Oregon Wins At Salem In Yardage Battle
Oregon defeated Willamette 11 to 6 at Salem as Kerron raced 83 yards for a touchdown and the game featured a dry Bell surface and a big Oregon crowd. Final score Oregon 11 Willamette 6 with a 3 o clock kickoff and a turnover-filled second half.
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Geame
Salem
Willamette Eleven
Ranity
Oregon
Illamitee
Nelsom
Weosss Tagq
Philbrook
Willamette
Eugene
Kerron
U. O
Willam
Eugene High School Wins All-Eugene Scoreless Roseburg Final
Eugene High School dominates Roseburg with a 20 point lead in a two half contest. First half ends even as Eugene tallies 0 and Roseburg 0. In the second half Eugene adds 10 points while Roseburg is shutout.
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Eugene High School
Eugene
Roseburg
Revea
Raest
Seej Ar McCout-el le Hawkins Gauuc
Accident in the Cascades Injures Young Harriman Worker
E. L. Handeaker, about 18, employed with Harriman surveyors near Waldo Lake in the Cascade mountains, suffered a severe right foot wound when an arc slipped and cut to the bone. The injury occurred Sunday. he was brought to Eugene and treated by Dr. D. A. Paine after a long, painful trip by horseback and a rig.
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E. L. Handeaker
Harriman Surveyors
Waldo Lake
Cascade Mountains
Borsbback
Eugene
D. A. Paine
Local paper notes publisher change in Flint Michigan buyout
J F Woods former Springfield News proprietor now based in Forest Grove Washington county buys interest in Flint Michigan Daily News and will assume charge of the paper. Also listed for sale a 320 acre stock ranch ten miles southwest of Eugene for 12000 with timber. sale address Mrs L M Wooten Creswell. Goats and cattle for sale. overcoat found near Elmira road offered to owner with notice payment. contact C Richardson 130 Fifth Street Eugene.
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J. F. Woods
Springfield News
Forest Grove
Washington County
Haa
Flint, Michligal
Daily News
Sal
Eugene
Conrad Palce
Addre
L.M. Wooten
Creswell
A.J. Wood
Elmira
C. Richardson
Fifth Street
Rebekahs Entertain Mrs Ella Frazer State Leader Visit
Rebekahs Assembly state president Mrs Ella Frazer paid an official visit to the local lodge. A banquet followed the meeting with autumn leaf decorations and artistically arranged tables. Fourteen dozen members were present for the evening event.
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Ella Frazer
Rebekah Assembly
Oregon Blue River Mining Mortgage Recorded
The Oregon Blue River Mining Co. owner of the Badger Southern Pacific and Yam bill claims in the Blue River district placed a mortgage with Trademan's Trust Co. of Philadelphia to secure 720,000 in six percent five year bonds for development. County Clerk Lee recorded the mortgage. Wm. J. Nixon represented the company but is now in the East. The Badger claim is noted as especially rich.
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Oregon Blue River Mining Company
Badger
Southern Pacific
Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge 391 Initiates Class
Fraternal Brotherhood lodge 391 met at Frank's ball with State Deputy Supreme President T. Jay Buford present to assist in initiating a candidate class. Good attendance noted. A committee was formed to study weekly meetings and a list of membership applications was presented. Next meeting set for November 15.
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Lodge No. 391
Frank’s Ball
T. Jay Buford
Accident at the sawmill injures Springfield man
Jaaao Skeel a married man employed at the Springfield sawmill suffered a severe foot injury while at work last night. His right foot was crushed including the great toe and the adjacent toe. He was brought to Eugene hospital this morning where Doctors D. A. W. and W. Faine attended, with W. Knykendail dressing the wound.
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Jaaao Skeel
Springfield
Eugene
Dre. D. A. Www. Ae
Faine
Knykendail
October marriage permits issued in Glory County rise month over month
During October the Glory County clerks issued more marriage licenses, totaling eleven more than September. Read lists show couples wed on October 2 Ralph Cartwright and Pearl Hazleton. October 4 Louis Locke and Mary Jessen. October 4 Wm Wallace and Jora Eaton. October 4 Wm Riddell and Elizabeth Philippi. October 5 Walter Pickens and Matilda Srouf. October 7 Nelson and Greisen. October 9 Otto Wolf and Bertha Walker. October 10 Charles Myers and Hattie Dodd. October 11 Rex Roden and Jane Orr. October 11 Roy Boyd and Jennie Sima. October 18 James Gggins and Alice Snodgreee. October 19 Ervine Jones and Mary Vaughn. October 21 Granville Brabham and Emma Kolger. October 25 Harvey Horn and Hazel Cok. October 27 Henry Tabor and May Phelps. October 28 Arthur Batea and Flora Byers. October 31 Harry Huff and Ile Mae Fleeman.
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Lee
Wm. Riddell
Elizabeth
Philippi
Irving Burd
Jessen
Metlelian
Walter T. Pickens
Matilda Srouf
Pearl & McDupald
Pearl Davie
Bertie E. Dunton
Laura Grousteck
Nelson
Marie Greisen
Lonzo P. Hert
Anne May Jones
George W. Dew
Minoie K. Dolas
Alice L. Snodgreee
Ervine D. Jones
Mary A. Vaughn
Granville W. Brabham
Emma J Kolger
T. Harvey Horn
Hazel Cok
Henry E. Tabor
May Louis Phelps
Arthur C. Batea
Flora M. Byers
Wm. C. Barr
Mabelle B. Smith
Riley M. Gray
Annie H. Paulson
Harry L. Huff
Ile Mae Fleeman
Prison sentences handed to two offenders in forgery and larceny cases
Frederick Thorell admitted forgery and J H Lower pleaded guilty to larceny in a store. Both were sentenced Saturday evening to four years and one year respectively in the penitentiary.
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Frederick Thorell
J. H. Lower
Bon Marine Money Saving Sale Opens With Bargains
Hundreds of clothing bundles and dry goods attract crowds as Bon Marine promotes its annual November sale. The store proclaims big discounts on children’s fleece union suits, ladies’ coats, percale fabrics, and other garments with plan to add more specials next week, urging shoppers not to miss the bargain event.
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Bon Marine
Sensational New Coats Arrive At Discount Prices
Wednesday morning, 120 ladies coats in Empire and wool kersey cloth, latest styles and colors, advertised as the newest make with prices to boost patronage. Also dress goods and calico sale snippets, urging customers to buy now with low prices and bonus offers.
Fatal Dynamite Blast Near Vida Kills Man
Meagre details report James Peek fatally killed near Vida on the McKenzie river after dynamite froze and exploded during thawing. Ernest Hickson, 15, was badly burned and injured. A crew was blasting dumps on the Thomson place when the charge detonated. Peek died within hours. the boy’s injuries were not believed fatal.
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James Peek
Upper
McKenzie Country
Ernest Hickson
Andy Hickeco
Thomson Place
Peek
Young Hickson
Bartie
Vida
Tan
SV. A. Hickson
Hiickson
Ernest
Death notices for Brattain Price and Davidson
Alfred Brattain an Oregon pioneer of 1852 died at his son’s Springfield home at age 73 after lung weakness. Funeral tomorrow at 11 am at the old home with burial in Eugene I.O.O.F. cemetery. L. M. Price of Eugene died suddenly in Portland, collapsed in a store. James H. Davidson, 63, died at Cottage Grove from brain hemorrhage. he and family had moved to Oregon ten years ago. He was a shoe maker and father of Mrs. B. E. Leeter.
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Alfred Brattain
Oregon
Springfield
Old Borne Place
S Larles K
Edgar E
Mary B. Scott
Charles C Scott
Eugene
Old Home Place
Eugene I. C. OF
L. M. Price
Portland
Lents
Portland Auburn
Jaiee H. Davidson
Cottage Grove
B. E. Leeter
Ederoeltue
Stein £ Co
Chicago
Hall's Texas Wonder Medicine Ad and Property For Sale
Dr F Hall promotes Texas Wonder medicine claiming cures for kidney bladder and related ailments with testimonials. includes offer to send testimonials and national distribution. Also advertises a house and barn for sale near the post office with details and asking price.
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Weatherford
Texas
F. Hall
St. Louis
Hall
Piland
Greatest GridIron Struggle: Oregon vs Oregon Agricultural College
Rivalry renews as Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College meet at Cal Field in a match billed as the coast’s greatest gridiron battle. Officials from both schools, aided by Michigan coaches, promise a clash of styles and a keenly fought game with excursions planned from Willamette valley towns and Portland spectators eager to see the showdown.
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University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultur College
Oregon
Corvallisle
Llege
Kucald
Aggies
Jay
Coutest
Willamette Valley
Portland
Oregon Agricultural College
Deaf man hears whisper after Dr Darrin treatment
Editor reports remarkable cures by Dr Darrin at Ashland and Eugene. Mayor New of Ashland and residents witness Mr Carey hearing a whisper after treatment. A letter from Mrs C A Easter praises relief from ear discharge, liver and diabetes problems after one year of electrical and medical care. Dr Darrin offers reduced fees for limited time, remaining in Eugene at the Hotel until November 12.
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Gold Hill News
Darrin
Carey
Ashland
New
Iid Mill Newa
C. Carey
Same Valley
Bec ‘Een
Mr. Carey
Varrio
Oregon
Jefferson
Eugene
Aiueede
Deputy Sheriff Returns With Forgery Charge
Deputy Sheriff H L Bown brought back J E Martin from Wallace Idaho charged with forging Terry Schwerig’s name to a machine order. Martin appeared before Justice Wintermeier and was bound over on 8.50 bond for a preliminary exam Tuesday at 2 PM. The text also mentions a separate local sales promo and cryptic notices about Xtra good suits for boys, plus a misdirected warning from F Dunn about a chamtoman saw.
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H. L. Bown
Wallace
Idaho
J. E. Martin
Binger Bowing Machine Company
Terry Schwerig
Martin
Wintermeier
he_ justice court
Married at courthouse amid curious notes and cough remedy ad
A busy courthouse wedding linked Harry Taylor and Mrs Beils O s sister with no formal ceremony details. An unrelated medical ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and chest colds claiming cure and relief. Local news notes the Western Oregon paper debut at Cottage Grove with editor in chief D M C Galt and mining editor C J Upward. Crop sales reports list several buyers including Frack Ileyer and Doc McPherson.
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Oregon
Cottage Grove
D M. C. Galt
C. J. Upward
Loan notice seeks eight bundr.d dollars on farm security
A terse loan notice offers eight hundred or a thousand dollars on strong farm security and demands response by Wednesday. Contact D R akin at 170 East Eighth Street or Eugene office. signed Mrs L F Hanovan.
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D. R_akin
East Eighth Street
Eugene
L. F. Hanovan
Free Booklet On Brights Disease And Diabetes
Free booklet explains Brights disease and diabetes with a 36 page report of tests and patient cases. It promotes a so called Faithm Compound and claims dramatic results. distributed by Linn Drug Co as local agent with guidance on symptoms and when to suspect Brights disease.
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Brights
Linn Drug Go
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