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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

4

Funeral of Samuel Handsaker Pioneer of Lane County

The funeral for Samuel Handsaker, a Lane County pioneer chronicled in yesterday's Guard, was held at Gordon undertaking parlors and his remains sent to Portland for cremation. Born November 19 1831 in Hatton England he died aged 77 years 10 months and 16 days. He came to the United States in 1843 with family and settled in the Umpqua valley in 1854. He served in Oregon Mounted Volunteers and helped subdue Indians by 1856. He married Sarah Cannon in 1856 and later lived near Eugene Dexter and finally in Eugene before returning to Dexter. He left a wife and several children and authored Pioneer Life. Julia, his eldest daughter, died at 12.

Samuel Handsaker Lane County Deaca Gordon Undertaking Portland Sam Hatton Derbyshire England New Orleans Oregon St. Louis Plains Umpqua Valley Oakland Laban Buoy 2D Regiment of Oregon Mounted Volunteers

Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy Promises Gentle Healing

An old advertisement claims the remedy uses mountain shrub leaves and stems to soothe tickling or dry bronchial coughs. It asserts safety for mothers to give to infants, containing no opium or chloroform, and promises to calm the cough and heal membranes. Demand Dr Shoop’s from all dealers.

Shoop

Pennant Winners in Major Leagues through 1909

List of National and American League pennant winners by year. Names Chicago Boston Providence Detroit New York Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburg Philadelphia and Detroit appear across 1876 to 1909 with multiple early repeats and some OCR errors in the years and city spellings.

National League Chicago Boston Providence Detroit New York Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburg Philadelphia

Warrant Out For Roller's Arrest

Seattle October 5. Doc Roller faces criminal libel charges and a warrant issued for arrest on accusations he threatened a newspaper man by alleging the writer sought 25 percent of gate receipts from his last match or exposure of his methods. Samuel P. Dolan of Albany elected president of Notre Dame senior class. noted athlete and student with ties to Oregon Agricultural College.

Seattle, Waash Roller Sameul P. Dolan Albany Notre Dame University Notre Dame Ind Mr. Dolan Oregon Oregon Agricultural College

Young Corbett Is Down and Out in Ring Collapse

Boston report says former lightweight champion Young Corbett of Denver was dragged from the ring by his seconds in the fifth round at the Armory after Dave Deschler of Cambridge floored him in a dire moment.

Boston Young Corbett Denver the Armory Dave Deschler Cambridge

Scene of Mine Explosion Reported in Bullitch's Stall

Survivors describe a blow-out shot believed to have caused the disaster at the 21-2 level near Bullitch's Stall. Miners Jague W Davison E Dunn were present as bodies arrived and the scene was marked by pallid, pitiful aftermaths.

Jague W. Davison E. Dunn Bullitch Bullitech

Salems Hunt For George Meyers Continues In Oregon

Salem Oregon Oct 6 Sheriff Minto and deputies return after search for George Meyers felon and Eckhart slayer. Meyers brothers Henry and Milton Meyers send J L Combs to Silver Creek to locate and persuade Meyers to surrender. Combs knows the fugitive from mountains and falls area and is still in the woods seeking Meyers. Meyers last noted heading southwest toward Sublimity Stayton with no plan to evad officers, expect Combs to bring him back to Salem for trial.

Salem, Or Harry P. Minto W. J. Culver George Meyers Tom Eckhart Salem Henry W Milton W. Meyers Meyers Department Meyers Meyers Brothers J. L Combs Minto Hall H. W M. L. Mevers George Silver Falls City

Death of Mrs Clarence Morss and infant daughter

Friends are shocked by the death of Mrs Clarence Morss at Cottage Grove on Monday morning after a brief illness. A baby girl was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Morss but died Monday morning due to a weak heart, and the mother died a few hours later. Funeral planned for late this week to allow distant relatives to attend.

Clarence Morss Cottage Grove

Local Births and Health Ad Claims in 1909 Notices

Birth notices list eight pound babies born to Hutchinson at Cottage Grove Oct 2 1909 Wendling area couple L J Crow and wife Oct 6 1909 a son 8 pounds in Eugene and Sept 15 1999 in Chicago Professor Mark Bailey and wife a son Oct 4 1909 Cedar Flat Howard S Clift and wife a son. An editorial note discusses treating the cause of stomach troubles via Dr Shoop restorative claiming rapid gains within 48 hours. Oregon fruit trade update notes Sacramento inquiry about Oregon red apples. crop described as poor notes Portland shortage and California substitution.

General Hospital Eugene L. J. Crow Wendling Chicago Mark Bailey Shoop J. O. Holt Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association Sacramento Oregon

Dexter Merchant William Williams En Route to Portland

William Williams of Dexter reports strong trade as the Oregon Eastern construction begins. Supplies for the camp are largely hauled from Goshen through Dexter, reflecting rising business activity in town today.

William Williams Dexter Portland Oregon Eastern Goshen

Fortnightly club delegates named for state convention

The Fortnightly club lists its official delegates to the state convention of women's clubs at Forest Grove. The six members are Mrs. KB E De Cou, Mrs. A R Sweetser, Mrs. Lisehen M Miller, Mrs. W P Boynton, Mrs FE O Potter, and Mrs O F Stafford.

Forest Grove KB. E. de Cou A. R. Sweetser Lisehen M. Miller W. P. Boynton FE. O. Potter O. F Stafford

Public school enrollment reaches 1764 students

The total enrollment across all public school buildings stands at 1764, signaling a steady district-wide student count. The figure consolidates multiple campuses under the district system, reflecting current attendance figures.

New Head of Harvard College Inauguration

Cambridge Mass Oct 6 President Abbott Lawrence Lowell was formally inaugurated head of Harvard University in front of University Hall. Educators and scientists from across the United States and abroad attended the ceremony, with the Board of Overseers presenting the university keys and official seal.

Cambridge Mass United States Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard University University Hall Edward A. Fairbairn Lowell Board of Overseers John D. Lang Warvard

Inaugural Exercises Open at Old University Style

President Lowell's address outlined future governing policies as students and guests gathered for the inaugural day. Dinners were held in Memorial Hall for men and Bertram Hall for women, with a Boston Symphony Orchestra concert at Sanders Theatre and a student demonstration in the Stadium ending the day.

Atlantic Lowell Memorial Hall Bertram Hall Radcliffe Boston Symphony Orchestra Sander

Births Far In Excess Of Deaths Here

Dr. J W Harris county health officer reports September totals: 33 births with 17 males and 16 females, 18 deaths—five due to heart disease and other causes. Contagious cases include typhoid fever and diphtheria among others.

J. W. Harris

Williams Chosen Track Manager for Northwest Team

Ben Williams, Northwest champion pole vaulter, was chosen by the athletic council last evening as track manager for the year to fill the vacancy created by Huston’s elimination by the four-year rule. This is an excellent choice.

Ben Williams Northwest Counc!l Huston

Petition seeks water election for Lang Creek gravity system

Cottage Grove Oregon October 5 A petition of 100 freeholders was presented to the city council requesting the council order an election in mid October to issue 10000 dollars in bonds for bringing in a gravity water system from Lang Creek a distance of one and a half miles The proposal aims to finance a new water supply with a gravity system from Lang Creek to the city.

Cottage Grove Lang Creek

Dr Shoop Health Coffee marketed as coffee substitute

A grocer’s copy claims Dr Shoop Health Coffee is a clever blend of toasted grains malt and nuts with no real coffee. It promises a genuine satisfying coffee flavor and notes it is quick to prepare in a minute and sold by all grocers.

Eugene Commercial Club Discusses Billboards and New Brick Factory

The Eugene Commercial Club board reviewed finances and debated a billboard ban to keep the city from being an attractive field for advertisers. They considered a pressed brick factory near Eugene using local clay and a drain tile prospect. A written offer from Stephen Carver to build a Slusian road 15 miles from Eugene to Elmira was favorably received, with a proposed $40,000 bonus paid in installments and a plan to connect to the Corvallia line. a joint meeting with local groups was planned to evaluate feasibility and Carver’s terms.

Eugene Commercial Club Routinne Ousnese Yoran Pew WM Green Eugene Stephen Carver Hartog Carver Elmira Corvallis Corvallia Lane County Asset Co Commercial Club Merchants’ Association The Asset Co

Son of Vice President Sherman Weds in Utica

In Utica on October 5 a fashionable wedding united Eleanor Millar with Richard M. Sherman, son of Vice President James S. Sherman. The guest list featured a distinguished crowd and the President and Mrs Taft sent gifts among many others from prominent circles.

Sherman Utica Misa Eleanor Millar Richard M. Sherman James 8. Sherman Mra Taft

Lane County Medical Society Meets on Dairy Sanitation

The Lane County Medical Society held its monthly meeting Saturday night. Dr EB L Siggine of the government bureau of animal industry addressed the gathering on clean dairies as a tuberculosis preventative. A committee was appointed to inspect Lane county dairies sanitation conditions.

Lane County Medical Society EB l L. Siggine Government Bureau of Animal Industry Lane County Dairies

Daughters of Isabella Organized on Pacific Coast

The first court of Daughters of Isabella in the Pacific Coast region began Sunday night at the new Catholic academy building with 84 members. Court Oregon No. 115, instituted by Jon Franewa, reports officers, charter members, and a celebratory Langnet, signaling strong Catholic women organizing locally.

Abella Keights of Columbuse Pacific Coast Sew Catholic Academy Eugene Cathbolics St. Mary's Church Eugene Portland Metropolia Oregon No Joe. Franzewa F. X. Schaefers Greta Bristow J. E. Heaton Leecturer Clarence Iddings Monitor Low Kolker Katherine Hastings Bistorian Misa Liggle Nurrie Mayme Sullivan George Heitzman G. Scherzinger G Hurbach Jos Koke Norbert Aya Nf. Nurrie F. J Berger J. Nurtie Flox Schaefers J E Heaton Talo Smith Howard Woods

Alton Chosn Well Leader At University

Robert Alton of Livingston Montana 1912 chosen well leader at the University after a rivalrous tryout system. A popular sophomore and Sigma Nu member he was a Portland Academy graduate and known for his athletic council role in selecting a track manager. Miss Mary Morgan returns from Chicago and will meet students at the School of Music studio tomorrow.

Robert Alton Livingston Mont Alton Portland Academy Sigma Nu Mary Morgan School of Music Chicago

Hartwig Pleads Guilty In Police Court

Chas Hartwig pleaded guilty to a drank and disorderly charge in the police court this morning. Judge Bryson assessed the usual ten dollar fine after Officer Honney made the arrest.

Chas, Hartwig Bryson Honney

Ten Acres Harvest Near River Road Reach Big Crop

On ten acres along the river road below the city T. J. Kirk harvested 17,000 pounds of boot dried and thinned to seasonal yield. The report notes an upper ef and marks this as remarkable given a short crop this year.

Citvy T. J. Kirk

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. H. Friendly Willamet Ile Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Geo. Meyers CC. Hutchinson Cedar Flat Howard S. Clift Harvard College Abbott L. Lowell Claris W. Ellot Harvard James Enevet Lowell Harris Williams Beach Bridge & Beach Chambers Sabella Mughtere of Alton Chosn Livingston, Mont Sloffheimer Common Pleas Freeman Raphael Willier Hie Preman Miller Lowe Miller Wilds Ite C H. Preston Sey Robert & Richardson Mice Lilaa Keleo Kev. W. M. Srekine Methodist Begene Bunday Dale L. Bryan Mie Frankie HB. Caylor Bugem Kev DH. Trimble Frank Whiteman Bartlett Bran Nw Francisc Cavalog Free Bod
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