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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1908

Page

4

Tabor Trial Nears End In Manslaughter Case

The Harry Tabor manslaughter trial in the circuit court neared completion this afternoon after evidence was closed. Witnesses on both sides testified about threats and reputations, with defense and prosecution preparing final arguments as the case was set to go to the jury later this evening.

Harry Tabor May Tabor Stuckey Tabor Ton G. W. Steinhauer Ertigen Steinhauer Skipworth Geo. . Yoran Frank Potters Mapleton Stuckey Place William Harre Alpha Mrs. Stuckey W. Polders Eugene Wallaburg Wash G. P. Camp Mepleton Cof Stuckey Merle Tabor Taylor Harry Feld Ed. Haight Deadwood George B. Camp James Jackson Geo. O. Knowles J. M. Kitchen Hill Prindell Mr. Pierce Wise Phelps Jesse Nicolle Nicolle Fred Bean Rollo Phelps Martha A. Stuckey Frank Taylor P. Wilcutt O. Wilcutt Deadwood Creek Finis Taylor Jess Phelps Rolla Phelps Bilyeu

Lane County Exhibit Not Brought Back

Eugene letter to the editor corrects a state fair report misidentifying Lane county display as the crain and grasses. Warren states the exhibit is at Seattle for display at the big fair next year and clarifies he did not oversee the shown items.

Lane County Eugene Register Oregon Seattle E. M. Warren

Cottage Grove Notes Prominent Visitors Attend Big Football Game

Eugene visitors Ethel Moore and Ger trude Palmer attended the big football game last Saturday. Sophie Usberg travels to Creswell then Oregon City with Mabel Coffman. Contractor Craig suffered a severe hand injury from a horse shoe incident. J C Lewis and Frank McFarland open a new meat market on the west side adjoining Stonebere's confectionery. Leader and Western Oregon.

Ethel Moore Gertrude Palmer Eugene Sophie Usberg Creswell Etna Haberman Oregon City Mabel Coffman Craig J. C. Lewis Frank McFarland Stonebere Leader Oregon

Matron of Atwood Hospital Trial in Portland

Testimony in juvenile court describes alleged criminal operations at Dr. Atwood maternity hospital Tremont station. Miss May Petty, matron, faces charges of failure to exercise guardianship over two foster children aged three and two. Witnesses say children were present in operating rooms during procedures. Children now in custody of Boys' and Girls' Aid Society.

Dr. Atwood Maternity Hospital Tremont Station John Roberts Gaston, Or Miss May Petty Journal Roberts Moslin Miss Petty Atwood “Hospital Irene Hinton Girls’ Aid Society

Professor Cooz of C A C dies at Newport

Newport, Nov. 12. Professor Geo. H. Coot, long connected with the Oregon Agricultural College, died today at his home near Yaquina while recuperating his failing health.

Cooz Newport Geo. H. Coot Oregon Agricultural College Yaquina

Appointments of Divinity Students Reach Communities

Bible University divinity students will preach next Sunday at multiple locations including Junction City Pleasant Hill Coburg Hal sey Fairmount Dexter Wendling Marcola Drain Wood burn Irving Perrydale Brownerlile with ministers D L Morgan F M Brooke H A Van Winkle C R Moore Fr A Rose J E Olson N O Williams W M Harris W A Greseman R L Dunn Harold McConnell E V Stivers J M Orrick.

the Bible University D. L. Morgan Junction City F. M. Brooke Pleasant Hill H. A. van Winkle Coburg C. R. Moore Halsey A Rose Aumeville J. E. Olson Fairmount N. O. Williams Dexter W. M. Harris Wendling W. A. Greseman Marcola R. L. Dunn Drain Harold McConnell Woodburn Herbert Roberts Irving E. V Stivers Perrydale J. M. Orrick Brownerlile

Jones is Sentenced to Sixty Days in County Jail

Harvey Jones was convicted by a jury of contributing to the delinquency of a minor Addie Watts and sentenced by Judge Harris to sixty days in the county jail. The jury recommended the light sentence. Fred Craig, charged with the same offense, was acquitted by the jury last night. The trial concluded around 9 30 after a 6 p m exit.

Harvey Jones Addie Watts Jall Harris Fred Craig

City Council Meets and Transacts Minor Matters of Business

An adjourned session discussed sewer service for South Willamette Street upgrading by linking to Jefferson street sewer. Bids were invited for a north side Fourteenth street sewer. A sidewalk petition on Thirteenth Street between Lawrence and Jefferson was referred to the street committee. A committee was formed to address poor telephone and light service. Manerud’s crushed rock bid was sent to the street and finance committees. A. W. Gilbert and F. A. Anderson were appointed to secure canal right of way for the proposed city power plant on the McKenzie. The city voted to donate spare soil for park surface at the depot and to supply seven acres across the river.

South Willamette Street E. F. Chapman Jefferson Street Fourteenth Street Thirteenth Lawrence Jefferson Heaton Garrett, Moon Berger Samuel Manerud A. W. Gilbert F. A. Anderson McKenzie Council

Superior wood heaters on display at Chambers Hardware

See our Superior wood heaters before buying they will show you what a heater ought to be even if you don t buy Chambers Hardware Co.

Chambers M Hardware Co

Merits of Texas Wonder advertised for kidney and rheumatic relief

O J Hall offers a two months supply bottle of Texas Wonder joy for kidney and bladder trouble, with testimonials available by mail. Dr E W Hall based in St. Louis is cited. Springfield merchant W B McKinney reports strong business in ar mill city with several new stores planned including Wolfe Mersdorf Co dry goods in the W building and a Salem or Junction City grocer opening soon, plus another general store opening.

Texas O. J. Hall E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis W. B. McKinney Springfield Ar Mill City Wolfe, Mersdorf & Co

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Ladies Home Journal Quarterly America Eugenes S. H. Friendly Willamette St Ladies’ Home Journal W. H. Phelps Ernest Tabor Portland Tom Browning Hesides David Hunter Marion P. Wheeler T. Taylor T. J. Neeley L. A. Stuckey Harry Stuckey Merla Tabor Byron Hutchins Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Cottage Grove Atwood’s Hospital Jones TOWER A J Towta Fimiee Ramaccen Arts Levi Strauss & Co Bird Baths Murphey’s Racket Store East Ninth Street
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