Oregon Triumphs In AnnualOSU-AC Game 12 to 0
Oregon defeated Oregon State College 12 to 0 on Kincaid Field in front of about 4,000 fans. Sap Latourette starred with a 55 yard run and a late 60 yard punt return, while Taylor added a 25 yard run and a successful goal kick after multiple tense exchanges. The win demonstrated Oregon’s superiority over Corvallis and sparked a large student rally and end of day celebrations.
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Kincaid Field
Oregon
Corvallis
Sap Latourette
Taylor
Ore
Keck
Iilbert
Corvallisa
Oregon Ia
A. C
Latourette
Mitchell
Kelloxe
Sullivan
U. A.C
Ead
Kiltz
Bailey
Ss-Gvard Moe
Aeroes
Oregn
Scott
Lafourette
Endburg
Corvalle
Wolff
Michaela
Wolfe
Beott
Clarke
Latoinette
McKinley
Pase
Michael
Orecon
Kikte
Huston
Oregon Man
Halley
Atoucette
Gilbert
Eleventh
Willamette
Albany
Numana
Oregon Touchdown Ignite Fierce Football Rally
In a high speed burst a player outran several defenders to score a goal line touchdown amid cheers. Oregon teammates battled back with spirited interference and relentless transitions as Wolff entered the game boosting Oregon's advantage.
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Oregon
Feld
Wolff
A.C
Oreeon
A. C
Lineup of Teams and Officials for College Game
The lineup lists players by number and last name with positions and weights for the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College. It names the officials Referee Cutts Umpire Luckfield Judge Boyd head linesman Hahn and notes team averages for weights and backfield.
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Dodson
Leor
Charlie
Pinkham
T. R
Wallace
Bailey
Brenner
Mitchell
Duon
Davis
Hawley
Scott
R.t
Elvenden
Main
Kilte
Huntley
Latourette
Reynolds
Sullivan
Hae Bien Keck
Michael
Her
Endberg
Taylor
Bergman
University of Oregon
Lnesman
Oregon Agricultural College
Cutts
Luckfield
Boyd
Hahn
Still Another Fountain for Depot Park in Eugene
Civic beautification spreads as Eugene residents add a bronze drinking fountain at the depot park site near the Rose garden. High School students form a committee to raise funds, while Frazer Iron Works delivers electric globes to be mounted on Oregon Granite Co. columns. The project seeks community ownership and may extend to Willamette Street if successful.
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Depot Park
Eugene
Oregon Granite Co
8. P. Co
Hartog
Hug
Grammer
Frazer Iron Works
Waelsb Ca
Portland
Martog
Hie
Resebure
Pacific Electric Co
Denver
Willamette Street
Oregon National Guard Officers Ordered to Study Military Duties
An order from the Adjutant General requires Oregon National Guard officers to study a formal course from November 15, 1909, to May 1, 1910. Subjects include drill regulations map reading guard duty official correspondence and field service regulations with examinations.
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Oregon National Guard
Adjutant General
Finzer
Army
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Marean Hurd Reappears Safe at Hill Ranch
Marean Hurd is reported safe and well after appearing at the Hill ranch about 45 miles from Eugene yesterday. He left Eugene November 5 with provisions to spend winter as a forest ranger en route to Rossland, Crook County, and officials feared he might be lost in snow while awaiting better weather.
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Marean Hurd
Eugene
Lowell
C. R. Seltz
Cascade Forest Reserve
Hurd
Hill Ranch
Roesland
Crook County
Permanent exhibit at the Commercial Club quarters
E. M. Warren returns from Seattle with Eugene grain taken by the state at Salem while efforts to recover it continue. Lane county fruit jars head to Chicago for display at expos, and temporary cases are set up at the club awaiting January space.
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E. M. Warren
Eugene
Seattle
Salem
Nee
Wehrung
al Henee
Chicago
U. B. Land and Irrigation Exposition
House
Hartog
George Turner
Stevens & Hulin
Warren
Portland May Have Outlaw Baseball
Portland, Nov. 18. If the Mc Credies go with the Northwest ern League they will invade Portland the Northwest ern League will invade the city if the McCredies elect to stay with the Pacific Coast League. Joseph Cohn, owner of the Spokane team, says he stands ready to back the McCredies and fight to the end if they cut out the Pacific Coast League. George Schroeder, owner of the Tacoma team, states that while he...
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Portland
A. R. Dickson
Vancouver
McFarlane
Aberdeen
McCredies
Northwestern Baseball League
Pacific Coast League
Northwestern League
Joseph Cohn
Spokane
George Schroeder
Tacoma
Croner Wins Rock Contract for Coburg Bridge Protection
The county court set a rock supply contract for 200 yards to Charles F Croner at 99 cents per yard amid a rival bid from C B Rickman at one dollar. The project aims to protect the riverbank and bridge near Coburg from further erosion with a rock revetment.
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Me Kenorie
Coburg
Charles F. Croner
C. B. Rickman
Abstract firms merge to form Lane County Abstract Company
A. E. Wheeler sells his Eugene abstract business to J. B. Bell, Paul Merrill, D. F. Skene and Fred G. Stickler. The four form Lane County Abstract Company, consolidating three established firms to offer accurate, prompt service at former prices from Wheeler's office. Wheeler retires to practice law after 20 years as a pioneer in the field.
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A. E. Wheeler
J. B. Bell
Paul Merrill
D. F. Skene
Fred G. Stickkler
Lane County Abstract Company
Wheeler
Eugene
Messrs
Skene
Freezing strike broken at Spokane Eugene to Coos Bay
Spokane reports the I. W. W. street crews have ended their freezing strike and now haul their own cordwood under guard at the old Franklin school. In Marshfield Henry Diers returns from a two week tour for Kidder Johnson capitalists studying a Eugene to Coos Bay railroad route with a proposed 105 mile coastal link. Minneapolis interests show gains in Eugene with plans to back a road from Eugene to Coos Bay via the coast, and a $47000 Eugene subscription tied to the project.
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Spokane
Eugene
Coos Bay
Old Franklin
Sullivan
Coss Bay
Fisence
Roseburg
Minneapolis
Kidder- Johnson
Alaska Coal Land Cases Hearings Begin in Seattle
The Cunningham coal land cases open this afternoon with 35 entries. Testimony before Special Commissioner McGee will take about four days in Seattle and later proceed at Smyme.
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Seattle
Navy
Cunningham Coal Land
McGee
Speme
No Change in Official Personnel of Western Union
New York November 19 officials of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company announced there would be no change in the official personnel of the Western Union due to the transfer of control of that company to the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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New York
American Telephone& Telegraph Company
Western Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Advertised Letters Listing Names from Nov 17 1909
Public notice of letters advertised at the post office dated November 17, 1909. The list includes Abbety John Allen E B Bowen Henry Bradie Mrs Belle Bradshaw Clinton Christensen Chas Crow Mrs L J Day E C DuBrille Mrs Durstine Mrs May Edwards J R Forbes Mrs James Gorne J G Hallock Walter L Harling A P Hodges C W Hyring Norman Von King Clarence Kurby Effie Lavon Miss Pearl two Mann R C McBee Wm Minnie Miss Moore Oscar Maudd Bud Murphy John D Murray Mrs Carson Pollock W S Rameden Thos Ray Brce Roberts Mrs Hattie Rommans C C Rosen C J Smith Kathleen S Spencer Mrs Minnie Stephenson Raymond Temple Mrs Minnie Thompson Clark W Williams Mrs J L Page P M.
Newport Rail Link Plan Moves With C E Survey
Southern Pacific surveyors arrived from Yaquina to begin extending the Corvallis and Eastern railroad to Newport. Newport council opened bids for waterworks bonds and Morris Bros. of Portland won the entire $30,000 issue at par with a premium of 300.
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Newport, Or
Southern Pacific
Yaquina
Corvallis & Eastern
Newport
Morris Bros. of
Portland
Marriages in Eugene and Wildwood in 1909
In Eugene on November 16 1909 Mark Trunnell wed Mrs Rose Turner with Justice of the Peace R S Bryson officiating. In Eugene on November 19 1909 Edward Boyd married Miss Ella May Tennis, both residents of Wildwood.
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Eugene
Mark Trunnell
Rose Turner
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Edward Boyd
Ella May
Wildwood
Birth Announcement for Byrom Carney Family Daughter
A daughter was born near Thurston on November 16, 1969 to Mr and Mrs Byrom Carney. The newborn adds joy to the family with celebrated arrival.
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Thurston
Byrom Carney
Sutherland Leaves for Walton from Galice
J A Sutherland, who arrived recently from Galice Josephine county, departed this morning for his home at Walton, concluding a short visit.
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J. A. Sutherland
Galice Josephine County
Walton
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