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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary ad style text claims a product named Pierre's Favorite Prescript saves women from pain and suffering by addressing alleged weaknesses. Mentions Dr. KK VV of Buffalo New York as witness, with language urging trust in secretive curation and curing power.
A New York lawyer seeking a writ of habeas corpus was turned down by the United States Supreme Court. The case involved claims of life imprisonment and alleged murder while in Bing Sing. The decision, issued today, denied the petition and left the petitioner, known as the Dowager, without relief.
Okmulgee Oklahoma reports a deadly clash between officers and Black residents after yesterday’s fight leaves eight dead and ten injured. State militia is on standby though local officials say no intervention is needed as order begins to be restored.
In Okmulgee County a political clash between Conservative and opposition factions escalated into a deadly encounter. Sheriff Edgar Robinson and Assistant Chief Henry Klaber were killed. Jim Deckard, a Black man, fought Indian boy Steve Grayson, who died, with Vic Farr wounded. Seven others injured as chaos spread, including a deputy with a broken arm.
Princeton,end season with 11 to 6 defeat by Yale in Princeton New Jersey. Yale outplayed in first half then surged in second with hard running and teamwork. Princeton captain Dillon was knocked out late, seven substitutes used, morale collapsed. Multnomah defeats Whitman 11 to 5 in Portland.
In Ann Arbor on November 14 a massive crowd of about 23 000 watched Penn defeat Michigan 29 to 0 in a one sided grid battle. Michigan, worn out in the second half, saw frequent substitutions as the Quakers mounted a decisive scorefest.
Dr J E Payton formerly of Eu gene now living in Redlands California has been ill for some time but word arrived this morning that he is somewhat better He is brother of A E Farrington and was in partnership with Dr Kuykendall during his residence here His many friends will be glad to know he is improved
The defense moves for a venue change arguing pretrial prejudice after Heney was shot in court. Affidavits by Ruef and by Ach and Dozter claim public outrage and threats against Ruef and counsel would deny a fair trial in San Francisco. Judge Lawlor grants a continuance to hear counter-affidavits and continuation to tomorrow morning.
Washington Nov 16. Oregon wins in Supreme Court amid interstate controversy. The short article notes a favorable ruling for Oregon in a dispute with Washington, affecting state interests and interstate water and boundary questions. No further details provided in readable text.
The Kaiser's latest portraits reveal the loss of the upturned ends of his mustache from contact with a night cigarette.
The Supreme Court today ruled on the boundary near the mouth of the Columbia River, announced by Justice Brewer. The decision recognizes Oregon's claims and concerns control of several sand islands important to regional fishermen.
An advertisement proclaims Mi o na as a scientific cure for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Nelsos Lucier of Athol Massachusetts and promises relief or money back. The note adds that one box can permanently improve digestion and energy, and contrasts Mi o na with digester products. Fiber's Golden Gate Coffee is also mentioned via a customer anecdote.
C. J. Erickson sells the rooming house over White's grocery to Mr Linn of Springfield. Erickson will stay if he can find housing locally, otherwise he plans to move away.
President elect Taft surrounds himself with top statesmen in the Virginia mountains as Vice President elect Sherman arrives with William L Ward and Theo dore A Burton for a ten day visit. Senators Bourne Burkett and Scott join. Sherman jokes about golf and staying a week.
A remark indicates Mr Taft is open to talks on future problems but has no concrete objective for his visit. Discussion of Representative Burton’s senate candidacy to succeed Mr Foraker is expected to occur, with Mr Taft likely involved in the talks.
The trial of Fred Craig and Harvey Jones for contributing to the delinquency of Ad die Watts proceeded with a jury of Gee H Bogue B F Miller A M Gilbert Jas Hayes T J Duckworth Frank Hampton W M Green DPD M Parkerson J W Seavey T A Gilbert E K Chapman and C P Harnard. Jones to be sentenced tomorrow after a guilty verdict in his case. Also verdict awarded $200 to W G Martin and Co M Hayes against L CG Clark with a jury including T A Gilbert Andrew Bunch S B Jackson Jr Thomas Gray O W Brabham George Fisher BE 8 Prindel Otho Roberts G T Ray Frank Blanton J D Humphrey and James Seavey.
W V Henry of Panama Missouri testifies seven years proof that Dr King's New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat lung diseases. The world has thirty eight years proof of its effectiveness for coughs colds lagrippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. Prevents pneumonia. Available at W A Kuykendall drug store 56 cents and 1.00, trial bottle free.
Robt J Kirkwood resigns as manager of the local branch of the International Correspondence Schools after several years of building a strong Western Oregon business. No successor has been appointed.
Marriage licenses issued Saturday afternoon to Harry L. Boyle and Miss Hattle Cook Walter E. Dodge and Miss Polly West Henry Allen Wetzel and Miss Maggie May Bainbridge.
Denver November 16 The American Federation of Labor backed a resolution on excluding Asiatic races. It calls to enlarge the Chinese exclusion act to permanently bar all Asian races in the United States and its sentimental territory, except those already exempted by law.
Pekin reports an edict naming the late empress dowager to oversee empire affairs after the emperor’s accession. The valedictory also commends the new dowager Yeohonala to the regents confidence. Installation and era name are expected on Chinese New Year January 21.
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claiming cures for sore burn and ulcer and savings on doctor bills. Dr Scalese attended Mrs James Kennelly after a horse fall near Seaburds, suffering two fractured ribs.
The advertisement promotes DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as unequaled for weak back backache bladder inflammation and rheumatic pains. It claims antiseptic action and prompt effect and states they are sold by all druggists.
The Allen Fruit Company cannery buzzes with women and girls packing dried prunes for shipment to the East. Prunes are layered and boxed with paper lining for luxury markets. Stewed prunes are called a luxury in Eastern cities. Apple packing starts tomorrow at Lane County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association, with two carloads initial, then more. Apple canning begins early next week and continues for two weeks or more.
Greenleaf Oct 16 Special Correspondence notes a local group purchasing a blooded stallion with Charley Campbell hired to care for a year. A dance at Eli Rust's and a shooting match are planned. Mentions O Wileut and Marion Wheeler called to Eugene plus several others from Alpha and nearby. Wm H Wheeler buys a vacuum cleaner.
A short health notice promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming relief from biliousness malaria and jaundice. The advert invites readers to purchase at W A Kuykendalls drug store for 260 cents.
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