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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
7
A London Christmas card publisher boasted of Kipling’s high word rate for verse, offering 5000 for a dozen eight line cards. Kipling declined, choosing political conscience over crass card profit, as noted by Lord Tennyson who recalled the generous offer.
Right after the election there is always talk of conteste. That is the easy way by which the losers let themselves down. With several revolutions on hand and two volcanoees doing business, Central American people do not have the opportunity to get dull.
An Aberdeen man trapped in a bear pathway would likely have died without a companion. The incident labeled as carelessness bordering on criminal sparks debate on safety. Separately, the Chicago Housewives Association proposes requiring diplomas for domestic workers as a remedy to the servant girl problem, while critics urge workers to resist such diplomas.
Republicans claim a slim lead in New York with about 1.6 million votes and a 10 thousand edge. A swing of one vote in every 320 could erase the margin, keeping the parties evenly poised and on good behavior.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union advances progressive ideas with the Salem Union operating an employment bureau linked to its reading room for years. It notes that loud agitation harms the cause, while addressing a man's temporal needs earns goodwill.
A terse, paradoxical reflection questions a theorist who equates dog coats with hens. It contrasts a reformer’s claim about a companion’s potential brownstone ownership with his own forty years of smoking, admitting no clear answer.
In New York City the state handwriting experts testified the poison package bears the defendant’s writing while the defense counters that Molineux could not have altered his handwriting to match the evidence. The dispute highlights the futility of expert testimony and the potential for both sides to obtain desired results with paid experts.
Secretary Hitchcock halts timber land entries in The Dalles Lakeview and Roseburg districts and orders investigations into possible official collusion. Entrymen against whom mercy was not granted will be prosecuted as officials review the timber and stone act for further actions.
A questionable report from Venezuela mentions a high number of cart ridges ordered by President Castro, implying use for target practice on people. In Portland a young man stole his own dog, receiving a twenty five dollar fine after taking the dog from the dog wagon during the poundmaster’s temporary absence.
The Methodist bishop in Asia argues that if Russia secures a foothold in China all powers may fail to dislodge her though the remark is not meant for the eeacourt. The statement reflects geopolitical cautions amid great power competition.
The Spanish automatist leader sent a telegram to President Roosevelt praising the Cubs independence. If the Spanish public prosecutor cannot secure eight years' imprisonment, a harsher punitive action is suggested by the speaker.
Lord Milner asserts that South Africa's coal and iron deposits and agricultural development will provide England with a surer wealth source than gold reefs and diamond fields, highlighting the productive capacity of the British colonies.
Kansac sues Colorado to stop the state from diverting all river water for irrigation. The suit argues the action would leave too little water in the dry season to water Kanaan's cattle, highlighting longstanding arid-region water scarcity.
Yale University now requires that new students take swimming lessons if unable to swim. This practical education aims to teach life saving skills for water accidents and safety, aligning living well with the ability to stay safe in aquatic environments.
Lane, the Democratic candidate, would have won if thousands of electors had not marked ballots wrongly. The piece argues Californians misunderstand ballot casting and proposes a voting school to prevent future errors among voters who have misread instructions.
A timber cruiser vanished from Portland taking about four thousand dollars from thirty to forty men who paid him for timber locations and land office fees. He reportedly showed them timber on the Alsea and claimed it was good timber. Buyers fear they were deceived and wonder if their timber is real or a land scam.
The trial of Leteon Balliet at Baker City revealed his possession of the deserted White Swan mine and wide East Coast promotion of it for easy install payments. He admitted receipt of at least 180000 dollars in a straight theft, yet received one year in county jail and a thousand dollar fine, the large sum cited as the factor sparing longer imprisonment.
An essay-like piece argues marital strain signals deeper changes in a wife and promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness and irritability. It includes patient testimonials from Mrs Ethel Trepto and Mrs Anna Russell claiming relief from female ailments with medical advice and offers free consultation and a medical book.
Real estate transfers record James Henry and Laura McFar land to DG McFarland for 10 917 acres with $2183 and CH McCain to Booth Kelly Lumber Co for 160 acres with $80. Circuit Court flags case where Wm Forrester and wife seek money recovery with Geo W Kinsey attorney. Mining location notes Ira Hawley locates Big Mogul claim in Bohenlu district.
Sid Moore, once treated in Portland for morphine addiction, faced vagrancy charges in police court. Judge Judah fined him 20 dollars or ten days in jail. Unable to pay, Moore began serving a ten day sentence while under officer surveillance for being addicted to morphine.
Crow residents anticipate a grand Ball with a basket supper at the Building Association event. Tickets are set at 50 cents and the community looks forward to a pleasant evening in Crow and vicinity.
The 12th anniversary ball at Helmet lodge No 83 in the armory last night drew about 65 couples. A record number wore handsome gowns as red, blue and yellow lights heightened the scene. Decorations were modest, four sets of mirigra hung around the hall, and MecElroy's orchestra played while Alta and Vera Evetham served light punch to dancers.
Frank Page prepared a list of hop growers in the county noting 425 bales by Ed Ayers Jobin Cartwright and Davidson in the northern area were omitted earlier. They were moved to the warehouse at Hanisbure and counted by Page as warehoused in Eugene, bringing the county total to 6859 bales this year.
County Clerk EU Lee issued licenses to Brank Herman and Amelis Halat with Joseph Halab and Charles B Fowler and Lizzie M Pel it as witnesses Edward C Potters wines with JH Martin and Dora B Veateb as witnesses C F Moore and H W Elliott with Blanche ilcox and CC Parks as witnesses.
Daily Guard items list visits and travels of residents from Cottage Grove Eugene and Creswell. Mentions J W Baker Adam Wilhelm Jr Walter Roses Miss Clara Clark and Miss Virgil Shaub. Also notes Rev F E Billington Rev Matlock Moon Moon & Tingley ads and a fire at a cannery.
The Board of Equalization for Lane county will meet at the assessor's office in the court house at Eugene on Monday November 24 1902 and remain six days for equalizing the county's assessment rolls. All persons with grievances will appear and present their cases accordingly.
Andrew J Babb recounts his years chasing gold from Eugene to Puget Sound and Yukon towns. He returns to report a mournful grave journey from Dawcey and plans to resume his trip after leaving San Jose. He recalls harsh White Horse Pass, Dawson access, and egg transport by river wagon with high prices. He notes Wes Cherry's claims on Forty Mile Creek and his own return due Monday.
Miss Clare Clark of Eugene plans a two to three day visit. Bhep Smith reports his brother in a critical condition after returning from Fall Creek. Geo Hawley improves his ranch by building a large barb wire fence. Scott hunting party returns from Pine Openings. Toney reports good deer and bear. Dr. Coleman to lecture at Methodist church November 13. all invited. Dr. Scarbrough sells a carload of hogs and trends toward diversified farming. Jim Niland injury suspected as assault. John McDowell sells Creswellton property and moves to Nebraska. Halloween festivities caused minor disturbances around town.
Former owner thanks patrons for three years of support after selling one half of Moon's Feed Store to FS Tingley. Business to continue under same name and courteous service with aim to maintain customer trust and satisfaction.
Notice from Lane County Oregon Treasurer stating all warrants up to register No 3489 registered July 22 1901 will be paid on November 15 1902 at the treasurer office. Interest ceases on that date. Signed Gro F Craw Treasurer and F Remyen Deputy.
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