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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
6
Restorative Dr Shoon’s Obituary in Athena Area
Mrs Nancy Gerking mother of Mrs David Taylor of Athena died Thursday after a long illness at age 2 years 1 month 28 days Born in Montgomery county Kentucky April 11 1818 she crossed the plains in 1856 settled Willamette valley then moved to Uma in 1872 with husband J R Gerking flat settler of Gerking Flat She was 13 children 6 living B F Gerking Hood River S I Gerking Youcalla J N B Gerking Laidlaw M P Gerking Ritter Mrs David Taylor of Athena and Mrs Jankine Portland She leaves 94 grandchildren 94 great grandchildren and several great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Nancy Gerking
David Taylor
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Plains
Willamette Valley
Uma
J. KR. Gerking
Gerking Flat
Grandma Gerking
B. F. Gerking
Hood River
I. Gerking
Youcalla
J. N. B. Gerking
Laidlaw
M. P. Gerking
Died at General Hospital Eugene 1910
William White aged about 65 years died of consumption at the General Hospital Eugene on June 13 1910. He was a county charge brought from the railroad construction camps on the Upper Willamette. Funeral arrangements were planned for tomorrow. Mrs Hannah P Hendershott hosted the service at 910 Madison Street. J H Nettleton died June 13 1910 at age 76 years 6 months 20 days. Gordon's chapel to hold the funeral tomorrow at 2 o'clock with interment at Milky cemetery west of the city conducted by Rev D M Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Eugene
Willam White
Willamette
Bedield
Hannah P. Hendershott
Madnon Street
J. H. Nettleton
Gordon's Chapel
Milkey
D. IM. Trimble
Prevention the Best Safeguard for Animals
Prevention the Best Safeguard promotes timely care for animals showing debility and poor appetite. Pacific Stock Food, a condensed remedy, claims to supply natural medicinal herbs to restore health, boost appetite, improve digestion, and support overall strength. Free booklet offered by Mia tncas Co, Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Tncas Co
Portland
Rifle Team of Company A Chosen
The final tryout for Company A rifle team was held at the range south of town. Captain Wm. G. White selected four men and one alternate based on high average scores across 200 yards slow fire, 200 yards rapid fire, and 600 yards slow fire, out of 400 points. Team: Raymond I. Perdew 248, Harry Hower 440, Walter W. McCormack 429, Cecil K. Statser 427, Leon Ciskey 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Wm. G. White
Constata
Raymond I. Perdew
Harry Hower
Walter W. McCormack
Cecil KE. Statser
Leon Ciskey
Annual School Election Set for June 20 in Echo District
Eugene Oregon June 10 1910 petition from taxpayers nominates K McMurphey for re election to School District No 4 board and acceptance letter from McMurphey confirms candidacy Echo district residents pledge votes and support for his continued service in Lane County Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McMurphey
McMurphey
Eugene
Ro’ McMurphey
Echoo District No. 4
Lane County
Oregon
A. T. Cockertine
L. D. Pierce
H E. Pierce
W. W. Calkins
8. M. Calkins
F. KR. Wetherbee
G. D. Linn
Fred Fisk
F. N. McAllater
I. T. Nicklin
J. M. Howe
L. R. Flint
M. F. McClain
F. M. Wilkins
C. H. Hale
Eugene, Or
A. T. Cockerline
Board of Education
R. McMurphey
Aviator Hamilton Circles Governors Island Amid Rain
New York weathered rain as Charles K. Hamilton flew seven circuits around Governors Island and hovered over the harbor at about 200 feet. He bumped a surveyor stake and a guy wire but landed safely after a dramatic display. He plans a dawn flight to Philadelphia and back for a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles K. Hamilton
Hamilton
Governors Island
Hamilto
Philadelphia
New York Times
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ballinger Athode Condemned In Brief Filed By Attorneys
Washington June 13 Briefs were filed by attorneys for the prosecution and defense with the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee today The committee did not meet but will assemble next Saturday to prepare for its celebrations Brandeis for Gravis and Pepper for Pinchot contend the evidence shows Ballinger unfit to administer the public domain for distrusting conservatism of lands They condemn his attitude toward conservatives and say he has embarrassed the president and harmed the people Vertrees for the secretary says none of the accusations are sustained He suggests a conspiracy to remove Ballinger because he did not approve Garfield policies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot
Brandeis
Gravis
Pepper
Pinchot
Ballinger
Interior Department
Vertrees
Roosevelt Parade Draws Large Fifth Avenue Crowd
New York estimates of 15 000 to 26 000 line Fifth avenue for next Saturday afternoon parade honoring Roosevelt. Over 100 boats will display in the harbor as war groups and bands form along the route. Delegations from Chicago Pittsburg Omaha Philadelphia Cincinnati and others attend with 600 Nassau County officials and 2000 Spanish War Veterans among the notable contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cosby
Roosevelt Reception Committee
Fifth Avenue
Roosevelt
R. A. C. Smith
Rough Riders
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Bay
Pittsburg
Roosevelt Neighbors’ Association
Oyster Bay
Nassau Country Board of Supervisors
Whison
Meyer
F. Goodell
Spokane
Hay
Washington
McKenzie Roads Praised After Trip To Gate Creek
Frank Wetherbee returns from Gate Creek on the McKenzie and reports roads in perfect condition. Grading near the fish hatchery and a rock barrier edge enhance safety. The hard smooth roads make travel enjoyable as many people visit the springs, with county court and ranchers contributing to improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wetherbee
Gate Creek
McKenzie
Automobile Road Map for Pacific Coast
An automobile road map covering the Pacific coast between Los Angeles and Portland and Mount Hood has been prepared for the publicity department of the Commercial club. It aims to draw out of town visitors to Eugene by car and highlights Cascade lakes Crescent Summit Waldo Odell and Diamond Park among scenic attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Portland
Mount Hood
Commercial Club
Eugene
Cascade Range
akes—Crescent
Summit Waldo
Odell
Diamond Park
Miss Emma Fisher Dies at Roseburg at 32
Miss Emma Fisher a prominent Roseburg young woman and sister of Eugene Guard editor Charles H. Fisher and W. H. Fisher dies in Roseburg Saturday evening from tuberculosis at age 32 funeral set for tomorrow afternoon in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Fisher
Roseburg
Charles H. Fisher
Eugene Guard
W. H. Fisher
Pain Tablets Promised to Stop Womanly and Other Pains
An advertisement touts Dr. Shoop s Pink Pain Tablets claiming fast relief from general pains and headaches. It invites readers to ask doctors or druggists about the formula on the 25e box and to write for a free trial. Gala by Yerington s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
50 Measures Now Up to the People
In Salem Oregon on June 11 N C Dickinson and Phil Metschan Jr presented a petition for filing to amend the Oregon constitution to let cities and towns fully regulate liquor sales. If approved it would remove local option from cities, counties groups vote. The measure, backed by over four thousand names, would be the fifteenth to appear on November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Or
N. C. Dickinson
Phil Metschan, Jr
Secretary of State
Oregon
Fourth of July Parade Promises Grand Float Display
The Fourth of July committee moves forward with plans for a grand celebration featuring daylight fireworks and a carnival atmosphere. Eleanor Freeman heads the arrangements and aims to bring in notable floats from Eugene and Portland for a historic civic pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranwtie Omy
Tanager Freeman
Eugene
Portland
Eugene float praised in Portland festival parades
Compliments for the Eugene float highlight Portland parade coverage. The Commercial club promotion department and merchants raised funds with $100 contributions from each group plus a raised balance by Chairman Allen Eaton. Cottage Grove showcased its hobby and county division issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Portland
Commercial Club
Merchants Association
Allen Eaton
Cottage Grove
Nesmith
Dr Bell Pine Tar Cough Remedy Notice
An old advertisement highlights Dr Bell's Pine Tar remedy for coughs and colds. Claims emphasize natural ingredients and throat relief offered by the tonic presented to readers of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dillon Lrug Co
Coat of Porter Chariton Found in Lake Como
Parts of a man's coat believed to belong to Porter Chariton were recovered from Lake Como on June 13. The find follows the discovery last Friday of the trunk with the murdered Mary Scott Castle Chariton, renewing public belief in a double murder and spurring renewed search for Chariton's body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Italy
Porter Chariton
Lake Como
Mary Scott Castle Chariton
Chariton
Fourth of July plans and street improvement debate in Florence
Florence items note Grenada plans Fourth of July festivities and posters. A district street assessment proposal would allocate costs by benefit, easing individual burdens and protecting the town treasury. Also covered are a June 8, 1910 wedding of Gertrude Schreuders and William F. Boring, and local notices of travel and visits from residents such as I B Cushman and Colonel C H Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenada
Bird Man to Fly Weekend at Lane County Fair Grounds
Bird man Whipple Hall postpones flights due to slippery track conditions at Lane County fair grounds. The rescheduled show moves to Saturday and Sunday June 18 and 19, with a Eugene versus Cottage Grove baseball game also on the program. Hall plans eastward flights after this Pacific coast appearance and then travels to India for further demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Fair Grounds
Whipple
Hall
Geo. H. Smith
Salem
Mr. Hall
Pacific Coast
East
New York St. Louis
India
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs John B Patterson
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John B Patterson at 286 East Ninth Street on Sunday June 12 1910. The infant is reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Patterson
East Ninth Street
Stallions Offered For Lease At Coburg Oregon
Louis Clark of Coburg Oregon advertises two stallions for the season one a registered Percheron about 1900 pounds the other a standard bred trotter both to stand two miles north of Coburg. Also promotes Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve claiming it cures eye lids with 25 cents at Dillon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Coburg
Louis Clark
Sutherland
Dillon, Drug Co
Vetch Growers Elect Officers At Junction
The Lane County Vetch Growers Association met in Junction and elected officers: President I. N. Edwards, vice president M. J. Harper, secretary treasurer W. C. Washburne. Board directors include Loren Edwards, D. R. Hill, W. M. Pitney, and A. C. Millett. The group aims to unite growers to secure better prices and rebuff trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Vetch Growers’ Association
I. N. Edwards
M. J. Harper
W. C. Washburne
Loren Edwards
D. R. Hill
W. M. Pitney
A. C. Millett
Man tied to tree burned alive in Louisiana countryside
In Lake Charles, James Perkins, a wealthy planter, was found bound to a tree in a pine thicket and burned. He died after reviving briefly and naming his persecutors. Officials note past troubles with squatters and widespread land holdings. Perkins was a prominent figure in western Louisiana and eastern Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
James Perkins
Perkins
Death Basket
Louisiana
Texas
Ten year old boy kills young bear in Lane County
Ernest Morton a 10 year old boy from Bear Creek near Creswell killed a young bear after it treed by his dog. He borrowed a neighbor’s gun, aimed as best as he could, fired twice and brought the bear down while his dog stood guard at the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Ernest Morton
O. Morton
Bear Creek
Creswell
Mr. Morton
Local notices and repairs pace through Arietta Oregon
The item notes repairs and rentals in the Johnson building once a restaurant with praise for the worker. Road supervisor Millett reports a self designed gravel loader functioning well, capable of loading many teams. Mrs. Lelie Bushey returns from hospital after two operations, improving steadily. Calvert reports a Jersey cow four years old that has birthed four calves with a birth sequence. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Boyle at Arietta Oregon on June 6 1910, Mrs Boyle formerly Miss Hattle Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Harry Millett
South Junction
Lelie Bushey
James Calvert
Oregon
H. Bh. Boyle
Arietta
Mysterious 13s in life of local man who bought land
F E Tompkins recalls a string of 13s in his life, noting marriage on a Friday the 13th and purchasing lot 13 on June 13 in Hill Crest addition. He asserts the odd numbers brought no misfortune, sharing several anecdotes from his past while recounting a sale and a market visit to the Guard office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Tompkins
Hill Crest Addition
Dr Bell's Antisepts Salve Promises Quick Skin Cure
Don’t be annoyed with skin troubles. A 25¢ box of Dr Bell’s Antisepts Salve will cure pimples black heads eczema or sores. Try it at once at Dillon Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dillon Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ron
Dr. Shoon
Deus Wise Dental Co
Pout Land
Ted Tulesoere
Governor's Island
Shoop
Yerington Drug Store
Porter Charlton
Florence and Vicinity
Florence West
Florence
Acme
I. B. Cushman
Dena Schreuders
Fannie Colvin
Florence Fox
Coos Bay
Roscole
Bird Man
Neeita
Bick
Dr. Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
V. Pierce
M. D
People’s Common Sense
Vetch Growers
Junction
Other
Junction News
Union High School
Junction Grays
Albany
Schermer
Toomey
Johnny Kling
Mason
Bertha C. McPherson
Archie Follett
Mickey
Eelectric and Engineering Co
E. VanVrankin
James Boone
Wm. Blackley
John Nichols
Forrest Miller
P. E. Shinn
Finaas Wonder
Texas Wonder
J. Hall
Euoene
W. L Delane
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