Horst Company Secures 561 Bales of Hops
James Hayes of E Clemens Horst Co reports purchases from multiple growers totaling 651 bales of hops. Sidwell lot sold at 13 cents per pound. other prices are similar, though not published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horst Company
James Hayes
E. Clemens Horst Co
Mr. Sidwell
M. J. Harper
John Kelay
Barney May
F. G. Lee
John Wempleton
J. P. Jensen
Bogg Bros
Oregon pounds Idaho 12 zip in football lid final
Special to Dally Guard from Moscow Idaho reports Oregon dominates Idaho. In the first half Oregon scored four on a place kick and Idaho failed to score. Final score Oregon 12 Idaho 0.
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Dally
Moscow
Idaho
Oregon
Wagstaff Acquitted in Wife Poisoning Case
Albany Ore Oct 24 Emer E Wagstaff was acquitted after trial for allegedly poisoning his wife. The case drew wide attention and a crowded courtroom. Expert Professor Fulton analyzed a substance in tea and found arsenic but noted its sweetness. The wife testified tasting bitterness before discarding the tea.
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Albany, Or
Emer E. Wagstaff
Knights of Pythias
Fulton
Corvallis
Wagetall
Shepherd Found Guilty of Murder in Oregon
Prineville Oregon October 24 the supreme court or governor must intervene else Fred Shepherd killer of his former employer Benjamin F Zell and attacker of Zell's wife faces execution by hanging jurors found him guilty of murder in the first degree after weighing the evidence and the defense insanity plea
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Prineville,Or
Supreme Court of the
Fred Shepherd
Benjamin F. Zell
Victin
Striet
Young Shepherd
Counter Allegations In Divorce Suit
In Nettie J. Leathers vs D B Leathers the defendant filed an answer denying cruelty and contends the plaintiff has mistreated him. He claims she frequently found fault, said she did not care for him, and left around February 1 and refused to live with him. He seeks custody of their minor children.
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Nettie J. Leathers
D. B. Leathers
L. AK. Ediomson
Jotorman
Leathers
Bridge Carpenter Dies On Train Near Albany Yard
Frank Miller a Corvallis and Eastern bridge carpenter residing at Summit grew seriously ill with stomach trouble on Monday and died as the train entered Albany yard while en route to St Marys hospital. His parents live at Summit and he leaves a wife. He was about years old and highly regarded.
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Frank Miller
Summit
Corvallis
Momlay
St. Marys Hospital
Albany
Albany Democrat
Hood's Sarsaparilla Finely Praised as Health Restorative
The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest curative and preventive medicine, claiming it purifies and vitalizes blood to strengthen every organ and tissue. It warns to accept no substitutes and to insist on Hood's only.
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Hood
Cottage Grove Drier Than Ever Before
Temperance activists control Cottage Grove this week as bootleg operations are cleared out. The town reports a record dry spell with back rooms sealed, doors bolted, and keys tossed in a well. A local business purchase and a series of births and a death are also noted in a brief local roundup.
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Cottage Grove
Minard
Fred Ware
I H. Bingham
A. L. Woodard
Powell Timber
Coast Fork
Storey, Brocher Lumber Co
Portland
J. B. Protzman
Minerva Hillings Suit Against Johnsons Is Denied
Mrs Jones clarifies that no papers were served in the action by Minerva Hillings against R W Johnson and wife of Springfield to recover a note. She states the note has been paid in full and a receipt exists.
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the Register
Minerva Hillings
R. W. Johnson
Springfield
Irving Items Special Correspondence
Irving Oct 20 Mrs Frank Goodman visiting sister Mrs Bates in Irving for a few weeks. Several moves in Irving Imely J E Martin moves into former Fl Wells residence. St Marvin to run blacksmith shop. J W Zumwalt back in town Wm Whitney in Groede house. No vacant houses expected. Miller Bros plan to ship dried prunes east soon and have ordered cars.
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Irving
Mra
Frank Goodman
Mra Bates
Independence
Irving Imely
J. E. Martin
Fl Wells
St Marvin
McBee & Son
J. W. Zumwalt
Birth Announcements in Springfield and Janction City
Born Thursday October 18 1906 to Mr and Mrs Herman Backholz of Springfield a son To Mr and Mrs KR P Thorman of Springfield Saturday October 4 a daughter October 25 1900 to Mr and Mrs Wm Cox of Janction City a daughter
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Herman Backholz
Springfield
KR. P. Thorman
Mr. Wnd
Wm. Cox
Janction City
Portland Strike Settled In Favor Of Strikers
The grain handlers strike in Portland ended with exporters agreeing to hire only union workers. Strikers win all demands and will return to work tomorrow. A plan to import loggers and sawmill workers to break the waterfront strike was discussed, with a meeting of interested parties soon to decide action. Rumors name James Farley as a potential strike breaker, though the union remains firm on all non union removals.
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Portland
James Farley
Farley
W. J. Burns
Balfour, Guthrie & Company
Palmer Ayers Hops Bring Highest Price
Marion Hammitt representing Tooze Page bought 100 bales of Palmer Ayers hops at a top price this season in the locality. The exact figure was withheld on request. The lot was notably good and Hammitt also purchased the Harper lot paying half a cent per pound less than the Ayers price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hammitt
Tooze & Page
Palmer Ayers
Hammitt
Harper
Ayers
Slush Fund Accusation Targets Hearst Campaign
Max F. Sbumson, Hearst campaign manager, accuses Republicans of attempting to raise a huge fund to boost Hughes in the gubernatorial race. He alleges Postmaster General Cortelyou visited New York to show Chairman Woodruff how to marshal such a large sum.
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New York
Max F. Sbmson
W. R. Hearst
Overnor
Hughes
Cortelyou
Woodruff
State Republican Committee
Fence Works Moves to New Location
Brown and Smith are moving their fence works from the Davies building at South Park and Oak to the Sanford building at East Seventh and Oak in the room formerly used by Eugene Baking Co. The move is due to Davies building alteration to provide more room for Nicklin and Neal groceries stock.
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Brown & Smith
Davies
South Park and
Oak Streets
Sanford
East Seventh
Eugene Baking Co
Nicklin & Neal
Local Court Decides Replevin Case for Gilman Adverse
The replevin case of J. P. Hower on DD. C. and Mary Gilman was decided in favor of the defendants by Judge Hryson of the justice court. Two more glory tickets were granted today by Cupid Lee, making happy William S. Harris and M. Laurena Frederickson, Samuel Vinson and Henrietta Sawders. Hon. C. A. Wintermeir, ill at Burns, is now in Good Samaritan Hospital Portland, operated on for appendicitis. Ralph Marx now owns the dye and cleaning works on North Willamette Street, succeeding B. E. McClanahan. Chris Marx Jr. remains manager.
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J. P. Hower
DD. C
Mary Gilman
Hryson
The
Justice Court
Cupid
C. A. Wintermeir
Burns
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Ralph Marx
North
Willametts Street
BE. EK. McClanahan
Chris Marx,Jr
Marriage at residence of Charles Sher Bondy in Fugene
Rufus Stanfield and Miss Rose Bray of Meceta wed October 2, 106 at the residence of Charles Sher Bondy Fugene with Rev. H N Mount officiating.
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Charles Sherbondy
Fugene
Rufus Stanfield
Rosé Bray
Meceta
H. N. Mount
Best Paper in the Valley The Eugene Guard Aims High
The Eugene Guard orders a fine up to date linotype machine to be installed next month and has arranged for the complete Associated Press report. Messrs Campbell and Pisher strive to make the Guard the best paper in the Willamette valley.
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Eugene Guard Bee
Associated Press
Messrs
Campbell
Pisher
Guard
Willamette Valley
New Southern Pacific Schedule Delights Valley Towns
The first train on the new Southern Pacific valley lines arrived in Portland this morning from Springfield and nearby points, on time and well patronized. John P. Jones led the trip as traveling passenger agent. Valley merchants and farmers praise the improved service, predicting boosted trade and quicker business for Portland and valley towns.
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Southern Pacific
Portland
Springfield
John P. Jones
Forest Grove
Woodburn
Albany
Silverton
Boy Killed by Falling Tree Near Saginaw
A 16 year old boy named A. Wilkins was killed at the Booth Kelly logging camp near Saginaw when a large tree fell. It lodged between two rotten trees and crushed him as he ran under it. He died instantly. funeral planned Sunday at Gordon's undertak ing rooms with interment in I O O F cemetery. The boy leaves a father and two brothers.
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A. Wilkins
Booth-Kelly
Saginaw
Eugene
Gordon
Cabinet decides church property sequestration plan
Paris October 4 cabinet acts on the law separating church and state by authorizing sequestering church property and revenues if clergy persist in resistance. Churches remain open for public worship under the 1881 assembly law during the coming year before the act fully takes effect on December 11.
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Paris
GAPLITAISTS RETURN TO PORTLAND
The Portland capitalists led by W. Hutchings visited the Spencer Butte Coal and Petroleum Co. mine southwest of the city and returned this afternoon. A coal expert Lorenz Hornbuh praised the outlook as very favorable for an excellent coal vein. The mine is active with the shaft advancing two feet daily through rock.
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Portland
W. Hutchings
Spencer Butte Coal and Petroleum Co
Ginard
Lorenz Hornbuh
Marriage notices for Delmar Healey and Nellie Lockard
In Eugene on October MM 1906 at 2 00 p m Delmar Healey of Sodaville and Miss Nellie Lockard of Coburg were married by Rev J S McCallum. They will reside at Coburg at the bride's parents Lake Creek precinct on Oct 1 A S Sells and Miss Effie Prindel with Justice of the Peace Lawrence Lamb.
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Eugene
Delmar Healey
Sodaville
Nellie Lockard
Coburg
McCallum
Lake Creek Precinct
S A. Sells
Effie Prindel
Lawrence Lamb
Daring Street Robbery in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg on October 27 a bold robbery disrupted a cash convoy from the customs department to the state treasury. highwaymen hailed two bombs at the wagon, exchanged fire with gendarmes, and escaped with 2,193,000 after four shots and several injuries among bystanders. Five assailants were captured by police.
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St. Petersburg
Customs Department
State Treasury
Alarmed governments mobilize ships over Morocco crisis
Madrid reports Spain will deploy several cruisers to the west coast to safeguard interests as Paris says France will send a warship to Tangiers. Tangiers notes US minister Gummerre and German minister Dr Dosen stay in Fez amid continuing unrest and a critical situation in the country.
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Madrid
Morocco
Paris
Tangiers
Gummerre
Dr. Dosen
Fez
Mrs Eline Svarverud Dies at 76 in Fairmount
Mrs Eline Svarverud wife of the late Andrias P Svarverud died at her home in Fairmount after a brief illness. She was born in Norway November 11 1820 and married Andrias in 184?. they moved to Minnesota then North Dakota before settling in Fairmount. Funeral tomorrow at two from the residence with a short service by Rev C A Wooley. She leaves children M Svarverud Emelia Hanson M Svarverud and A Svarverud.
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Eline Svarverud
Andrias P. Swarverud
Fairmount
C. A. Wooley
Eugene
Svarverud
M,. Svarverud
Emelia Hanson
MW. Svarverud
A. Svarverud
Obituary of Adah Surcamp at Walton home
Adah Francis Akin Surcamp died October 2 1906 at 7 a m near Walton aged 42 years 6 months 10 days. Born March 10 1804 in Nebraska she married Frederick Surcamp January 22 1885. Nine children blessed their marriage eight surviving husband and children mourn her loss. She joined Christian church under S C Champie and lived a devout life. She was a loyal wife a kind mother and neighbor. She endured consumption with a smiling faith. Funeral conducted by Rev Champie with consoling verse. A E Whitaker
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Walton
Adah Surcamp
Adah Francis Akin
Nebraska
Frederick Surcamp
Christian Church
S.C. Champie
Rev. Champie
A. E. Whitaker
Danger From Plague Promotes King's New Discovery
Dramatized advertisement touts King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Mrs Geo Walls of Forest City Maine extols quick relief and pneumonia prevention. Claims include la grippe relief, asthma aid, fever cure, and strengthening weak lungs, with a 100 guaranteed, trial bottle offered at Delapo's dry store.
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King
Delapo
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Roseburg Review
Bears
the Express
Physicians and Surgeons
Geo. Wall
Korey Landing
Eighth Street
DK. McDougal
Preston & Hales
Black
W.c Jackson
W. O. Prosser
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J. Christhee
M. KC. V
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Scotland
Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
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Wise den' Mobetany
PT Mares
Willamette House
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Lil Wall
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Hovey
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Leon RK. Edmunson
Kugenen
Williams & Bean
J. M. Williams
L. BE. Bean
U.S Land Office
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N. Harbaugh
Continental Insurance Company
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C.A. Hardy
Yonovan
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Slickeri
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