Glarke's Homer Lifts Roberts Brothers in Late Rally
A small crowd at Midway park watched Roberts Brothers Lunch beat Mootavilla Cubs of Portland 3 2 in a nine inning thriller. Pinley Clarke of University fame belted a key home run in Eugene's half to cap the comeback as Hobbs, Gravelle and Wright spark a late rally. Baker pitched well for Roberts Brothers, allowing one run and fanning nine in a hard fought city game.
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Roberts Brothers
Mootavilla Cubs
Portland
Midway Park
Cubs
Pinley Clarke
University Feme
Grevreile
Eugene
Smith Aheed
Banzgene
Hobbs
Haworth
Iret
Gravelle
Clarke
Wright
Garcer
Smith
Baker
Montagug
Coleman
Qoer
Weed
W. Hardesty
C. Hardesty
Montavilla
T. Summa
Beter
Gravele
W. Hardestylen
Carl Welffe
Jeffries Johnson Fight Talk Loosely Frames Endurance Edge
The piece argues Johnson may weaken in later rounds while Jeffries can outlast him. It notes Johnson fears Jeffries and that Jeffries seeks a victory to prove dominance. It emphasizes Jeffries will press early with power while Johnson plans cautious defense and counter moves.
Hayward predicts15 round Jeffries Johnson bout will end
Bill Hayward University of Oregon trainer believes the Jeffries Johnson fight on July 4 will not exceed fifteen rounds. He thinks Jeffries will be fast and dangerous, but weaker in endurance, forcing a quick finish.
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Jeffries-Johnson
Jeffries
Bill Hayward
Universy of
Oregon
Bill
Nich Monroe
Marriages in Oregon June 1910 at Divide Eugene and Mapleton
Multiple wedding notices list couples linked by ceremony dates in June 1910. Walter W Olin and Ruth Della Miller wed at Divide at 6 30 pm June 15. John W Blanton and Mary E Waite wed in Eugene June 22. William A Blanton Jr and Cleo Thorpe wed in Eugene June 22. Edward Dempsey from Harrisburg and Irene Healey of Coburg wed in Eugene June 22. William Grady don of Tillamook and Mae Curtis wed at Mapleton hotel June 18. Rev. W A Elkins Rev J S McCallum Rev O C Wright and Rev F E Fisher officiated.
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G. P. Miller
Divide
Walter W. Olin
Ruth Della Miller
W. A. Elkins
Christian Parsonage
Eugene
John W. Blanton
Mary E. Waite
J. S. McCallum
O. C. Wright
William A. Blanton, Jr
Cleo Thorpe
Edward Dempsey
Harrisburg
Irene Healey
Coburg
Mapleton
William Graydon
Tillamook
Mae Curtis
Siuslaw
F. E. Fisher
Two 1910 Weddings Recap With Local Ministers
Miss Exile Monroe wed Daniel Zehner at the Monroe home on Fern Ridge with Rev. H A Green officiating. A quiet ceremony at Mrs Dalzell’s home 295 Lawrence Eugene joined Miss Belva I Innis and David H Mitchell with Rev C C Wright presiding.
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Allen Monroe
Fern Ridge
Exile Monroe
Daniel Zehner
H. A. Green
E. B. Dalzell
Lawrence Street
Eugene
Belva I. Innis
David H. Mitchell
Rev
C. C. Wright
Marriage of Rose Lunan and Tracy K. Johnson
At Henry Fischer’s home in Marcola on June 22 1910 a ceremony was performed by Rev H C Preston officiating with Rose Lunan and Tracy K Johnson as the parties joined in matrimony.
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Henry Fischer
Marcola
Rose Lunan
Tracy K. Johnson
H. C. Preston
Wild Blackberries Abundant at Noted Patches This Year
Wild blackberries are plentiful this year and at their peak. Farmers report securing many gallons from well known patches as harvest continues.
Booth-Kelly log drive nears Coburg mill on McKenzie
The 12,000,000 feet log drive for the Coburg mill is now on the McKenzie near Hayden's and the McKenzie stock farm. The logs are expected to reach the mill in about two weeks.
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Booth-Kelly
Coburg
McKenzie
Hayden's
McKenzie Stock Farm
C. L. Eaton
Senator McInery Dies in New Orleans at 74
United States Senator Douglas McInery died at his New Orleans home after arriving from Washington due to indigestion. He rallied briefly in the morning but died before ten o clock. He was 74 and had not enjoyed good health for several years.
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New Orleans
United States
Douglas McInery
Washington
Settling Local Problems in Nesmith County Debate
The Cottage Grove Sentinel attacks the Oregonian view that county division questions should be settled by voters. It argues local contests are ill suited for general referendums and that voters cannot informedly judge merits of Nesmith, Umpqua, or Williams proposals. The Oregonian protests the practice of raising local disputes to the general electorate.
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Oregonian
Cottage Grove
Nesmith County
Sentinel
Lane
Douglas
The
Oregon
Nesmith
Umpqua
Wiliams
Fourth of July committees working on Eugene celebration
The Fourth of July committee in Eugene is finalizing plans for a large city celebration next Monday. A grand parade with elaborate floats from local businesses and lodges, a new nighttime mask parade, free dance, daylight fireworks, and a three days race meet as a lead-in are planned to attract residents and visitors from western Oregon.
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Eugene
Portland
Oregon
Died at Eugene General Hospital and Funeral Held
Obituary notices report Charles Vogt of Utah Construction Co. dying after a leg injury in hospital care. Afton Hunt, 20, of Utah Construction Co. workers, died of typhoid contracted while in railroad camps. Other notices include Mary A Starr, Delbert Hayden, and c L Eaton seeking medical aid. services planned at Gordon's chapel and Mulkey cemetery amid local memorials.
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General Hospital
Eugene
Charles Vogt
Utah Construction Co
Natron
Gordon Chapel
Afton Hunt
Smithfield
Utah
Eugene Hospital
Delbert Hayden
Gordon's Chapel
Mulkey
J. S. McCallum
Morris Brothers Sole Bidders on City Bonds
The Eugene city council opened bids for 150000 refunding bonds and 20000 of the other issue, with Morris Bros of Portland the sole bidder on both. They bid at par with interest. California Jewel Filter Co. agreed to take 49000 of the non-refunding bonds for the filtration plant. The session covered routine matters including street work, a new heating franchise, and garbage pile access issues.
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Morris Bros
Portland
Eugene
Thetter
Caliornia Jewel Filter Co
Oregon Avenue
Jackson Street
West Eighth Seth
Thirteenth
F. E. Dunn
Waverly
Limi
Eusene Heating and Electroner Co
Ness
Fire and Water Committee
Berger
West Thirteenth Street
Willamette
Charleton
Garrett
Henderson
DeLay
Beebe
Henderon
M. Slsenvine
Sisenvine
Statue of General Morgan Erected in Lexington Ky
The Daughters of the Confederacy promote a memorial statue for General Morgan in Lexington Kentucky. The $15 000 coat is partly raised by the Daughters and partly funded by the state legislature. The statue will stand in front of the Fayette county courthouse near Morgan’s birthplace and burial site with an unveiling planned for June 1912.
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General Morgan
Lexington
Daughters of the Confederacy
Jate
Fayette County
Religious Crisis Deepens as Vatican Ultimatum Hits Spain
Madrid June 27 The Vatican’s demand to the Spanish government is seen as an ultimatum demanding withdrawal of the June 11 decree as a condition for ongoing talks on CoroNario reform. Republicans and Radicales mobilize nationwide protests against the Catholic citation.
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Madrid
Vatican
Spain
Pullman Rate Order Suspended
Washington June 27 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended its order lowering Pullman rates due to attorneys inability to obtain a hearing in Chicago. The rate cut takes effect July 1 and remains suspended until July 12.
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Washington
Pullman
United States Circuit
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Real Estate Transfers List From Eugene Area 1919
Transfers filed on June 17 1919 and June 24 1919 cover Newton Kinyon to George Slocum 45 acres, W. W. Calkins to S. M. Calkins part of Shaw's block in Eugene, Holden to Hegstrom lots in Fisk's add Grenada, Howe to Hawley one acre, Maddux to John P. Louk 99.20 acres near Eugene, and multiple parcels in Lane and surrounding counties with prices mostly $10 to $6000 and various lots, blocks and tracts.
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van Buren
Eighth Streets
Newton Kinyon
George Slocum
W. W. Calkins
S. M. Calkina
Shaw
Eugene
Charles H. Holden
Louis Hegstrom
Fisk
Grenada
E. L. Howe
Geo. M. Hawley
O. Martin D. L. C
Creswell
Annie V. McClaren
Ole Caidorfon
McClaren
Robert F. Martin
F. W. Breweter
J. W. Zimmerman
Emma Marsh
Huddleston
Eugens
Frank M .Harman
N. W
W. Pat
George Melvin Miler
Walter Price
Pant Park
Florence
John P. Louk
Fred BE. Louk
Arthur Louk
Chambers Power Co
F. L. Chambers
Arthur S. Draper
Maude M. John P. Louk
Edward H. Drury
Bere Add
Storey Bracher Lumber Co
J. C. Lilian D. Walte
Ww. H. Bracher
Morris
A. F. Anderson
N. E
See
Chester
Freeland
L. M. Travis
Brooklyn
Lane County
E. J. Moore
E. B. Moxiey
W. L. Chapman
Alice M. Chapman
Fairmount
Charles H. Lockard
Alice M. Turner
Melvin Hansen
W. B. Haynes
Midway Park
Ei M. Smith
Andrew A. Stonesburg
Rockwell FE
Abbey
Josse H. Castell
Springfield
Clara Lawton
Nannie V. Hughe
Junction
Augustus E. Whiteaker
Walter S. Hidden
W. B. Clark
Lars Larson
Walter
Womain
Lares Thorson
Hidden
Lota
Campbell
Frank Hadley
Bird Rose
Walnut Park
Edwin McMurphy
Frank Larsen
Janna
Gil Rernaivus
William ™ m
Jorier Et al
William M. Porter
Eli Perkins
Wianut Park
A. R. Smith
Martha Smith
J. N. McFadden
C. ‘. Barclay
New Sawmill Up the McKenzie at Seaburg
Blair and Son plan to start a modern mill in Seaburg within two weeks with a 10000 foot per day capacity. N E Blair, in Springfield, says sawing will begin soon if plans hold. The Springfield News notes Blair is an experienced lumberman and expects a successful venture.
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Seaburg
Blair & Son
N. E. Blair
Springfield
Blair
Springfield News
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Monroe
Morris Brothers
Lexington, Ky
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Maine
Willam AL. Bixby
United States Army
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J. R. Dirlekoon
Minnie Rosahl
F. G. Rosahl
Ervvuy
Jim Y. Maxwell
Jane E. Allison
Effa F. Barger
Ellis Whattam
Ole Johnson
Walter S. Filden
Jets
Brit N. Borseth
Ole K. Borseth
Sec
Horace N. Crane
Pioner Eugene Jeweler
Prairie City
Momb Place
Mirth Wost
Spencer
Sherman Heiler
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