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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1906

Page

2

Oregonian attacks Withycombe on English citizenship ties

Campbell Brothers Publishing notes 100 year subscription price. essay questions Dr. Withycombe’s loyalty to England, arguing many Americans retain English ties. It cites Ireland’s population decline for context and asserts readers’ sympathy won’t be moved by such claims. It insists that Irish, German, and Scandinavian voters understand naturalization.

England Withycombe Oregonian Oregon Ireland

Made in Oregon fair urged to boost state growth

An editorial urges Eugene to showcase at the Made in Oregon fair and calls on Portland business leaders to support broad state prosperity. It warns that withholding liberal railroad rates to aid Eugene and other western Oregon cities could breed resentment and hinder regional development.

Eugene Oregon Portland Albany

Portland Chamber urged to protest freight rate blow

The letter questions whether Portland's Chamber of Commerce will show the right spirit by protesting discriminatory freight rates to the Railroad, arguing it harms Willamette Valley industries. It also suggests the Made in Oregon fair could prompt the metro area to take a stand on promoting good will and state fellowship.

Gene Portland Chamber of Commerce Willamette Valley Oregon Metropolia

Partisan influence questioned in Oregon voting scene

The Oregonian report from Eugene shows a small Republican rally counting twenty eight attendees including ten candidates and several Democrats. It notes the futility of straight party voting as voters seek the best candidates amid perceived nonpartisan government actions and a shift toward independent judgment.

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Willamette Valley Freight Rates Drive Vinegar Plant to Portland

A call to action arises from high freight costs that send a Willamette valley vinegar plant to Portland. The piece argues discriminatory railroad pricing throttles local industry, stifling fruit growers and farmers and delaying regional development. It urges cooperative efforts to build independent railways to restore local economic growth.

Eugene Portland Willamette Valley Great Fruit Belt Willamtte

Earthquake Shakes San Francisco Butter Trade Turmoil

A San Francisco dispatch reports a peculiar butter and egg market crisis where prices are controlled by a local trust-like change. Dealers formed a combined group during a fire and struggle with low spirits, using coordinated pricing to prop up the market.

San Francisco Dispatch

Portland Butter and Egg Prices Fall After Earthquake

Relief work continues as the market stabilizes. Prices for country butter drop from 16 to 12 cents at Portland. Dealers are stocked, storing large quantities of butter and eggs for speculative purposes and local use.

Portland

Dr Withycombe's Rise and State Veterinary Career

The Salem speech recounts Dr. Withycombe guiding the legislature to create a state veterinary office. He was naturalized, appointed soon after, and his salary doubled within two years. He resigned in 1908 for the Agricultural College, later serving as chairman of the legislation committee while remaining on the college payroll. He helped form the State Veterinary Board and led farmer's institutes.

Salem Withycombe State Agricultural College Agricultural College State Veterinary Board Dr. Withycombe Farmers’ Institute Secretary of State

Political Ads and Voter Duty Amid Election Controversy

An opinion piece questions Republican ads urging straight voting, arguing for critical thinking over manipulation. It cites civic duty, cites San Francisco rebuilding costs from a $10 million insurance payout, and details Dr. Withycombe’s early voting claims and his father’s intended U.S. citizenship status.

Bourne's Citizenship and Political Flip Flops Spotlighted

The Oregonian sketches Jonathan Bourne Jr.'s legal move to naturalize in 1885 to run for the Benton county state legislature and vows of fealty to Britain. It cites interviews with former Populist allies John Young and W. S. U'Ren predicting Bourne’s U S Senate win, while recalling past crises and editorials labeling him a hybrid and double dealer in Oregon politics.

Tion Benton County Great Britain The Oregonian Jonathan Hourne Jr United States Oregon Mr. Bourne John €. Young State Committee W. S&s. U'Ren Arec Howine Bourne Wines Jonathan Jonthan Bourne Esau United States Senate Standard Oil Jonathan Bourne, JR Cowpath Crossroads Voice of the People Jonathan Bourne Pratt Addicks Aldrich Clarke

Lane County rally for Hon J D Matlock in Oregon race

The piece urges Lane County voters to back Hon J D Matlock as a Vox Populi candidate, praising his upright citizenship and long record of business growth in Oregon, while opposing Bourne and critiquing moneyed influence in politics. It cites Governor Chamberlain’s praised four years of growth and questions Withycombe’s naturalization, portraying Bourne as anti patriotic.

Oregonian Withycombe Great Britain Oregon United States England Benton County Lane County J. D. Matlock Jane Mr. Matlock Chamberlain Census Bureau

Timber and ship threats loom over Pacific coast and seas

The Clatsop county timber and timber land near the Columbia River sees daily profits of about two thousand dollars driven by local and Eastern demand tied to San Francisco rebuilding. A 22 knot submarine boat is reported for government offer, capable of sinking warships and undermining naval arms races, possibly argued as a reason for peace at sea.

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Eugene's Rise Tied to New Rail Junction Prospects

The article touts the Eu gene area as a future railroad hub, predicting Eugene will become a major city in Oregon outside Portland. It notes strong mining news from Blue River and Bohemia districts and mocks blunt political rhetoric from Republicans and officials.

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Witheyombe Bides Oregon Governor Candidacy

It took seventeen years after coming of age in this county for Witheyombe to decide on naturalization. Voters in Oregon may ponder the timing before choosing him as governor.

Witheyombe Oregon

Benson ownership figure noted in sumber circles

The Portland Journal reports in sumber circles that Benson, who owns about thirty thousand dollars in assets, is a figure of interest.

The Portland Journal Sumber Benson

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