine Lynch
Moscow
Idaho
BE. H. Watts
J. W. Owen
Blue River
C. D. Edwarda
Ermine Owen
G. A. Chase
Lyndonville, Vt
Robina Shultz
Spokane
J. W. Bounds
Grace Shultz
Florence
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