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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1902
Page
8
Local Shop Notes And Bicycles At Chambers Hardware
Brief items from the area advertise bicycle repairs at Chambers Hardware with a first class mechanic, new stock in wall paper, and cheap photo s for sale at Weider Studio. Prices on various drugs and oils, machine oil, kerosene, and castor no cylinder oil. The Crescent enevin mentions fifty to over two thousand gallons of whiskey in a big cask at W M Chow’s. Also notices about postal letters and church service changes due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoon
Alsu
le Real
Lee Weider
Chambers’ Hardware
Moon
Syelee
Down
the Grange
Salem
Lane County
Crescent
Jan
Chambers Hardware
Will of J B Chambers Probate This Afternoon
The will allocates the use and income of all real property to Martha J Chambers during her lifetime after debts and funeral expenses. Upon her death, sons Frank L Chase and Fred E share in all personal and real property, including money already given. Martha J Chambers is named executrix without bond. Executed September 30, 1897 in the presence of Geo W Nels and H D Wylie. additional record from February 26, 1902 allows her to sell any or all real estate if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B Chambers
Martha J Chambers
Frank L.chase
Fred E
Geo W Nels
H D Wylie
Acadiel
Telephone Line Proposal to Connect Eugene and Florence
A promoter from Acme, Oregon writes the Daily Guard urging Eugene to grant right of way for a Eugene Florence telephone line. The project costs about 4500 dollars with 1500 from subscriptions and 500 from Eugene residents. local subscribers already pledged. The promoter, L F Crow, says the line would benefit business and be a paying investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Eugene
Florence
ACME
Ore
Epitonic Guard
Geral
Local Stage Lines to Extend Eugene to Blue River Route
El Bangs informs Daily Guard that a daily stage from Eugene to Blue River forty two miles will begin July 1 with hoped post office approval for an extended daily mail run. Existing Seaburg terminus will shift to support Blue River mining trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Bangs
Eugene
Blue River
Bangs
Post Office Department
Daily Mail
Seaburg
Foley Springs
Walterville
Leaburg
Large Property Sales Record From April and May
During an 80 day period in April and May Farrow & Co sold multiple properties for listed sums. E L Hard sold 120 acres for 85,400. P Blale sold 123 acres for 6 368. Gum McPherson 100 acres for 6 200. Key City property listed at 8,000. Calilaon 160 acres priced at 3 340. Phillippi 300 acres and Philippi personal property valued at 2,500. Mrs Blume 50 acres noted with uncertain values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey C 8
Farrow & Co
E L Hard
P Blale
Gum McPherson
Key City
Calilaon
Locomobile Price Drop Announced by Eugene Agent
Locomobiles receive factory update showing a price reduction to 650 dollars. For more details contact AX BILLY, the Eugene agent, for particulars and options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AX Billy
Eugene
Graduating Exercises Highlight Eu gene Grammar School Event
A large audience attended the Eu gene grammar school graduating exercises with 74 graduates, featuring a piano trio, orations on city life and higher education, essays, recitations, and musical selections. The High School graduation followed with diplomas to 14 members and a program including music, essays, orations, and a class address by Prof. H. C. Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Humphrey
Eugene Grammar
Vernita Henderson
Francis Young
Ermine Owen
McCallum
Aeclan Hall
Charlee Avetin
Mies Camille Carr
Connie Close
Mery Eady
Mica Grace Eamunosco
Emma Green
Norma Hendricks
Ernestine tHelop
Grace Holden
Mary Kent
Edward Lister
Arthur McAlister
Stargaret Siuert
Ania Thurston
C. F. Woodward
Lou Wilkins
Higher Education of Music
Canaille Carroll
Anita E. Thurston
Wratton
Chas
Lee Austin
Edward Symes Lister
Lizarie Knox
Margaret A. Stuart
Grace N. Holden
Died for Others Herbert Drowne Heroic Rescue at Kalama
Special to the Guard reports a boat capsized on the Columbia River near Kalama Washington. A party of mostly females were thrown into the water. Harold Martin bravely saved his mother and sister before sinking while attempting to save two other girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karama
Wash
Columbia River
Herbert Martin
Darkee
Protection of U S Mails and Rural Boxes
Postmaster H F McCornack reports guidance from A W Machen on protecting rural free delivery mail boxes from depreciation insults. Offenders face up to 1000 dollars fine or up to three years imprisonment. Report any damage to the United States attorney for action. Diep Lydia Alexander Goshen dies of consumption. funeral planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F McCornack
W Machen
Lydia
Mrej
Alexander
Goshen
More resignations at University of Oregon rumors swirl
Rumors say geologist Dr Thomas Condon and mathematics professor Protio Lilley may have resigned from the University of Oregon. Regent W H Friendly declined to confirm or deny, while another source said Dr Condon likely to be made professor emeritus, and Lilley denies resigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Condon
Ieo Lilley
University of Oregon
Guakd
W. H. Friendly
Board of Regents
University
Friendly
Dr. Vondon
Cotetary
Lilley
Free Methodist Eugene district appointments posted
At the Free Methodist conference closing in Portland the Eugene district received appointments for J H Brown in Eugene Oak Hill Coburg K H Dolar hide in Springfield Thurston J Ho Brown in Marcola Wendling Parson Creek Oscar Blair T B Creecy eup piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fase
Free Methodist Conference
Portlad
Eugene
J H Brown
Elder
Oak Hill
Coburg
K H Dolarhide
Springfield
Thurston
J Ho Brown
Marcola
Wendling
Parson Creek
Oscar Blair
T B Creecy
Euppiles
Improvements on Springfield Portland Line Add Passenger Trains
Superintendent Fields and Manager Koebler of the 8 P Co announce passenger service on the Woodburn to Springfield branch with extension to Eugene once the Willamette bridge at Springfield is completed. A daily freight Wendling to Albany via Tallman and an every-other-day freight Albany to Woodburn via Tallman are planned, plus a water tank and turntable at Springfield. Heavy lumber shipments drive the upgrades, due to be in operation by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Fields
Koebler
8 P Co
Woodburn-Springfield
Woodburn
Springfield
Willamette
Springield
Euscene
Wendling
Albany
Tallman
Track Meet Saturday Between Eugene and Portland Highs
The postponed dual meet between Eugene and Portland high schools now goes ahead Saturday at Kanga Park. Portland is the state’s largest high school while Eugene is smaller, setting up an interesting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Portland
Kanga’ Park
Community petition to place school director candidate
A group of signatories endorses Ma W O ZereLer as qualified for director of Public Schools. They urge the June 16 election in School District No d, asking voters to place her name on the ballot and citing trust in her administration and economy. Signers include JW Kays, F L Chambers, G D Linn, H E Morrin, A Hampton, J Hampton, F B Hayes, J traub, W Moore, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O ZereLer
Mas
M Collier
L Hesaire
State Teachers Meet In Eugene For June Sessions
The western division of the State Teachers Association will hold its annual meeting in Eugene from June 25 to 28 with sessions of the departments of superintendence and secondary and higher education. Prof J H Ackerman announced a four day program featuring addresses and lectures by Portland, Salem, Eugene, and other educators, plus a banquet and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Eugene
Department of Superintendence
Department of Secondary and Higher Education
State Teachers Association
J H Ackerman
Execu've
Peritonitis Crisis After Lifting Heavy Load
Albert Umphrey of Junction was injured while loading household goods for Mrs J M Pollock. An internal rupture occurred and he underwent surgery in Albany. doctors report a severe case of peritonitis and critical condition. Umphrey is related to G F Bhipworth and is a member of local orders. Livery stable sold for $1000 to J M Nichola with possession given, Miller to run Wright’s furniture store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Umphrey
Jaxcrion
Mra J M Pollock
Albany
N L Lee
Umphrey
G F Bhipworth
AO U W
Dof H
JH Miller
J M Nichola
Tle
Mr Miller
W L Wright
Farnliare
Strayed Saddle Horse Near Liewellyn Oregon
Reward offered for information about a brown saddle horse that strayed from a residence near Liewellyn in Oregon around February. The horse weighs about 800 pounds, foretop cut, branded with the figure 6 on the hip. Respond to Richard son in Liewellyn with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liewellyn
Jan
RicHaRdson
June Jury List Sets June Circuit Court Panel
The June term jurors listed include Eugene precinct clerk Chae Currie and W Osboro banker. Sherman Heller blacksmith. JS Luckey jeweler. A W Haske merchant. Blue River J W Wycoff farmer. Elmira Fred Yates Geo Gordon farmers. Blanton E J Crow farmer. Coyote Samuel Schrinif farmer. Richardson John Gilson farmer. Frack Parker farmer. Cottage Grove J H Currin HC Veateh farmers. Mohawk J C Nicholson Crenwell H J Streeter L E Scrivoer farmers. Willamette M I Hendricks farmer. Junction Fred Tracey W H Baker warebouseau Jacob Hall farmer. Spencer Henry Gates CO V Miller farmers. Camp Creek Geo McLean farmer. Saginaw F P Redford farmer. Irving L Lemmon farmer. Green Zumwalt farmer. Fairmount E KR Mummey contractor. Springfield Joe Stevens farmer. Gleotena A M Richardson farmer. Siuslaw Phinetus Davis farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Eugene
Chae Currie
W Osboro
Sherman Heller
JS Luckey
Blue River
Frack Parker
Cottage Grove
J H Currin
HC Veateh
J C Nicholson
Crenwell
H J Streeter
L E Scrivoer
Willamette
M I. Hendricks
Spencer
Henry Gates
CO V Miller
Camp Creek
Geo McLean
Saginaw
F P Redford
Irving—L Lemmon
Green Zumwalt
Fairmount
KR Mummey
Cal Young Democratic candidate for county clerk profiled
The piece profiles Calvin M Young a Lane County native age forty and Democratic candidate for county clerk. It notes his education at Bishop Scott Grammar School and teaching stint including leading the military department, then meat market work in Eugene, and current mining ventures in Blue River. It questions the financing of a campaign pamphlet for Senator Kuykendall and remarks on the clerkship salary. It ends with unrelated ad lines for a cold remedy and garden seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin M Young
Cal
Lane County
Mr Young
Bishop Scott Grammar School
Portland
Eugene
Blue River District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyor AN
Welder
Chambers
Fordware
Ise Weider Studio
Corner Seventh
Tullamette
Ise al Asimmons
Stampa
Bixch
Pismette
F L Chambers Bro
Professor Sweeteer
The
U O
Loomis
Estwelfih Street
Profoo
Tor
Rev B Flud
Sweeteer Rebven
Zion
Los Valley Precinct
Parker
Pleasant Hill
Lowell
Lester & Potter
Geo Gross Barn
Minnesota House
Sk Sésevessenes Sveeeees
Wigh School
TOM@HT
Fay Jenning
Scherzeno
Vesta Escon
Clase
B.F. Rowland
Ruba Pratt
Katie Henderson
Govotie
Alicia McElroy
Ciase
H. C. Howe
Herbert Martin Drowne
Kalama
Laturorp
Berlin
the Welcome Peace News
London
South Africa
Long Island
Meteor
New York
Hollis
U. S
Davy Gould
U 0
Ait
Ax Billys
Oregon
Springfeld
Zeigler
Mrs C M Collier
de W L Cheshire
Rae
Eve
Fis
JW Kays
F L Chambers
G D Linn
H E Morrin
Hampton
Hayes
Imen
Page
McKinney P
E Snodgrass
Potter Chan
Scott T G Hendricke
Wilkins
Woodcock
EH Logham
Gordon OS
Frank
Geo F Craw
J F Sterner
I Gordon
Kuykendall
Scarborough
Uiletrap
Moore
Barker
Patterson FG Young
A K Patterson
Frank E Dann
J RR Wilson
Portand
W . Hawley
D A Grout
J H Creatt
Drain
Keppar
Hon KR A Kooth
A B Cordley
Corvathe
J M Martindale
Ture
A K Sweeteer
H&s Lyman
Astoria
OD W Jarvie
Wiliam I Crane
Dayton
Ohio
Jone
RF Rebinagon
A J Briggs
Frank Rigler
F & Young
Grants Pass
Bethool
M P Pratt
William I[ Crane
Douglas
Newberg
J B Horner
Corvallia
RC French
Newmouth
T J Gary
Oregon City
Wm I Crane
Hehod Hygiene
EJ Hadley
Mary
Staples
Malem
T A Haye
Ashland
J . Landers
Dalles
Wm I[ Crane
Day
Thirty
Mer
Fred Tracey
W H Baker
Jacob Hall
Joe Stevens
A M Richardson
Siuslaw
Phinetus Davis
C M Young
Young
Senator Kuykendall
Grove
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