Junior Prom and social events fill Armory night
The Junior Prom opened the Junior Week at the Armory with green and white streamers, a grand march led by Ralph Dodson and his sister Miss Roe Dodson, and punch served by Miss Ruth Roach and Miss Ruth Ruble. Numerous out of town guests attended the open party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Ralph Dodson
Roe Dodson
Baker City
Ruth Roach
Ruth Ruble
L. Campbell
Luella Clay Carson
R. H. Dearborn
L. von Clark
H. A. Nelson
H. B. Meholes
Fads and Fashions Show Paris Styles for Coming Season
Subtle changes hint at fuller skirts and a revival of early Victorian influences from Paris this week. Shades like wistarla, catawba and mulberry return in silk, crepe, and cloth with prominent use of silk cashmere. coats and wraps vary from straight, flat coats to voluminous mantles. Walking skirts remain long, trains return to evening gowns, sleeves reform with net and foulard, and bright scarfs and bronzed accessories dominate shop displays.
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New York
Notic Cable
Paris
Theseasen
Princess Gonta
Foulard
Mary c
Palm Beach
Eugene Chosen Place For Next Grand Lodge
A May 20 report from AMany, Or describes Eugene being chosen as the next meeting site for the grand lodge of Odd Fellows after a vote. It lists elected grand officers, including H. E. Coolidge as grand master and E. E. Sharon as grand secretary, plus Rebekah assembly officers and new president Carrie Hubbard.
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Odd Fellows’ Home
Rebekah
Della Belcher
la Fayette
Ora Casper
Dallas
Eda Jacobs
Corvalle
Carrie Hubbard
Indepenfense
Addie Grout
la Grande
Body of A. A. Ford Found by Fall Creek Party
A. A. Ford, Eugene man missing in the Fall Creek mountains near Dr Christie’s mining claims, was found by a searching party. Debris and deer hoof prints showed the body near the camp as the party prepared to abandon the search. His death cause remains uncertain, with exhaustion suspected.
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Daily Guard
Bud Kempp
Fall Creek
A. A. Ford
Eugene
Dr. Christie
Ford
Patty
Bobwhite Quails Decline Sparks Valley Discussion
Bobwhite quails once common in the valley have become scarce this spring. The cause is uncertain with possibilities including overhunting or voluntary emigration. The issue is set for discussion to gauge local views and possible actions.
Committees Named For Eugene’s Fourth Of July Celebration
At a meeting of the general committee on Fourth of July celebration committees were named for solicitation music advertising parade sports concessions fireworks and more The celebration will be held Monday July 5 with races on the 3rd and public services on Sunday the 4th costing about 2000 to carry out plans Also fishermen licenses are being issued with seventy already recorded and several combination hunters and fishermen licenses sold at 2 each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Yoran
F. L. Chambers
F. R. Wetherbee
W. H. Kay
O. A. Campbell
W. J. Hill
E. D. Matlock
F. M. Wilkins
L. A. Flint
al. Hampton
O. V. Roberts
F. E. Dunn
L. I. Whitson
J. M. Williams
al Hampton
Romeo Gilbert
C. A. Wintermeier
Sid Smith
Have Graham
G. J. Linn
A. T. Cock
Senator Booth Appointed On State Board
Salem May 22 Governor Benson appointed four citizens to join the state board of health to form the state commission for tuberculosis treatment. Appointees are Robert A. Booth Eugene A L Mills Portland Leslie Butler Hood River and Mayor George F Rogers Salem serving two or four year terms. The act provides 20000 for site purchase and 25000 for maintenance for 1909 16 with no compensation beyond travel expenses.
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Guard Social Service
Salem
Benson
State Board of Health
State Commission For
Robert A. Booth
Eugene
A. L. Mills
Portland
Leslie Butler
Hood River
George F Rogers
For the Woman and Home Practical Household Tips
Fragments describe pantry and care tips for crackers fish flowers and jars. Advice covers oven warming crumb poultices cucumber treatments and home cleaning methods with several practical steps and ingredients. Potential hazards and unclear phrasing accompany the dated domestic guidance.
Beverly Mass Board of Trade Prepares for Taft Visit
Beverly Massachusetts prepares as Taft and family arrive in June for the summer capital. Executive offices will be in the Beverly Board of Trade building with the lower floor housing the town's largest dry goods store. The upper floor is set for the president's office staff and press correspondents.
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Beverly
Mansa
Taft
Beverly Board of Trade
Brea Carpenter
Heyrly
Musical Thtrea Review Highlights Two Notable Singers
A St Paul and Minneapolis based concert features Mr J Walker Kerns Pocentlye delivering refined tenor with artistic sensitivity. Mr Montieth captivates with a powerful rich baritone, receiving high praise for tone and expressiveness from Toronto and press outlets.
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J. Walker Kerns
St. Paul
St. Bya
Minneapalia
Montieth
Ekugeve
Prom
John Claire
Hescog
Amd
Oregon
John Claire Montieth
Fragmented local notice on alley improvements and costs
The readable fragments describe alley improvement proposals in Ely and Pear areas, mentioning Olive Alley and Olive Pear junctions, with a disputed plan between Jour Wy and local residents. It notes a total contribution around $20 to Smith and J. and references permits and city actions.
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Ely
Pear
Olive Alley
Olive
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Mary Griffin
F. Kerns
S. Moran
C. E. Loomis
L. G Adair
Geo T. Hale
C. S. Freeland
F. G. Young
Packard
Veazie
J. M. Glen
Charles Hardy
George Dorris
West 6Th Street
Lou Renshaw
Miss Renshaw
Harry Dunbar
Hardy
Luke Goodrich
Miss Dunbar
Friendly
Guild of the Episcopal Church
B. L. Bogart
Pearl Street
Bogart
Titus
I. H. Bingham
Laura Gartle
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
May Belle Myers
Frank Chambers
West Seventh Street
Sunshine Club
David Link
East Tenth Street
Chase Fisher
York
Rasmussen
J. W. Kays
Cockerline
Grants Pass
Geo. T. Hall
California
Misa Cooke
Barbara Booth
Freeland
Mrs. Hatfield
Chi Omega
Fraternity
Mia
Sheldon
Myra Loveridge
Bertha Dorris
Grace Magladry
Clara Wold
Helen Washburn
Lucia Wilkins
Ray Woodruff
Madaline Walker
Juliet Cross
Ruth Merrick
Edith Libby
Hazel Hough
Kate Kelly
Erma Miller
Louise Gray
Ethel Tooze
Mrs. McIntosh
Miss Miller
D. A. Paine
East 11Th Street
L. L. Goodrich
Frank Topping
San Francisco
Goodrich
Rosalie Friendly
Voser
C. A. Burden
PR. . Dearborn
Ed Smith
H. Smith
P. E. Rhoda KS
J. F. Titue
Per Goodrich
H. Cox
Lou Renshaw Mise
Theresa Friendly
Elma Hendricks
Winnie Miller
Laura Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Presbyters Church
Noc
Eastern Star
Women's Republican Patriotic League
Rosafie Friendly
Keene
W. W. Brown
Winifred Miller
Amy Dunn
Mies Lou Renshaw
George H. Smih
Miles Elma Hendricks
Ray Goodrich
James Seaver
Mises Theresa Jackson
H. B. Miller
P. E. Snodgrass
Beatrice Thaw
Marquis Theodoli
Francesco Maria Theodoll
Miss Thaw
Alexander Thaw
Itts Burg
Harry Thaw
Countess of Yarmouth
Florence
GRAND
Booth
Eugene Fruit Growers’Association
Oak Street
John Chiietlo
Nightingale
Bale Eagle
Boone
Dave
Mass
Board OF Trade
Micro
OYT Chemical CO
Portlam
Aaron
Len Yous
Marvel the
Interrane
Pyris
Ver
Yoni Strate
Lane-Linvie Tea Coe
Woodward, Clarke & Co
Hort Crema Co
Boorlet
Aieare CO
Rein
Krading
Bly
Smith and
J. Ed
Perm Laslon
Nan
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