Oregon Navy beats O A C in Corvallis track meet 77 to 45
The University of Oregon track team defeated O A C at Corvallis 77 to 45. Moores set a 220 yard dash mark in 25.2 seconds and Zacharias won the hammer at 151 feet 1.5 inches. Hug threw 150 feet 8 inches. Swan cleared 11 feet in pole vault. Individual winners included Kelly with 20 points for Oregon and Swan with 9 for A C.
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University of Oregon
Corvallis
Oregon
Pullman
Northwest
Gordon Moores
Zacharias
Hug
McKinney
Agries
Dodson
Reid
Moores
Schroeder
O. A
Kiltz
Moullen
Swan
Fred
U. C
Huston
U. O
Bergman
DeWolt
Nodson
VU. C
Weatherford
Kelly
UU. C
Greenhaw
U. A
Howard
Robinson
MecKinney
Hue iv
Bennett
Tug
Kuykendall
Wood
A. C
Recount Vote Passes in New York City Mayor Election
Albany May 28 The senate adopted by 38 to 8 the assembly bill ordering a recount of ballots in the Mac Clellan Hearst mayoralty race of 1905 in New York City.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
New York City
Hatfield To Make Rain In Wasco Contract
Hatfield, famed rain maker, at Wasco with a contract to produce six inches of rain by July 15 within a sixty mile radius. He will be paid 1500 dollars and has his machine ready to operate. he seeks a government contract and questions irrigation ditch use.
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Hatfield
California
Wasco
Albany Democrat
Graduating Class From Corvallis College Sets Record
Corvallis Oregon May 27 The largest graduating class to leave Oregon Agricultural College will depart June 12 Sixty six graduates span all departments and over thirteen percent come from outside Oregon Nets from India and Multnomah County are represented with ten graduates Renton County leads with seventeen graduates.
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Corvallis, Or
Oregon Agricultural College
India
Multnomahecounty
Renton County
The Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad and Local Transfers
An advertisement for The Texas Wonder claims cures for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with a two months mail option or $1. It lists B W Hall of St Louis as seller and notes local Hall's Drug Store. The text also reports E M Cooper selling his Eugene Transfer Company stake to B McCluskey and Jos Benner, with changes in local business ties and a note about Otto Rowland and his brother Virgil associated with a railway survey. A trout catch description concludes the fragment.
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Texas Wonder
B. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Hall
E. M. Cooper
Eugene Transfer Company
5. B. McCluskey
Jos. Benner
Agit Nami
Poontaing Intaoteinaes
Otto Rowland
McKeag
Falley Electric Railway Survey
Virgil
Springfield Gains Faster Mail Route and Open Sundays
Postmaster Roberts announces a new mail route between the Junction and Springfield effective Monday May 27 delivering mail from south and north faster. Portland afternoon mail will arrive by 230 PM and outbound mail to Portland will be held to 1120 AM. The Springfield sash and door factory nears operation, pastors shift assignments occur, and the post office lobby will be open Sundays and holidays 7 AM to 730 PM for convenience.
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Roberts
Springfield
Eugene
Portland
D. J. Goode
Free Methodist Church
Springfield Junction
Salem
F. I. Warrington
M. Goode
H. J. Blair
Donna
Marcola
Parsons Creek
Falls City
Harry Lumley Sets Long Brooklyn Outfield Hits
Brooklyn outfielder Harry Lumley delivers some of the longest hits seen on the diamond, warning rivals with powerful drives and solid fielding as his reputation grows.
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Brooklyn
Sewage Material Arrival Aids City Works Progress
The first carload of sewer system material arrived Tuesday and is being unloaded along the right of way. It includes 12 inch laterals with a 14 inch mains car expected soon. upon arrival, work will start. Wm Cheshire rents J F Stewart building to open pool billiard hall linked to his cigar and confectionery business.
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Cheshire
J. F. Stewart
Luckey & Anderson
Eugene Men Erect Marcola Hotel Names Bidders
Bids for C Cole's three story hotel at Marcola opened with two bidders Eugene men Garrison and Mummery at 3258 awarded contract. John R Cherem of Springfield bid 3500. Construction to start immediately and finish in the summer. Coe attended bid opening.
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C. Cole
Marcola
John Hunzicker
Garrison & Mummery
F Eugene
John R. Cherem
Springfield
Eugene
Cherem
Mr. Coe
Real estate transfers move across Lane County records
County clerk notes list extensive real estate transfers and related notices. Names include Roy G Love Albert Larson J O Storey A M Smith J S Burnett and many others with parcels ranging from 10 to 1154.49 acres across sections townships and ranges. Misc licenses locations brands notaries and marriage licenses accompany the transfer entries in this dense county ledger.
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Roy G. Love
Albert Larson
Kelly's Ad
Springfield
Cottage Grove
Geo. R. Gilson
G. W Dickinson
S.r
A. C. Dixon
Walter T. Chandler
Dixon & Jarnagin
Coburg
Cleek
I. F
A. W. Cleek
J.C. Vincent
Robert Flick
H. L. Barrow
Joseph Barrow
Wm. C. Carson
W. W. Olin
A. M. Stenhang
P. Ophus
Ole Roe
A. R
Storey-Bracher Lumber Company
Liedtke Et Ux
Liedtke
MH. Carson
Alida
Mack
Ada B. Coffey
James McClaren
Charles H. Fisher
KE. E. Mink
J. B. Letberg
Bernard Marvin
J. A. Lash
David Grigee
Honore Palmer
H. Gordon
Justin
George K. Wentworth
Portland's Murderous Robbers Evade Officers
Portland reports a deadly street car robbery on May 27 near Rose City Park. Motorman B L Hull was wounded in the hand, conductor C L Nevins was killed, and the masked bandit fled after a skirmish on the O R & N tracks. Police and nearby towns were alerted. two suspects later reportedly arrested at The Dalles. A $1000 reward was offered by Portland Railway, Light and Power Company.
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Portland
C. L. Nevins
B. L. Hull
Dallea
Nevius
New Roselly Park
Sandy Road
Hull
Canger
Portland Railway, Light and Power Company
Sunset Co buys Hyland Sawmill at Mabel on Mohawk
Sunset Lumber Co acquires Hyland sawmill near Mabel three miles above Mareola two miles from Wendling branch of Southern Pacific. The 40,000 feet per ten hours capacity mill sits with 2300 acres timber a $4,000 stock provision store two miles tramway docks logging outfits and complete plant. New Portland incorporated firm with offices in Portland and Eugene plans Portland San Francisco Denver Chicago sales agencies.
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Hyland
Mabel
Mohawk
T. R. Yerger
Los Angeles
Sunset Lumber Co
Portland
HH. C Mahon
This City
KE. O. Samuels
South Bend
Wash
Ft. W. Lane
Texas
Mabel Post Office
Mareola
Wendling
Southern Pacific Railroad
Yerger
Sunset Company
Eugene
Flag Presented to Sons of Veterans by Ladies Circle
At General McKenzie Camp Sons of Veterans meeting last night a Ladies of the G A R R committee surprised members by presenting a fine large flag. Mrs Small, president, gave a presentation speech and Rev H N Mount offered a response. The flag was ordered especially for the Sons of Veterans in the East, and a vote of thanks was given to the ladies for their generosity.
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McKenzie C.mp
Sons of Veterans
G .A. RR
Small
L. of G. A. RR
H. N. Mount
Heroine touted as instant relief for multiple ailments
An advertisement from Linn Drug Co promotes Heroine as the greatest liver regulator and a positive cure for constipation, dyspepsia, malaria fever, chills, and general complaints. A testimonial from Mr C of Emory Texas claims his wife and children used it for five years with success.
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Emory
Texas
Heroine
Linn Drug Co
March Indictments Lead to Arrests for Local Option Violations
Sheriff Fred Fisk served warrants on Elmer Renshaw Charles Mayhew Frank Ware W L Ford and W Waddle for violating the local option law over alleged liquor sales. Each posted 500 bonds and face trial at the June circuit court term beginning June seventeenth. Indictments stem from the March grand jury. arrests followed when prosecutions were not ready earlier.
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Elmer Renshaw
Chas. Mayhew
Frank Ware
W. L. Ford
W. Waddle
Fred Fisk
Eclrcult Court
Mayhew & Ware
Ford
Renshaw
University graduate lands $3000 a year job
Herbert G. Moulton, class of 1906 at the University of Oregon, has been named chief engineer of the Santa Fe Copper Company at San Pedro New Mexico. He left the Oregon Railroad Navigation Company January 1 to take the New Mexico post, after a noted mining course record at the university. His salary is $3000 annually.
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Herbert G. Moulton
University of Oregon
Santa Fe Copper Company
San Pedro
N. M
Moulton
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
New Mexico
Bakertty
Dr Kings New Lice Filla Guaranteed by W L De Lano
An old time ad touts Dr King s New Lice Filla claiming gentle action to prevent appendix complaints. It is guaranteed by W L De Lano, a druggist, with a price of two cents.
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Itf
Dr. King
W. L. de Lano
Hop buyers inspect remaining bales for shipment
Jas Hayes representing E Clem ens Horst & Co in the city to oversee the shipment of remaining hops. Four bales to be shipped from Eugene, 29 from Goshen, 22 from Harrisburg, and a few from Mt Angel.
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Jas. Hayes
E. Clemens Horst & Co
Eugene
Goshen
Harrisburg
Mt. Angel
Hopkins Professor Visits Family Over Weekend
Professor H. L. Hopkins traveled from Albany on Saturday afternoon and remained through Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hopkins, in the local area.
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H. L. Hopkins
Albany
Mra. J. B .Hopkins
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Corvallis School
Harry Lumley
Marcola Hotel
Army and Navy of
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Washington
John Hostettler
Chas. D. Lovelace
Harris
Ejreurt
Hostettler
Ding
Des Moines Register and Leader
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Hattie Smith
L. E. Flegal
Erick John
John Kuest Jr
Amelia Carpenter
Jos. P. Cantrell
Z. E. Moss
W. Jos. P. Cantrell
R. F. Moss
Louisa Mulkey
A. J. Labrash
John F. Kelly
London Timber & Milling Company
W. L. Cobb
R. Goodman
J. D. Spencer
Ludie Lewis
Block Packard
B. Whitsett
R. F. Mesa
O. Q. Cartwright
U. 8
BE. Kniston
W. Patent. Co
C. R. KR
BE. Kyniston
Inez V. White
Minnie E. Croner
Geo. W. Welder
Annie Johnson
Packard
David Finn
Frank Jordan
Bank of
A. Cooley
A. J. Stewart
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
John B. Leiberg
W. D. Combs
Joseph Nurre
E. P. Caldwell
J. B. Leiberg
Wm. C. Jones
A. R. Jewett
E. J. Carpenter
C. A. Smith Et Ux
Campbell
Chas. Schwering
N. A. W Howe
J. J. Branti
Lund Et al
A. McDonald
P. FE. McDonald
Booth- Kelly Lumber Company
L. Lewis
J. M. Kitchen
Shelton
J. M. Withrow
M. Fenwick
Flock
S. H. McKernan
J. H. Chambers
C. A. Merian
Frank Woodruff
Carrie
W. Calkins
Susan A. Prior
Pairmount
Scheldt
Junction City
Charles L. Baker
Carrie Scheldt
R. M. Pratt
G. C. Millett
Ella Finn
James Farley
Erik G. Lovegren
Huddleston
J. Scott
M. G. Evans
Creswell
Leonard M. Rhodes
M. Gr En
George R. Gibson
Harriet H. Bradford
W. V. Dewald
Silas S. Shortridge
Jones
James Morrison
Pield-Carter Co
Thomas J. Edwards
G. L. Shorthadge
Clement S. Frank
Field- Carter Co
R. Tow
University Ad
David Jacoby
Southern Pacific Company
F. Smith Et al
W. W Calkins
Fairmount
J. J. Browning
Emil Erickson
Springfield Ll. & P. Co
Fannie Fundy
Lawrence
Washburn & Millorn
Charles L. Scott
John Straub
Shaw
H. R. Tite
Fred KE. Hockley
Sec
Joseph HH. Clark
Lane County
F. Martinet Ax
W. J. Malkey
Lota
David Glaspey
A. E. Wheeler
T. F. Churchill
Sanford and
Mary EK. Brown
Stanislaus
Cal
Willam N
Lillie Crow
Charles D. Lovelace
Williams & Bear
Legrand, Co. BR
M. L. Ryehman
Hard Lumber & Navigation Company
Siuslaw River
H. W. Thompson
Colbert Hanchett Cannon
M. D
Cal Monroe
Vince D. Hileman
M. F. Berger
Douglas
Bohemia District
J. L
J. B. Lombard
Fall
Herman F. Breyer
Florence Fatelle Runyon
Alf Nilard
Fred Kroeger
Vernit Ivy
Margaret Adrian
Robert Powell
Lena Geer
Geo. Powell
Frederick A. J. Bartlett
Mary Gorake
R. A. Bartlett
Wm. FE. Goodman
Elele J. Darnelile
Clayton Winn
Harry M. Calkins
Ida BE. Crogan
J. F. Cruzan
Fred Lefioe
Besse Morean
Geo. W. Jones
Daniel Adama Muth
Anna M. Green
W. M. Green
Tracey Roy Grove
Alice Hemenway
W. Hemenway
Earl J. Phillips
Lurrenea E. Scott
L. Howe
G. G. Gross
Frank Hadley
Hanson
Michael Stern
Panama
Ouhstreet
Sunset CO
Hyland Sawmill
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