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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
12
A series of testimonials from readers in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, and Tenn describe Peruna as an effective spring tonic. Letters praise relief from fatigue, headaches, nervousness, and catarrh, claiming renewed strength after using multiple bottles and citing Dr Hartman's guidance.
Inland May 21 report describes a tense courtroom exchange as Harriman plans a transportation inquiry in the state and defense lawyers including Clarence Darrow spar over Roosevelt’s testimony. Judge Wood orders proceedings resumed as Dr. C. H. Atwood faces a second Portland man slaughter trial set for June 11 after last week’s jury disagreement.
In a letter to the chamber of commerce authorities, a formal announcement was made regarding trade relations between Portland and San Francisco. The communication emphasized regional commerce ties and potential collaborative efforts across both cities.
Boise May 16 The Haywood trial resumed at 2 pm with juror Jorge F Maw excused by both sides as unprepared to give the same ace to Orchard as to other witnesses His aim to front removal was deemed insufficient The afternoon session debated Mr Borah covering fan to William McGuffin who testified about Mr Henry at seat six after eviction for mine on R Lovelace testimony the first witness declared Henry had said Moyer Haywood
A rock crusher traction engine and tram cars arrived from Portland for paving Willamette street. The equipment will be unloaded and taken to land owned by the Willamette Valley Company near Skinner's Butte. A new road to the Eugene sawmill will shorten rock hauling, while paving and street railway work proceed in tandem. The State Teachers Association meet in Salem July 13 offers one and one third fare with a certificate, via Southern Pacific and O R & N.
E Nichelsen, a farmer five miles southwest of Eugene, Bailey Hill, was badly injured by a fall from a house yesterday afternoon. He was tearing down an old building when he lost his hold and fell eight to ten feet, landing on his back and shoulders with internal injuries the doctor says are serious. The patient is in very bad shape and death may result.
The Tongues of Fire sect is reported to conduct nightly meetings at a private residence at Ninth and Calipoola streets under Elder Willams. Believers sing and endure ritual agony awaiting the gift of tongues, with fear of mob violence looming as the sect returns.
New York May 20 J R Keene's Superman ridden by Miller at 5 to 1 won the Brooklyn handicap valued at 26,000 dollars over a mile and a quarter in 2 minutes 9 seconds. Beacon Light at 10 to 1 was second and Nealon finished third.
Sunday May 19 marked the 42nd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jas Casey of Woodburn who are fostering their daughter Mrs E L Campbell in Eugene They were married at Oregon City and are said to be the only living pioneer residents in their Marion county area Mr Casey 84 and his wife 76 came across the plains in 1851 and 1852 and Mr Casey was once a partner of the late David Thompson Portland capitalist who ran for governor against Pennoyer in a blacksmithing business partnership
Albany May 19 Speaker Cannon visited Governor Hughes for a 15 minute conference. A large crowd gathered as the day began with early mass and a second mass at 10. Archbishop Christie spoke and Father Sherman gave a short address. Father Hilderbrand opened the platform remarks about the nearing completion of the project. Mayor Caufield and speakers Grant Dimick Judge McBride Senator Gearin Father Sherman and Archbishop Christie followed in sequence.
A newspaper story quotes Cannon saying any man who can be elected governor is presidential timber. He notes he is a candidate if reporters can make him one and tells them they are responsible for his candidacy.
May 20 report from Oregon City describes the long awaited corner stone laying for the new McLoughlin institute. Despite cloudy weather, local citizens and St John’s church members gathered to mark the milestone in Falls City.
Moscow Idaho May 15 Counsel for defense moved to remove United States Marshal Rounds of Boise and deputies claiming prejudice and excessive aiding of prosecutors in North Idaho land fraud conspiracy cases. Judge Deitrich denied bill of particulars and overruled demurrers. six defendants pled not guilty, Robbnett present. Judge did not rule on Rounds removal.
President Whitson of the Commercial Club announces a life size photo of President Roosevelt is on the way by express. The gift comes at the request of Hon. John Barrett.
Chambers Hardware Co announces White Front refrigerators now in stock. Local retailer promotes the appliances as best value with immediate availability.
At the annual regents meeting of Eugene Divinity School a plan for erecting an additional building to handle growing enrollment was discussed. It may not be built this year, but next year is likely for consummation. Improvements to the present building were ordered to increase floor space. New departments in art, oratory, and vocal music were created with Frederic Brooke directing art, D C Kellem assisting oratory, and Professor Jesse Davis heading vocal music for evangelistic singers. Alumni meetings followed, with plans for future gatherings. Graduating exercises at the Christian church drew a large crowd. Rev W A Moore delivered the address and President Campbell spoke. degrees were conferred by Dean Sanderson on Karl Berg, Mrs Fille Humbert, George Roach Whisple, Gam M. Brooke, and Luin Kellem.
Two weddings are recorded. Fred Bartlett and Miss Mary Gorake wed at the Gorake home near Dead monds ferry on May 20, 1907 at 10 30 A M with Rev O Farrell officiating. William Goodman and Miss Elsie Darnefile, both of Junction City, were married at the Christian church parsonage in Eugene on May 19, 1909 at 4 PM with Rev J McCallum officiating.
Lewiston Idaho May 20 Survey underway for two miles of business district pavement under ex Portland engineer William B Chase. Petitions show 0 percent of property owners will pay their share. adjacent sections seek inclusion in first contract. Estimated cost 250 000 to 275 000 dollars. Bids to be sought for bitulible asphaltum and vitrified brick with bids likely to include all three options.
Charles Whiteman aged 20 a Springfield carpenter was examined by a lunacy commission this afternoon and committed to the Salem insane asylum. The commission included County Judge Chrisman and Drs Prentice and DeBar. The cause of his insanity is given as nostalgia for England where his home lies. He walks long distances in the country and cannot explain his homesickness.
Customs authorities seized eight thousand rifles 290000 rounds of ammunition and 8000 bayonets intended for revolutionary purposes in Tientain. An European ten and Chinese merchants organized the importation, causing a major city sensation.
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