Sal em notables in Eugene for commencement events
Salem and Portland visitors travel to Eugene for university commencement. Cavalcade includes Hon. T B Kay and many officials, lawyers, teachers, and merchants from Salem, Cottage Grove, Creswell, Independence, and Medford. The Roseburg Review notes local attendees with several families and students among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Kay
Salem
W. H. Kay
Portland
W. H. Fenton
Dexter
J. B. Young
Fall Creek
Ben Bingham
Deerborn
W. J
Hayward
California
M. Perry
Creswell
E. H. McAlister
Blue River
J. E. Baker
Mexico
N. Y
Eugene
C. N. McAriour
H. Fisher
Cottage Grove
F. W. Baker
Independence
Mia
Emma ©. Howell
Jennie Spencer
Albany
Edna Prescott Catrose
KE. R. Abbott
B. J Jakway
Mike Gross
Mabel Paul Tibbitts
Sacramento
Virgil D. Karl
John A. McQuinn
Thomas L. Williams
Louise Jones
Herbert 8. Johnson
Boston
Carl D. Davis
Chicago
Vanda KR. Coffey
Drain
Jean C. Slauson
Virginia Cleaver Bean
Condon KR. Bean
Estelle V. Armtage
Walter L. Whittelsy
Princeton
Ellen Condon McCornack
Lola Howe
Obituary: Arthur J. Glason Dies in Eugene at 28
Arthur J. Glason, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osburn of the Hoffman House, died in Eugene on June 23 1909 at age 28 years and 23 days from tubercular laryngitis. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p.m. with interment in the Masonic cemetery. Further notices to follow tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Arthur J. Glason
W. F. Osburn
Hoffman House
Masonic Cemetery
Regent Milton Miller Re-Elected Lebaron School Director
Hon. Milton A. Miller regent of the University of Oregon attending Eugene commencement exercises was re elected as Lebaron school director. This marks his twentieth consecutive year in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton A. Miller
University of Oregon
Eugene
Shoes at Dodge Dept Store Draw Citywide Chase
Jones told Smith that shoes were selling at low prices at the Dodge Department Store corner of Eighth and Olive streets. Smith told his wife who told the neighbors, and now they are all after the 700 pairs of sample shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Smith
Dodge Department
Eighth and
Olive Streets
Dodge Dept
Cottage Grove to get enlarged Southern Pacific depot
Cottage Grove will gain a new depot after a railway architect surveyed grounds. The plan calls for a rebuilt larger structure with a longer freight platform and expanded waiting and baggage areas, plus a remodeled general waiting room and a separate ladies room. Grounds will be beautified and improvements completed before fall rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Southern Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific Company
Cottage Grove Citisens
Ladies' Furnishings Store to Open in Eugene
The L. B. Frakes Co a Portland firm that specializes in ladies furnishings will open a Eugene branch. An agent secured the lease for the corner room in the Cherry block at Sixth and Willamette Streets through S. R. Williams. Possession was given and preparations will begin immediately with goods to follow once the room is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8. Frakes Co
Portland
Eugene
New Cherry Block
Sixth and Willamette Streets
S. R. Williams
Ford Car Wins Across Continent Race to Seattle
Seattle June 23 The Ford car No 2 won the New York to Seattle race reaching the gate of the Alaska Yukon Pacific expedition at 12 55 35 PM, having covered the distance in 23 days and 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New York
Governor Hay seeks removal of state insurance chief Shiveley
Olympia, June 23. Governor Hay asks the legislature to impeach or abolish the office to remove John H. Shiveley as state insurance commissioner. He cites investigations and censure by a committee for alleged misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Hay
John H. Shiveley
Beautiful Depot Park Dedication and City Effort
A report on the beauty and value of the new depot park in Eugene. The city invested time and labor with praise for Hartog of the Commercial Club. Plans include a fountain to enhance appearance and ongoing improvements. The author commends street work and urges neighboring cities to follow Eugene’s example. Excursionists were then taken to the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartog
Eugene
Southern Pacific Company
University of Oregon dedication luncheon on campus in Portland report
A detailed account of a dedication event with a luncheon on the University campus. It lists furnishing autos, speakers including Dr. D A Paine and L L Whitson, and notes Portland visitors singing and the chorus on the train. Committees from Commercial Club, Merchants' Protective Association, city, university and women’s auxiliary organized the day. Roses were scattered by young girls and the excursion train departed that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. KE
Chambers
W S. Moon
Magladry
P. B. Snodaracs
Kr, McMurphey
W. O. Heckart
W. K. Kincaid
C. O. Hudson
Ll. Bogart
Cheater Chrisman
L. H Potter
D. Read
PF. L. Chambers
D. A. Paine
Commercial Club
Campbell
L. L. Whitson
Commercial
Chapman
Chapman Advertising Bureau
Eugene Town
Villard Hall
Portland
Helmus W. Thompson
M. J. Duryea
L. Ha Whitson
A. C. Dixon
Merchants’ Protective Association
W. M. Green
F. R. Wetherbee
John M. Williams
F. J. Berger
University of Oregon
L. R. Alderman
F. S. Dunn
Women's Auxiliary Commercial Club
R. McMurphey
W. W. Ikins
W. Giletrap
University
P. L. Campbell
Luella Clay Carson
G. BR. Chrisman
C. M. Young
F. W. Owburn
W. E. Brown
Frank
Luckey
P. E. Snodgrass
L. H. Potter
Consul Miller May Have Sent In Resignation
Eugene special reports Consul H. B. Miller may not resign. He says no public statement beyond remaining in Oregon for now. He plans mountain rest at McKennie Bridge to regain health after recurring headaches in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
H. B. Miller
Consular Service
Orient
Oregon
Miller
Commencement Exercises at Old Oregon Close Ceremonies
Old Oregon commencement events close as Galloway receives alumna medal for debate and oratory. The 1900 traditions include senior alumni serenades and a tug of war that ends with several alumni in the millrace. New teachers appointed Hertha Stewart and Gustave Buchan join the university staff and debate program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Villard Hall
Galloway
Francis Galloway
Iing-Beckman
Campbell
Luella Clay Carson
Milla College
Hertha
S. Stewart
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Board of Regents
Women of the Universality
Gustave Buchan
Madison
Wisconsin
Buchan
Cottage Grove Plans Paving Main Street
The Cottage Grove streets committee reported at the Monday council meeting that just over 100 feet of Main Street property owners favored paving. The petitions were ordered filed and the recorder tasked to draft an ordinance for hard surface paving from the U P railroad to the river bridge for presentation next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Main Street
U. P
River Bridge
Mexican Railway Bonds Delivered In New York
New York on June 22 reports delivery of 24 000 dollars worth of bonds by a New York banker who financed the issue for the National Railways of Mexico. The issue totals 225 million, with about 100 million already issued. Subscriptions were also taken in London Amsterdam and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Railways of
Mexico
At Tal
London
Amsterdam
Switzerland
Union High School at Lorane Approved by Local Districts
A school election held Monday in Lorane and nearby districts including Coyote Cartwright and Fawn Creek resulted in an overwhelming vote in favor of establishing a Union High School at Lorane. The school will open with the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorane
Coyote
Cartwright
Fawn Creek
Lorane Valley
Union High School
Refused Over 14 Cents for Hops
Salem report notes D B Taylor who farms about 120 acres of hops has refused 14 1/2 cents for his crop with no sales reported. Offers of 11 cents for 1908 and 5 to 6 for 1906 and 1907 hops are mentioned amid ongoing hop market activity. Dodge Dept Store advertises a sample shoe sale at Eighth and Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Or
Independence
D. B. Taylor
Pain Pallets Claim Quick Relief for Various Aches
An advertisement touts Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Pallets promising relief within twenty minutes for womanly pains headaches and other aches. It urges asking doctors or druggists about the 25 cent box and writing to Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin for a free trial. All dealers carry the product.
Alleged bootlegger found guilty in state case notes
Last evening the court listed several bootlegging cases. Mort Engh was found guilty of bootlegging and Eddy pleaded not guilty to related charges. A jury selection proceeded in timber land sales and other actions, with several jurors named. Parsons pleaded guilty to one count of violating the recept law while another count remained not guilty. sentencing set for Friday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Engh
Jews Eddy
Edward & Copa
Haver
W. R. Walk
Endcott
George Dillard
Gram Hendricks
M. F. Griggs
NW. White
P L. Barber
J K K. Parkenson
J. M. England
Hl. Gomph
W. O H. Fenton
M. BA Tallafera
M Francia
Henry Kempp
Oncar Parsons
Fareness
Zion Items Special Correspondence Zion June 22
Weather slows crops as cool conditions hinder the com. Rev ROL Edwards preaches at the schoolhouse Sunday. A daughter is born to St Jaco’s wife on the Sth. Hall work progresses toward completion. Billy Kelany leaves for the mountains with cattle for Hyland and Cruzan Bros. run their saw mill steadily. Lawrence Moxley moves effects to a new home, near Mr. White man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Tenreleman
Eer
Ras Milew
Rol. Edwards
Horn
St. Jaco
Billy Kelany
Hyland Bros
Cruzan Bros
Lawrence Moxley
Mr. Whiteman
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Aia
Nazareth Acorn
Valencennes
Children's Summer Union
S. H. Frienly
India
Roy Hutchinson
N. C. Nelson
Coburg
J. W. Hobbs
J. 3. Medley
F. M. DeNeffe
W. A. Jones
A. J. Anderson
Medford
Free Thomas
McKenzie
Cedar Flat
Walter J. O'Connell
Harry Baxter
Marcola
R. A. Fenton
J. W. Reed
Gile River
D. P. Patterson
Hillsboro
Herbert Crombie Howe
Lincoln County
Maude Kerns
Grace Wold
Portland Journal
Vera Herron
Vera Quackenbush
Will Daly
International Typographical Union
EB. B. Meanster
F. A. Herbert
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
San Francisco
Frank H. Snodgrass
Corvallis
Dow Walker
Edna Groves
J. A. Townsend
Thomas
Herbert Murch
Yale College
Geo. H. Burnett
J. P. O'Brien
8. P. Co
John M. Scott
W. H. Jenkins
Roseburg
W. W. Thackrah
J. C. Fullerton
J. W. Hamilton
Helen
B. W. Strong
State University
Mr. Strong
Earl
Fullerton
Mise Kate
Bank For Commercial Convenience
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Frakes
FORD
Continent
Shiveley
Charve
U. of O
Eugene City
Depot Park
Straightway
Old Oregon
AOE IG Levi Strausblaco
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Michael
Stern
Hanson
East Ninth Street
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