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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

Page

5

Fatal explosion on the cruiser Tennessee claims five lives

San Pedro Cal June 6 a combined blast and steam leak during trials killed four men instantly and fatally injured others aboard the armored cruiser Tennessee. Names cited include Reinhold Meek Boggs Wood and Burn s among the deceased with survivors aiding injured crew members before rescue and hospital transport.

Woodland Ala G. W. Meek Skidmore Kas George Wood Scranton A. Reinhold Germany Harbor View Bay San Pedro Cal Tennessee Point Hueneme Arie) Sebree J. B. Howard Robertson Reinhold Meek

University of Oregon Expenditures and Meet Preview

University of Oregon faces undetermined spending details from the recent election with the board of regents to meet June 23 for decisions. Kincaid field option of 16000 dollars may be exercised and surrounding land possibly purchased. a girls cottage will receive furnishings. The PNA athletic meet near, Oregon sends only four track men due to exams. Olympic Club of San Francisco favored to win. Examinations start next week. Katherine Ward Pope recital hints at commencement strength. Seattle reps claim three wins. Stanford’s Reed returns for Multnomah Club.

Board of Regents Kincaid Campbell H. KR. Kincaid University of Oregon Big P. N. A Bean Kuykendall Huston Moon Zacharias Kuykendal Vancouver Seattle California Idaho Montana Washington British Columbia Reed Portland Stanford Multnomah Katherine Ward Pope

Balit Victory Celebration At University Of Oregon

A large celebration in Eugene and at Kin kale field marked the victory of the University of Oregon appropriation bill over the referendum. Students and faculty paraded through town and lit a long candle line near the field while lanterns and a bonfire lit the night. Speakers included President Campbell Regent Friendly Representative Eaton and Mayor Matlock. The crowd of about 2000 joined in song as relief and gratitude overflowed after a year and a half of effort by faculty students alumni and supporters.

Eugene University University of Oregon Villard Kincald Field America Kincaid Field Campbell H. Friendly Allen Eaton J. M. Glen J. D. Matlock

J W White Still Very Low In Seattle Update

Word was received from Seattle last night that J. W. White of this city remains very low in health.

Seattle J. W. White

Lane County official count shows Cake leading Chamberlain

The official count of Lane County ballots from the last election lists Cake's plurality at 669 over Chamberlain. The tally also shows Bown defeating Griffin by 885 for sheriff, Lee ahead of Stewart by 1510, Eaton leading the legislative ticket with 3887, and several other races with notable margins. The writeup includes numerous names and race results across county offices and a medical advert.

Lane County Cake Chamberlain Bown Griffin Lee Stewart Representative Eaton Calkins Edmunson Justice Supreme Court Bean J. Bright

Portland House Seeks Chamberlain Replacement

The Evening Telegram reports an opposition agent approached at least three Multnomah county lawmakers to secede and back a Republican U S senator for Governor Chamberlain. The Oregon legislature is mostly Republican and pledged to support the popular vote winner. A young lawyer is said to represent opposing interests.

Portland Multnomah County United States Oowe George Chamberlain Washington Chamberlain Senate

Sarsaparilla tonic advertisement promotes vitality and tablets

An old fashioned patent medicine ad touts General Debility Hood's Sarsaparilla as vitalizing the blood and restoring vigor to all organs. It mentions dosage forms in liquid or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs and lists a 100 dose package.

Sixteen Killed in Celluloid Factory Explosion

Vienna report says sixteen workmen were killed and seventeen injured by a celluloid factory explosion at Ottawaring today. The blast caused extensive damage to the Ottawaring plant and prompted emergency response teams to cordon the area.

Vienna Ottawaring

Chamberlain’s election support in Oregon legislature grows

Thirty-two Oregon legislators pledge to back Governor Chamberlain for senator, with seven additional Democrats joining. The combined pro Chamberlain bloc nears the 46 vote threshold, while several Republicans and Democrats remain noncommittal or unpledged. In the House, 22 of 25 Republican Statement No 1 reps say they will vote for Chamberlain, with a few noncommittals and absences noted.

Portland Oregon Legislatio Chamberlain United States Democraticsena A. A. Bailey Clackamas and Multnomah W. T. Scholfield Clatsop Fred J. Brady L. D. Mahone Multnomah Allen Eaton Lane Senate H. R. Albee Dan Kellaher C. W. Nottingham Ben Selling Mult J. N. Smith Marion F. J. Miller Linn-Marion C. Beach W. G. Cole Umatilla J. N. Hart Baker Josephine Turner Oliver Union-Wallowa House CO. L. Hattenburg H. D. Patton A. C. Liby George Jones Douglas B. F. Jones Polk-Lincoln J. A The Oregonian A.W. Orton N. J. Sinnott Wasco

Battle Between Robbers and a Citizen Posse

Pittsburg June 6 Detective Englart shot and killed one suspect and was wounded twice while attempting to arrest four men linked to a Monongahela Coal and Coke store robbery. Three suspects barricaded in a vacant house exchange fire as county detectives converge.

Pittsburg Elilzabeth Englart Monongahela Consolidated Coal & Coke Company John Patterson

English Royalty Leaves to Visit Niholas

Port Victoria England June 6 The royal yacht Victoria and Albert with King Edward Queen Alexandria Princess Victoria and suite aboard sailed for Reva Rusia to visit Emperor Nicholas.

Niholas Port Victoria England Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert King Edward Queen Alexandria Princess Victoria Reva Rusaia Peror Nicholas

Montana Flood Knocks Out Trains and Rail Lines

Butte reports the worst Northwest flood in history with two thirds to total crop losses in rich valleys. Railway damage exceeds 1.9 million dollars and two weeks pass before normal service. eight to ten passenger trains stranded in Montana. Great Northern trains blocked near Basin. Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line trains unaccounted for.

Butte Montana Northwest Great Northern Basin Northern Pacific

Ashland cheers for University of Oregon appropriation

An Ashland reader notes the city voted seven to one in favor of the University of Oregon appropriation, praising the measure as strong for Southern Oregon and urging ongoing support for growth and representation of the region in the university.

Ashland Ashland Graesee Southern Oregon University of Oregon Oregon California University Lane Southern

Nine new buildings rise in Fairmount district

Nine new structures are under way in Fairmount, eight residences and one barn, all visible from every vantage point. Most homes are solid cottages, two recently completed, with improving streets and streetcar lines boosting the area's development into a premier residential district.

Fairmount

Bank Officials Sent To Prison For Large Embezzlement

Pittsburg June 6 report Harry Retber and John Young paying teller and auditor were sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for embezzling 1 105 000 from the Farmers Depos it National Bank.

Pittsburg Farmers’ Deposit National Bank Harry Retber John Young

Williams Indian Pile Ointment advert claims cure

An old advertisement promotes Williams Indian Pile Ointment for blind bleeding and itching piles. It touts instant relief and absorption of tumors, calling it a poultice for private parts. Sold by Linn Drug Co. for 1.00. Williams Mfg Co., Cleveland. Ohio.

Williams Linn Drug Co Mallec Williams Mfg Co Props Cleveland

Land dispute favoring entryman in Oregon case

The contest of Cora L Addison vs Edward Lajoie over home stead entry No 13774 for the southeast quarter of section 34 township 19 south range 4 west was decided in favor of the entryman by the land office officials at Roseburg after testimony before United States Commissioner W W Calkins on April 25. I N Harbaugh acted as attorney for the entryman.

Cora L. Addison Edward Lajoie Section Township Range 4 United States W. W. Calkins Land Office Roseburg I. N. Harbaugh

Portland and Eugene Support University Question

John H. Hartog of the Commercial Club says Portland voters joined Eugene in backing the university matter, praising Eugene for earning the institution's support after the election.

John H. Hartog Commercial Club Portland Eugene

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Advertised

An advertisement promotes DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as prompt and thorough, claiming they strengthen weakened kidneys in a very short time. Sold by all druggists.

DeWitt All Drug Elste

Lane County Justices and Constables Elected Last Monday

The county elected justices and constables with the first name a justice and the second a constable for each district. Notable listings include Eugene district R.8. Bryson and F. T. Plank across Blue River Chester Edwards and L. J. Beebe, and Cottage Grove J. W. Vaughn with A. B. Atkins among many others across Creswell, Florence, Junction, Springfield, Lane, Wendling, and more.

Eugene R. 8. Bryson F. T. Plank Blue River Chester Edwards L. J. Beebe

Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad Promises Relief

An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It claims a dollar per bottle with two months treatment and offers testimonials from Dr EB W Hall of St Louis. Orders can be sent by mail through O J Hall.

Texas O. J. Hall EB. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Democratic delegates to a state convention support Bryan

County Democratic committeemen elected delegates for the June 9 Portland state convention to back William Jennings Bryan for president and to nominate L. M. Travis as a National convention delegate. Lane county names and proxies are listed for Portland and Denver delegations.

Portland William Jennings Bryan L. M. Travis Delate Denver Lark Bilyeu Lane County R. M. Veatch West Cottage Grove J. ¢. Wallace East Cottage Grove F. Pp. Thurman Camp Creek Henry Kempp Zumwalt H. M. Stewart Springfield J. T. Neeley Mapleton Pp Houston North Junction James Hayes James Calvert Proxy South Junction Green Zumwalt Irving Frank Collin Coyote Henry Cherem Blanton H. L. Edmunton Goshen L. R Edmunson South Eugene No Wallis D. Matlock North Eugene No

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for life saving recovery

Mrs T C Willadsen of Manilla Iowa writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of suffering from severe female complaints. She praises the remedy, says it restored her health, and attributes her survival to following the directions and seeking advice. The ad notes the product's thirty year history aiding women with displacements inflammation and related symptoms and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.

Pinkham T. C. Willadsen Man Iowa Pink Lydham Ring R Medicing Lydig E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

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University of Oregon News Jesse Bond Herman Allen University of Washington William K. Gwin James P. Hartman B. L. Penrose Whitman College Norman Coleman H. Baldwin Oregon Agricultural College C H. Hanford United States Circuit Court F. G. Dorety J. Fi. Powers Beattie Mac Snow Davis Carl Davis Hputaxian Literary Society of the Women Fbutaxians Jennie Lilly Greta Bristow Helena Hughes Loretta Showers Marion Stowe Caroline Dunstan Effie McCallum Blanche Ferdine Congress Richards Daniel Braver Whitney Louis B. Beat Scescaneces Winsor W. Calkins Allen H. Eaton Leon R. Edmunson Orrerdowe i Ewckeces Essenee Woriaro E. C. Cole Ernest U Lee County George O. Knowles Barry Joseph Muhr, Jr Chrisman Robert E. Eastland James Kitchen H,. M. Manville Eastland Plurality Benjamin F. Keeney Ccunne Keeney Walter B. Dillard Jessie M. Myer Dillard's Plurality County Hugh M. Price Price William T. Gordon L. C. Moffitt Gordon C. M. Collier W. T. Cornelius Pennsylvania Hull Red Cross Drug Collier’s Beary Lane Pregingti Bohemia Rollin Hicks, J. W. Kerr Cottage Grove J. W. Vaughn, A. B. Atkins Creswell Geo. S. Miller, Frank Schmitt Cheshire Harvey Horn James Cook J. H. Devor Pleasant Hartwig John V. Jenkins W. J. Canady Elmira T. A. Fountain Joseph Kidwell Wm. Judkins J. W. West Fall Creek John Kissinger Harvey Harkins Florence Drew E. Severy R. N. Weatherson Five Rivers E. S. Prindel BE. L. Melvin Ansen Hemenway E. R. Copenhagen Gate Creek Joseph Gillespie Henry Carter Glentena A. C. Barbour R. G. Fowler Herman O. D. Wheeler R. J. Phelps Hazel Dell Wm. Hill Bill Walker Wm. Hebert W. G. Hanna Tied Heceta Geo. Griffith Bert Fromeder Lincoln Bond Harry Winsler Junction Isaac B. Tower J. M. Nichols Jasper Adam Richey W. G. Ea Laks Creek Lawrence Lamb Martin Olsen J. W. Renninger Constable C. Rust F. Radcliff Mabel—Wash Adams H. M. Riggs J. C. Phelps I. T Middle Fork W. H. Sharp Mound H. D. Johnson Geo. Prescott John McKibben W. Martin Pleasant Hill H. C. Wheeler Fred Cook Richardson Chas C. Bennett Oren Kirk Saginaw R. Y. Porter F. M. Jackson Siuslaw John O'Brien Warren Crow R. W. Smith Herbert Beadle Spencer J. T. Richardson J. W. Gates Thurston J. J. Totten John Danka Walton J. L. Atkinson J.H. Fowler Wallace J. G. Powell H. D. Baughman Willamette—Cc W. Brown Wendling L. M. Freeman H. J. Lankin Bryan Cole Hoyt Chemical 69 T. Felix Gouraud JURI Esferd. T Stanley's Willamette St Fugeme Beaver Highland Stone G Wallace S.C. Stone Salem DRC. Co. Grifvith State Veterinarya Geste Sen. Medical Board Chen & Kompp NEW Today Hares Lane County Pri Eugene, Or Mand
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