Terminations and pupil results reported by district list
School Superintendent Dil announced completion of marking for tenth grade elocution pupils from last week. The list names successful pupils by district number and town, including Arlo Bristow, Verna Lee Davis, Ruth Stuart, Oma Lackey, Gladys Stone, Madeline Ander, Clara Knoop, Florence Raymond, and many others across districts 1 through 178 and Sisters School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dil
Pleasant Hill
A Kiger
Arlo Bristow
Verna Lee Davis
Edna Sylvester
Lattin
Arlo Jones
Trent
Cecil Miller
Eugene Edna Hall
Ruth Stuart
Carl Bolbringer
Oma Lackey
Verneta Lovets
Carl
Clinton Godlove
Neal Ford
Northrop
Kate Flegal
Taldwin
Chas
Warnock
Smith
Herbert Rasmussen
Do Andrews
Martha Andrews
Elale Udell
Anna Eichenber
Ethel M. Pickert
Ben Stafford
Donald Shaffner
Goxhen
Samuel Curry
Alta Dodsstrict
Springfield
Meta Jordan
Fisio Lambert
Helen Richn
Aied Tomseth
Mamie Bigog
Cora
Fisher
Rose Bettencourt
Henry Schnorenberg
William Schnoren
Murray Teanwell
Saginaw
May
Reuster Berkren
Edna E. Hale
Clara Smith
lLorane
Gladys Stone
Olew Peterson
Hanna Peterson
Dietriet
Errett Callison
Raynor Eller
Hazle Zumwalt
Lawrence Barger
Ruth Lombard
Dorothy Evers
Plachle
Mary Johason
Anna Johanson
Clara Post
Florence
Wilma Raymond
Edna Morris
Earnest Ready
Miamond Morris
Brown Favors Taft Income Tax Proposal
Washington June 17 Senator Brown submitted to the Senate a resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution to give Congress power to lay and collect taxes on incomes without apportionment among states by population. The measure would be sent to state legislatures for approval as urged by the President and referred to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Brown
Died At Family Home Stella Farrington 1909
Stella May Farrington three month old daughter of W. M. Farrington died at 377 Emerald Avenue on June 16 1909. Funeral set for tomorrow at Liley cemetery near Crow around 2 p.m. The text also advertises Dr Shoops Restorative claiming it treats failing internal nerves with a five to ten day trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Avenue
Stella May
W. M. Farrington
Liley
Crow
Aleekness
Shoop
Dan Kelly Career Ended in Northwest Sports Shock
Seattle reports feared end to star Dan Kelly's athletic career due to a badly sprained ankle. Coach Bill Hayward seeks to guide Kelly for the A A U meet at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition this summer. Kelly, once premier broad jumper, helped America in London and set Spokane speed marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Dan Kelly
Bill Hayward
University of Oregon
Kelley
America
Spokere
Baker City
Kelly
Northwest
Spokane
London
Arnst Retains World Sculling Championship Title
Wellington New Zealand June 22 R Arnst a New Zealand rower defeats W Webb to retain the sculling championship of the world He covered the 3 1 2 mile course in 18 14 5 seconds and finished 3 lengths ahead of Webb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N. Z
R. Arnst
New Zealand
W. Webb
Webb
Lonnie Ham Case Dismissed in Oregon Trial
The case of the State of Oregon v. Lonnie Ham, charged with statutory rape of a minor ward of the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, has been dismissed after the recent trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Endicott
First National Bank of
Lonnie Ham
State of
Oregon
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Livers, Log Drives, and a Springfield Bakery Sale
The text notes Ballards Herbine touted to keep the liver active year round. It reports Eugene Lumber Company logging 2.5 million feet riverbound near Fall Creek, with the drive from above North Fork. Bankruptcy referee C A Wintermeier sold Jesse Bartlett's Springfield bakery stock and fixtures to Samuel Young for $405, who will operate the bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lumber Company
Fall Creek
North Fork
C. A. Wintermeier
Jesse FE Bartlett
Springfield
Samuel Young
Norwegians of Eugene Elect Odine Club Officers
The Norwegian association in Eugene and vicinity held a picnic and elected officers: President Peter Gunstadt, first vice president C Olson, second vice president Mrs T phus, secretary and treasurer Mrs Hall. The organization is named the Odine Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Peter Gunstadt
C. Olson
Mra. T. (Phus
Hall
Odine Club
Not Charity But Work Slogan Sparks British Labor Exchange
London June 22 The unemployed march with the banner Not charity but work and celebrate the opening of Britain’s first government labor exchange an experimental free employment bureau Aimed to aid millions of jobless workers similar exchanges already operate in Germany where 389 such institutions exist with large employment totals Berlin Munich Stuttgart Dresden and Dusseldorf reporting hundreds of thousands placed Officials note parallels to American railroad leadership visits and ongoing surveys by the Harriman system in the east including map approvals by Secretary Ballinger and engineering staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Government Labor Exchange
Free Employment Bureau
Great Britain
Germany
National Union of Germander
Prussia
Great Central Exchange
Berlin
Munich
Stuttgart
Dresden
Dusseldorf
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman Lines
Chicago
New York
W. W. Cotton
O’brien
Washington
Ballinger
Harriman
Deschutes Line Now Assured To Central Oregon
Portland reports Harriman will seek bids for the Deschutes line within thirty days barring delays. Right of way with power companies is the only obstacle, with 70 percent of the 120 miles secured and hopeful settlement of remaining segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Deschutes Line
Oregon
Harriman
Central Oregon
Deschutes River
It's Your Kidneys Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed
An Eugene citizen urges curing kidney trouble with Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad claims back pain and urinary symptoms stem from weak kidneys and warns of diabetes or Bright's disease if untreated. Mrs. G. Lester testifies to relief after using Dean's pills bought at De Lano's drug store. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Eugene
G. Lester
Charnelton St
Dean
de Lano
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Farm sale near Eugene and Corvallis school bid awarded
The J. 8. Taylor 142 acre farm was sold to C. Hurd who has lived north of Eugene for that year. Plank & Johnson acted as real estate agents. W. O. Heckart of Eugene won the contract to build the new high school at Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Taylor
C. Hurd
Eugene
Plank & Johnson
W. O. Heckart
Corvallis
Snow Liniment touted to cure poison oak poisoning
Mr. O H P Cornelius of Turner Oregon reports his wife used Ballard's Snow Liniment to cure poison oak poisoning. She treated herself and two friends with the ivy rash, noting pain relief. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
World Wide Storm Signals To Be Adopted By Nations
London June 22 An international weather bureau to flash storm warnings worldwide via wireless telegraph will be built with input from eminent meteorologists. US Weather Bureau chief Professor Willis L Moore leads American representation as nations plan uniform marine signals and global observation methods to save lives and aid forecasts. The conference aims to harmonize wireless reports so observations are comparable across borders amid hopes of reducing sea and land disasters. Rocky Mountain ca. Mads Christian Beck a native of Denmark has taken his first citizenship papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Weather Bureau
United States
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
America
Professor Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wells Shoe Store
Willamette and
Ninth Streets
Bowers Drug Co
9Th Sts
the Wells Shoe Store
Eugene, Oregon
Craders
Ammee Taylor
Junction City
Bee Hunts
Inez Cooley
Cecil Dick
Taft
Hayward
Bryson
Pearl McDonald
Mart Endicott
C. S. Lupton
Rena Parsons
George Turner
Benjamin McCollum
Oscar Parsons
ARNST
Ballard
Deschutes
Rocky Mountain
Mads Christian Beck
Denmark
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