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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
On the ship Alethea Captain Stryker hoards tobacco and money while Kirkwood trades valuables for cash, hoping to pay debts and escape to London. Kirkwood suspects hidden passengers and laments losses from a failed rescue, as Stryker's temper and suspicions simmer through a tense breakfast aboard.
Kirkwood, aboard the Alethea, hides a fortune in a Bradshaw guide and realizes Stryker’s ship has a London to Breda route. He scans the timetable for clues to Calendar and Dorothy’s likely movements, deducing a possible Antwerp to Flushing connection and a late train plan that could reveal their计划.
Springfield notes the city marshal Fred Kahler resigns citing health reasons and irregular hours. W. C. Lyons to serve as interim marshal. The council also discusses street improvements funded by warrants totaling several thousand dollars and an upcoming election ordinance.
Springfield announces a special election set for August 16 to decide on a proposal for $50,000. The measure involves city funding for a project awaiting voter approval. Officials urge residents to participate in the city vote.
Sir Knights of the PPP traveled to Springfield on Thursday evening to initiate sixteen Master Masons into the order. Eugene team members joined by local Springfield Masons assisted. a banquet followed the ceremonies.
The State University graduation in Madison on June 23 honors two Oregon students among 800 graduates. Ward Ray of University of Oregon earns Graduate Schoolmaster of Arts, a B A, Deer Lick Pennsylvania calls him. D Klanton Shangle also from University of Oregon named University Graduate Scholar.
Springfield reports Mrs C Gile nearly severed her thumb yesterday when a fruit jar she was opening broke in her grasp. The glass cut deep in the palm at the base of the thumb, flesh exposed to the bone, and five stitches were required to close the wound.
Springfield reports J Deadmond living near Walterville may limp for life after failing to treat a thigh cut with an axe a week ago. He did not seek medical care, leading to poisoning and a likely permanent injury, keeping him laid up for some time.
Newport Oregon June 22 operator Julien of the Newport station United Wireless Company received orders from New York to close the local office and move to Seattle. Roseburg and Salem stations have been closed and Eugene and several others are to be discontinued as the company trims distant messages mostly from ships at sea.
Washington, June 25. The Ballinger Pinchot committee met this morning and adjourned to September 5 at Minneapolis. An effort will be made to agree on a report.
Mrs Margaret Berger of 53 West Fifth street Eugene died at 3 a m June 25 1910 after a year of illness. Funeral at her residence Monday 2 30 p m with remains to Mason ic cemetery Rev P K Hammond to conduct services. She came from Wisconsin 35 years ago and leaves daughter Miss Mary and son Jake at home plus relatives in the East. She was noted for many virtues.
Mrs. M. D. Allen of Franklin is in Eugene after a Friday runaway threw her from a vehicle causing a spinal cord concussion. Numerous friends mourn her demise as she recovers from the injury.
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