Oregon Triumph Over Idaho In Historic Pacific Northwest Game
In the first Pacific Northwest college football clash, Oregon defeated Idaho 7 to 21. Moullen starred with four field goals and key runs, while Clarke and Kiltz aided a mid game surge. Oregon’s defense pressured Idaho’s passing game as penalties mounted and attendance reached about 2,000.
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Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Orgot
Nes
Oregon
Seesaw Alside
Sher
Threebous
Forbes
Main
Pinkham
Chandler
Latourette
Orbacks
Michael
Kiltz
Dodson
Means
Angell
Oregon Agricultural College
J. R. Bender
Spokane
R. M. Hockenberry
Portland
Lundstrom
Thornton
Clark
Moullen
Small
University Looks to Boost Loan Fund to 10000
The university plans to grow a loan fund next year from about 100 to as much as 10000, preferring loans to scholarships. Major donors include William Ladd of Portland A. Roberts of The Dalles and Senator R A Booth. Loans carry low interest and are repaid a year after graduation with minimal life insurance. The demand far surpasses capacity.
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Aioca
William Ladd
Portland
Arrest for fishing with net without license in Oregon
State of Oregon v T L Peterson tried before Judge Severy with a jury. Peterson faced charges of fishing with a set net without a license. He requested a jury trial. Defense and prosecution presented arguments regarding the legality of Petersons fishing and the handling of fish blamed on his operation.
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Ossenberg
Peterson
Dame
Petersen
Severy
Perar
Clrewit
Oreon Va
Mr. Ossenberg
Paul Bernhard
Joseph Safley
W. L. Fisk
Martin Peterrn
Timmon’s Confident Defense Plans Spark Salem Mystery
C. Timmons, jailed at Salem hospital after confessing murder of wife Stella Timmons, predicts he can exonerate himself with powerful evidence. Reports say his defense may center on a third party present before Stella’s death, claiming self defense, while others fear a surprise argument beyond his confession.
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Salem Hospital
Timmons
Stella Timmons
Salem Statesman
Hard Luck Drummer’s Hoodoo Still Pursues
J. J. Lyons a Los Angeles surgical instrument representative, struck by misfortune, survived Galveston flood and San Francisco quake, lost his wife, and now faces theft of his sample case valued at 260 dollars at Euocene depot. He awaits a replacement and loses time.
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J. J. Lyons
Los Angeles
Galveston
San Francisco
Oregon
Taft Winds Up His Campaign in Cleveland
William H. Taft Republican candidate for president opened the final campaign day in Cleveland with a large enthusiastic gathering. Local Republican clubs filled the venue in old fashioned rally style before Taft heads to Youngstown and Cincinnati to cast his ballot and await election results.
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Cleveland
William H. Taft
United States
Taft
Youngstown
Cincinnati
How Is Your Digestion Dowling Praises Electric Bitters
Mrs Mary Ave San Francisco testifies to Electric Bitters aiding stomach indigestion and liver trouble praising its effects. The tonic purifies blood strengthens system and aids female weakness while noting availability at W A Koy kendall’s Drug Store.
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Mary Ave
San Francisco
W.A Koykendall
Coburg Methodist Minister Involved in Apple Tree Injury
A Coburg Methodist minister was injured in an accident related to an apple tree. The report states the injury occurred after a fall, with authorities noting the minister did not flee the scene and was able to report details about the incident.
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Erskine
Coburg
Letter Evidence Against Drs Atwood In Portland Case
Pearl Lamb’s father arrives in city with a trunk letter from the girl written before a Portland operation. The note, never mailed, expresses contrition for past acts, fear of death, love for a Deadwood suitor, and regret if her death brings disgrace to her family. The document is poised as key evidence against the Atwoods in a high profile wartime inquiry.
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Ll. Lamb
Pearl Lamb
Drs. Atwood
Portland
Eugene
Atwoods
Mifs
Deadwood
Death of Col Sladden in Webster City Iowa
S S P Sladden of Eugene Oregon died at 1 40 PM after septic poisoning from decayed teeth and heart trouble. Born January 22 1892 in Kent England he married Harriet Pocock in Muscatine Iowa. Survived by wife three children and two grandchildren. Funeral at Burgess home then Chicago for burial at Rose Hill cemetery with relatives present.
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Webster City
Iowa
Freeman- Tribune
S.S. P. Sladden
Eugene
S. P. Sladden
Oregon
E. DD. Burgess
Sidney P. Sladden
Herne Parsonage
County of Kent
England
Canterbury
Harriet E. Pocock
Muscatine
Fatinie Sladden-Nelson
Chicago
Edward D. Burgess
Sidney C. Sladden
New York City
James A. Buell
Beulah Sladden
Father Sladden
Sladden
Stolen Suit Case Found But Not From Eugene
A suitcase with feminine apparel was found Saturday in the Leona Mille Lumber Co. yards by employee John Dalgrymple. The outfit may be the one stolen from the 8 P depot in Eugene. Sheriff Fenton arranged identification with Eugene officials. Contents include a tailor made suit and three silk waists. The case lacks obvious valuable items, suggesting the thief avoided disposal. Officials later learned the Eugene case contained surgical instruments, indicating the Roseburg find came from a different theft.
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Leona Mille Lumber Co
John Dalgrymple
Eugene
Fenton
Roseburg
Bown
Peter Sparem Defends Old Bill Obediah
Special correspondence from Mapleton reports a dialogue about Old Bill Obediah defending him against attacks in the Daily Guard. The writer notes caution in speaking against anyone and mentions Old Bill Obediah's busy fruit and vegetable efforts and a response to a letter from "Purity."
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Peter Sparem
Bill Obediah
Mapleton
Daily Guard Ofctober
bin Obediah
Purity
Old BU Obediah
Lebanon Train Strikes Aged Man Near Depot
Charles Goehinger of Lebanon, staying at the Soldier's home in Roseburg, was killed when the Lebanon train struck him from the rear as he walked down the track after alighting at the Lebanon depot. Deaf and unaware of the approaching train, he was found dead by a train crew member, having traveled from Roseburg recently with no known relatives.
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Charles Goehinger
Lebanon
Roseburg
Goehinger
Albany Herald
Deadwood Notes on Timber Claims and Local Events
Deadwood reports O Wilcutt and C Burnett from Greenleaf to prove up a timber claim. Locals attend court. Tabor and Ernest Tabor visit from Alpha and Portland for a trial. Beatrice Wilcutt heads to Eugene for the Sisters' school.
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Deadwood
O. Wilcutt
Greenleaf
C. Burnett
C. Wilcutt
Harry Tabor
Alpha
Roach
Annie Wilcutt
Mick Pope
Junction
Franklin
Lena Richardson
Smith
Ralph Taylor
Indian Creek
I. Slayter
Blackley
Beatrice Wilcutt
Eugene
Sisters’ School
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache in Eugene Ad
Eugene residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary issues caused by inactivity of kidneys. Samuel Cluer of 326 E Twelfth St praises prompt relief after using the remedy from De Lane's drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets Doan's nationwide. Remember the name.
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Dean
Eugene
Samuel Cluer
E. Twelfth St
Ore
de Lane
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Birth Announcements From Oregon and Nearby Areas
Four miles west of Eugene born November 1 1905 to Rasmus Hansen and wife a son Near Jasper born November 1 1904 to Harvey Eaton and wife a son At Leabure November 2 1908 to J W Harris and wife a son At Thurston November 2 190% to T W Carney and wife a son Pleasant safe little liver pills are DeWitt s Little Early Risers Sold by all druggists.
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Eugene
Rasmus Hansen
Jasper
Harvey Eaton
Leabure
J. W. Harris
Thurston
T. W. Carney
Cary
DeWitt
All Drugetate
Real estate transfers flood Lane County records
Lane County abstracts report numerous transfers listings including M H McMahon et ux to W T Berley in College Hill Park and McLean to Irma McLean et al for 240 acres. many other deeds note tracts in Eugene, Junction City, Springfield and Lane County with prices and lot numbers. Names include C Coffman, William Henry, Pennington, Sanderson, University ad properties, and U S patents.
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Lane County Abstract Company
M. H. McMahon
W. T Berley
College Hill Park
Wald
R. M
Eugene
Mary A. Diets
C. C. Coffman
Wilkins
Eugene Gags
Mitton D. Mitchell
Richard Bauer
Charles W. Scott
Laswe
Alster
O. Q. Ca
J. Scott
Eugene Sii
Mary E. Bugeod
Ruth Trueman Baker
Fairmount
James T. Redford
John
McGladry
Walter B. Blachley
R. R and
C. A. Rust
George H. Colter
Charles Fox
Grenada
Henry Denhart
W. FP. Fromp
University Ad
George Hawley
G. L. Shortridge
A. E. Tower
D. R. Hill
Washburne & Millican
Pennington
Zaula F. Sigman
Pennington Et al
Sladden
J. J. Harden
Melvin Hansen
Walnut Park
K. Bullard
Thomas Sykes
Campbell
Joseph K. Whitney
M. Baruh
Irving
T. G. Hendricks
Dora K. Frazer
Granville O. Ritchey
United States
Lillie A. Crow
Lizzie Lombard
W. H. McFarland
Packard
A. Huddleston
W. T. Kerley
Huddleston
Ludie Lewis
Edith Evans
A. C. McClane
Charles M. Dunning
Zier
Olaf J. Hansen
Ludvig Hansen
Duncan
W. B. Cooper
Ira A. Randall
W. R. Elliott
Mary Ellicott Pene
W. J. Warnock
M. J
Cc. A. Warner
Bee Ne Seraa
William Ladin
Yaaa
Ge ‘Meron
Samuel Templeton
Seine
Clara A. Thompson
J. O. Beebe
Henry Odell
Springfield
Lawrence
Charlies
E. Michaels
J. Albert Scharen
Arnold Ton J. W
M. Calkins
Henderson
J. G. Pitts
W. BL Cooper
Fannie E. Haney
Lane County
Q. Cartwright
Geo. E. Lamb
Kelany
G. F. Morris
J. Clem
Hendrick
Lebow
James Lebow
U. 8
Thomas Lehbow
Frank J. Schneider
John W. Pfeifer
Henry J. Burch
Sud
George S&s. Willoughby
J. ¢ Brash
John H. Inis
J. J Pry
EB. Lemley
Co BR
James A, Stanshie
Curtis Hayden
M. J. Sherman
William Landess
Rune FP
Walton
W. Il eLane
Jonhue W. Doranetux
Zaula
Testimony Supports Mrs Gould In Divorce Hearing
Elijah Sella and daughter Marjorie testified in the Howard Gould divorce case. Sella said Mrs Gould drank little and behaved ladylike, while noting visits with Farnum and trips to Boston Hartford Philadelphia and Washington with others present. Sella’s memory faded on details but confirmed Farnum meetings.
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New York
Elijah Sella
Marjorie
Howard Gould
Sells
Gould
Mrs. Gould
Boston
Thomas W Lawson
Hartford
Dustin Farnum
Missa Sells
Philadelphia
Farnum
Mis. Gould
Miss Sells
Washington
Miss Sella
McMurphey Plans Ice and Storage Plant Near Willamette
Robert McMurphey of this city announces a large ice factory and cold storage plant to be built at the head of Willamette street near the P. depots grounds. The facility will store 6000 tons and produce 20 tons of ice daily, with 50160 foot wood main buildings powered by electricity, costing about 10000 dollars. A railroad spur will connect to the plant and all fruit car shipments from California may be routed here through Natron and Eugene once the Klamath Weed cut is completed.
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Robert McMurphey
Willamette Street
5. P
Wonder of the Pacific Coast features in Western Life
A feature in Western Life October issue profiles the Pacific Coast wonder with illustrations of a mill race courthouse university Willamette Street crary and Catholic church and a Commercial Club Kennedy scene. Laxative Cough Syrup is promoted as gentle and non opiate. Sold by druggists.
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Western Life
Montily
Seattle
Fugeoe
Pacific Coast
Willamette Street
Crary
Commercial Club
Kennedy
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Promise Relief
John H. Whartog returns from Portland with his two daughters who will spend Sunday in town. The notice touts DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as unequaled for weak back and inflammation of the bladder, claiming antiseptic action and prompt effect. pills sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
John H. Whartog
Portland
Daters
Balem
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Health
The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe herbal remedy for women, claiming millions of letters from users prove its effectiveness and that it can restore feminine health without drugs, even preventing surgeries. It notes the Lynn Massachusetts lab houses testimonials and asserts the formula acts on the feminine organism to restore balance.
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Linn Hig Ng
E. Pinkhaw
Lydian EK
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Laurence Millican
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John Filliott
Philip Sylveser
Penn
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Junction City
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Bucklen
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East Wilton
Maine
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T J. Matlock
Heppner
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