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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
6
Itching in Humor Ed Itching in Humor Case Report
A sufferer endured three years of spreading swellings across the face body and arms. The lesions grew like a dollar in size before failing to heal despite remedies. The report notes persistent itching and discomfort throughout the period.
Cure for Severe Skin Disease Promises Relief
An eyewitness testimonial from L. L. Wilson of Purye ar Tennessee dated 1908 touts Cuticura as curing a stubborn skin ailment affecting the scalp, skin, and lymphatic glands. The account describes multiple applications and a long period before full recovery, noting relief after-Cutitura regimen and recommending warm baths and pills for infants children and adults.
Northwest College marks big record night at meet
Martin Hawkins tied the college record by running 120 yards in 16 seconds. Ben Williams broke the pole vault mark, and Davis set a new half mile time of 2 minutes 2 seconds. Huston equaled the 100 yard record at 9.45 seconds as relay and other marks were corrected from prior tabulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hawkins
Makig
Huston
Dan Kel
Ted
English novelist George Meredith Drad dies after illness
George Meredith Drad of London died Tuesday morning at 3 30 from heart failure after a grave illness that began May 14. His son Homer Dean, son of A E Dean, was operated on today at the General for appendicitis and is reported to be recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meredith Drad
London
George Mere Oth
Homer Dean
A. E Dean
Reward for Robbers of Great Northern Fast Mail
Paul May 17 Great Northern railroad issues a circular offering a 60000 reward for arrest and conviction of the gang that robbed the Great Northern fast mail at Morris Washington early Sunday morning $1000 each for the six held up in the incident. Spokane May 16 two masked robbers stopped passenger train No 8 between Mead and Colbert before midnight the mail car and engine were detached and driven three miles east into a siding where the mail was rifled the train then reversed and sent back crashing into the standby train several passengers were injured doctors rushed to the scene in a special train officials notified Spokane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Morise
Waah
Elrewlor Staten
Spokane
Wash
Great Northern Pasenger
Mead
Colbert
Hillyard
Hilyard
Pcene
Eight Injured When Portland Scenic Railway Car Skids Off Track
Eight persons were injured at Council Crest yesterday afternoon as a car on the Portland scenic railway jumped the track on a sharp curve leaving riders tossed against timbers. The list includes Mrs J K Nelson with rib injuries and facial wounds, Mrs Neryl Kay, several residents on Montgomery and Morrison streets, and driver Shorty Sutton who was badly brained. It was opening day and the car had completed one round before the accident on the second trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Council Crest
Scenic Railway
Pansenwere
JK. Nelson
Nelson
Mra Nery! Kay
Montgomery Street
Mariel Rogers
C. Vs. Douglas
Morrison Street
L B. Chipman
Beach At
Hastings
Beach Street
Shorty Sutton
Connel Crest
Odd Fellows Dedication Exercises Draw Large Crowd
Saturday night in the White Temple featured Odd Fellows dedication ceremonies largely attended. C A McClain presided and introduced Grand Master Ed Hostetter of The Dalles, who spoke briefly. Judge Geo Burnett of Salem delivered the eloquent address, with other short talks and a musical program followed by a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
White Temple
C. A. McClain
Noble
Spencer Hutte Lodge
Ed Hostetter
Dalles
J. M. Shelley
Geo. H. Burnett
Salem
Middleton
H. C. Mahon
Death of Mrs. Sarah Harris Lance in Farmington Oregon
Mrs. Sarah Harris Lance aged 78 years 12 days died at her Farmington Washington home at 4 this morning She was a faithful M E church member and confessed her Saviour in youth She is survived by three sons one daughter two brothers and four sisters all living in Oregon with relatives Mrs Rachel Powers and Mrs J A McMahan of Eugene Oregon listed among mourners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Harris Lance
D. Z Lance
Farmington
Washington
M. E. Church
Rachel Powers
J. A. McMahan
Eugene
Oregon
Rhineharts Will Meet At Freewater June 22
The Rhinehart annual family reunion, a noted Northwest event, will be held in Freewater city park starting June 9 and running for nearly a week. Invitations have gone to inland areas and eastern states. Special railroad arrangements offer cheap fares to Mil-ton depot near the park. After May 2 fishing licenses become required under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Rinehart
Northwest
Inland Empire
Milton
Here is relief for women with Australian Leaf
An ad offers Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe pleasant herbal remedy for back pains urinary bladder and kidney troubles and female weaknesses including inflammations and ulcerations The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York sells samples by mail for 0 cents with free sample mail order details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
Citizens Meeting Favors Siuslaw Road Proposition
A large turnout at the Commercial club meeting endorsed a steam railroad from Eugene to Florence. Organizers seek 160000 in stock subscriptions to start the first 16 miles, with capitalists promising bonds for the remainder. Promoters plan a 30 day campaign targeting heavy property owners for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Meeting
Siuslaw Road
Uattern
Eugene
Siuslaw River
Sten Lund
Easterg Capitalista
Lane County
Mr. Land
Bond
Rome
Ebukene & V Pacific Hallway Co
H.W. Thompson
Commercial Club
Citizens
Mr. Thompson
L. E. Bean
A. F. Campbell
Eugene & Pacific
Eocene
Mass
Florence
Manning
Taft to Open Alaska Exposition With Golden Telegraph Key
President Taft will open the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle on June 1 by touching a gold telegram key presented by Secretary Ballinger and Washington officials. The key, mounted on Alaska marble and studded with 22 gold nuggets, signals the opening of the exposition and reflects Northwest wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Seattle
Ballinger
White House
Alaska
Far Northwest
Northwest
Russia
Stoessel and Nebogatoff Freed From Russian Prison
In St Petersburg on May 78 Lieut General Stoessel and Rear Admiral Nebogatoff were released from confinement in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul by imperial order. Their health was greatly affected by the confinement. Rear Admiral Gregoroff and Lieutenant Smyrnoff, subordinate officers under Nebogatoff in the war, were pardoned and released a month earlier after death sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Nebogatoff
St. Peter and St. Paul
Gregoroff
Smyrnoff
Bread Strike Fails East Side. 400 Bakeries Shut
New York on May 18 faces a bread famine as more than 400 bakeries close in the east side. The stoppage follows a wheat price rise and a bakery workers strike. Police patrol the district to prevent riots amid the closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Wright brothers test flying machine at Fort Myer
Dayton O inventors the Wright brothers whose aeroplane amazed the old world will conduct further tests at Fort Myer Virginia. It is claimed they have not revealed half their stunts and surprises may come during the Fort Myer run. After US tests they plan to return to Europe to negotiate with the German government and have an English agency selling aeroplanes to individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Fort Myer
Europe
England
Long term given convict Army officer Hains
Captain Peter C. Hains U S A. convicted of first degree manslaughter for the killing of William E K Annia at Bay Side Yacht Club last August was sentenced by Justice Garretson in the supreme court to an intermediate term of not less than eight years at hard labor in state prison. Defense seeks new trial. appeal time granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
Peter C. Hains
Willam EK
Annia
Bay Side Yacht Club
Garretaon
Supreme Court
States
Garretson
Dr. Brush
Ains
Captain Haing
Hains
John Hains Tis
Two Million Men Out of Work Says William Haywood
William D. Haywood, president of the Western Federation of Miners, spoke to a city park crowd. He claimed two million U.S. workers were unemployed, urged labor justice, criticized Taft era policy, and condemned injunctions and the Dick law as military rule, drawing mixed cheers and jeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haywood
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
United States
Taft
Russia
Eugene Barber Named as Deputy State Examiner
T. M. Leabo and R. R. Wallace of the state board of barber examiners visited the city on regular trips and said the barber law will be more strictly enforced, especially shop sanitation. W. W. Branstetter of the Combination shop was named deputy examiner for the district with power to enforce the law and oversee all shops in the area. The new appointee is a popular and capable barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Leabo
R. R. Wallace
State Board of Barber Examiners
W. W. Branstetter
Married couples in Eugene and Thurston in 1909
Francis A. Pook of Eugene weds Vera MacKenzie at the Methodist parsonage with Rev D H Trimble officiating. Henry Howard weds Stella Gray in Eugene on May 16, 1909, both residents of Thurston. Meaford Tribune notes J R Allen, NY mine owner, buying Pacific & Eastern from Edgar and partners and planning to extend to the Big Butte timber belt with rails from Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
D. H. Trimble
Francis A. Pook
Vera MacKenzie
Grants Pass
Oregon City
Henry Howard
Stella Gray
Thurston
Meaford Tribune
J. R. Allen
New York
Pacific & Eastern Railroad
Edgar and Associates
Big Butte Timber Belt
Southern Pacific
Perry Davis' Painkiller a 70 year old trusted remedy
A quick emergency remedy for sprains bruises strains and aches Perry Davis' Painkiller relieves pains cuts and helps healing It has been sold for 70 years worldwide with millions of bottles bought annually The new 35 cent size is advertised for households to notice in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Mercy
Sheriff Bown Returns From Long Man Hunt
Sheriff Harry L. Bown returned from Hoseburg after chasing a highwayman for days. He slept late, saying the suspect resembled the described assailant of Mrs. W. M. Renshaw, who was robbed and a horse shot last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Bown
Hoseburg
Higkwayman
Fenton
Douglas County
Sheriff Bown
Cottage Grove
Comstock
Oakland
Burleson
Roseburg
Pratt
Eugene
Sheriff Fenton
Douglas
Big Four Mines Co Incorporated with Eugene Office
The Big Four Mines Company filed articles of incorporation and elected A. P. Churchill as president and manager A. F. Campbell as secretary and counsel and H. K. Metcalf as treasurer The corporation takes over the Bohemia district Four Month and Big Four claims owned by Churchill and plans extension work this season all property in Lang county with principal office in Eugene and development long in progress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Mines Company
A. P. Churchill
A. F. Campbell
H. K. Metcalf
Bohemia District
Eugene
Lang County
Black Hands Murder Friend of Petrosino
Pioggio Puccio a cigarmaker and ally of Lieutenant Petrosino was killed in East 76th Street Manhattan as he entered his apartments. A volley from an upper floor struck him at the threshold after threats to halt his activities. The slaying follows Petrosino’s assassination in Palermo and Puccio had helped with funeral and benefit arrangements for Mrs Petrosino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Petrosine
Palermo
Italy
Pioggio Puccio
East 76Th Street
Puccio
Petrosino
Law requires notice of cold storage eggs in restaurants
Los Angeles May 18 A state law now obliges all restaurants to disclose to patrons when they use cold storage poultry and eggs. Substitutes for fresh ranch eggs that have long reposed in refrigerators must be clearly identified so customers know what they are receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tunnel Cave-In Blocks Rio Grande Trains At Leadville
Nearly five hundred feet of the tunnel on the Denver and Rio Grande at Tennessee Pass caved in, five miles west of Leadville, following a snow slide. No casualties. Tracks blocked three days with a detour arranged via the Colorado Midland railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tennessee Pass
Denver & Rio Grande
Leadville
Colorado Midland Railway
Thomas Hisgen Joins the Democratic Party
Springfield on May 18 reports Thos. L. Hisgen, former Independence party presidential candidate in the prior November election, has issued a statement declaring he will hereafter act with the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Thos. L. Hisgen
Independence Party
Democratic Party
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh and Breathing Ailments
Hyomei is advertised as a germ killing inhalant using pine and eucalyptus extracts. It claims to reach all mucous membranes and lungs to treat catarrh, croup, bronchitis, coughs, colds, asthma, hay fever, and consumption symptoms. A complete outfit costs $1.00 with refills at 50 cents and a money back guarantee from Hull Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Australia
Hull Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irie
Yade
L. Wilson
Infante
Orp
Varsity
HE OO
Moen
Helon
Pegan
Golden West
Losset & Devers Atland
Ore
Meron IM Po
Chichester
Portland Scenic
Rhineharts
Charles H. Fisher
Free Thomas
M. Svarverud
Dr. W. Kuykendall
F. M. Wilkins
Wright Brothers and
Aeroplane
Burwright
Haywood
Eugene Barber
BIG Four Mines CO. IS Incorporated
Bohemia
Black Hands
Petrosing
Thomas Hisgen
Hyomei
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