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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
3
In a tense chase along the Thames estuary, Kirkwood buys a boat ride to outrun a ruthless fisherman who demands high payment. He overpowers the man, abandons him to the sea, and accelerates toward the Nore lightship, hoping to reach Dorothy aboard the brigantine.
A small catboat driven by Kirkwood battles wind and spray in a tense chase to intercept a brigantine off the Essex shore. The two vessels near collision as the catboat closes the gap, risking all to reach the larger ship before it tacks away.
Mrs O H P Cornelius Turner Ore reports Snow Liniment relieves painful poison oak cases. She cured herself and two friends of this condition. Available Dillon's Drug Store in 25c 50c and 1.00 prices.
John W. Hazelton of Cottage Grove, 58 and nearly blind, sues Southern Pacific for 2000 damages over injuries at Eugene station. He boarded the Shasta limited by mistake, was ejected by trainmen, breaking his forearm and suffering bruises. He was taken to a general hospital.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company's Coburg mill is shut for about two weeks for a thorough overhaul including boiler replacements and new foundations. Upgrades aim to improve steaming, electric and water systems, with a 40 million foot order rumored to boost capacity and justify night shifts.
The Willamette valley’s premier meet comes to the fair grounds track June 30 to July 2 with stars Zolock R Ambush and Ray o Lite slated to race for substantial purses. Oregon contenders Bailey Albany Norton Marshfield Roseburg join horses from Independence Salem and Eugene as the Fourth of July program extends to four days featuring Coshow Roseburg to speak and a carnival finale.
Chief Engineer Forner reports to Lane County Asset Company that the Eugene Siusian Coos Bay railroad crosses the summit at a 1 percent grade with a 25 foot cut. The line crosses about a mile south of Hale and surveyors are down the other side, showing the coast route from interior Oregon lies to the west of Eugene.
Mrs. J S Cooper of Independence Oregon fell into an elevator shaft at the Imperial Hotel in Portland during a parade Sunday night. She suffered serious internal injuries and skull fracture, with both arms broken. She, 60, was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital. The incident occurred as she and her husband and son waited in the hotel lobby for the parade on Seventh street.
W P Evans president of Coos Bay Rapid Transit says first shipment of rails from Colorado Fuel and Iron to San Francisco arrived about a week ago. The 302 tons of seventy pound rails measure nearly three miles of track with remaining rails due in a few weeks. Evans expects completion before January first as other materials head for the road.
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