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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1910

Page

8

Fete at Florence a Splendid Tourism Festival

Special correspondence from Florence reports a week of festival activities from Monday to Wednesday. Visitors from Heeta North Fork Lake Indian Creeks Eugene Coos Bay Gardiner Fiddie and Maple Creeks joined locals for parades river events clambake and races. Indian Dan the 115 year old Siuslaw figure drew attention as the crowd enjoyed a naval parade and a queen’s banquet with a royal proclamation followed by dances.

Lakes Twillicoos Florence Heeta North Fork Lake and Indian Creeks Eugene Coos Bay Gardiner Fiddie Maple Creeks Dan Morris Thie Joseph William C James Edith Admiral Jones Cares Neptune Edwards K. W. Thompson B. H. Baker Ceres EB. E. Benedict Royal Bower Promotor Freeman Henry Hollenbeck

Old Landmark at Coburg Moved

Coburg Journal reports the Van Duyn store building on Willamette Street was moved to Mr. Simmons ranch area. The 1902 sale to F B Sacket and later passing through the Coburg Mere Co and Brownsville Woolen Mills reflects a long 18 year business history before becoming a barn site.

Simmons F. B. Sacket Coburg Mere. Co The Mere. Co van Duyn Shannon Bucknun South Willamette Street Simmone Coburg Journal

King Edward funeral looms over British life in London

London crowds flock to Buckingham Palace and nearby sites as the king's death maintains a national mood of mourning. Queen Mary appears poised to balance royal duty with diplomacy toward Americans amid political stasis and growing anticipation of South Africa's Union proclamation.

London Edward Duckingham Palace Mary

Wealthy Virginian accused of plagiarizing magazine stories

New York editors allegedly paid Frank H. Sweet of Waynesboro Virginia to supply stories that were copies from old magazines including Rossiter from Sewell Ford. Sweet was arrested for using the mails for fraudulent purposes and faces trial next month. Also featured are Harold and Francie Andrews journey planning a world voyage in a thirty foot catboat and the George Washington Memorial fund drive led by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock aiming to raise 2.5 million dollars for a Washington memorial in Washington DC with state rooms and convention halls.

Guard Special Service New York Frank H. Sweet Waynesboro Virginia The Virginian Young Rossiter Shorty McCabe Sewell Ford Mr. Sweet Ford Sweetia Eaid Jack London Australia Harold Francie Andrews Pacific Bath Beach United States Washington, D. C George Washington Henry F. Dimock East Stxtieth Street New York City George Washington Memorial Washington Memorial Building National Patriotic Societies

Commencement Week At University Of D The Largest Senior Class

The University of D and its alumni prepare for Commencement Week with ceremonies led by Reverend Luther K. Dyertt and Thomas Nixon Carver. The 8 member senior class includes Adah Allen Eugene Eva Allen Eugene Leroy Arthur McMinnville and many others across Oregon cities. Events feature a undergrad baseball game pushball tug of war and a flower and fern procession ending with an address by Carver and a university dinner.

Luther K. Dyertt Mire Congregaton al Church Portland Villard ‘Hall Donne Board of Regents Alumni Association Villard Kincaid Field Beekman Villard Hall Thomas Nixon Carver Harvard University University New Gymnasium Medicine Law Adah Allen Eugene Eva Allen Leroy A. Arthur McMinnville Ruth E. Balderee Japan Ethel F. Barnard Harold E. Bates Edith L. Beebe Annie Bergman Astoria Livia Z. Bond Irving Glen F. Briedwell Amity Wilehire Bristow William M. Cake William C. Campbell Norwood R. Charman Oregon City Dudley R. Clarke James Dean Collins Dallas Bertha F. Cumings Derby Chauncey Dunning Baker City Harold A. Dalzell Henry R. Davies Dunsmuir Calif Pauline Davis Eugene Ralph Dodson Bertha Dorris Spokane Wash Elsie M Dow Washburn Wis Chester A. Downs Roth Dunsway Carolyn Dunston Barry C. Eastham Oswego Blanch FE. Ferdine Grants Pass Arthur M. Geary Irvin M. Grodin Oakland Cal Easle M. Haley Ruth Hansen Pearl V. Hawthorne Kathleen Henderson Vera D. Horner Corvallis Pearl Huff LaGrande Helena 5. Hughes Oliver B. Huston Hazel Humphrey Ethel M. Johnson Harper Jamison Hanna M. Kenworthy William C. Kitts Vancouver B. C Mabel Kuykendall Grace la Brie Roseburg Homer Lackey Jennie Lilly Roscoe C. Lyons Earl A. Marshall Or MelIntire Ashland Lela T. McPherson Springfield Arthur R. Moore Buffalo N. Y Carl B. Neal Wees Vista Oliver B. Needham James K. Neill la Grande Ferdinand J Ethel E. Sharpe Easie E. Sechrist Glanton P. Shangle Milton Isolene Shaver Loretta Showers Leland l L. Steiner Fossil Clarence A. Steele Frank H. Swift Pleasant Hill Roy K. Terry Shannon Laurie van Valzah Frederick J. Whittlesey Wilfred Wattenburg

The World Mission and the Call to Humility

Pastor Hensel returns from Britain and Europe to address Great Britain Ireland Germany Warsaw Rome Jerusalem and other venues with a sermon on apocalyptic prophecy and the perils of global conversion. He notes the vast task ahead, argues only Christ and God’s Kingdom can bring peace, and urges humility and active charity among Christians while acknowledging limited earthly reach.

Hensel Mid-Ocean Wight Jesus Heaven Earth Jesus Christ God Father Christ Satan

Pastors Speak On Dawn Of New Dispensation And Knowledge

A religious address argues that modern science and inventions herald the New Dispensation. It calls for rejecting creeds that hide God, urges intimate knowledge of the Bible, and asserts God will enlighten all peoples through the Church as the sun of righteousness rises.

Peter Christ Devin God Satan

Port of Coos Bay Case Goes to Supreme Court

Marshfield May 27 The injunction case against the Port of Coos Bay goes to the Supreme Court. Attorney J W Bennett for Bennett Trust Co and Southern Oregon Co filed the appeal after circuit court favored the port on technical points. Condon has bought 200 meters and water users must install one with a minimum rate of 1 50.

Port OF Coos Bay Supreme Court Condon

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