Eight Injured In Auto Wreck Near Ocean Beach
Eight persons were injured, some seriously, when a touring car driven by L C Percival turned turtle on a boulevard near Ocean Beach after slipping in soft sand. Victims were taken to a hospital by two nearby autos. injuries ranged from serious to not serious. A separate notice grants a $1000 church building permit at Westard and Monroe streets for the Church of Christ.
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San Francisco
Pear Ocean Beach
L. C. Percival
Heach
A. Hecker
Milly Lyon
Charley Miller
L. C. Fereival
George Sternberg
Eerlowm
J. M. Plunkett
Weet Tard and
Monroe Streets
Church of Christ
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Promises Quick Comfort
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease relieves painful smarting feet, corns, and ingrown nails. It claims instant relief for sweating, callouses, tired feet, and offers a free trial package. sold by druggists and shoe stores with mail order options and stamps accepted.
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Allen
Mall
Allen S
Olmeted
LeHoy N
Sultan's Friends Planned Murder of Foreigners
Constantinople authorities uncovered documentary evidence showing plots to massacre foreigners in the Adana district to align with local political events. Papers indicate palace conspirators operated in the sultan's name to spur a military mutiny on April 13 and planned a general massacre of foreigners in Constantinople on April 4.
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Constantinople
Adana
Maeesacre
Ers
Consantinople
Saltor Springs
Pearl Joheson
Misa Nora Murphy
Snow Melting on Bohemia Ridges Signals Camp Work Soon
Snow nearly vanished on Bohemia ridges allowing work to start on camps. Walter Eaton, mining engineering student at the University, has been working in Bohemia as a mining engineer during winter, with only about a foot of snow remaining on the ridges and the date still early for the white season.
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Bohemia
Gays Walter Eaton
University
Mantle: to go off. Eaton returns to Eugene for spring term
Eaton will resume part of his college work this spring after returning to Eugene Saturday night. He plans to continue studies and rejoin classes as the term begins.
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Mantle
Eaton
Eugene
Madison Stafford of Oregon dies after long life on family farm
A longtime friend recalls James Madison Stafford born May 18 1842 in Missouri and died April 15 1909 in Mohawk Oregon after living on the old homestead since 1866 with wife Sarah Hardman and 11 children. He was a kind neighbor, devoted husband and father, and a stalwart Christian believer who bore great suffering with fortitude. Daughters in Mexico City mourn the father's loss.
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Tome Ketch
James Madison Stafford
Missouri
Mohawk
Ore
Mace
Oregon
Sarah Hardman
Albany
Mr. Stafford
Madison
Mexico City
Health of Your Horse Needs Perry Davis Remover
The advice extols Perry Davis Pain Filler as the proper remedy for strains sprains or colic and urges readiness when trouble first appears. It promotes two bottle sizes costing 35 and 50 cents and advises verifying the product name with the druggist.
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Perry Davis
Multnomah and University Plan Annual Thanksgiving Games
A long standing contract between the University of Oregon football management and Multnomah team was announced. The agreement provides a Portland game on Thanksgiving Day featuring Multnomah and the A. C. teams while the Blackmen and the University of Oregon will meet on each Thanksgiving Day for the next four years. This year the Multnomah squad will play in Eugene before that date.
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University of Oregon
Multnomah
Portland
Wallowa County Wool Clip Sold in Big Lot
Ed Rumble of La Grande bought for a San Francisco firm nearly the entire Wallowa county wool clip totaling about 150000 fleeces. Prices ranged from 18 to 20.5 cents per pound with some lots at 18 and 19 to 19.5 cents. About $350000 will be distributed in Wallowa county from these sales and the sale of spring lambs in the fall.
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Enterprise
Ed Rumble
LaGrande
San Francisco
Wallowa County
Birthday Surprise Marks Mr Bigelow Fifty Years Old
Springfield notes report a surprise party for Mr A Bigelow at his North F and Fourth streets home to celebrate his 50th birthday. Guests arrived unannounced, took over the day, and enjoyed a lively gathering ending with dinner about six o clock. Mr Bigelow’s household welcomed the festivities.
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A. Bigelow
North F and Fourth Streets
Bigiow
A. Rowe
Saginaw
Alberta
Mr. Rowe
Canadian Northwest
Elmer Wells
Eugene Guard
News
Nickerson
Eugene
Portland
M. G. Bumgardner
Springfield
Lakeview
Iowa
Harrisburg High School Plan Discussed in Meeting
Special correspondence from Harrisburg reports a Harrisburg Improvement Club gathering on May 3 with School Superintendents Dillard of Lane County and Jackson of Linn County explaining the late school law. The audience gained insight into its workings and benefits, aided by Kendall’s entertaining personifications.
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Harrisburg
Wants Hurd to publish aerial plans
Eugene Jones of New York editor of Aeronautics requests Lee Hurd to send complete specifications drawings and photos of his University of Oregon airship for printing in the next issue of the journal Aeronautics. The editor notes the magazine is the international aeronautical congress authority. Indigestion remedy Kodol is advertised.
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Eugene Jones
Aeronautics
New York
Lee Hurd
University of Oregon
Hurd
Ec Journal
International Aeronautical Congress
Anniversary Services at Eugene Baptist Church
Yesterday marked the close of five years and start of six in Rev. C. Wright's pastorate at Eugene Baptist Church. A surprise followed a sermon on The successful Church, with 31 new members. five-year gains include tripled membership and benevolences, fourfold property value, and a hopeful future.
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The
Baptist Church
C. Wright
Commodions Church
Eugene Baptist Church
First President of New Republic Passes Beyond
Panama reports the death of Dr Samuel Amdor the first president of the republic. The brief notice confirms his historic role and his passing on an unspecified date in Panama. No further biographical details are provided in the readable text.
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New Republic
Panama
Samuel Amador
Republic of
Panama Patriot Manuel Amador Dies at 71
Panama notes the death of Manuel Amador after a lingering illness aged 71. A key figure in Panama's 1903 revolution, born Cartagena, he pursued business and medicine before becoming a leading physician. Politically conservative, he avoided office until the republic’s founding, then accepted presidency only when offered.
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Panama
Manuel Amador
Colombia
Cartagena
Amador
Republic of Panama
Roosevelt Bags Another Lion in the Jungles
Theodore Roosevelt bagged a lion yesterday at Wami near Kapiti, amid dangers for his mounted escort as the beast charged. Roosevelt's rifle work saved several lives, and his marksmanship drew astonishment from observers.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Wami
Kapiti
Kermit
Doan's Kidney Pills Hyped by Eugene Reader
An Eugene citizen praises Doan's Kidney Pills after suffering kidney pains and backache for months. He recounts rapid relief and full recovery following use, urging others to remember the brand and buy from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, the sole US agents.
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Bright
Eugene
W. W. Gossett
Madison St
Enugenie
Ore
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Nesmith County petition gains 2000 signatures in Oregon drive
John W. Baker returns from canvassing Jackson and Josephine counties and reports more than 2000 legal voters sign for the creation of Nesmith County from parts of Lane and Douglas at next year’s general election. He plans further drives, aided by deputies, to swell the list and push the Greater Oregon subdivision sentiment.
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John W. Baker
Jackson
Josephine
Nesmith
Lane
North Douglas
Cottage Grove
Baker
Oregon
Snow crushes buildings in Crater Reserve
In Klamath Falls Oregon May 3 Superintendent Avant reports from Fort Klamath that nearly all buildings in Crater Lake National Park were wrecked by last winter’s heavy snows. About ten feet remain at Avant camp five miles below the lake with earlier claims of up to 25 feet near Arant camp. A residence barn shop and toolshed and several smaller structures at Arant camp were said to be destroyed while a log building near there suffered damage. Dir McMillan denies the barn fell insisting it was as solid as a rock.
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Klamath Falls
Avant
Crater Lake National Park
Fort Klamath
Scott
Wheeler
Umpqua
Arant Camp
Steel
Dir. McMillan
Mr. McMillan
Barr
Local notes from Florence and surrounding area
Heceta lodge No 11 1C O F elected Bruce David and Jesse Lowe as delegates to the grand lodge meeting slated for Albany in mid March. Eugene Hurlburt and Aubrey Bond left for the State University to resume studies after vacation with Florence friends. G W Knapp ill with pneumonia at his Eugene home. Mr Pritchard of Eugene eyeing Lower Siuslaw country holdings for possible Florence move. Samuel Teppert and family arrived from Coburg planning to settle in Florence. his brother Rev David Leppert may bring a company of musicians soon. Dairy business grows as Hazlewood Co shipped over 1000 pounds of butter fat to Portland. Washealore vessel arrived from San Francisco after reports of her near the river mouth proved wrong. Freight included pipe for Mapleton water works, a “nigger” for Stuslaw Lumber Co mill, and brick for the slab burner. Florence West.
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Heceta Lodge
Bruce David
Jesse Lowe
Grand Lodge
Albany
Mar
Aubrey Bond
Eugene Hurlburt
Eugene
State University
Florence
Gleneda
G. W. Knapp
Merding
Pritchard
Siuslaw
Encene
Samuel Teppert
Coburg
David Leppert
Hazlewood Co
Portland
Washealore
San Francisco
Mapleton Waterworks
Stuslaw Lumber Company
Florence West
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed By Beals Woman
Mrs A L Alley of Beals Me says after ten bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery her family saw excellent results and she believes it best for coughs colds and lung trouble. Relief is felt at once and sudden cures surprise users. For bronchitis asthma hemorrhage cramp la grippe sore throat chest or lung pain it is supreme and sells for 1.00 with trial bottle guaranteed by W A Kuykenall.
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W. A. Kuykenall
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Offer Free Trial
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills promise quick relief for backache weak back groin pains and rheumatism. Send your name to E C DeWitt & Co Chicago for a free trial box. Sold by druggists.
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DeWitt
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
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