Albany Easy Albany Easy The Home Team Steps Up in Big Loss
Eugene defeats Albany 18 to 6 in a two hour game as Eugene’s Talifero dominates with strikeouts and strong fielding. Mahoney behind the bat and O’Day at second shine. Albany’s errors and weak relief pitching aid Eugene’s sweep. Roseburg and Salem results noted. next weekend Eugene visits Albany and Roseburg hosts Salem.
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Albany
Gome
Eugene
Griffin
Art
Bet
Talifero
Whittaker
Harper
Chapin
Whiteaker
Alban
Daily Guard
Roseburg
Mahoney
Crawford
O'Day
Gore
Rdney
Telifero
Fugene
Sod
Lugerne
Vincent
Shanahan
Porter
Rupert
Marper
Cobb
Lee
Bilyeu
Sheridan
Keil
Tulifero
Kill
Salem
High School Graduates List Omitted Names
The High School graduation exercises missed listing graduates. Read them here in full: John Ernest Bechdelt, Edna Bertsch, Ernest J. Bertsch, Homer J. Cole, Benole Conger, Ira Agnes Cox, Harry Delbert Farrow, Margaret A. Gittine, Lorene Maude Gallogy, Winifred Hadley, Ida Agnes Hemenway, Theodore P. Holt, Wistar W. Johnson, Leone B. Keys, Arthur F. Kerr, Maude Gladys King, Eberle J. Kuykendall, Elwin A. McCornack, Stuart A. McQueer, Mable Elizabeth Poill, Rachel Alletha Porter, Donald M. Stevenson, Asisy Somers, Fagene Lafayette Stockwell, Harry B Straight, Bertha E. Thomas, Josephine M. Wallace, Harvey A. Wheeler, Clara Petra Wold, A. Winifred Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ernest Bechdelt
Edna Bertsch
Ernest J. Bertsch
Homer J. Cole
Benole Conger
Ira Agnes Cox
Harry Delbert Farrow
Margaret A. Gittine
Lorene Maude Gallogy
Winifred Hadley
Ida Agnes Hemenway
Theodore P. Holt
Wistar W. Johnson
Leone B. Keys
Arthur F. Kerr
Davis Place Sold Again in Albany Linn County
The Dr H A Davis place above Harrisburg was sold at administrator's sale at the Albany courthouse door to A C Woodcock of Eugene for 225000. The 454 acre tract includes about 50 in hops with four drying buildings and a history of large yard cultivation. Critics note a rumored plan for a sawmill site with Willamette River access and a railroad nearby.
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Dr. H. A. Davis
Harrisburg
Court House
Albany
Linn County
A. C. Woodcock
Eugene
Davie
Daviay
John Cartwright
Drain Normal School Regents Reelect Officers
Drain regents of the Central Oregon State Normal School met Wednesday evening with most of the board present. Joe Lyons was reappointed president and B D Boswell vice president while J T Bridges was replaced by W Kent as treasurer. The executive committee includes Boswell Lyons Veatch and Kent. A faculty selection committee was named to recommend the coming year’s staff.
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Drain
Central Oregon State Normal School
J. T. Bridges
Gov. Chamberlain
Dunbar
Ackerman
Wm. Kuykendall
R. M. Veatch
Joe Lyons
W. W. Wilson
Dexter Rice
Ben D. Boswell
J. A. Black
W. W. Kent
C. B. Has
Kent
RB. M. Veatch
Capt
B. D. Boswell
G A R Post in Florence Considers Reorganization
Ten Civil War veterans gathered in Col Holden's office to discuss re organizing Gen Lyons Post G A R. A committee was named to map steps and expenses. A second meeting is set for June 13 to advance the matter. Other Florence notes include local visits elections and lodge officer changes.
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Col. Holden
Gen. Lyons Post
G. A. R. Col. Holden
Gen. Lyons
Florence
Contractors Welch and Maurer push Eugene High School work
Welch and Maurer of Salem, the contracted builders for Eugene’s new high school, are in town accelerating preparations. They cleared the site east of the old Central school, set excavation stakes, and plan to move fast as materials and labor permit. Local officials assure top quality construction.
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Welch and Maurer
Salem
City
Messrs. Welch & Maurer
Eugene
Central School
Monument Unveiled for J W Pope by Woodmen Camp
In a June ceremony the Woodmen of the World camp unveiled the grave monument of J W Pope who died in a fall. Judge FE Potter gave the cemetery address, praising fraternal spirit, followed by an evening church service with Rev A A Geen delivering the Baptist address.
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J. W. Pope
Lodge
FE. C. Potter
A. A. Geen
Baptist Church
Personal notes from Eugene reveal wide traveler list
Stephen Smeed arrives from Wal terville while S H Mulkey returns from Salem and many locals visit Portland Roseburg Cottage Grove and Spokane. Attendees include Rev G S Humbert from Corvallis, J E Bourne from Roseburg, EM Honeaker from San Francisco, and Mies Marie Goseler from Roseburg. Various residents depart for new posts or visits, with George N Frazer Jr heading to Portland for iron working and F S Abshire resigning to take a Medford position.
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Frank Templeton
Halsey
Billy Wright
Eugene
R. M. Pratt
Portland
J. E. Bourne
Roseburg
J. H. Beckley
A. E. Reames
L. M. Travis
Oregon
FE. Jones
Spokane
Mies Kate Wilson
Cottage Grove
EM Honeaker
San Francisco
Mies Marie Goseler
Mise Mabel Miller
Ee. A. Ingham
Olita Cooley
Geo. N. Frazer Jr
Abshire
Havelwood
Medford
P. Tilton
Harbor
Corry County
Mra
H. A. Dearborn
Young Woodsman Cut Foot While Chopping Wood
Wallace Carney, grandson of War den Gossett, suffered a severe gash and severed tendons in his left foot when an ax fell during wood cutting this morning. K. C. H. T. Atwood attended, and several stitches were required to close the wound.
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Wallace Carney
Warden Gossett
K. C. H. T. Atwood
Woolen Mill Trust Aims Coastwide Consolidation
The Oregonian notes a probable woolen mill trust uniting coast mills, listing seven in California, one in Washington, one in Montana, and nine in Oregon, signaling a broad consolidation in the textile industry.
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The
Oregonian
Coast
California
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Artisans Elect New Officers at Local Lodge
The United Artisans lodge elected Saturday night Dr. C. B. Willoughby M A Mre Wessie Rankin Supt 8 Spencer inspector J W West secretary Sophronia Howe treasurer Cassie Moore senior conductor Mra Hattie Spencer Mra Blanche Willoughby junior conductor J M Howe and Amelia Combs field commanders.
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Lodge of
United Artisans
C. B. Willoughby
Mre
Wessie Rankin
Spencer
J. W. West
Sophronia Howe
Cassie Moore
Mra
Hattie Spencer
M. C
Blanche Willoughby
J. M. Howe
Amelia Combs
Nesmith Ankeny Denies Roosevelt Banquet Posture
In Walla Walla Nesmith Ankeny son of Senator Levi Ankeny is quoted denying he left his ranch near Adams county to attend a Roosevelt banquet after rumors he was snubbed. He explains he did not invite his sick wife and did not attend for that reason and plans to leave the ranch for personal reasons.
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Hagene
Nesmith
Ankeny
U.S
Walla Walla
Neamith Ankeny
Levi Ankeny
Real estate transfers listed in court house notices
Court House items summarize transfers of timber lands and parcels across multiple buyers and sellers in Oregon. Entries include Rigga to Booth-Kelly Company 140 acres in timber, Cox to Frances Ellis lot in Shaw and PATTERSON area, Stewart to O S Ke Railroad 4.46 acres, Hawley to O S E Railroad land, Beebe to Demorest Springfield 50x110 feet, Cogill to Demorest 506x110 feet, State of Oregon to Noffeninger 40 acres, Pengra et al to Goweler survey area 75, Bagett to Calkins 84 acres, Bushnell to Strassmater 220.04 acres, Moore to Taylor lots in Junction City, Corry to Edith Stephens Cottage Grove quarter lot H, Norris and Humphrey to Strassmater land in 175 14w, Notary Public and Power of Attorney notices included. Marriage license noted for Edward Heenon and Flora Anderson with W N Blanton as witness.
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George W
Margaret A. Rigga
Booth-Kelly Company
Boo
J. R
Mary B. Cox
Frances Ellis
Shaw & Patterson
Eugene
Margaret Stewart
W. W
E. Hawley
State of Oregon
Martin Noffeinger
Pengra
W. HH. Cgoweler
Richard and
Edith Elisabeth Bagett
W. W. Calkins
Lloha
Martha A. Bushnell Et
Jaccob Strassmater
Ll. Bo
Cora B&b
Moore
J. B Taylor
Junction City
Fh. T. Corry
Edith Stephens
Cottage Grove
O. PF
Norris
Grace H. Humphrey
Jacob Strassmater
Capture of Old Bruin Ends Bear Hunt on Mosby Creek
A party including Jas, Benson, Rev, Geo, H Feese, F K Philips and BE Wheeler hunted a big black bear at John Palmer’s Mosby Creek homestead. After a brisk chase the bear was shot with a 330 rifle. The animal weighed an estimated 300 pounds, with unusually long fur. The head, feet and hide were preserved for a rug. The group returned Friday after feasting on fish and game.
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Jas, Benson
Rev
Geo
H. Feese
F. K. Philips
D. Wheeler
John Palmer
Mosby Creek
F. D. Wheeler
Palmer
County Warrant Cancellation Planned by Court
The commissioners court will advertise all county warrants seven years old or older for potential cancellation. If unclaimed, warrants will be cancelled in June as required by law. this duty has been neglected in recent years.
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Commissioners’ Court
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Abrhshpore
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Mrs. Geo. Nicolle
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J. M. Nighswander
Oscar Karlstrom
Point Terrace
T. J. Neely
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J. J. Nicolle
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George Flek
Fred Bean
Treas
Dr. Berry
Gertrude Hammond
Ahab Guard
Wm Gates
Crow
Frank Morrell
Chicago
Iahey
J. 1. McClung
J. E. Young
Luckey
Wm. Preston
Chas. Kissinger
A. Goldsmith
Emma Dougherty
G. Nettle
Seaburg
J. W. Hugg
la Grande
Almond Hemenway
Harry Norton
Grants Pass
D. EB. Stiles
J. Stiles
Claude Copple
Hood River
J. B. Young
Jessie Paddock
Harry
Oregon City
Co. H. Park
England
Geo. O. Goodall
U. C
J. D. Driver
Willamette University
A. BE. Sneeden
Seattle
Geo. H. Kelly
W. .T. Campbell
Elmer Paine
Burke Williams
Ethel Lemmon
David Link
Astonia
Portland Journal
J. S. Dale
Paget Sound
Iowa
Minnesota
O. Humbret
Corvallis
Eugene Divinity School
Stephen Smeed
Walterville
W. L. Archamibeau
Geo. Smith
Cheshire
Sumpter
Woolen Mill Trust
Pendleton
Union
Randon
Browneville
Roosevelt
Henry
Elizabeth Cogill
Kate Demorest
Springfield
Polarial Commission of
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Churchill
Attobrney
Wm. A. Lane
Rowland
P. FE. Soodgrass
Hugene
Edward Heenon
Flora Anderson
W. N Blanton Witness
Old Bruin
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