Oregon defeats Willamette in 37 to 0 rout
Oregon dominates Willamette 37 to 0 as Latourette and Kuykendall break long runs. Timed halves run 25 and 20 minutes with officials Thompson of Albany and Fechter of Salem. Willamette struggles offensively while Oregon shuts down key plays and scores through Templeton Thayer and Latourrette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette
Latourette
Templeton
Goodrich
Thayer
Oregon
Taylor
Howe
Kuykendall
Penland
Thompson
Albany
Fechter
Salem
Eugene Theatre Named by Manager Cal M Young
Cal M Young announces the new theatre in Eugene will be called The Eugene Theatre and opens with The Christian. The public anticipates the production at North Street. seating is due tomorrow but slow freight may delay arrival. If seats fail to arrive by the ninth, borrowed chairs will cover the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal M. Young
Eugene
Eugene Theatre
Young
Child Died Sudden Death of Theodore Kellems
The two year old Theodore Kellems died at his Mill and East Thirteenth streets home Sunday night from heart paralysis after an afternoon of riding with his parents. He became ill with vomiting, received medical aid from Dr. L W Brown, improved briefly, then worsened and died at midnight. Funeral services were held at 3 PM led by Rev J B Holmes with assistances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kellems
Nev
Mere D
Kellema
Mill and
East Thirteenth Streets
Theodore
L. W. Brown
J B. Holmes
Dean E. ©. Sanderson
J.B. McCallum
New Ledge in Uncle Sam Mine Reported
Portland parties interested in the Uncle Sam group of mines at Blue River have received news of a new ledge. Details remain sparse but the discovery promises potential ore richness and possible expansion of mining activity in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ledge
Uncle Sam
Portland
Blue River
A . Very
Lead Geology Shows Rich Strike on Hidden Ledge
A Telegram report notes a discovery of a rich ledge encountered during recent development work. The ore runs about 60 dollars per ton and carries most of its value in gold. The ledge is described as stable and substantial, suggesting significant mineral potential for the owners.
Smith at Columbia Captains a Stout East Football Team
Dick Smith, a Columbia captain and fullback, stars on one of the East’s top teams. The World lauds him as the best defensive fullback, noting his two-yard gains and a line impenetrable so far this season. The squad averages 185.8 pounds with the quarterback at 134 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbias
Dick Smith
U. C
Smith
Columbia
Go To Arizona Health Trip Prompted By Mr Dorris
Mr and Mrs Lake Dorris plan a future trip to Arizona to aid Mr Dorris health. W O Cook and family from Independence have arrived and bought the Dorris household goods. Cook works at Chambers Brothers hardware store.
Eugene Companies Shine in Portland Rifle Shoot
Thirteen companies competed in a Portland rifle shoot. Troop A cavalry Lebanon posted the top team score, 258 of 300, followed by Co. F Portland with 226, then Co. A Eugene with 218 and Co. C Eugene with 13. On Saturday individual event Lebanon took first while Portland units claimed second through fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Troop A
Cavalry
Lebanon
Co. F
Co. A
Eugene
Co. C
Portland Companies
Blacksmith Rawlings
Smith
Pagh
Elkins
Third Infantry
Denny Eenee
Gillen
Crouch
Williame
Sep
Bat
Rof
Murician Morris
Purdewice
Davis
Railroad eating place change noted by officials
General Superintendent Fields and Master Mechanic Younger of the Southern Pacific Company return from a southward inspection to Portland. They say the Oregon division is ready for winter and announce plans to move the second eating place from Albany to Eugene to better serve travelers. Construction on the Henderson Station to Springfield link may wait until spring due to Willamette flood risks, with a major steel bridge planned at that site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Younger
Southern Paerfloo Company
Portland
Dunamoir
Cal
Oregon
Southern Pacific
Portland Telegram
Albany
Eugene
Henderson Station
Springfield
Pondific
Willamette River
Willamette
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy Praised by Texas Man
A Texas man from Eagle Pass credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy with relief after a week of bowels trouble. After initial medicines failed, a friend advised the remedy. after the first dose he felt relief and after the third dose was fully cured. He expresses gratitude for the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Colle
Real Estate Exchange Clarifies 1903 pamphlet distribution
Eugene Real Estate Exchange states 40 000 pamphlets were printed and sent to the Harriman Immigration Bureau for Lane County distribution. They deny any advertisement or exchange reference in the pamphlets and note inquiry into use by the Westerland Company and Wallis Nash Co. through E J Irasier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Svarverud & Calkins
Eugene, Or
Eugene Real Earate Exchange
Eugene Morning Register
Harriman Immigration Bureau
Chicago
Lane County
Harriman Bureau
Wm. Westerland & Company
Oregon Corporation
Wallis Nash
Exchange
E. J. I Rasier
Westerland Company
Wallis Nash Company
Emigrants Suffered On Middle Fork Journey Fifty Years Past
Isaac Barclay in the Guard office recalled the fiftieth anniversary of the emigrants’ arrival via the Middle Fork of the Willamette. They were misled by a deceptive guide at Malheur river, got lost east of Diamond Peak, crossed the mountains, forded the Willamette multiple times, and survived by foraging cattle. One woman died when a wagon overturned. They faced scarcity of meat and salt until Elijah Bristow met them with beef salt and flour at Butte Disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Barclay
Lost Valley
Willamette River
Malheur River
Diamond Peak
Elijah Bristow
Plennant Hill
Butte Disappointment
Oldest Woman in Lane County Celebrates Birthday
Elizabeth Griffin, claimed as Lane County’s oldest woman, marked her birthday with numerous friends visiting. Born October 2 in Middlefield, Ohio, she moved with parents to Willink Erie County, New York, married James Griffin of Hamburg, New York, and later lived with her son G. P. Griffin in Oregon after her husband’s death in 1868.
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Eugene
The
Oregonian
Elizabeth Griffin
Mees
Griffa le
Remarkable Grandma Griffin Keeps Sharp Mind at Advanced Age
Widow and mother of seven, now two living, Grandma Griffin is renowned for her bright mind and retentive memory. A lively conversationalist, she recalls historical facts with precision, reads daily without glasses, and insists on serving herself while enjoying visits and social life.
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Grandma Griffin
Grateful girl recalls banker’s kind act in Eugene
A young woman attempted to buy on installments but could not continue. The banker returned her payments by check for the amount paid plus a few dollars interest, a humane act she vows to remember, as reported by the Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Young thief given light sentence in Eugene case
Harry Wolf, 19, arrested for theft at Rennnger’s logging camp on the Mohawk, pleaded guilty before Justin Wintermeier and received 40 days in the county jail due to extenuating circumstances after confessing in the sweatbox. Items stolen include a rifle owned by George Franklin and trousers owned by W. J. Wycoff. Wolf says he acted to get even with taunting men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wolf
Eugene
Fred Fisk
Rennnger
Justin Wintermeier
Wolf
George Franklin
W. J. Wycoff
Loggers Tussle Near Minnesota Hotel Arrest
A logger drinking heavily created a rough house at the Minnesota Hotel around 7:30 PM. Officer Eastland arrested him and began jail processing. the man resisted and escaped from two guards after the officer fetched his bracelet, leaving his hat behind to be claimed by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Eastland
Three More Cars of Coal Arrive for Local Use
Three more cars of coal have arrived for Loughmiller and Peter for local use instead of wood. Citizens compare coal and wood costs, with some noting little difference and others asserting coal is cheaper.
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Loughmiller & Peter
County Tax Remittance Reported by County Treasurer
County Treasurer Geo. F. Craw and deputy Frank Keisner forwarded the final half of Lane county state taxes totaling 17,556 today to the state treasurer. The first half was sent May 1, making the total county state tax 35,112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Craw
Frank Keisner
Lane County
Edmiston Calvert Marriage at Junction City
Kealy Calvert of Junction City and J D Bamiston of Thurston wed Sunday at the bride’s father’s home with Rev G L Lobdell officiating. They will reside in Thurston. The notice also lists a patent medicine claim and reports Lewis Baker’s funeral at Eugene Masonic cemetery with a large burial attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kealy J. Calvert
Janction City
J. D. Bamiston
Thurston
Junction City
Lewis Baker
Walterville
Eugene Masonic Cemetery
Circuit Court In Session In Midday Terms
The regular term of circuit court convened at 2 o'clock this afternoon after delays. Bailiff Gainey Mathews appointed. jurors excused include A. J. Pickard J. C. Brattain and A Traxler. Grand jurors named with Wm Pitney foreman proceed to deliberate. Mulkey killing case of Junction eyed for review. Butler seeks inquiry. Civil case Frank Gorrell vs Douglas County over a collapsed bridge to be heard with a jury drawn.
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Wm. Pitney
J. W. Stone
S. S. Mores
J.S. McMurry
D. Jacoby
L. F. Wooley
T. J. Vaughan
J. M. Howe
Mulkey
Junction
J. J. Butler
Mr. Butler
Frank Gorrell
Douglas County
Perry Bennett
C. M. Jackson
M. L. Barnett
John V. O'Leary
W. W. Neeley
C.J. Dodd
Loren Edwards
Gorrell v. Douglas County Damages Trial Proceeds
Circuit court session centers on the Frank Gorrell versus Douglas County damages case with testimony concluded near eleven o'clock and lawyers then arguing before the jury. O P Coshow represents Gorrell while A M Crawford and Geo M Brown speak for Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frank Gorrell
Douglas County
O. P. Coshow
Attorrney
Gorrell
A. M. Crawford
Geo. M. Brown
Roseburg company to build large Drain area sawmill
The banked timber venture near Drain moves forward with a sizable sawmill under construction west of Drain. Machinery will arrive soon for immediate installation, a flume will carry lumber to Drain for connections with the P E R. A pond dammed in the creek holds about 10,000,000 feet of logs.
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Rosebarg
Couple Joins in Marriage at Bride's Home
Ana Branstetter of Junction City formerly Eugene and Aliie Mse McMahan of Harrisburg wed at the bride's home Sunday evening with Rev. Wiltse of Pleasant Hill officiating. The couple, popular among county residents, arrived in Magene this afternoon and receive greetings from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Branstetter
Junction City
Eugene
Aliie Mse McMahan
Harrisburg
Wiltse
Pleasant Hill
Branstetter
Magene
Indicted trio to plead Saturday in federal forgery case
Miss Marie L Ware Horace G McKinley and A D Pater face federal grand jury forgery and conspiracy charges over Southern Oregon land frauds and will plead Saturday forenoon before Judge Bellinger. Attorneys sought photographs of exhibits but judge refused until record terms. Mrs Emma L Watson may also appear.
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Marie L. Ware
Horace G. McKinley
A. D. Pater
Federal Grandary
Oregon
Bellinger
Pierce Mays
Judge O'Day
Miss Ware
McKinley
Puter
Stanleys Big Ad Promises Bargains in Chrisman Block
Stanleys’ big half page advertisement in the Daily Guard highlights numerous bargains at their store in the new Chrisman block. The Messrs Stanley, previously in the newspaper business, value judicious advertising and chose this popular family paper for a wide read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanleys
Daily Guard
Chrisman
Messrs Stanley
Arraignments and Civil Actions In Eugene And Cottage Grove
C C Hartwig arraigned for disposing mule herd and pleaded not guilty. George Gordon arraigned for robbery at Cottage Grove and pled not guilty after a day. L M Travis appointed to defend. Thomas Young, accused of stealing harness and escaping after holding Deputy Sheriff Bown at Cottage Grove, arraigned and pled. Civil cases disposed: Gilstrap vs Sladden dismissed. Kauoffman vs Kauffman dismissed. Templet on administrator estate with referee report. Foreclosures by State Land Board and Bank of California with default judgments and orders of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hartwig
George Gordon
Cottage Grove
L. M. Travis
Thomas Young
J. W. Clark
Eugene
Bown
J. R. Gilstrap
Harriet E. Sladden
S. P. Sladden
Nora Kauoffman
Chris C. Kauiffmal
W. M. Roberts
A. M. Templeton
S. R. Templeton
Alebrie
State Land Board
Dora B. Simpson
Bank of California( Corporation
James S. Waston and Porter Brothers Company ( Corporation
Judge Hamilton Leads Oregon Supreme Court Appeals
In Volume 3 of the Oregon Supreme Court reports, 57 cases were affirmed, 23 reversed, and four modified from eight appealed. Judge Hamilton of the Second District shows a perfect record with all appealed cases affirmed, while Judge Burnett posts a high rate of affirmances at 87.4 percent.
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Supreme Court
Oregon Supreme Court
Hamilton
Second
Burnett
A New Saw Mill at Drain Incorporation Details
Articles of incorporation filed by the Kelleher Skelly Company with a capital stock of 50,000 pounds paid in full. Incorporators include Wm J Kelleher of Yencalla John K Skelly a prominent banker and merchant of McKeesport Pa and W H Sykes of a clouded in the company also is T R Sheridan president of the First National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelleher Skelly Company
Wm. J. Kelleher
Yencalla
John K. Skelly
Benker An
McKeesport
W. H. Sykes
T. R. Sheridan
Couple Married at Fairview Home in Elmira Area
Last Wednesday Jesse Fountain wed Miss Carrie Price at the bride's parents home in Fairview west of Elmira with Justice C K Hale officiating. The couple, residing in Elmira, plan to enter the mercantile business and enjoy the community's best wishes. An adjacent note promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a quick healing antiseptic liniment available at W L DeLano's drug store for accidents, sprains, and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Fountain
Carrie Price
Fairview
Elmira
Justice of the Peace
C. K. Hale
Chamberlain
W L. DeLano
Leonard Tabor and Elinor Hale Wed in Alpha Ceremony
In Alpha Oregon on October 2 1903 Leonard Tabor of Mapleton and Miss Elinor Hale of Alpha were married by Rev T A Yost. The groom is a popular mapleton store maneuvre and the bride is a successful Lane County schoolteacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
Oregon
Leonard Tabor
Mapleton
Elinor Hale
T. A. Yost
Lane County
Blue River Mine Sold to Philadelphia Group
Telegram from Philadelphia financiers reports the sale of the Blue River Mine known as the Badger group to the Oregon Blue Ring Mines Company for 215000. W. P. Wykoff approved the deal and will supervise, with W. L. Becker named superintendent. Dr. E. E. Cable will oversee operations and plans include 300 feet of tunnel to exploit rich veins near Sunget cry, adjacent to Dodge Rupyard and near Lucky Boy. The venture signals strong belief in Blue River’s mineral future.
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E. E. Cable
Pb Jing
Dr. Cable
W. L. Becker
Portland
Sunget Cry
Dodge & Rupyard
Lucky Boy—Telegram
Elk population rising in Cascade Mountains after rare years
Hunters report signs of elk in the Cascade Mountains, including a distinct sighting of seven animals near North Fork. Protected by forest laws that prohibit shooting, the elk appear unmolested and increasing, prompting concern that they may become plentiful again if left unprotected.
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Cascade Mountains
Bedd North Fork
Pioneer Geo W Guiley Dies At Trent Residence
Geo W Guiley, an early settler and neighbor in Oregon, died at his Trent Ow ion home on Oct 2 after a stroke and years of blindness. Born Jan 11 1830 in Mississippi, he married Elizabeth Morgan Mar 20 1804 and fathered eleven children, eleven sons and daughters with one daughter surviving. Funeral attended by most of his children, leaving the community to mourn a respected husband father and citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Guiley
Trent
Owion
Mr. Guiley
Miss
Elisabed Morgan
Linia
Galt
Oregon
Church
Narrow Escape Near Junction In Hog Pen Incident
Representative N Edwards narrowly escaped being trampled by hogs at a farm near Junction. He cut grain to feed the penned hogs, slipped while loading the feed into a sack on his shoulders, and toppled into the enclosure. The hogs charged the man but he managed to scramble free just in time, sustaining injuries from the commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N- Ewdards
Junction
Tomel
Nail in His Fost Henry Kissinger. train?
Fragmentary OCR text describes a disrupted mail route with a Saturday stop and a painful wound. It mentions a Runaway eighth era, attendees, and various unclear names and locations, with references to a drug and medical care.
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Henry Kissinger
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U. O.-Willam
Ette Football
Willamette Boys
Arizona
How Co
Harriman
Immigration Bureau
Middle Fork
Edmiston-Calvert
Dr. Ing
W. J. DeLano
Gorri
Pater
Stanleys’ Big AD
Judge Hamilton
Kelleher-Skelly Co. Incorporated
Philadelphia
Orner
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