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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

12

Woman Escapes Operation with Pinkham's Remedy

Elwood Indiana resident Mire Bapin Mullen recalls severe illness with pelvic pain and leg discomfort. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding an operation after months of suffering. The ad urges others to write for confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Bapin Mullen N. B St. Edwig Lydia KE. Pinkham Lydia BF. Pinkham Mre Pinkham Lynn Mass

Aviator Whipple Hall Arrives in Eugene for Flight

Whipple Hall, famed aviator, arrives in Eugene with a Curtis aeroplane. He plans a flight next Saturday and Sunday, June 11, expected to draw statewide attention as he competes in the New York to Chicago race. Weather may affect the event, but locals anticipate a historic display.

Whipple Hall Eugene Glenn H. Curtis Lane County Curtis Albany New York Paulhan London Manchester Rossi English Channel San Diego Chicago Hall

Benson Denies Current Rumor About Political Fight

San Francisco June 4 Governor Benson of Oregon dismissed a rumor he will retire from the Secre tary of State race and that his brother H L Benson seeks the governorship He called the story utterly without foundation and said he may travel to Oregon in two weeks pending nose treatment He may need another X ray and could be detained in San Francisco five or six weeks Steiner visiting the governor said he came on business and plans to return to Salem in a few days

San Francisco Benson Oregon H. L. Benson San “Gancisco DA Steiner Salem

Boundaries of New Precincts in Eugene City

The document lists eight Eugene precincts with their starting points and boundary lines along streets such as Seventh Washington Willamette and others. It details West Eugene Precincts 1 through 4 and East Eugene Precincts 1 through 4, including extensions to rivers, Blair Donation Land Claim, city limits, and major streets, to define voting areas.

Eugene Willamette Stree West Eugene East Eugene Washington Street Willamette River Ff. Blair Sald Blair Eugene-Emlra County Washington Streets Seventh Street Willamette Streets Oregon Willamette Street Willamette and Harvard Streets Harvard Street Oregon Avenue Thirteenth Street Thirteenth Seventh Tremont Street Friendly Avenue Melen Street Helen Street James Huddleston Chambers Street Seventh and Willeamette Streets Willamet River Lane County Eugene Precinct No

Pioneers’ Please at Browneville Set for June Dates

The annual pioneers event at Browneville will be held June 22 23 and 24 with attendees expected from Eugene. Local organizers say the gathering will feature community activities and guest speakers from nearby towns.

Browneville Eugene

Great Rose Festival Opens in Portland This Moon

Portland June 6 Visitors from across the country gather as Portland opens its annual Rose Festival carnival. One hundred thousand attendances are estimated as bunting and lights transform city streets. Rose festival officials display fifty floats planned for parades with costs ranging from 500 to 1200 dollars each.

Portland Ralph Hoyt Rose Festival Association

Peninsula Festival pageant and fireworks schedule

Morning arrival of guests and home comers with decorations. At 10 00 a m Peninsula Festival Association opens a rose distributing stand at depot. Noon Rex Oregonus arrives and is received at Stark street dock by Mayor Simon. They drive to Louis and Clark fair grounds. Night illuminations begin. Court of Honor on Sixth Street a blaze of glory. 9 p m Battle of Monitor and Merrimac and Paine s fireworks at the Oaks.

Peninsula Festival Association Rose Distributing Rex Oregonus Starkstreet Dork Simon Louis and Clark Fair Grounds Court of Honor Sixth Street Monitor Merrimac Paine the Oaks

Rose Sunday Celebrations Honor Kiese Sunday

Thousands joined Rose Sunday processions and city church services as discourses on the rose and its role in the city and state marked the day. Wireless messages from the king were received, and a photograph of his majesty circulated for public guessing during the closing parade. Master Fishwarden McAllister personified the monarch for a Portland audience.

Kiese Portland

Trolley plan for Wheat Belt reaches Lewiston end

Lewiston Idaho readers debate if June 6 marks Lewiston as the eastern terminus of an electric railway stretching through Walla Walla to Pendleton Oregon. A Welch of Portland negotiates Lewiston Terminal holdings, backed by eastern investors eyeing Pacific coast interurban gains.

Lewiston Idaho Lewston Walla Walla Pendleton A. Welch Portland Lewiston Terminal Company Welch Pacific Coast Northwestern Corporation Walla Valley Milton Salem Albany Eugene Springfield E. C. Rhodes

Wilbur Vaughan Loses His Dog in Coburg

In Salem Oregon a Spitz dog shipped from Aberdeen Washington to Coburg Lane County vanished from its crate. Vaughan was offered a male replacement and rejected it. The matter was sent to the Oregon Railroad Commission for resolution.

Salem, Or Oregon Railroad Commission Express L. J. Davenport Aberdeen Wash Wilbur Vaughan Coburg Lane County Vaughan

Dr Bell Anti Pain for Internal and External Aches

Dr Bell's Anti Pain advertised as relief for internal and external pains. The notice presents the product as a universal remedy with claims of quick action and wide applicability. No medical endorsement is given and no dosage details are provided.

DR. Bell

Tercentary fete of Visitation Sisters celebrated in St Louis

In St Louis the Visitation sisters began a three hundredth anniversary celebration with a solemn high mass by Vicar General Very Rev O J S Hoog and a sermon by Archbishop Glennon. A pageant with period costumes and scenes of the order’s history opens tomorrow, followed by a banquet for the archbishop and visiting clergy.

St. Louis

Chambers of Commerce Meet in London

London June 6 Twenty nations have sent representatives to the fourth International congress of the Chambers of Commerce to be held here during the month Lord Desborough will preside at all the regular sessions succeeding Sir Albert Spicer who retired in April from the presidency of the London Chamber of Commerce

London Chambers of Commerce Lord Desborough Albert Spicer London Chamber of Commerce

New Head of Cottage Grove Public Schools

At a board meeting last Friday night, Professor A H Yoder of Joseph Oregon was elected superintendent for the next school year. The board will notify him of his election. Yoder comes highly recommended with state superintendent support. Elsie Lea Woods declined appointments, leaving one high school vacancy. Dickerson Wilson retained in grade work. Miss Coffey of Pendleton offered the position left by Miss Woods Sentinel.

Board of Education A. H. Yoder Joseph Oregon Barrett Yoder Cottage Grove Elsie Lea Miss Woods Miss Dickerson Miss Wilson Miss Coffey Pendleton Coffey Portland Woods Sentinel

Union High school meeting at Riverview district

The Union High school delegation visited Riverview school house on Monday evening for a second time. Speakers included Dr. Sheldon from the state university Professor Dillard county superintendent Professor Mickey Professor Baker Dr Wright Lee and S L Moorhead with Frank Bristow and Henry Bushnell supporting the enterprise. Riverview’s district, with its eight grade pupils and a well kept two room school, was praised for its educational interest. last year Riverview voted fifteen to one in favor of the union of districts for high school purposes.

Union High School Riverview Sheldon State University Dillard Mickey Baker Wright Lee L. Moorhead Frank Bristow Henry Bushnell Union of Districts Enterprise Junction City Times

Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Advertises Eruptions Cure

Get the best for skin troubles and eruptions with Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve. We guarantee satisfaction. 25e a box everywhere. Sold by Dillon Drug Co. Mr and Mrs C C Hammond are in Portland.

Dr. Bell Dillon Drug Co Mrs C. C. Hammond Portland

Graduation Week Activities At Local High School

The Graduating class week includes a June 7 junior banquet at Osburn grill and class day exercises at the high school. A June 7 senior class play at the Folly, June 10 graduation exercises with diplomas, June 11 a lawn party hosted by alumni.

Osburn Grill

End of Senior Year With Class Play at Folly Theatre

Thirty seven seniors celebrate the end of high school with a banquet at Osburn Hall and Wednesday class day rites including plant vine and class prophecy. The senior play Mr. Bob, directed by Miss Stinson, debuts at Folly Theatre Thursday with cast led by Philip Royson Vernon Genn and Rebecca Duke. Proceeds go to debt from a picnic. 35 cent admission and no reserved seats.

Osburn Bob Folly Theatre Miss Stinson Philip Royson Vernon Genn Robert Brown Benson & Henson Clay Watson Jenkins Rebecca Rebecca Duke Minnie Holeman Katherine Rogers Ars Elsie Gurney Marion Bryant Katherine Frances Wallin Patty Lydia White Eugene Folly

Douglas Republicans Want No Assembly

Roseburg Oregon June 4 All likelihood of holding a Republican assembly in Douglas county vanished when Convention Chairman Alley noted no delegates from precincts outside Roseburg were present An effort may be made to hold the assembly next Saturday but it is unlikely as few precincts have elected delegates Some calls were reportedly ignored

Roseburg Doudgles County Alley

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Eugene Resident

An Eugene resident testifies in 1906 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a ten year kidney disorder caused by a fall. After failing with doctors and other remedies, the pills provided relief, leading to a full recovery. Sale through all dealers at 50 cents, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.

Eugene L. Bonney Olive Street Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Discovery Claim for Strong Stomach and Body Health

A tersely worded note touts a product titled Discovery that allegedly builds a strong stomach and body. It emphasizes digestive and physical strength benefits, urging readers to try the discovery for improved health and vigor.

Local notes from Florence and surrounding areas

Born in Portland a daughter to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Brand. New arrivals include Mr Davis and wife from North Carolina seeking a home on Siualaw. Schooner Sausalito arrives from San Francisco loading lumber at Oregon California Lumber Co. R A Lowe heads to Portland for furniture stock to ship to Florence. C E Pero and family relocate from Eugene to the area. Pero runs photography here. Lee Hoselton of Eugene visits Florence via Newport, gathers agates, returns home. Miss Fannie Colvin heads to Eugene for summer teaching in Florence next fall. Howard Mason hunts Elk Mountain, kills first porcupine in the region. dog aided capture, hide preserved, photo taken.

Portland Rodolph Brand Davis North Carolina Eugene Siualaw Charles al Sausalito San Francisco Oregon & California Lumber Co R. A. Lowe Florence Newport Fannie Colvin Elk Mountain Sweet Creek Howard Mason Howard Oregon Florence West

Fifty Thousand Colonists Move West This Spring

Between March 1 and April 15 of this spring an estimated 40 000 to 50 000 colonists relocated to the Pacific Northwest and western states from Oregon Idaho Montana Nevada Utah Colorado and Wyoming. Rail managers say the movement breaks the 1909 Spring record by about 15 to 20 percent with Harriman line figures considered conservative estimates near the actual migration.

Pacific Northwest California Idaho Montana Nevada Utah Colorado Oregon Wyoming Harriman Lines Northwest Harriman

Pleasant Hill Notes and Local Happenings

Pleasant Hill reports favorable grain prospects with fall grain headed and spring grain advancing. A June 11 picnic is planned and a new store plus blacksmith shop may rise this summer. Dr. Thatcher and family travel to New York then to Colorado. Lily Smith from St Paul visits Mrs. D. S. Linton. Arthur Madison buys the John West farm residence and moves in. Dr Pestol plans a new home by the cemetery. Mrs. C A Davis remains ill. Mrs. Hall of Spokane with her. D L Harden builds a saw mill plant near the store aiding local lumber needs. Also mentions Dr Shoop and his Restorative with a sales note at Yerington Drug Store. Walter Staford ships two boxes of mutton to Portland today.

Pleasant Hill Thatcher New York Colorado Lily Smith St. Paul Spokane D. L. Harden

Roberts Bros Lose to Columbia Hardware Team

Roberts Bros fall 8 to 1 at Midway park as Portland’s Columbia Hardware stops their hitters. Stokes the pitcher for the visitors limited Roberts to four runs in a key sixth inning error stretch, while Roberts’ fielding miscues fueled the visitors’ scoring.

Roberts Bros Columbia Hardware Stokes Coumbia Hardware Company Portland Midway Park Clarke Jamison Portlanders Smart Eichenlob Mead Anderson van Northwick Ica Rogers Ryan Shultz Roberts Bros, Coleman Hobbs, If Smith, If Carks Fe Jewett Driver Baker, Poods Hardesty Issas Smith Coleman Baker Jewett Wolfe

Average Salaries of Pastors Across Denominations

Census bureau compilations show the average annual minister’s salary at 663 dollars across 186 U.S. denominations, with high variance by group. The report notes many ministers did not report or provided unclear data, and highlights Unitarian and Episcopal denominations among the top earners.

Census Bureau United States Unitarian Protestant Episcopal Church Universalists General Convention New Jerusalem United States of America

Grove water system contract awarded for 18 miles

Cottage Grove Oregon June 4 The city council awarded a 100000 dollar contract to American Light and Water of Kansas City to build an 18 mile water system from Laying creek. Work starts June 15 and must finish within four months using city bonds. Company may employ 300 men. Strawberries scarce in local markets.

Cottage Grove, Or Laying Creek American Light & Water Company Kansas City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lydia E. Pinkham Aviator Diane Naveen Bose Pricy Carters Tleiver Tenth and Tenth Street Tenth Ferry Street Twenty-fourth Street Twenty-fourth and Ferry Streets University Avenue Twenty Fourth Street Emmet Drake Visitation Sisters Cottage Grove Public Douglas Pierce Lower Siuslaw Yerington Drug Store Walter Staford GROVE
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