Seventeen Year Old Boy Arrested for Parents Murder
In Marshalltown Iowa Nay Hartley aged 17 is jailed after authorities found Jas Hartley his wife and son murdered at their home 16 miles southwest of the city Nay Hartley was arrested pending further investigation Separately Ray Hartley claims to have been with his sweetheart Mabel Starr and says he found his father murdered in the barn after returning home from her house Miss Starr corroborates that Ray was at her home until nearly midnight
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Jas. Hartley
Nay Hartley
Ray Hartley
Mabel Starr
Miss Star
Big pulp mill planned for Gardiner Oregon
Marshfield June 7 A large pulp mill expected to hire more workers than most state plants is reportedly to be built at Gardiner on the Umpqua River. Led by Senator Jones of Massachusetts and Warren P Reed of Gardiner, the project already has arrangements and could start soon. Gardiner, a small stage-access town, would gain a major industry beyond its cannery and creamery.
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Marshfield
Gardiner
Umpqua River
Senator Jones
Massachusetts
Warren P. Reed
Umpqua
Gardiner Mill Company
Kept the King at Home King of Digestives Pillar Ad
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York praises Dr Kings New Life Pillar as a blessing for stomach liver and kidney troubles. W A Kuytendall sells the remedy for 2b at his store. A C Rathmell opens a new barber shop at 125 Sixth Street near Washington in Portland and reports fine business.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
W. A. Kuytendall
A. C. Rathmell
Portland
Sixth Street
Washington
Albert Emmons Arrested in Ashland for Eugene Larceny
Albert Emmons known as Curly who ran a clothes pressing shop in Eugene was arrested today in Ashland on larceny charges. He allegedly took two bundles of customers clothes from Walter Staford and left town days earlier. Sheriff Bown located him and will return him to Eugene for trial.
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Albert Emmons
Eugene
Curly
Ashland
Emmons
Walter Staford
Bown
Electric Bitters Offer Health Beauty For Women
A promotional item claiming women lose health beauty and charm without vitality. It asserts weak health causes irritability and blemishes, then praises Electric Bitters for regulating stomach liver and kidneys purifying blood and improving complexion eyes breath and nerves. 50c at W A Kuykendall's.
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W. A Kuykendall's
Ashland Normal School Petitions Declared Invalid
Salem June 7 Two initiative petitions for a Southern Oregon State Normal School at Ashland were received by Chief Clerk H H Corey. The petitions are invalid because signees were not written on the back of each sheet as required by law. If the sender cannot be located, the petitions will be thrown out.
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Salem, Or
Southern
Oregon State Normal School
Ashland
H. H. Corey
State
Normal School
Wnlews
Corey
East Slope Prominent Visitors Pour Into Eugene
The Eugene Commercial Club has drawn a notable influx of well heeled investors from the Midwest and East. Bankers and capitalists from Chicago Fairmount West Virginia Lebo Kansas Aberdeen South Dakota Jersey City plan relocation or investment, attracted by the city’s financial standing and resources. A young Chicago financier will study fruit ranching before settling to farming.
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Eugene
H. B. Heald
Chicago
Canton
Freeman
Commercial Club
Co. J. Bennett
Fairmount
W. V
W. H. Moree
Lebo
Kan
J. A. Creasey
Clarence Whitten
Aberdeen
Anybody's
James O'Connell
Jersey City
N. J
Railroad work in Oregon to go on
Portland June 6. J P O'Brien chief Harriman representative in Portland says nearly 2500000 in improvements approved for two Oregon Railroad and Navigation lines. New Portland freight depot LaGrande shop roundhouse upgrades. Steel Willamette bridge 1600000, Troutdale extension crews prepping. Deschutes canyon work up, Madras contractor Henry mobilizing for Oregon Trunk line. Tillamook line forces over 1400. Natron extension near. Electric lights to avoid stoppage. Hill says stock slump will not halt progress. Total Oregon railroad work under way or let to cost about 20000000, supporting prosperity.
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Portland
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman
Thwat
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
LaGrande
Willamette
Troutdale
Deschutes Canyon
Madras
Henry
Oregon
Tillamook
Klamath Lake
Southern Pacific
Natron
James J. Hill
Wall Street
Wonderful progress of the age in Dr King's New Discovery
Air flights on heavy machines and telegrams without wires headline a world of wonders. Dr King's New Discovery is praised as the universal cure for coughs colds and lung troubles with instant relief. James M. Black of Asheville NC reports an obstinate cough cured after other remedies failed. Free trial bottle offered and guaranteed by W A Kuykendall.
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Dr. King
James M. Black
Asheville
N. C
W. A. Kuykendall
G G Grossle Travels to Alberta Country Tour
G G Grossle makes a trip to the Alberta country, sightseeing and meeting local residents. The journey underscores regional ties and cultural exchanges during the visit.
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G. G. Grossle
Alberta
Rousing Good Roads Addressed by Government Expert
Maurice Eldridge of the U S department of agriculture spoke at the Folly theatre in Lane county on road making. County Judge Lionel R Webster of Portland and local officials attended as Eldridge stressed that good roads boost farm value, schooling, and efficiency, citing French patrol systems and Oregon materials as ideal for high quality roads. He urged convict labor funded by road bonds, warned against poor supervision, and argued road building equals railroad in regional development.
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Lane County
Folly Theatre
Thompson
Beawmeeal Club
Maurice Eldridge
United States Department of Agriculture
Lionell R. Webster
Portland
Eldridge
Oregon
New York State
Hudson River
Napoleon
Government Road
Fair Grounds
Salem
Regen
Maurice O. Eldridge
Government Roade
United States
Mr. Eldridge
Washington County
Washington
New York
Hudson
Columbia
Judge Webster
Commonwealth
Jefferson Center
Dandridge
Tennessee
Webster
New Precincts, Rail Lines Formed in Lane County
Lane County commissioners established thirteen new voting precincts with fixed boundaries. Eugene gains eight precincts, split by Willamette Street. Cottage Grove adds two, Springfield adds one, and Armitage, Seaburg, Grenada, Disston, Dorena, Creswell, and Marcola receive redrawn or newly created precincts. Also, fruit growers urged spraying as codling moth hatch approaches midmonth.
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County Commissioners’ Court
Sesson
Lane County
Eugene
Willamette Street
East Eugene
West Eugene
Cottage Grove
Springfield
Arm
Rail chiefs meet Taft over Western Traffic rates
Washington June 6 President E P Ripley of Santa Fe F A Dilan o of Wabash and S M Felton of Chicago Great Western arrived to confer with President Taft on the federal injunction suit against the Western Traffic Associations increased freight rates. Attorney General Wickersham to attend. Legal representatives of 25 Western railroads met Gardiner Lathrop to devise defense and name special counsel. Shippers to meet Tuesday to strengthen attacks with representatives from 19 cities.
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Washington
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad Company
F. A. Dilano
The
Wabash
M. Felton
Chicago @ Great Western
Taft
Western Traffic Association
Wickersham
Chicago
Western Railroads
Gardiner Lathrop
Santa Fe
Thirty One Citizens Nominated for Circuit Court Jury
County Clerk Lee and Sheriff Hown list thirty one men to serve as trial jurors for the next circuit court term opening June 20. Names include farmers from Elmira Creswell Irving Walton 8 Junction and others plus merchants and lumbermen from Willamette Cheshire Eugene Florence and nearby areas.
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Lee
Sherif Hown
John B. McNutt
Camp Creek
Oscar Jackson
Creswell
Charles Kolbert
Elmira
Robert B. Bond
Irving
J. J. Winn
Long Tom
George W. Knapp
Walton Herbert B. Dunlap
Junction
Eli K. Copenhaver
Goeh
Franchlle M. Bennett
Springfield
William T. Jones
Wallace James C. Jensen
Zumwalt
Henry Lechner
Spencer
Eli Gulley
Lost Valley
Herman Bjerke
Coyote
Albert Erdman
Pomeroy M. Laird
Pleasant Hilll
Fred Fisher, Jr
Mohawk
James Tallafero
Jasper
George Betts
Siuslaw
John N. Cook
Florence
Michael N. Gent
Harry C. Bishop
Willamette
Death of Erwin Macy Pioneer and Harrisburg Mayor
Erwin Macy a Harrisburg pioneer and its first mayor died Friday at his home eight miles east of Harrisburg Oregon. He served on the city council and school board and moved to a country home thirty three years ago after a period in Eugene. He is survived by a widow two sons and a daughter one son a Coburg farmer and the other a Grants Pass doctor. The funeral was held at his residence and interment followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery under the order’s auspices. Macy had suffered paralysis for several months.
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Harrisburg
Erwin Macy
Here
Odd Fellows
Macy
Eugene
Coburg
Grants Pass
Bronchial Trouble Healed By Hyomei In Staunton Letter
A Staunton Virginia resident reports lasting relief from bronchial trouble after using Booths Hyomei. The testimonial notes coughing choking and breathing difficulties improving after the Hyomei treatment and claims a two year remission. The advertisement promotes a $1 Hyomei outfit with inhaler and bottle, plus 50 cent refills and a free sample from Booths Hyomei Company Buffalo NY.
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Washington, D. C
Booth
R. L. Pannell
Augusta Street
Staunton
Red Cross Drug Co
Booth’s
Hyomei Co
Buffalo, Y
Cure for Indigestion Headlines Relief Pill Promise
An advert promises a stomach relief tablet that cures indigestion and stomach misery including sour stomach belching and indigestion. A large box of tabs costs 50 cents with a claim of relief in all towns.
Stand at Coburg with two stallions on the season
Louis Clark of Coburg announces two stallions will stand two miles north of Coburg during the season. a 1900 pound registered Percheron and a standard bred trotting horse. In Chicago a joint conference may occur once positions and government attitudes are clear, aiming for a compromise to end the war and business unrest. Taft weighs in on railroad conference. administration maintains hard line on injunction and bill.
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My Place
Coburg
Louis Clark
Dwlf Coburg
Chicago
Taft
Washington
Senate
Canadian Police Chief Poisoned by Weeds Cured by Cuticura
A Canadian police chief suffered eczema that swelled his legs and made shoes unbearable for weeks after exposure to weeds. He was treated with Cuticura remedies and reports a full recovery with relief from itching and sores.
Freed from Itching by Cuticura Remedies
A police chief recounts a two year battle with eczema on his legs. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, itching subsided within days and he resumed duty in under three weeks. He credits the treatment with saving him from a bad leg. Capt. co Plias Morris County Mar 20 1907 Sept 24 1906.
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Cuticura
Co Plias
Morris
MtoLa
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