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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

9

Pacific Coast Cities Plan Unified Action on National Legislation

San Francisco October 5 leaders from Portland Seattle Tacoma Spokane Los Angeles Oakland and San Francisco meet to form a Pacific coast unity group. Executives and commercial bodies align on all national law affecting Pacific border states.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Pacific Ocean Portland Seattle Tacoma Spokane Los Angeles Oakland

Resigning Councilman Harbaugh Backs Majority Water Plan

After Eugene voters rejected the water bond, Third Ward Councilman I N Harbaugh tendered his resignation to the mayor and council. He defends his record, argues that elected officials must follow the majority platform, and explains support for a gravity water system and Ruehle Creek as source over Fall Creek.

I. N. Harbaugh S. Bryson Harbaugh Eugene Waer Dad Secad Fall Creek Bro “Isher Fallcreek Ruehle Creek Lost Creek Ruehle

Resigning from Eugene City Council by I N Harbaugh

I N Harbaugh announces his resignation from the Eugene city council after two or more daytime meetings and night sessions. He cites unpaid duties, public criticism, and a desire for a better Eugene while urging harmony with the majority and continued public service.

Eugene

Admiral Thomas Retired From Navy After Long Career

Washington October 2 Rear Admiral Charles M Thomas long serving commander of the Atlantic battleship fleet during its world trip and later chief of the fleet was placed on the retired list by age limit. His career began in 1865 with Annapolis graduation and included commands of the Lancaster Brooklyn Oregon and service at the Naval Academy War College and coast surveys. W O Heckart wins contract to build Hovey two story brick at West Eighth and Olive streets price about 13000 with lower floor storefront and upper living rooms.

Washington, D. C Charles M. Thomas Magdalena Bay San Francisco Navy Hmit Thomas Annapolis Naval Academy Naval War College Coast Survey Lancaster Brooklyn Oregon Naval Training Station Newport Hampton Roads Fivans W. O. Heckart Hovey West Eighth and Olive Streets West Eighth

Notable New York Republican clubman George Sheldon

George KR Sheldon treasurer of the Republican national committee ranks among New York’s leading clubmen. He belongs to about twenty clubs including Union League University Harvard Racket and Tennis and the New York Yacht Club. A Harvard graduate of 1870 he has directed financial work for twenty years.

George KR. Sheldon Republican National Committee New York City Union League University Harvard New York Yacht Club

IRRIGATION CONGRESS GOES TO SPOKANE

Spokane was chosen for the next irrigation congress as 140 veterans and others attended the event in Albuquerque with several local items noted. Sailings included the Mayflower and Washcalore Coquille bound for San Francisco, while coal oil for Heceta lighthouse was hauled from Coos Bay to Kyle and Sons. News also covered the Oakland’s arrival, a false plague rumor, and local movements of Fred C. Bean Aubrey Bond and Mr. Baker. A Grenada birth was reported, a son born September 26 1905 to Mr and Mrs William Yost.

Eugene State University Grenada Wm. Yost William Papa West

Lumber firms push operations in Oregon region update

The ChaskK Spaulaing Co of Newberg purchases a yard at Albany and builds a 24 by 100 foot shed as it drives a twelve million foot timber drive from the McKenzie river. McKibben Bros replace a burned mill at Cottage Grove with an 80 HP boiler and 70 HP engine ready to operate. Booth R Kelly Lumber installs a Berlin resaw at Wendling with new sorting table and transfers. Disston Lumber and Chambers Lumber resume operations in October. Oregon Timberman.

Chaskk. Spaulaing Co Newberg Albany P. W. Spink McKenzie River Oregon City McKibben Bros Cottage Grove Walterville Cera Gorda Lumber Company Dorena Seattle Fischer Bros Marcola Bert Andrus Mountain Home Chambers Lumber Co Disston Lumber Company Disston Brown Lumber Company Oregon Timberman

New Boat Willamina Arrives At Florence Port On Siuslaw River

The Willamina, a gasoline freight and passenger craft built for coastal trade, reached Florence from North Bend with flags flying and a shrill whistle. Captain Ludwig Christensen, previously master of the Robarts, now commands the Willamina and may call at Siuslaw often. Local interest grows in establishing regular service to Siuslaw, with a planned fruit exhibit in Eugene to attract newcomers and showcase the valley’s apples. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Knowles of Mapleton returned from Eugene after a few days there.

Willamina North Bend Florence Ludwig Christensen Robarts Willemina Oregon Coos Bay Christensen Siuslaw Eugene Siasian A. P. Knowles Mapleton

Springfield visitors enjoyMontgomery Hotel party night

Mr and Mrs Will Washburne of Junction City and others from Springfield and nearby towns stayed at Montgomerys hotel. The crowded season forced the group into one room. After retiring, patrons downstairs danced while Jim Clark, in a nightshirt, performed a can can with Bill Cheshire joining in. The evening ended with Bill Cheshire fatigue and his coat left carelessly on the floor.

Will Washburne Junction City J. L. Clark B. A. Washburne Will Cheshire Montgomery's McKenzie Jim Clark Bill Cheshire

Bedless after bottle spill leaves locals puzzled

A man claimed gun oil caused a bottle to spill and destroy contents. He left for a long while, returned unable to locate his bed, tried every bed in the room, then crawled to a corner in despair. The crowd laughs as a photo of Jim and Will doing the "cutta-shark" is set to be shown at the Gem theatre.

Will Jim Gem Theatre

Valley Lands Wheat to Death by Water Scarcity

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Stover of Portland visit Corvallis to view Long Tom irrigation. He fears wheat farming here is ruined by drought and soil wear, urges crop rotation and clover. A McMinnville note contrasts small irrigated plots with large dry fields, urging irrigation and efficiency. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are advertised by druggists.

Arthur P. Stover Portland Corvallis The Times Stover Long Tom Farm Eugene McMinnville North Yamhill Preston Busbee California

Next Congress to Meet in Rome in 1911

Washington reports that the next tuberculosis congress will be held in Rome in 1911. An official announcement confirmed the location and year for the international gathering addressing tuberculosis concerns.

Rome Washington

Record-Setting 24-Hour Auto Race At Brighton Beach

George Robertson of New York won the 24-hour auto race driving a Simplex in 4 record miles. Ralph Mulford and a tight finish earned second and third as tire trouble felled Thomas car. A crash near the fence injured crew and spectators. Pinkerton officer Fickett died later of injuries. Several drivers were hurt as chaos followed the finish.

Brighton Beach N. Y George Robertson New York Ralph K. Mulford Brooklyn Rnder Thomas Allen Kingston Hughes Zot Harry Post Carl Brown Post Robertson Mu Fickett Pinkerton Coney Island Roberson Thomas D. Fickett Coney Island Hospital Charles Gatenja Harry Block Harry Cobe

DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Salve Promises Pile Relief

An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Salve as the best salve for piles. It claims quick relief and strong efficacy, urging readers to try the product for hemorrhoidal symptoms.

DeWitt

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Weber Chickering Hinze Schumann Haddorff Hobart M. Cable Kimball Commercial Club Methodist Church Dads George R. Sheldon Irrigation Congress Albuquerque Lane County Lumber and Sawmill News Springfield Montgomery Robertson Hasting Garrett & Mitchell Real Estate Brokers Sixth and Willamette Sts Tolman Studio Willamette Street S. D Over Hail's Grocery East Ninth Street Go. BR Lowerp Mar Eugene Electric Co J. O. Thomas Wiring Sappoltes Electric Phone Main Eugene, OR W. H. Ridgeway Willamette St G. S. Beardsley, M.D McClung Biz McLeod the Tailor Jesse G. Wels Asios Wim. G. Martin Fice Warren Lulu Munkers Mar Wa Shinn the West Eighth Street Smyths Transfer Co WH. Smyth Prop Vrain Peo BAC Mer
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