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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes Paul attended an art pad event at TWALAS. Details are incomplete but identify Paul as a participant in the local arts activity. The brief mentions the venue and the event name without additional context or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a weather or lighting report noting a low reading or temperature, with unclear context and missing key details such as date, location, and source. The readable fragment hints at an environmental observation without concrete facts to confirm.
The U S Supreme Court adjourned to October without ruling on the Philippines tariff dispute. The government continues to collect duties on Philippine shipments. Treasury insists Cuban import decision does not alter current policy. Separately Des Moines Iowa reports a Presbyterian assembly adopts a creed barring members in secret societies, expelling those who stay affiliated after a heated debate.
The Eugene Divinity School baccalaureate service at First Christian Church featured Rev J F Ghornley delivering the sermon to a large audience. Ordinations followed for Chas R Moore, Victor E Hoven, Mrs G O Humbert, Mrs Clara G Eason, Robert A Copple, J A Lindsey, Willard A Elkin, with diplomas conferred for Classical Ministerial and Oratory tracks by Dean E Sanderson.
Boise Idaho May 28 The city anticipates about 3000 visitors for the International Mining Congress session on July 23 24 and 25 Hotels fall short of 2000 capacity so homes will house attendees The event draws delegates from Missouri Illinois and others with Cleveland Hamilton leading a Hanna backed delegation A Natatorium exhibit hall and grounds will accommodate mineral displays and mining machinery manufacturers
State Grange convened at Albany on May 25 with a full delegation under Master B G Leedy of Tigardeville. L Smith spoke in the morning and State Lecturer Buxton in the afternoon as reports show 2470 members, up 242 that year, across 55 granges in the state.
McKenzie Wacon Rosap informs the Guardian that the summer feed stand near Melknap Springs reports the road over the mountain is now open for travel. He notes two wagon parties started three nights earlier, had feed for one night, and would likely have returned if not delayed by the commit. The road is snow free down to the Leetreek canyon head.
Pendleton high school won the Eastern Oregon field day trophy cup with 47 points at Pendleton high school’s event, beating Weston State Normal School Baker City high school and Union high school. Dorsey of Walla Walla refereed. Baddeley of Weston won the 100 yard dash in 0:40. Other records were noted as strong despite track conditions.
Salem Oregon May 27 unofficial reports indicate the Fourth Regiment encampment may run near Eugene from June 25 to July 3 and the Third Regiment field maneuver from July 5 to 15 with no official date yet announced.
Mrs Ray DeLano age 42 dies after appendectomy at home on Eleventh Street Eugene. Widow of William DeLano, she leaves daughter Fay and mother Mrs Hanna Lawrence and siblings Agnes Thompson Chas Dickerson J O Lawrence. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 pm at residence conducted by Rev D E Loveridge. burial in Masonic cemetery.
James L Lyons Scott died at his Goshen home after 6 am. He was born in Kentucky February 7, 1825, aged 76, moved to Oregon in 1882, lived in Eugene then near Goshen, leaves a wife and one daughter, funeral set for 11 am tomorrow at his residence with interment at Mulkey cemetery. A farmhouse near Lost Valley burned during the night from a defective flue, destroying the house and contents and leaving the family in strained circumstances. Merritt Davis accepts an instructor post at Capital Business College in Salem for fall term, to teach penmanship and commercial studies. A reward of 2.50 is offered near Coyote for the return of a name to G W Hunter. In Pendleton, a marriage is announced between Mrs Frederick Nolf, formerly Lara Condon, and another.
A severe Saturday hailstorm swept from the foothills between the McKenzie and Willamette rivers to the Cedar Flat area east of Eugene. It shattered greenhouses, roofs, and fruit crops, breaking hundreds of panes and injuring hop yards, prunes, and grapevines. Damages exceed five thousand dollars, with several farms listed as heavily affected.
A dray team owned by Albert Gordon and driven by Chas White nearly drowned in the Willamette while crossing a channel near Bangs Park. The horses became entangled as a bridge project neared completion, were swept about 60 yards by a swift current, and freed only after the harness was cut away and the animals exhausted.
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