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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1910

Page

10

Double-Track Ole Bridge Across River Planned

Lane County Asset Company to begin a double track steel bridge over the Willamette between Eugene and Springfield this summer as part of an electric railway project from Eugene to Coos Bay. Engineer H. D. Forneri arrives in Eugene to lead work, with surveyors and right of way agents to follow, targeting a site near Judkin's Point and a north entry to Springfield.

Willamette River Eugene Spring- Meld Lane County Asset Company Cooma Bay Sluslaw McKenzie Valley Springfield Main Street Alon i the Timhe Boyt H. D. Forneri Minneapolis Rapid Transit Company Minneapolis Judkina’ Point Kelly's Hutte Ikegin Forner

Circuit Court Nearing End of Session Verdict favors defendants

Jury in the case of H. H. Bell and J. T. Bell versus Cantonwine returned a verdict for the defendants in a suit by John Pattison as administrator of the Pattison estate. A motion for a new trial was filed this morning and the judge said he would decide soon.

H. H. Bell Ve J. T. Bell T. Cantonwine Odants John Patthion W. T. Pattison

Perry Davis Painkiller Advertises Cold Remedy

An old advertisement warns that exposure to damp and cold causes illness and sudden death if untreated. It recommends mixing a teaspoon of Perry Davis Painkiller in warm water or milk to heat the body and prevent a cold. It cautions against substitutes and lists prices 2h¢, 35c, and 50c.

Peary Davis Perry Davis’. Vries

Coffman Pleads Not Guilty. Trial Set For April 14

A defendant named Coffman faced a charge of violating the legal option law and pleaded not guilty in court. The judge excused the jury for the morning session and recessed until April 14 at 4 a.m. when the trial will reconvene.

Shell Coffman Wohl Hhell Coffman

New County Proposed From Ends Of Lane And Douglas

Florence citizen Wm firynd leads petitions to form Umpqua county from the western parts of Lane and Douglas. The move, started quietly in Florence, aims to gather signatures statewide to meet filing deadlines. Florence would host the new county seat.

New County Lane Douglas Wm.firynd Florence Umpqua

Died In Eugene A Dunkard Minister Jacob Abr

In Eugene on March 21 1910 Jacob Abr aged 79 years 11 months 16 days died of Brights disease Born in Pennsylvania he had lived in Oregon thirty years He leaves a wife two daughters and one son The body was taken to Mabel for interment on Wednesday funeral services by Rev Mr Pullen At the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Scott Lyons thirty miles west of Eugene Carrie Lyons aged 12 years tubercular meningitis died March 23 1910 Burial tomorrow near the home cemetery

Eugene Jacob Abr Pennsylvania Oregon Mabel Mr. Pullen Scott Lyons Miles Weet Carrie Lyons

Direct Election of Senators Urged

Washington March 23 Representative Killa today favorably reported from the Committee on Election a resolution proposing an Amendment to the Constitution authorizing the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people. Ellis thinks it would be advisable to submit this amendment to the states for ratification. He argues the change would end subterfuges used to evade the Constitution and provide a direct method now sought by indirect means.

Washington Killa Electone United States Ellis

Jeffries arm rumors debunked in Los Angeles report

In Los Angeles on March 29 Jim Jeffries declared his arm is not broken and he is in good shape after rumors of an automobile accident. He arrived with Joe Desmond and a five day aqueduct trip party. The hunting party found deep snow prevented mountain access and bear hunting.

Los Angeles Cal Jim Jeffries Jim Joe Desmond

Oregon Tops Whitman In Low Scoring Corker

Henkle pitched superbly for Oregon and delivered the deciding hit in the seventh inning to beat Whitman 1 to 0. Clark, Jamison, and Borbakko produced stellar defense and offense as Oregon moves atop the Big Six standings despite Whitman threats in the late innings.

Henkle Jamilson Oregon Whitman Oregonians Helt Clark Horleske Jamison Borbakho Shubert Felthouse Cox Peringer

Men Who Swindled Eugene Merchants Nabbed in Salt Lake

A man named J B Younes alias Jack Carter Gold Tooth with a younger partner known as Hird Young aliases A J Colmer and J H Boun were captured in Salt Lake after posing as father and son to swindle Eugene stores with bad checks. The duo, active coastwide in Boise Pocatello Dillon Spokane Portland and others, posed as a contractor in Boise on March 12.

Eugene Marcola Salt Lake Heole J. B. Younes

Yoran Elected President of Commercial Club After Contest

In a tight race for the Commercial Club presidency, D. E. Yoran the shoe dealer won 47 votes to 44 for M. J. Duryea after three ballots. The Merchants' Protective Association backed Yoran. W. M. Green became vice president, with E. Schwarzschild and F. A. Rankin chosen as directors after withdrawals.

Commercial Club D. E. Yoran M. J. Duryea Yoran Duryea A. C. Dixon Mr. Yoran Merchants’ Protective Association W. M. Green The Merchants’ Association David Graham J. W. Hobbs L. R. Flint W. A. Bell D. Callison Paul Merrill Harry Hobba Merchants’ Bank Elmer Paine Eugene Loan Kay Goodrich First National Bank E. Schwarzschild F. A. Rankin

Ladies' Altar Society Fancy Dress Ball at Parish Hall

The Catholic parish Altar Society and friends held a fancy dress ball in the parish hall last evening. Hencer shott's orchestra played. Over one hundred couples attended. Refreshments were provided by the society's managing committee. Prizes were awarded for Fancy group to Gustave and Emily DeVos, Characters to J. Koke and K. Boller, Booby prizes to U. B. Dam and T. Callaghan and Lizzie Dam by Mrs. E. Sandgathe.

Altar Society Hencershott Gustave Emily DeVos J. Koke K. Boller Dam U. B. Dam T. Callaghan Lizzie Dam E. Sandgathe

Married in Eugene at the M. E. parsonage 1910

The marriage of Benjamin H. Brabham and Bessie Quinn took place at the M E church parsonage in Eugene on March 24 1910 at 745 pm officiated by Rev Dr H Trimble. They plan to reside at West Seventh and Blair streets and real estate broker Sterling Foster announced land tracts near Vida along the MecKenzie river. The item also promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy Health Coffee and local drugstore sales.

M. E. Parsonage Eugene Benjamin H. Brabham Bessie Quinn H. Trimble West Seventh Blair Streets Sterling Foster W B Tucker Vida MecKenzie River Dr. Shoop Yerington Drus Btore

Another Man Cured at Swedish Sanitarium

M R Hastings of Goshen returns home after a month at Dr Nesbits Swedish Sanitarium in Portland claiming a complete cure for rheumatism. The paper notes several Eugene area patients report benefit. H E Owen explains his actions during a roadside accident involving Mrs Harrison, stating he slowed and avoided danger, offering to cover medical costs. The piece also discusses the Monmouth Normal School initiative, urging a Yes vote to support teacher education.

M. R. Hastings Goshen Dr. Nesbith Portland

Restorative touted to treat cause of stomach and heart weakness

A vintage health ad claims internal nerves govern weakness of the stomach heart and kidneys and credits Dr Shoop with exposing harmful drugging. It urges treating the cause with Restorative, notes rapid popularity among druggists and recommends Yorington's Drug Store for purchase.

Aleo Shoop Yorington

Notice of Surveyed Swine Township in Siuslaw Forest

The Department of the Interior announces the survey of swine township T 168, R 11 W, W M in the Siuslaw National Forest. The plat will be filed April 28, 1910 at 9:00 AM, after which time applications for entry of unreserved lands may be received from bona fide settlers who settled prior to withdrawal for reserve purposes. Benjamin F. Jones, Register. George W. Riddle, Receiver.

Siuslaw National Forest Benjamin F. Jones Register N& Sec

Grazing Permit Applications Sought for Cascade National Forest

Notices announce 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 1910. Readers may request full information on grazing fees and obtain blank forms. Gordon Kilborn has just completed a well in Kincaid Park at a great depth.

Cascade National Forest Eugene Oregon Gordon Kilborn Kincaid Park

Notice of Filing Plats of Survey

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon reports lands surveyed as of March 16 1910 under the notice of filing plats of survey. The document records the surveyed tracts and related details for public land management and recordkeeping.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon Folswine Township

Water supply secured in suburban tract with 106 feet line

A 106 foot water line ensures a reliable water flow in the suburban tract. There is now no question about securing water in this area.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Forner F Th. Kidder John Baird O. J. Johnson Kusene Middle West Circuit Court Jeffries Salt Lake M. M. Bull Willamette ST Dunn Eugene, Oregon Eugene Age Alexisdre Palmer Falors Isses and Weme the McMorran & Washburne Madras Monarch Zion City New Cheney Foulard Gheney Bros Ladies’ Altar Society Sutherland H. E. Owen Monmouth George W. Riddle Clyde R. Seitz J. W. Quackenbush & Sons East 9Th St Eugene Oregon
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