Oregon Defeats Corvallis Eleven At Multnomah Field
Varsity outplays Corvallis at every point in a 0 to 0 first half and a punting battle in the second half. Moulton kicks give Oregon a halftime lead as Latourette stars at quarterback and Clark boots well. Crowd at Multnomah Field roars with Oregon fans and reports confirm two field goals in the first half.
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Varsity
Corvallis Eleven
Moulsen
Oregon
Oregon Corvallis
Wolfe
Multnomah
Eugene
Punta
Corvallis
Latourette
Clark
Dodson
Michael
Maing
Pinkham
Moullen
Alag
Tigers
Wolf
Gagnon
Agrics
Dobbin Pinkham
M T
Daminon
Wallace Wugrds
Kelly Gilles
Evenden Moulton
T. Ll
Cady Latonnette
Gagnon Hurd
Wola Malin R. HL L
Cooper Clark
OreoCoon
Fred Moullen
Filing of Suit Creates Sensation in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on November 21 a suit was filed in the United States circuit court by Mrs. Melissa Z Funk of Attica Indiana to recover 20000 from the 200000 estate of Theodore F P Bunnell founder of Grand Junction Colorado and a Santa Monica capitalist The suit cites letters and promissory notes signed by Bunnell claiming remorse for a 13 year old girl and a petition for forgiveness through notes payable from his estate The deceased lived in Santa Monica for years and died a year ago near Colorado Springs His wife died two years earlier The executor refused the claim The first note bears the date April 26 1860
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Los Angeles
United Sates Ecircuit Court
Melissa Z. Funk
Attica
Ind
Theodore FP. Bunnell
Grand Junction
Colo
Santa Monica
Cal
Wee'tern Courte
Bunnell
Punk
Meliser
Woodlawn
M Tuck
Speakers Set for Good Roads Meeting Saturday
The Good Roads committee plans a Bu venue meeting Saturday afternoon with Hon J F Albert of Salem and Judge John H Bealt among principal speakers. Invitations were extended to numerous local leaders and officials from Creswell Cottage Grove Springfield Junction and more for short talks.
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Bunée
Commercial Club
J. F. Albert
Balem
John H. Bealt
City
G. RR. Chrisman
J. T. Atkinson
W. T Rallye
Meadow
Rodney Stott
Coburg
BR. J. Hemphill
Pleasant Hill
George A. Dorris
Springfield
J. Jeebo
Ell Bangs
F. J. Hard
W. C. Conner
D W. Bath
Cottage Grove
J. M. Stafford
T. A. Schaeter
L. D. Scar
Sperry Denies Shore Leave for 10 Sailors at Manila
In Manila on November 21 Rear Admiral Sperry refused leave of absence for sailors of the Atlantic battleship fleet during Manila Bay stay. He cites medical officer advice and concerns over cholera outbreaks, noting no cases have been reported to health authorities. The decision provoked strong reaction from Governor-General Smith and is likely to reach President Roosevelt for resolution.
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Manila
Sperry
Smith
Manila Bay
Hle
Health Department
Helom
Roosevelt
Died In Eugene John Clayton dies at 72 in 1908
John Clayton aged 72 died in Eugene on November 2608. He never married and lived alone near the river in the northwest part of the city. He was a native of Scotland and the funeral is set for Monday at 2 PM with interment in the I O O F cemetery. Deredent and Mrs James Offitt are noted.
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Eugene
John Clayton
Deredent Wie
Scotland
Honoaver
James Offitt
W. D. Carpenter
Nex
One Vote Against President Gompers in AFL Election
Denver reports Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor with one dissenting vote by Daniel J Keefe who withdrew as a candidate after supporting the president. James Duncan and John Mitchel were re elected as first and second vice presidents and all other vice presidents were also re elected. The next AFL meeting place was chosen.
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Denver
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Daniel J. Keefe
Atlnome
Gompeore
James Duncan
Granite Cutters’ Union
John Mitchel
Crowds Exceed Expectations at Cottage Grove Fair
Cottage Grove saw larger crowds than expected on the fair opening day. Attendees viewed exhibits across women’s crafts, home products, and foods, plus notable displays in mining, vegetables, and school projects. Livestock and fancy horses drew interest, with notable entries from local breeders and regional exhibitors.
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Cottage Grove
Nes
Lane County
Biegest
Crow
Lorane
Fred Walker
Iowa
Nebraska
Cottare Grove
Cottage Grove Manufacturing Company
Oregon Mineral Water Company
London
Morton
Creswell
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality For Debilitated
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for general debility and weakness. It claims the tonic vitalizes the blood and restores vigor to all organs, offered in liquid form or Sarsatabs, 100 doses.
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Hood
Arcade Theatre Opens in Cottage Grove Amid Block Upgrades
Grove Notes Hanna and Cline bought the cigar store from M. A. Clark and added improvements. E Wallace tears down Veath block walls damaged by fire to raise a new building five feet back to align with neighboring structures. Burkholder block nearly finished with interior filling, soon housing a dry goods store. Cottage Grove also awaits broader county talk as county seat.
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Ths
Ge Grove
Hanna
Cline
M. A. Clark
E. Wallace
Veath
Burkholder
Carpenteras
Cottage Grove
Rate Cut Proposed for California Lumber Shipments
Washington officials move to apply Pacific Northwest lumber rates to California shipments to Chicago, dropping the rate from 61 to 59 cents per thousand. Lumbermen from the Pacific coast and eastern states gather for the ways and means committee hearing to present their case, with Oregon witness C. W. Nibley and Portland’s George M. Cornwall preparing briefs. Western and eastern interests debate duty levels and potential changes to wood product import terms.
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Washington
Inter- Blas Commerce Commission
Pacific Northwest
Callifornia
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Ways and Means
C. W. Nibley
Oregon
George M. Cornwall
Portland
Wars and Means
Cornwall
Nibley
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Canada
Eagles Will Build Home On Willamette Street
Eugene Aerie No 275 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a new home on Willamette Street near Fifth next spring. A three story block is favored though two stories are possible. Membership has grown to about 300 with 81 new initiates in three months and aims for 400 by year’s start. The aerie is financially sound and paid out significant sick and accident benefits.
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Eugene Aerie
Order of Eagles
Willamette Street
Fifth
The
Aerie
Aerse
Aerle
Anna Gould Plans New Divorce After Court Revelations
Paria Nov. 18 Anna Gould reportedly intends to apply for divorce from the Prince de Sagat. Court statements indicate ongoing marital troubles as the former Count Honore de Castellane’s attorney Maltre Roonet made the sensational claim. Honore de Castellane attended and smiled.
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Paria
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagat
Count Honl de Castellane
Anna
Hon
Important suit in federal court in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 20 Henry B Ripley filed a United States circuit court suit to recover property losses from the Spring Valley Water Company after the April 19 1906 fire. He claims numerous assigned claims may total 17 000 000 and alleges faulty water main operation and insecure foundations. Judge M L Pipes of Portland is in the city for a day or so.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
Henry 8. Ripley
Spring Valley Water Company
Cottage Grove Fair closes with strong poultry show
The Cottage Grove District Fair concluded with clear skies and strong turnout. Poultry dominated the exhibits under judge B. F. Keeney, featuring breeds from Langshans to Bantams and a lengthy array of prize winners across multiple entries and pens.
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Cottage Grove
R. C. Arne
B. F. Keeney
Lane County
Keeney
Sale of extensive Miller and Lux properties in dispute
Los Angeles reports extensive Lux holdings in Oregon and California were sold for about 20 million dollars with 1 million paid down. German American buyers led by Liggett and Meyers and Adolphus Busch were linked to the deal. The assets include 450000 acres in California with 30000 oil lands and 250000 acres in Oregon, plus 120000 cattle and 20000 on ranches. The deal would shift San Francisco butcher monopoly to a Rasterg firm. reports denied by Miller & Lex office in San Francisco as of November 21.
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Los Angeles
Lux
Oregon
California
Liggett and Meyers
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Sancisco
How Haas Got His Revolver Inquest Opens
San Francisco November 20 The coroner s inquest into the death by self inflicted action of Maris Haas began with a focus on how the revolver reached Haas The gun expert O Diwmer testified moisture would have rusted a concealed weapon if kept in the hill shore area Officers testified it would have been impossible for Haas s wife to slip him the weapon during a jail interview
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San Francisco
Maris Hhas
Haas
O. Diwmer
Hill
Hane
Harvard Wins Great Gridiron Battle
Harvard victorious in a hard fought gridiron clash as reports describe a tense contest with strong offense and stout defense. Details remain fragmented but the outcome favors Harvard amid a competitive showdown.
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Harvard
County Should Offer Big Bounty on Cougars and Gray Wolves
Vida, Nov. 20. Editor Guard recounts Al Montgomery missing goals but tracking game with Milo Thompson and Fred Montgomery. A cougar killed a goat after being treed and shot. a wildcat was also killed. The dog, a famed varmint hound, has treed bears and cougars and killed bobcats. The writer argues for higher bounties on varmints to protect deer, urging $2.50 for wildcats and $20 to $25 for cougars and gray wolves.
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Pr. Brown
McKengie
Will Eugene Hold A Winter Chicken Show At Cot tage Grove
Rural interest grows in Cot tage Grove for a possible chicken show this winter if Eugene fanciers decide to organize. Wheat day faded as Wood tents day passed with little order others. The Eugene visitors enjoyed an evening band concert at the pavilion and many traveled home on the night train.
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Eugene
Cottage Grove
Engene
Reine Saturn
Albany College Wins Football Game From Eugene High School
Albany College defeats Eugene High School in a late afternoon game as the visitors score multiple touchdowns and lead into the second half. The contest features turnovers and key plays, with Albany securing the win despite Eugene’s efforts.
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Albany College
Eugene High Schoo
Print Paper Famine Near Athens Warns Mills
Fragmentary 19th century dispatch warns of looming paper shortage in Athens region. Poor conditions and rising costs threaten mills and distribution. Authorities weigh duties and tonnage impacts as investors worry about supply and prices.
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Curtis Veatch
W. M. Wheeler
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Sarah Cochran
J. J. Jones
Bob
Witt Hambridge
J. D. Anderson
Shire Company
Cooper
J. R. Wheeler
Eagles
M. L. Pipes
Plymouth Rocks
John Phillips
Pollat
Charles Mathews
D.-B. Chamberlain
M. M. Lower
Alty King
M.-M. Lower
Partridge Plymont Rocks
Veatell
D. &. Chamberlan
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Mia
M. A. Walker
A. Brond
Robert Griffin
Golden Wyandottes
W. €. Conner
Wyandottes
Harry Wynn
Buckeyves
J. D. DuBaille
Burt Coching
F. H. Rosenberg
Black Langshans
W. <. Conner
Secon
Sliver Gray Dorkings
K. E. Bright
Buff Orpingtons
Houdans
F. F. Bright
DuBuille
D. F. Aubrey
Cockearel
Rolf Leghorns
Grace Bennett
White Leghorns
F. B. Phillias
C. Brown Lechorns
Roy Lambert
White Rabbite
Oscar Slack
Roscoe Warner
Miller & Lex
Tnfan
Coos Ray
B. M. Miller
Blue River
Albany
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Bu High School
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Rere
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