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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
1
Having learned artist W E Gunn’s past satisfaction, we present a limited offer to buy $1.00 worth of Pitcares for 87 cents and receive a portrait. The usual price for a cheap enlarged Crayon portrait is $1.98, and this deal is claimed to be for customers with no strings attached.
At Oregon Agricultural College a clash between Lt Quinlan and cadet Roy McCully in the commandant’s office around January 5 sparked a dispute over provocation. Quinlan says he was insulted. McCully’s account claims provocation by language. Facts vary and blame remains unresolved.
In Or on March 2, a clash occurred between a student and Professor Dennia P. Quinlan, an army relief figure, drawing local attention to campus turmoil and disciplinary actions.
Indianapolis March 21 The miners and operators scale committee sits behind closed doors. Vice President Lewis may push for a leadership equal to Mitchell, shaping power dynamics in the group. Observers speculate on Lewis actions and past conferences that toppled Robbins and possibly threaten Mitchell’s position.
St Louis hearing halted as Pierrie could not testify and was excused to April 5 to allow Hadley to return to New York for depositions. Waters-Pierce vice president A M Findley argued stubbornly on the stand prompting Judge Anthony to threaten punishment. A witness failed to recall why a list of employees was sent to Standard Oil.
Albert W. Schwering of Creswell and Lillian Hager of Eugene married this afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the First Christian church parsonage with Rev J F McCallum officiating. They will reside on a Creswell farm.
W J Mixtor & Co sold 30 000 acres of the Military Wagon Road grant between Philomath and Yaquina City to an Eastern syndicate for 80000. D M Tallman of Cedar Rapids and S E Wightman of Watertown arranged the purchase. Land will be parceled to Eastern settlers with timbered areas kept for investment. The Corvallis & Eastern line may extend to Yaquina Bay, boosting Lincoln and Benton counties. Toledo and Albany vicinity expect growth.
Special meeting of the Supreme Court Gavern at Minnie Moore held a secret session near Bellevue to review results as reports confirm two miners killed in Idaho mine accident and related judicial considerations.
The O R N company awarded Erickson and Peterson the 47 mile Walla Walla river to Joseph railroad project. Construction to begin immediately with a total cost near 1.3 million and completion expected within the year. Also reports a deadly mine cave in at Minnie Moore near Bellevue and a secret Supreme Court meeting over a Chattanooga lynching.
In Washington on March 1 the senate opened debate on the rate bill. Culberson proposed an amendment barring any contributor to political parties from interstate or foreign commerce, with fixed penalties. Bailey accused Dollivar of breach of confidence as debate continued. The public lands committee reported Fulton’s bill to grant Morton Island lands to Oregon for a fish hatchery, and scheduled a special meeting Saturday to discuss the timber and stone repeat bill.
In headlined dispatch from Or head March 17 heavy storms push deer onto the desert drawing range riders noting herds of 10 to 20. Hunters face temptation and some violate the law near town. A band of Indians six miles from Bend is blamed for disrupting deer by many complaints, with settlers urging equal law enforcement.
New York March 21 Rockefeller's long standing stomach ailment causes concern. His diet is restricted to thin unfatted toast in warm milk with weak tea. physicians link his isolation to nervous digestive disorders and stress.
New York news reports N W K Bailey father of Texas Senator Bailey died during an operation. He was a New York native and a resident of Mississippi.
Washington March 21 Representative George R Patterson of Pennsylvania died suddenly of heart disease this morning at his residence in this city
Spokane police raided a hop joint run by a China man and arrested Amelia Krebs twenty daughter of Bishop Taylor of the Omaha People's United church. A second woman and the proprietor were detained as officers found a complete opium outfit.
A court directed the Packers to retain attorney Miller for the team. Moody responded to the instruction today, outlining the packers' legal stance and anticipated steps.
In Isle of Pines residents protest a holding treaty reported by the press. The article notes local opposition to the treaty and its potential impact on the island’s status and governance. The readable fragments emphasize citizen discontent and a demand for reconsideration of the accord.
Reports indicate widespread impact in the Northern coal mining district as a strike affects rail and power supplies. Orders are frequent, causing delays for crews and surrounding industries. Named officials and exact dates are unclear in the fragments.
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