Campaign headquarters opened in Oregon circles
J Lathrop of Portland assistant secretary arrived from Jacksonville to establish the headquarters at the Sociede Hotel. Capt Sam White detained in Baker City with his young son, plans to reach Eugene soon to lead the campaign. Roames outlines an active campaign starting April 29 with stops at Ashland Canyonville Cottage Grove Newberg and May 2 in Champoeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soicede
John Bh. Lathrop
Portilan
Jackonville
Sam White
Clairman
Bia
Waker City
Npon
Eames
Jacksonville
Roames
Ashlan
Canyonville
Cottage Grove
Newberg
Mer
Reumon
Champoeg
Oregon
Henry J Day Seen South and Political Notice
A March 23 letter from Henry W Stewart, a Spring Held boy and Southern Pacific agent from Comstock, California, details an encounter with Henry Smy the ex deputy sheriff of Lane County. Smy allegedly dodged recognition and departed for Leno Nevada and Ogden Utah after a confrontation at the depot. The letter also reports the Reames organization gaining momentum, with A B H Reames favored in the southern district while Hermann’s support appears weak in the north. The Daily Guard pledges to publish Democratic headquarters news first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Stewart
Southern Pacific
Comstock
Sacramento
California
Henry Smy
Lane County
Sheriff Withers
Leno
Nevada
Ogden
Utah
Tmla
Jeff Eugene
Henry Stewart
Jos. W. Stewart
Springfield
Sprinefield
Eugene
Shell Il
Gillewd
Daily Guard
Oregon National Guard Inspection Near Eugene
Acting under Secretary of War Root and Major Edward Chynoweth of Vancouver with Col James Jackson of Portland, inspectors will survey the Oregon National Guard. They plan to replace the Springfield rifle with the Krag Jorgensen as part of aligning state militia arms with regular army standards, with Eugene visits slated for April 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Edward Chynoweth
Vancouver
James Jackson
Portland
Oregon National Guard
Eugene
Wat
J W Baker Appointed State Game Warden in Oregon
Salem Oregon April 24 Governor Chamberlain announced the appointment of J W Baker a Democrat of Cottage Grove as State Game Warden succeeding Hoo L W Quimby the Republican incumbent to take effect July 1 Baker has served as clerk of the Oregon Senate in 1867 and 1878 and is described as capable and loyal to the party The report notes his limited public office experience but expects able service in the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Covernor Chamberlian
J. W. Baker
Cottage Grove
Hoo. L. W. Quimby
Laker
Ainoe
Oregon Senate
John Larrison Seen Before City Courts on Theft Charge
John Larrison of Springfield appeared before local magistrates accused of stealing a wheel belonging to P. Jones. He pleaded guilty to the charge and said he sold the wheel to a Creewell buyer. the property has since been recovered. Larrison was examined and recommended as a candidate for the reform school, taken there this afternoon by Deputy Mary Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larrison
Springfeld
Amicition society notes weekly high school program
The Amicition society renders its weekly meeting program with violin solo Merlin Harding reading C Ertz address C W Evans instrumental music Hendershott Brothers and W Moore prepared paper KR Kerr and contemporaneous speeches. Piano solo S M Met ueen story Glen Parrow a misprint listed Grover Keatly as Grace Kestly corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicition Society
Merlin Harding
Reading
C. Ertz
C. W. Evans
Hendershott Brothers
W. Moore
KR. Kerr
S. M
Ueen
Glen Parrow
Grover Keatly
High School News
Grace Kestly
Relatives in Eugene Mourn Oil Tank Blast Casualties
Report of eight men and two women killed in Minneapolis oil tank explosion distress Atwood family in Eugene. C H Durrip and Harold Colburn died, with A G Atwood and Jacob Domm among the casualties. The tragedy came unexpected and causes deep sorrow for relatives by marriage and blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard
Minneapolis
Atwood
C. H. Durrip
Mia
A. G
Harold
Colburn
Jacob Domm
Urief
Geodetic Survey Prep for Pine River and Cascade Work
Col. A B French of the government geodetic and geological surveys plans field work in Pine River and Hobemia mineral areas in the Cascade mountains and other ranges. Pack outfits tents and camp paraphernalia are in Nell & Sons warehouse awaiting supplies. About 20 to 25 men to be employed with roughly 20 horses and pack animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. French
Government Geodetic and Geological Surveys
Imagene
Pine River
Hobemia
Cascade Mountains
Nell & Sons
Brick shortage halts Salem dormitory and opera house work
Contractors Mou rer and Welch returned from Eugene after failing to secure brick for a State University dormitory contract. Salem and other towns pause building as brick supply dries up. J M Martin in Eugene speeds brick output, risking premature drying. foundations now cement. Opera house construction suspended due to brick scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Journal
Mourer and Welch
Eugene
Salem
Socialists Campaign Highlighted by Ingle and Wilkins
Corvallis socialist nominee Hon J W Ingle spoke yesterday while Hon M W Wilkins of California delivered a stirring address. Observers praised the masterly effort and predicted converts. Wilkins reportedly doubled socialist votes in his California district. Campaigns proceed along lines of Socialist doctrine and honesty under challenging circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Ingle
Corvallis
Congress
M. W. Wilkins
California
Wilkins
Ubstrict
Dr F W Prentice Leaves Eugene for Chicago Trip
Dr F W Prentice, a leading Eugene physician, departs for Chicago to pursue a post graduate eye ear and nose course. He will study Betz apparatus for rheumatics and Thermo Therapy, attend clinics, and return in about six weeks to two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Prentice
Chicago
Prentice
Eugene
Betz
Albany Politician Praises Local Streets Superintendent
The Albany Democrat lauds the city’s streets superintendent, praising his diligent weekend inspections of Main Street, tireless cleanup efforts, and vigilant sidewalk oversight, and expresses a wish to see Albany rival its sister city in street upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Democrat
Eugene
Albany
The Eagles Convene First State Convention in The Dalles
The Order of Eagles holds its first state convention in The Dalles on May 6 and 7 with many Eagles expected to attend. Eugene lodge members will join as regular delegates, drawn from past officers of various lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Dalles
Robert C. Johnson to Transfer to New York Office
Robert C. Johnson of the Associated Press, long based in Portland Seattle and San Francisco, will move to the New York City AP office. The move is temporary and may become permanent soon. Johnson, a former U C student, is well known throughout the state. Ben Hendricks, once with Jim Corbett, is a noted local boxer who once boxed Corbett in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Johnson
Associated Press
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
New York City
Dole
Mr. Johnson
U. C
Ben Hendricks
Ole Olson
Jim Corbett
London
Donaldson
Corbett
Trouble Ahead for Miss Ware in Land Office Scandal
Eugene Miss Marie Ware former U S Land Commissioner faces perjury charges as Washington seeks indictment. Secret agents traced corruption claims tied to Roseburg and Eugene offices while politicians and timber interests loom large in a widening land deal scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Marie Ware
Eugene
U. S. Land Comprover
Particips Criminls
Land Office
Mies Ware
Woehington
Hitchcock
General Knox
Miss Ware
Eugene Daily Guard Briefs Apr 2 1910
Lee Minard from Cottage Grove and J H West from Pleasant Hill are noted visitors in Eugene. Various locals and travelers are listed including Mrs. Potter of Halsey, J M Shelly, Joe Templeton, Mrs Minnie Washburne, Amelia Currin, Ira and Herbert Hyland, Mrs P Walsh, J W Ingle of Corvallis, and many others. Notables depart for Chicago for further study. Drs. Prentice and York travel for post graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. West
Pleasant Hill
Clarence Luckey
Urna
Frank Potter
Halsey
Eugene Friends
J. M. Shelly
Joe Templeton
Minnie Washburne
Portland
Amelia Currin
Cottage Grove
Ira Hyland
Lowell
Herbert Hyland
Mabel
Maude Lane
Harrisburg
Rowland
Geo. McCulloch
S. W. Long
William Barker
BE. A. Taylors
Eugene
Lathrop
Jaksonville
A. B E. Reames
Sam White
Cawthorn
New Pastor Joins Cottage Grove Church
Rev J M Boyles has accepted a call as pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Cottage Grove. He and his family arrived yesterday and he will begin immediately. Boyles is described as an earnest worker in the Christian cause and comes highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Boyles
Woodbarr
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cottage Grove
Boyles
Mr. Boyles
Fell Dead in San Leopold County at 32
The article reports the death of a 32 year old man named Taterteca in San Leopold County after a heart attack. He was well known in Eugene and the piece notes his long residence in the area. The text reflects an old time style with fragmented spelling and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feshiley
San Leopold
Sef
Filense
Eugene
Eugene Baseball Club Elects Officers andpreps Field
The Eugene Baseball Company, incorporated this week, met to elect officers led by President Al Hampton and manager Chas Griffin. Opening game set for May 3 in Eugene. Grounds on West Eleventh Street improved with a smooth surface, fence materials hauled, and field closure to begin Monday as players practice nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Baseball Company
Svarg
Fisher
al. Hampton
W. F. Gilstrap
Do. Yoran
CM Young
H. L. Traver
Ww. Yy Ku
Chas. Griffin
Eugene
Yey
Old Lawrence Streets
Genevieve Major in Washington Nearing End of Life
Word from the Times reports Miss Genevieve Major, now in Washington, is in the last stages of consumption and not expected to live long. Born and raised here, she is described as an exceptionally fine girl and her friends fear for her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Genevieve Major
Washington
McClain
Albany
Nixon
Annie Griggs
Lee
Zoe Shannon
Wes
Lingo
Salem
John
Jane
Koehler
8. P. Lines
Oregon
Montgomery
Will Vote for Reames, Prof Wann Says Election View
Prof W A Wann of Eugene on the Democratic ticket for Superintendent reports meeting many Republicans in his rounds who will vote for Reames for Congress. He notes Wann travels widely on behalf of Mutual Life Insurance Company and believes Reames will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wann
Eugene
Reames
Harrisburg Bulletin
Woman Minister Performs Monroe Wedding Ceremony
James E. Looney and Miss Ollie Inghram of Monroe were married Wednesday afternoon at Rev Humbert’s residence in Corvallis. The ceremony was conducted by Mrs Humbert, an ordained Christian church minister famed in the region. The couple plans to reside near Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wooley
Junction
Ivan McQueen
Lorane
City
Robi. Cherry
Salem
Eugene
Velene Eastham
A. C. Patterson
Acme
R. A. Booth
San Francisco
Corvallis
James E. Looney
Ollie Inghram
Monroe
Humbert
Christian Church
Timber Transactions in Glendale Timberland Looms Large
W H Strowbridge of Lendale plans to bend 42000 acres in Glendale region to log 1 2 billion feet of lumber at 25 cents per acre. A 25 mile railroad will be built to haul timber. A mill will be erected and operations expected to start this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M
Mary
Keeney
Walter B. Scott
U. S
Arthur Co
Addizon
G. W. Long
P. D. Gilbert
Georgetown
Olive BE
Laing
A. A. Tupper
Reeves C
Susan Edwards
Prank H
Addie E. Rogers
First Presbyterian Church of
Florence
Morse
Jobe C
Elizabeth H. Adkins
John A. Plummer
Colonel F
Angie Smith
Thomas R. McMaster
Fairmount
Alfred
H. M. Kirkland
Herman
Ensley
O. A
N. L. Davis
Oren C. Davis
Ml. EK
Laura A. Moore
W. H. Goezler
Joseph S
Letha Burnett
Benjamin Hall
Amanda VanSchoiack
Frederick and
Fannie Shepard
Harten F
D. F
Elis Jane Miller
Frederick Shepard
John F
Ida L. Kelly
Booth. Kelly Lumber Company
Margaret Stewart
M. A
B.S. Owens
E. Railroad
Minnie Culp
Cornelius J
Sophronia
Hible
James Keeney
Is & FD
Frederick Gosest
M. D. Mitchell
Dorris
Eugene
Alberta S. Me Murphey
S. FE. Koapp
Jr Skinner
Fens
W. H. Strowbridge
Oflendale
Glendale
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family for Kindness
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from Reina and family for the sympathy shown during illness and loss of their mother. Mentions Mrs Purcell and Mrs Gas Rean, and notes letters from friends. Also mentions Herbert Weaver of Browns and his upcoming relocation to Eugene for his future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell
Gas Rean
Herbert Weaver
Browns
Eugene
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JE Lathrop
Henry J. Day
ELEC
Ted
A. B H. Reanes
Coos
Curry
Hermann
Oregon National Guard Inspection
Govenor Chamberlain
Coast and Geological Survey
J. M. Martin
Opera House
The
Eagles
New York
Cares Grip
Anand Wy
Lions Box
Bugeue
San Fracisco
Mugeneth
Imperial Hotel
Miga Ware
Fund Department
Roseburg
U.S
Wuadge Bellinger
Dugene
Soother
Looland
Hétle Commissivone
Thi
Lloyd
Horace McKinley
McKinley
Linnen
Bellinger
J. J. Walton
Combine
Judge Hellinger
Taro
Lee Minard
A. L. Roney
Goshen
Beutgen
Lillian Goodenow
Cottige Grove
Fred Applegate
Douglas County
Eugenes
Clyde Hackett
W. L. Copperwell
Prineville
Bend Country
Keeler Gabbert
Vinnie Knapp
St. Helens
Miss Knapp
Mrs. Gabbert
G. W. Anderson
Illinois
Frank McMurry
Burgess Ford
Lane County Rural Mail Carriers’ Association
Timber Transactions
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