Efforts to Knock McKenzie Hatchery May Not Succeed
State Fish Warden Van Dusen reports after visiting the McKenzie river hatchery that enlargement plans proceed, aimed at boosting output, pending fish commission decision. He debunks Webster and Oregonian claims that trout eating fry undermine runs and notes no factual basis, while confirming investigations into management disputes and pending hatchery bids.
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van Dusen
Astoria
McKenzie River
Fish Commission
MacKenzie Hatchery
H. A. Webster
McKeagle Hatchery
Oregon City
Webster
Oregonian
McKenzie Hatchery
VanDusen
McKenzie
van Yusen
The
McKeagle
United States Fish Commission
Man Declares Self Jesus Christ, Inmates Salem Ward
Harry Simcox, a spinner at the Eugene woolen mill, was brought before Judge Chrisman this morning and examined for insanity. He is 87, unmarried, and was committed to the asylum at Salem. He claims to be Jesus Christ and to soon go to Jerusalem to be crucified. Physicians Drew W Harris and W B Cheshire examined him.
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Harry Simcox
Eugene
Chrisman
Salem
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Drew W. Harris
W. Bk. Cheshire
Lumber rate excessiveness ruled against Southern Pacific
In Salem on April 25 the railroad commission found the $5 per ton rate for rough lumber to San Francisco Bay points excessive and inconsistent with interstate commerce law. The panel urged restoration of the previous $3.10 rate and warned that failure to adjust could lead to a formal ICC escalation.
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Interstate Commerce Law
Commission
Oregon
California
Southern Pacific
Salem, Or
Southwestern Oregon Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Pacific Company
Railroad Commission
San Francisco Bay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
San Francisco
Canal Meeting At Courthouse Saturday In Eugene
Morehead presided as chairman at the Eugene Corvallis canal meeting held at the courthouse with over a hundred attendees. W C Hawley spoke on opening public lands to settlement and supported canal plans as a means to justify government ownership of Oregon City locks. An executive committee of five was formed to arrange surveys and future steps.
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Eugene
Eugene-Corvallis
Len. L. Morehead
Junction City Times
BD. M. C. Gault
Cottage Grove
Oregon
J. A. d. Crow
Oregon City
Finke Q7shaid
Congress
Cout
T. G. Hendricks
A. H H. Eaton
A. C. Jennings
BD. R. MI
H. Cherem
Jennings
L. Lo Whitson
F Hugene Commercial Club
W. ©. Washburne
Junction City
Lang Tom
F. M. Wilkins
Hugene
J. J. Bryan
Springford
K. Hofer
Salem
Railroads Hit Standard Oil Trust Hard
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports railroads concede to independents by dropping the 105 dollar return rate for empties from the Pacific coast to refineries east of the Missouri. A 78 1/2 cent per hundred gain for Standard from Central Freight and Trunk Line lines ends. The moves precede the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing May 21 in Washington.
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Cleveland
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
the Plain Dealer
Central Freight and Trunk Line Association
Western Coast
Fernie Coal Strike Temporarily Off
A Fernie British Columbia dispatch says the miners strike is temporarily off while a government investigation proceeds. The men will return to work on Monday.
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Fernie
Portland
B. C
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Purity Claims
Pur Blood is certain if you take Hood's Sarsaparilla. This great medicine cures eruptions pimples boils and other skin troubles. It also treats scrofula salt rheum eczema dyspepsia stomach issues rheumatism catarrh nervous troubles debility and tiredness. Available as Sarsatabs in chocolate tablets or liquid form with same benefits and accurate dosing. Mrs C K Tyler of Burlington VT attests to regained health and energy. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act June 30 1906. No 324.
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Hood
C. L. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Binger Hermann Acquitted After Two Hour Jury Verdict
Former Oregon congressman and former General Land Office commissioner Binger Hermann was found not guilty of destroying permanent public records after two hours of deliberation in a twelve week trial. The jury requested a repeat of the charge, which was granted, amid congratulatory scenes and thanks to jurors and counsel. The Hyde Benson conspiracy case was postponed until fall term, with trial set for October 21.
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Washington
Binger Hermann
Oregon
General Land Office
Herman
United States
Baker
Hermann
Gument
Stafford
Horrors at Illinois asylums spark governor call for session
In a sensational report, Chicago exposes brutal conditions in county insane asylums. Chains, cages, and coffin like sleeping boxes are described alongside vermin, filth, lack of baths, and inadequate care. Women bear children amid unsanitary facilities while some houses are judged unfit for habitation. The governor considers a special legislative session.
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Chicago
Deneen
Dexter News Briefs Highlight Seeding, Visitors, Births
Dexter April 26 Special Correspondence notes James Parker of Cloverdale visiting relatives this week as farmers push seeding in fine weather. Mrs J W Matlock of Heppner and Miss Belle Keeney of Eugene visit Keeney family. A daughter born April 24 to Mr and Mrs A T Miller of Trent. Joel Addington's wife recovering and visiting with her. Albert Parker employed at a small sawmill on his place near the touring mill site. J M Parker transported hogs to Eugene Tuesday.
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Dexter
James Parker
Cloverdale
J. W. Matlock
Heppner
Belle Keeney
Eugene
J. M Keeney
A. T. Miller
Trent
Joel Addington
Nelle Godard
Albert Parker
J. M. Parker
New stock fishing tackle at Chambers Hardware
New stock fishing tackle just received. Visit Chambers Hardware to see the latest gear and accessories for anglers.
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Atock
Chambers Hardware
Pears the Kind Yoo Hoe ATE entry
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear persons organizations dates or events. The readable portion offers limited nouns and appears garbled, yielding no resolvable news item or outcome to summarize.
Double Tragedy in New Mexico
Roswell, N M April 27 8 B Owens owner of a large alfalfa farm near Roswell was killed yesterday at Allanroad Texas by B 5 Turly in a quarrel over a land deal Owens son eighteen year old then killed Turlyfill.
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Roswell
N. M
B. Owens
Allanroad
Texas
Turlyfill
Owens
Oregon Wins Debate With Utah Orators
Salt Lake City April 26 Oregon defeated Utah in the interstate debate at Barrett hall. Two judges favored Oregon to one for Utah. The question concerned the fifteenth and fourteenth amendments. Rich ard W. Young Jr. led Utah, J C Veatch spoke for Oregon, Chris Jensen supported Utah, then F W Galloway for Oregon impressed the audience with masterly diction and eloquence as President James T. Kingsbury presided and Judges Henderson Raskin and Williams rendered verdicts.
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Salt Lake
Utah
University of Oregon
University of Utah
Barrett Hall
Oregon
United States
Richard W. Young, Jr
J. C. Veateh
Oreson
Chris Jensen
Utan
F. W. Galloway
James T. Kingsbury
University
H. P. Henderson
N. R R. Raskin
Parley L. Williams
Trouble Brews Among Natives in British India
Lahore April 27. Rifles and twenty rounds of ball cartridges have been issued to local volunteers amid signs of unrest among the Hindoo student element. Inflammatory native news items inciting race hatred and demanding native control of government have sparked riots in Lahore and other cities with attacks on Europeans. Agitators are pressing railroad strikes and the government contemplates using force if needed.
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Lahore
British India
Hindoo
India
Tte
Idaho Defeats Oregon 3 to 1 in Moscow Feature
Idaho played a pretty game to beat Oregon 3 to 1 in Moscow. Dipple starred for Idaho keeping the bite scattered and clutch at key moments. Reok for Oregon was strong, a close ninth inning cut a Webfoot run at the plate.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Oregon
University Idaho
Reok
Baseball clash ends with last inning rally chance gone
Idaho and Oregon split a tense game as Idaho left a man on third with two out in the ninth, fell short by two runs. Springs accumulated a 7 to 1 line on the scoreboard with Beekman and Johnson contributing offense. Umpire Mix officiated the contest with players including Hatt Dipple Curtis Beck and Johnson noted in the box.
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Ers
Idaho
Oregon
Dipple
Curtis
Beck
Johnson
Mix
President Roosevelt credited with aiding peace in Central America
Washington April 26. President Roosevelt is credited with helping secure amity between Nicaragua and Salvador. A cable from Nicaragua’s President Zelaya reports a peace treaty signed the day before yesterday at Amalpa and thanks Roosevelt for his role in achieving the outcome.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nicaragua
Salvador
Zelaya
Amalpa
Timber famine officially predicted in report
Washington April 26 The United States forest reserve bureau warns the country consumes three to four times more wood each year than ecosystems regrow and predicts a timber famine if unchanged A policy of governmental control and regulation is urged as a remedy The Pacific states are expected to lead timber production gains
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Washington
United States Forest Reserve Bureau
Pacific States
Detective Reilly Arrested and Fined in Junction City
Portland detective Joe Reilly, who helped arrest local youths for stealing beer from a Southern Pacific freight car, was arrested for giving tobacco to minors and fined 10 in the recorder's court. The case followed after youths reported the inducement and confession sought by Reilly. A separate circuit court filing by W E Brown seeks default and judgment for 3005.40 against Austin The bankrupt case notes a discharged status.
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Guard
Junction City
Joe Reil Ivy
Portland
Southern Pacific
Recorder's Court
Reilly
Chas
Ileh
Chrisman
W. E. Brown
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Circuit
Austin
Brown
United States District Court
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Coburg
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FE. L. Smith
Main
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Hettelheim
John Kestly
Springfield News
Standard Oil Trust
C. K. Tyler
Burlington, Vt
Illinois
New Mexico
Sid
Standard Otl Company
Iles
Miles
Guard Printing Company
Orecon
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