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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

Page

8

Bold Burglars Target Eugene Bakery and Barber Shop

A pair of burglars broke into Dann's bakery and Schwaring Lindley's barber shop in Eugene last night. The bakery lost one dollar in till money, chocolate candy, cigars, and cigarettes, while the barber shop suffered no theft. Locks were damaged at the bakery and the rear door belt torn at the barber shop. police Chief Farrington has not yet identified the culprits.

Barglara Dann’s Schwaring & Lindley Lurber Shop Farrington

Non- partisan courts are the right kind

Opinion argues for nonpartisan judiciary and elections. It urges voters to re elect Judge Hailey to the Oregon Supreme Court, noting his qualifications and urging Eastern Oregon representation on the bench.

Hailey Supreme Court Oregon Supreme Bench Eastern

Heston and Dempsey Wed at Presbyterian Parsonage

Rev H N Mount united C Heston of Seattle Washington and Miss Hattie L Dempsey of Harrisburg in marriage on Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Presbyterian parsonage.

Presbyterian Parsonage H. N. Mount

Eugene District Constableship Candidate Profile

The piece explains the shift to salaried sheriffs reducing constable earnings and urges voters to elect capable men for Eugene and county precincts. It promotes L. Bonney as a qualified candidate with solid service in a similar city role, good habits, and reliable performance, asserting his election would honor voters across districts.

Eugene Justice Court L. Bonney

Monroe Beats Junction City In Low-Scoring Baseball Game

In Junction City a well fought baseball game ended 4 to 0 as Monroe defeated the home team. Pitching by Nicholas and Waggoner was strong, with Waggoner fanning one batter and controversy over the umpire simmering after an evenly played first inning. Lineups featured J Hinton Pitney Irwin Powers Pfouts Shisler and others for Monroe and Junction City teammates including LeTeteller Prieter Petersen Looney and Milliorn.

Monroe Nicholas Waggoner Junction City J. Hinton E Powers Pfouts Shisler Immeille Sb Sapseegaabee Waggoner P Sgee - Nickels F. Hinton LeTeteller Ht Prieter If Whiting P. Prieter Petersen Looney Os Rf Milliorn

Picnic at Coast Fork Bridge June 9

A public school district sponsors a June 9 picnic at Coast Fork Bridge with instrumental and vocal music recitations and addresses. A Pleasant Hill first nine baseball game between married men and bachelors is planned, with a basket dinner at noon. President Briggs of Drain Normal School will speak. The article notes a new fourth grade teacher, Miss Mabel Simmons, chosen at a board meeting.

Coast Fork Ap m Pleasant Hill Briggs Drain Normal School

Chamberlain's Tax Cuts and School Fund Gains

Governor Chamberlain argues lower state taxes due to idle Irreducible school fund being loaned and yielding fourty five thousand annually for schools. He cites reforms in land titles, forged certificates uncovered, and vetoes saving funds. He claims past governors varied in vetoes. Chamberlain kept taxes low by prudent budgeting and revenue from inheritance taxes.

Chamberlain State Land Department Moody Lord Geer Pennoyer Watc

Political attacks on Chamberlain and state finances

The excerpt accuses Chamberlain of reforming land sales and grafts, recounting moves to place 75,000 acres back on the market at higher prices, reducing broker fees by the state, and shifting fees into the general fund. It claims lower taxes due to laws raising money from corporations and notes changes in state officer salaries and fees.

Chamberlain

Fawver Killed in Mohawk Mill Accident

L P Fawver a Mohawk Lumber Company mill worker near Donna station died yesterday evening after his clothing snagged on a rapidly revolving shaft. He suffered internal injuries and died despite resuscitation. Aged about 53, he is survived by several children and was a Woodmen of the World member. Funeral services set for Sunday at two o'clock in the Harper cemetery.

L. P. Fawver Mohawk Lumber Company Donna Station Mr. Fawyer Mohawk Valley Henry Gibba Eugene Lacey Steuben Marcola Sam Fawver Harrisburg Maude Edith Archie Sylvia Fawver Donna Woodmen of the World Haxter

Willamette Freshet Surprises River Town

Heavy rains recent days pushed the Willamette above normal. The ferry pier gauge read 11 feet above high water last night and 10 feet at noon. Water is receding. Flooding reported in upper areas with a campers outfit seen downstream. The railroad bridge project at Springfield halted as falsework washed out. Logs drifting downriver. few logs passed Eugene.

Willamette Coast Fork Eugene Springfield

Guard Improvements Expand Oregon State Journal Plant

The Guard printing office has been enlarged with a skylight and four fine offices on the street. A pew press was ordered from New York and will arrive soon. The Guard now operates with four first class plants and offices. Bobby Biddie’s valuable pet dog died last night from poisoning.

Guard Pew New York Bobby Biddie

Divinity School Commencement Exercises Reported

The Divinity School commencement ceremonies at the tian church featured a formal address to the close and an eloquent plea for clarity of purpose. Davis Errett, pastor of the Christian church of Sajor, presided as degrees were conferred on Classical ministerial center members including Marion Franklin Hy and Everard Ray Moon, with graduates across departments such as history and Biblical studies listed among the attendees.

Eugene Divinity Tian Church Davis Errett Christian Church of Sajor Rdess K C. Sanderson Marion Franklin Hy George Coln Lobdell Everard Ray Moon Angus Ware Mike Ica Ancil Fillmore Linn Department of History Magill Franklin Horn

Result of 8th Grade Examination in many districts

Of the 200 youths taking the eighth grade exam, 118 passed, 97 failed, and 53 earned credits toward further study, with two more to be named in January. The list of successful examinees includes Bethel Mary Sykes, Herbert Camas Swale Harl Moxley, Keetz, Ethel Cowgill, and many others across Cottage Grove, Oak Hill, Elmira, Santa Clara, and river-view districts, plus multiple towns and schools.

Eur Dillard Jane Bethel Mary Sykes Herbert Camas Swale Harl Moxley Keetz Ethel Cowgill Santa Clara Bryce Kerr Naangd Marquis Cottage Grove Ray Trannell Hartung Philip Casebeer Steel Mabel Veateh Agnes Wetherson Carl BE. Mann Seginaw P Frank Sharen Aul Smith London Vern Shortridge Sutherland Irving Albert E. Green Effe Seth Byers Charlee Coons Andrews Lewis J. Flint Bailey Bertha Dunlap Carrieilment

New Postmaster Named for Springfer

Finley E. Roberts appointed postmaster of Springfer, replacing James L. Clark. The new appointee is described as qualified to discharge postmaster duties, succeeding the long time incumbent Mr O’s.

Finley E. Roberts Spruice James L. Clark Mr. Roberts

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