Oregon and Washington clash in muddy Northwest title bid
Rain soaked crowd of about 700 watched Oregon beat Washington 16 to 6 at Kincaid Field. First half saw McKinney and Bowes score for Washington to tie 6 6. In the second half Kuykendall and Chandler added touchdowns as Oregon pulled ahead 16 6 final. Washington arrived late after floods and delays. Oregon faced injuries to Latourette Hug Moullen while Bezdek eyed Multnomah game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Kincaid Field
Kuykendall
Chandler
Goul
Northwest
Seattle
Place
Latourette
Hug
Moullen
Bezdek
Multnomah
W. Lair Thompson
Albany
Bruce Shorts
Trans-Mississippi Congress Opens in Kansas City
Kansas City November 20 delegates and spectators fill the convention hall for the seventeenth annual Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress. David R. Francis of St Louis delivers the annual address and H D Loveland of San Francisco speaks for California after the earthquake and fire relief appeal. Other speakers include BETH Harriman Victoria Alderson of Colorado and FF B Thurber of New York as an important session is held this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Congress
H. D. Loveland
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Beth, Harriman
Victor
Alderson
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
FF. B. Thurber
York
Dan Kelly’s 100 Yard Record Approved by AAU
New York November 19 The record of 35 seconds for 100 yards set by Dan J. Kelly of the University of Oregon at Spokane Washington on June 23 last has been approved by the American Amateur Athletic Union and will stand as a world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan J. Kelly
University of Oregon
Eugene
Danger From Plague Coughs and Colds Warned
Foret City resident Geo Walla praises King's New Discovery for coughing illnesses and colds. He claims rapid relief, prevention of pneumonia, and strengthening effects against consumption. The ad guarantees 100 percent satisfaction through W L Delano's drug store with a trial bottle offered. Also notes J B Noland's return from Eugene after visiting sister Mrs W T Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Geo. Walla
Forest City
W. L. Delano
Worst storm ever known in Lone Star State
Topeka dispatches report the Panhandle region hit by a severe storm with railroads damaged and trains snowbound between Carlsbad New Mexico and Amarillo Texas. Cattle distressed as the region endures what is described as the worst storm on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star State
Topeka
Kan
Panhandle
Th Atchison, Topeka & Banta Fe
Carlsbad, N. M
Amaril
Tennessee Suppers Prom Seereous Floods
Rain continues across Shelby county causing severe floods. Food losses are estimated around 250000 dollars. Bridges washed out and railroad traffic impeded across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby County
Negro Troops Not Dismissed in Washington and New York
Fort Reno November 20. Orders from Washington to hold the discharge of colored troops without honor are not surprising locally, with belief that final action will require further investigation. New York November 20. A cable from the president declining to suspend discharging the Twenty-fifth regiment but open to new evidence was released by Gilchrist Stewart of the Constitutional League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Reno
Washington
War Department
New York
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Gilchrist Stewart
Constitutonal League
Carnegie denies donation for arbitration drive
Andrew Carnegie denies giving a million dollars to Congressman Bartholdi to back international arbitration. Lieutenant Peary's steamer Roosevelt is weatherbound at St George's Bay. Pope Pius has sent benediction to Cardinal Vascary, primate of Hungary, who is near death. He is the richest of the car-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Consreseman Bartholdi
Peary
Roosevelt
St. George's Bay
Pope Pius
Cardinal Vascary
Hungary
Jury in Etter liquor case still qu ut
Judge Harris sentenced Loren and Lawrence Farlow to 20 days each in county jail after a jury found them guilty of giving intoxicating liquor to a minor Erma Miller. The Emil Etter liquor case jury was announced with names like Cheshire Bogart Harwood and Winfrey. Witnesses included Marvin Martin under a larole sentence for horse theft who said he bought whiskey as ginger ale at Etters. Breyer pled not guilty to selling liquor after a demurrer was overruled. Lurch vs Atkins and Scott could not reach a verdict and was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Loren
Lawrence Farlow
Erma Miller
Etter
Emil Etter
W. P. Cheshire
A. G. Bogart
Nason Harwood
J. F Minney
J. M. Smigley
J. H. McFarland
Walter Blachley
Levi Herkshire
J. W. Quackenbush
A. T Bennett
H. H. Ruth
T. 5. Winfrey
Marvin Martin
Etter's Place
Blackley
Steve Southworth
Etter’s Place
Southworth
Arthur Sloan
Breyer
Herman Breyer
Thurston News Highlights Local Happenings
McKenzie ferry stopped for a week due to high water. Mrs. Edmiston and Mrs. Birch improved in health. Miss Stacy teaches Mt. Vernon school. Hayden property bought by Grandpa and Grandma Danks. Logs work by Platt brothers and Edmiston trio near Wendling. Thurston social at Miss Stella Gray’s featured games and music. Community notes cover visitors, school staff, and local service adverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillah Howard
Allen Stansbie
Grandpa
Grandma Danks
Dakota
Hayden
Pr. Conley
Birch
George
Walter Platt
Roy Edmiston
Tom Howard
Wendling
Portland
Misa Howe
Eugene
Miss Scharen
Creswell
C. BE
Stella Gray
Lillah
Pearl Howard
Ethel
Florence
Grace Pratt
Adella Scharen
Clare Stacy
Ethel Edmiston
Mabel
Ethel Conley
Olive Gray
Howard
Robert Pratt
Henry Howard
Carl Totten
Ray Baugh
Harry Russell
John and
Ira Nice
Frank Edmiston
Edwin Magness
Charles Donaldson
Wallace Carney
Alva Armitage
Ernest Conley
Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Clerk Office
The county clerk records numerous real estate transfers including Frank C Barnes and Mrs F C Barnes to F A Rankin for lots 1 and 2 in block 37 Junction City and Laura E Bean to F C Bean for 116 acres in section 2 township 18 south range 1 west for $1.00. Also listed are transfers involving multiple land parcels across Springfield Junction City Eugene and Coburg with prices from $1.00 to $1,500 and several 160 acre parcels with patent U S to various grantees. The entries show transfers by individuals trustees and companies including Secur ity Savings Trust Co Santa Fe Pacific Railroad City E Rolfe and West Point Lodge No 62 I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Rankin
Junction City
Fannie Stearns
L. A. Barbie
T. C. Wheeler
G. C. Walker
Fingal Hinds
Cottage Grove
E. C
Mary Martin
J. Walter Vanscoyac
Springfield
Jane Crawford
Township
U. S
Alexander Crawford
Laura E. Bean
F. C. Bean
FP. T. Barnes
L. C. Rankin
John R. Campbell
Securities Savings & Trust Co
Howard W. Rowland
Louis E Bean
S. B
Eliza J. Eakin
Seecurity Savings & Trust Co
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Ci
Ty E
Rolfe
Jessie K
Leona W. Flint
E. Cooper
Washburne & Milllorn
James
Robert B. Richardson
J. D. Cox
Ralph E
Pearl Cartwright
R. H. Ivy
Fairmount
Jonah Signor
Alma Lucina Signor
Peter
Harriet Nye
Andrew H. Peterson
Eugene Kester
G. O
Olive
T. S
Fred H. Berger
W. E
Orpha Ellen Wise
Andrew Hinkson
Mabel C. Barbour
Clair Hinkson
Henry Hinkson
Nelson C
L. B. Hinkson
A. H. Hinkson
Benjimen
Eliza
McIntoah
Eugene
John J. Elwood
Wm. E. Wise
Nancy C. Conrad
Nelson C. Kinkson
C. W. Collier
Constance
Alexanderson
W. E. Brown
Wade H. Daugherty
Mack Daugherty
Frank D. Wheeler
Francis M
Martha A. Niew
Thurston Fruit and Evaporating Co
Hattie E
E. F. Smith
W. N. McLaughlin
Frank Smith
Glan A
Kate C. Brigham
Monroe Mill Co
van Ordstrand
FL Aa
Thomas
Mina Green
Amanda FE
James Koch
Merchants Adopt Rules of Credit
The Merchants' Protective Association held a meeting and adopted credit rules to take effect January 1, 1907. Accounts are due 30 days after date or on the first of the following month, with eight percent interest from due date. no collectors or statements until overdue. accounts must be secured by note. further credit will be denied to delinquent accounts. Proposals to establish two factories in Eugene, a shoe factory and a paper mill, were discussed and will be pursued with the proposers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Protective Association
Eugene
Mazon
Parsott
Ios
Seattle Produce Co Shipments Big Apple Carloads
The Seattle Produce Company at 64 West Eighth Street buzzes as it ships a large apple load. A carload goes to Montane, one to Portland, with local shipments to Astoria Hoquiam and other northern points. Spitzbergen leads the order with Baldwins and Ben Davis also present. Quality this year is better as pests diminish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Produce Company
West Eghth Street
Nathan Smith
Montane
Portland
Astoria
Hoquiam
Seattle Produce Co
Baldwins
Ben Davis
What Is Catarrh simple Way to Overcome the Dangers
Catarrh is inflammation of the mucous membranes of the nose throat and lungs with many symptoms. Hyomel offers a breathing treatment using a pocket inhaler to reach respiratory cells and kill catarrhal germs. A Hyomel outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents and is guaranteed to cure or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Catholic fair attendees from Albany era noted
Mrs. Darwin Bristow Mrs. S. B. Finnegan and Mrs. F. C. Potts were among those who traveled to Albany today to attend the Catholic fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Bristow
S. B. Finnegan
F. C. Potts
Albany
Ex-Governor Praises Peruna In Personal Letter
A letter from the former Oregon governor extols Peruna, claiming it restores health swiftly, relieves headaches and nerve weariness, and boosts appetite. The missive urges families to obtain Hartman’s free pamphlets and copies of Chronic Catarrh Vhidreas Dyry Play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Irina
Pr T Hartman
Irvin g News Briefs Include Train Trip and Local Moves
Irving reports limited local items with a Frank man traveling to Harrisburg by train and Rev J P Gardiner visiting from Junction. Mrs S L Bond and family travel to Eugene Sunday. a new bell was installed at the U B. The community is notified of day services times. John Wiscarson, ill, plans relocation to Mt Scott, and Mr and Mrs J H Dotty with Grace leave for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Frankman
Harrisburg
John Briggs
S. L. Bond
da Livia
Eugene
U.B
J. P Gardiner
Junction
John Wiscarson
J. H. Dotty
Dw Grace
Mt. Scott
Land
Also Mentioned on This Page
Obedoon
Rooters
Fred Zeigler
Gillis Shee Keene Teigmier Scott Eee
Rel
A Flaherty Arnapiger
Hres
Rtl
Jarvis Pinkham
Sample Moullen
Bragdon Kuykendall
Parker
Bagshaw Zacharias
Moorester
Boges Clarke
Relee Bante
Tion Hall
Dan Kelly
J. B. Noland
W. T. Campbell
Texas
Tennessee
PROM
Etter Liquor
A. B. Atkins
L. C. Scott
Thurston
Thurstoun
Walter Edmiston
Hollister
Rock Mountain
Lion Drug Cor
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mormon Temple
Young
County Clerks Office
Frank C
Mrs
F. C. Barnes
Herbert
Oliva Eakin
A. J. Stewart
Shuld
Lydia A
J. I. Barbie
Kathryn G. Hawk
T. M
Lydia L
Hall
C. FE
Bertha Shumway
R. BE. Veturn
Sladden
Weat Point Lodge
Philippi
Lot
Coburg
D. Barrett
P. Co
B. J. Hogan
Hattie A. Dougherty
Caroline E. Andrews
C. E. Pearson
Eliza C. Kelsay
CU. S
Ing
Pope Peruna
Peruna Medinineo
Ocolumbus
Ohio
W.M. Longet
Onjor
United States
Pera
Josephine (I)ten
Morris
Ore
Peruna
Jysth
Irving 'Rems
Babi Lyons
Cuticura
Remede
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!