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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1904

Page

3

Oregon State Baseball League schedules announced at Salem

Oregon State League directors, meeting in Salem, finalize four team circuit Roseburg Eugene Salem Vancouver. May 1 opening with four games weekly, all in National Association rules. gate receipts on holiday games pooled among four clubs. Vancouver Salem and Roseburg schedules listed. reduced rail rates offered for players and fans.

Salem Oregon State Baseball League Salem Statesman Roseburg Eugene Vancouver P. H. Stoat W. Gatens H. H. Oiinger W. E. Morrow Fr. L. DuShane Stoat E. P. Prepler Oregon City Albany At Was National Association Baseball League F.L. du Shave H. H. Olinger W. E. Coman Southern Pacific Company

Shooting Affray at Drain Normal

Roseburg Plaindealer reports Roseburg area student Rose Hill of Wilbur shot in the thigh by Lee Cannon of Deer Creek during an egg pelting incident at Drain Normal School. Cannon bound over on 500 bond. Hill’s wound deemed serious but not dangerous. Cannon a senior faces preliminary justice court in Drain Wednesday.

Roseburg Frank Hill Wilbur Lee Cannon Deer Creek Drain Normal School Cannon Hill Barber Youcalla Callonon Justice Court Drain J W. Krewson

Crow and community notes from Palestine Pointers

J A Crow nears full recovery after a fall while T J McCulloch shows slow health progress and plans to seek physician care. Det Hadley suffers severe measles at his father’s home. The Smigley family battles scarletina. Lizzie Rebmen Lovhner dies last Sunday, leaving a grieving husband and two young children. She resting in Crow’s Iates cemetery.

T. J. McCulloch Det Hadley John Smigley Lizzie Rebmen Lovhner Boasbaiud Eke Iates Crow

Hospital corps for Eugene is appointed by governor

Dr W L Cheshire of Eugene has been named by Governor Chamberlain to command the hospital department of the Oregon National Guard Ket Separate Battalion with headquarters in the city He will immediately organize the hospital unit and recruit a steward a druggist and two privates He has six years National Guard experience including two terms as acting hospital steward and is well regarded in state military circles and by his friends

W. L. Cheshire Chamberlain Oregon National Guard Cheshire Ket Mugene 'Su National Guard

Fairmount Post Office To Cease In 1904

Postmaster J L Marsh reports Fairmount post office will close on March 16 1904. After closure residents likely receive mail via Eugene rural free delivery route No 2. Eugene office Postmaster Page says funding delays stall extending city free mail service to Fairmount, now inside city limits.

J. L. Marsh Fairmount Eugene

March Came In Like A Lion In Oregon Weather

A stormy start to March brings snow briefly, then melts as spring approaches. The paper notes the old saying March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb, hoping for fine weather later in the month.

Oregon

Maxwell Reports February Carrier Deliveries and Sales

D Maxwell of KE Route 2 files February figures: piec es delivered include registered letters 1 letters 991 darde 108 papers 2632 circulars 212 packages 56 total 3035. Collected items show money orders 5 letters 55 cards 2 papers 33 packages 14 total 73. Overall delivered and collected 4008 with stamped paper value 13.99 and sold 814.50.

H. Maxwell KE. F. DV Darde

Editor in Trouble Over Family Suit in Circuit Court

Miss Mary K. Brookes sues her father H. H. Brookes and W. C. Conner editors of the Roseburg Plaindealer in circuit court to recover 2227 on a promissory note plus 10 percent interest from Feb 10 2001. The Roseburg Review notes the attachment suit targets both individuals in a private financial dispute.

Mary K. Brookes H. H. Brookes W. C. Conner Roseburg Plaindealer Roseburg Review

Malaria and Yellow Jack Mosquito Blood Danger

The report cites government experiments showing mosquitoes transmit malaria and yellow fever. It warns that exposure to milarial influences can threaten health, with advice to keep blood pure and properly nourished to resist infection.

Iran

Harter's Fron Fonte Blood Purifier And Tonic

Dr Harter's Fron Fonte is widely recognized as the best blood purifier and tonic. It has been used for over two centuries to supply iron and improve blood health.

Dr. Harter Houston Tex

Matrimonial Market Dull in Lane County

County clerk records show February was a dull month for marriages in Lane County with ten licenses issued, up from 1903's eight but below the previous month’s twenty two. Listed couples include James A Cox and Elmreta Smitson, Adam Schmitt and Joha Weeks, and several more dating from Feb 1 to Feb 23.

Lane County James A. Cox Elemretta Smitson Adam Schmitt Joha James W. Key Larah Walters Joseph H. Fowler Carrie Richardson D. M. Parkerson J. Tracer W. J. Howard Ada Hogan T. C. Luckey Maude Cheshire

Salem's Baseball Manager

At a meeting of the Capital Amateur Athletic Club board a contract was closed with Harry Edmondson from Santa Barbara California to manage the Salem baseball team for the coming season. Edmondson, a professional player, is expected to field a competitive team with many first class players in view and will begin selecting his roster promptly.

Capital Amateur Athletic Club Harry Edmondson Santa Barbara California Salem Vinh A. A. Anderson Portland Browne Little Rock Arkaneng Edmondson

FineHorse Lold A C Kaphybie Stallion Sale

A gray 93 Percheron stallion was sold by A C Kaphybie to St Evans of Tacoma. The buyer plans to ship the horses to Walla Walla, Washington. The horse is valued at 2000.

A. C. Kaphybie St. Evans of Tacoma Walla Walla, Wash

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