Aims and Scope of the Humane Society
By W. E. Wilmer the article lays out the humane society program to relieve animal suffering educate the ignorant punish the vicious and train children in kindness. It cites laws in Colorado Wyoming and other states and urges Oregon support for humane education and anti cruelty measures benefiting horses cattle and other livestock. It discusses economic losses from cruelty and promotes Lane County Humane Society with emphasis on educating all ages, enlisting schools and volunteers, and listing membership options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Oregon
United States
National Agricultural Department
Lane County Humane Society
Farmers' Telephone Meeting March 26 Eugene Courthouse
Lane County Farmers' Telephone Association calls a meeting at 10 a m on Saturday March 26 at the Eugene courthouse to invite an independent company into the field. Representatives from various firms will attend and all county farmers should be present. E W Zumwalt president Ross Mathews secretary dm wm24
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Lane County Farmers’ Telephone Association
Eugene
Iinen
E. W. Zumwalt
Pine Tar Honey Remedy Ad by Dillon Drug Co
For croup Dr Bell's Pine Tar honey is the best known remedy. Do not experiment get the genuine Dr Wells Pine Tar Honey. Sold by Dillon Drug Co.
Commerce Bill Report Details Interstate Court Review Changes
The majority Senate committee on Interstate Commerce releases a report arguing Supreme Court rulings limit court review of ICC orders, urge strengthening federal control over railroads, and support pre filing judicial scrutiny of proposed rate and classification changes and stock or bond issues to curb over capitalization in interstate carriers. The measure aims to separate investigation from adjudication and enhance government oversight before large investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On the Interstate Commerce
Supreme Court
Commission
Pleasant Hill loggers man injured in log drive accident
W. B. Goodman of Pleasant Hill suffered a double break in the left leg when a log rolled onto him while logging for C. S. Williams at a Willamette River drive fifteen miles above Lowell. He was treated at the railroad hospital by Dr. Cheshire. Woodmen of the World in Eugene arranged to cover his hospital expenses.
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W. B. Goodman
Pleasant Hill
Utah Construction Company
Lowell
Goodman
Willamette River
C. S. Williams
Eugene Lumber Company
Cheshire
Woodmen of the World
Eugene
Conviction of grafters affirmed by Supreme Court
Philadelphia March 7 The conviction of William P Snyder and J M Schumacher for conspiracy to defraud the state in furnishing the state capitol was affirmed by the supreme court today Snyder a former state treasurer and Schumacher former superintendent of public buildings and grounds. Harrisburg Pa March 7 Actions in equity for recovery by the state of at least 5 000 000 allegedly illegally paid to contractors for furnishing the new state capitol were entered in Dauphin county court today by the attorney general's department.
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Philadelphia
Wm. P. Snyder
J. M. Schumacher
Supreme Court
Snyder
Schumacher
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Dauphin County
Attorney General's Department
Preventing illness with good health and herbs remedy
A health note urges maintaining liver, bowels, and stomach in active condition to avoid sickness. It praises Ballard's Horehound for relief from constipation and stomach and bowel trouble, promoted by Dillon Drug Co.
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Ballard
Dillon Drug Ce
Rounds Chosen Ad Orator for University
The annual inter state oratorical contest at the University of Oregon chose Harold J Rounds to represent the university. B H Williams A M Geary W C Nicholas and L L Ray spoke on life commerce press land liberty and patriotism. Judges favored Rounds though Ray’s oration was stronger. broader critique noted about pessimism and public spirit in campus productions.
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University of Oregon
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Villard
Harold J.rounds
B. H. Williams
Willams
A. M. Geary
Greeley
Bennett and Raymond
W. C. Nicholas
Henry George
H. J. Rounds
L. L. Ray
Ray
Rounds
Progression of morality across ages by Arthur Hayes Sargent
The essay traces moral evolution from divine sanction of violence to universal justice and the primacy of humanity. It contrasts past wars as acts of deities with later views where force is justified only for justice and peace, and contends land theft and aggression are wrong when viewed through this evolving moral lens.
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Arthur Hayes Sargent
Zeus
Jupiter
Western Oregon Lumber Millen Wins Rate Suit Against Southern Pacific
Portland dispatch reports the circuit court of appeals in San Francisco ruled in favor of the Interstate Commerce Commission upholding a $3.10 rate for Oregon lumber shipments to California. The decision sustains the commission against Southern Pacific attempts to raise rates, with potential appeal to the Supreme Court. Oregon lumber interests endure without water transport while rail rates remain pivotal to market access.
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Western
Oregon
Lumber Millen
Southern Pacific
Portland
Willamette Valley
San Francisco
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Rrancisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
J. N. Teal
Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Valley Mills
Commission
Drowl Court of Appeals
Gilbert
Morrow
Rows
Teal
Religion that Inspires Over Reform in Moral Life
The speaker argues laws and outward standards fail to change people. Moral progress comes from spiritual change, not form or habit, echoing Jesus who re-inspired life with a new spirit rather than reforming the world. Emphasizes evaluating individuals by their facing and direction, not by status.
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Jesus
Applications for Grazing Permits in Cascade Forest
Public notice announces that all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in Cascade National Forest for the 1910 season must be filed in Eugene Oregon by April 1 1919. Details on grazing fees and blank forms are available upon request.
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Cascade National Forest
Eugene
Oregon
Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for aches and wounds
An informal ad urges readers to use Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic pains cuts burns and bruises, claiming it relieves aches and heals wounds with Dillon Drug Co as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dillon Drug Co
Endicott Secures Verdict In Damage Suit Against DeArmond
The jury awarded Charles A. Endicott 170.05 for labor performed in the suit against DeArmond Bros. The Plank Case followed with F. T. Plank vs. Chas. and Bud Kempp for injuries from a summer wagon accident, claims the driver was unfit and one horse faulty. Jurors listed and proceedings noted.
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Endicott
Dearmond
Charles A
Plank
F. T. Plank
Chas
Bud Kempp
Komypp Brothers
Geo. K. Munroe
Jerry Atkinson
E. Cole
J. W. Bemis
O. Dowell
John Hungicker
J. N. Shaub
Henry Redman
B. Jackson
J. W. Christian
W. F. Mooney
C. A. Stevens
Man Eats Two Dozen Eggs At Once
St Louis March 4 Fred Parker a husky driver at 4971 Delmar boulevard heard coworkers discuss rising food prices. He claimed he could eat two dozen eggs in ten minutes and won a $10 bet after finishing eggs bread and coffee in under the time, then planned to get dinner.
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St. Louis
Fred Parker
Delmar Boulevard
Parker
Wells Fargo Line Exposed For Exorbitant Rates At Hearing
A Salem hearing before the Railroad Commission probes Wells Fargo Express Co rates as exorbitant. Testimony shows 18 directors including Harriman and Huntington linked to allied firms. Financials indicate assets around 32.7 million in 1909, with substantial capital tied to earnings and investments. Witness Wallace McComant represented the company. Oregon Deputy Attorney General Van Ingle led state counsel.
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Salem, Or
Wells-Fargo Express Company
A. F. Harvey
Wells Fargo Expresa Company
Harriman
EK. H. Harriman
HM. E. Huntington
J. Kruttechnitt
W. FE Herrio
A. K. Vandeventer
William Mahl
H. W. DeForest
M. Vo
Thorne
Harey
Harvey
C. O, PD
Wallace McComant
Portland
Express Company
van Inkle
Harvey Vaa
Coburg Agent Law Declared Not Valid in Peddler Case
Coburg city authorities drop charges against J M Talley after ruling licensing agents taking orders for goods cannot apply to peddlers. The case was dismissed at circuit court costs of writ of review paid. A large number of agents were previously fined for similar acts and Talley pursued the challenge.
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Coburg
J. M. Talley
Cire Court
Nie
Circuit Court
Untiil Talley
Testimonial for Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Relief
A Washington DC reader reports using Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey and claims it gives almost instant relief. The note states the product is sold by Dillon Drug Co.
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Mellef William H. Douglas, Jr
Washington, D. C
Noye
Dr. Bell
Dillon Drug Co
$12,000,000 Paid For Phone Stock Purchase
American Telephone Company announced the purchase of 82,000 Mackay stock shares at a cash turnover estimated between $11 million and $12 million. The report cites President Wall confirming the deal and its financial scale.
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Hoston, Marek
American Telephone Company
Jta
Mackay Companies
Wall
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