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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
12
Classified notices describe livestock stock for sale including Hereford cattle goats and horses, land for sale with timber and irrigation in Oregon near Eugene and Elmira, plus a reward for information about two horses stolen near Jonetson City. Listings include inquiries at West Fifth Street and addresses in Eugene and surroundings.
A large congressional gathering in Kansas City discusses flood prevention for Missouri and Kansas towns. Proposals include a cut-off canal across the Big Missouri Head north of the city, widening the Kansas River, levee systems, and government control of Kaw River. Notables include Senator Cockrell and Representatives Cowherd Daugherty Hailey Burton Castlehead Scott Campbell Curtis Haversock Miller.
New York city hall park statue of Nathan Hale discovered this morning with the British ensign draped over it. A card reading Lest we forget. was attached. Authorities seek to identify the person who mutilated the flag amid anger over a London Ancient Artillery Company reception.
Manila on October 8 reports Johnson and Erman fled Missamiss with 6000 in government money. They aimed for Sanduas in Borneo as a coast guard steamer pursues. Looted the government safe and converted depot supplies into cash before flight.
Washington October district court issued a bench warrant for the arrest of State Senator Green of New York indicted on fraud in post office supply contracts. Wm Doremus, indicted with Green, appeared with counsel and posted bonds of 10000 dollars for his appearance.
Delegates with addresses of welcome by Rev B F Rowland and Mrs A R Sweetzer and a responsive address by Mrs I E Rockwell of Portland. Sessions resume tomorrow at 9 50 with committees and standing committee reports. Memorial service in afternoon led by Mrs J T Abbott of Ashland. Evening features addresses and treasurer report by Mrs 3 E Whitney of Tacoma and speaker Anna Davis on China. Saturday election of officers and delegates to general executive meeting and workers department. Young people's hour Saturday at 2 00. Sunday services at 145 am 615 pm and 730 pm.
George Dickinson of Elmira pled guilty to assault and battery after a morning arrest by Constable A J Smith. Appearing before Justice C A Wintermeijer he paid the fine and costs. The incident occurred on Sam Howards farm below town amid a three person mixup with unclear cause.
Washington reports a cable from U S treaty commissioners Conger Goodnow and Seaman to China announcing a commercial treaty. It provides an open door to Manchuria at Moukden and An-tung and settles international taxation in China. It confirms the right of American residence for missionary work and for trade in all open ports.
In Knoxville on October eight, five Mine Workers officials were fined nearly one thousand dollars jointly for violating the injunction restraining unionists from interfering with non union miners during the recent strike. An appeal was taken. Next week Dr Lowe the ocu lo optician will be in Luckey s jewelry store offering eye examinations and glasses.
San Francisco Oct 8 W R B Hearst owner of the Examiner was found liable for 15000 damages in the second trial of Turner versus Hearst The plaintiff Turner received a 600 judgment in the free trial and was granted a second trial with the result noted.
A morning report claiming dynamiters blew the Big Timber bridge on the Northern Pacific line is false. The structure was burned by a fire sparked from an engine, according to the verified account.
A large number of delegates to the annual meeting of the Columbia hiver branch of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church arrived on afternoon trains. Sessions began this afternoon at 3 o clock in Humphrey Memorial M E church and will continue through Sunday October 11.
Etta Evalina Draper aged fifteen died at home near Blachley after typhoid fever on October 4. Born January 19, 1889, in Eugene Oregon, she is mourned by relatives and friends. Funeral by Slayter included scripture and a grave side song service amid hopeful religious reflections.
Paris reports a ninety-ship Russian fleet has arrived at Mashappo in Southern Koea and anchors alongside the Japanese fleet. The force pressures Tokyo as Korea talks continue in the capital.
A deed records Henry Thamene and wife selling ten acres to the Southern Pacific Company at Glenwood Park and Henderson Station for a branch line connection to the main Springfield to Henderson route. Official price shown as $10, but sources say actual paid is much higher. The district contemplates switch yards and possible engine terminal facilities at Henderson, though some expect Eugene to host the terminal due to location advantages.
In Manila a rumor says the insurgent leader at Cavite has surrendered to United States troops. The report lacks confirmation and no official statement has been issued.
The bottle label reveals the tonic contains iron and quinipe in a tasteless mix. The ad promises no cure and no pay, priced at 2 cents, highlighting the plainly printed formula and lack of medicinal value.
The Y M C A hosts a stag social in the dormitory reception room on Saturday Oct 10 from 8 to 10. Football players urged to meet at the dormitory at 6 45 this evening. A rooters club will form and new yells and songs adopted. Literary societies meet tomorrow in Deady Hall at 7 90 p m. Notes on lectures and campus issues include Dr Condon geology talk and a critique of hazing. Dormitory board opens today noon with inquiries at the dormitory.
Ora St John daughter of Mr and Mrs W R St John died at the family home on October 7 aged 2 years 11 months and 9 days from hemorrhage of the lungs. The funeral was held today and the remains interred in the LU O F cemetery.
Workmen are erecting a grandstand and fence at Kincaid field to improve the athletics area. The football squad spent part of last evening practicing bucking as the feature of each evening’s work. Dormitory arrangements are being made so the matron knows how many to expect at the opening meal.
Chas Manley's sacredome failed to fly at Widewater on October 8. The craft dove into the water within a hundred yards of launch. Navigator Manley surfaced on tangled wires and torn wings. He was rescued by the tug Barthold and examined by Dr Nash, Army surgeon, who found him uninjured.
Roseburg Oregon held a calm city election with four council members selected from wards one through four for four year terms, plus a two year recorder and treasurer. Elected are W A Horr I J Norman Frank G Micelli J H Sykes and H L Marsters H C Slocum. Mayor Hoover and councilmen C W Parke H Wollenbere BK L Pashford N Rice hold over amid a very light turnout. Dr Lowe offers free consultations for head and eye care with superior glasses.
A tornado near Bear Creek southeast of Topeka caused major crop damage and destroyed several buildings with no fatalities. Joplin reports property losses in the thousands after an electric plant is demolished. Lawrence suffers a storm that unroofed the Union Pacific station, halting trade.
In Belgrade the speech of King Peter to the newly formed parliament yesterday left a strong impression. The address touched on national direction and the role of the chamber as Servia moves through political changes.
A public sale will be held four miles west of Irving on Monday October 5 1905 at the residence of Mrs. Mattie J Bond. Auctioneer J S Stiles offers horses cattle hogs household goods farming implements and other items in the sale.
Lane county wheat buyers seek stored grain from any location and promise top prices. Call or write The Junction City Milling Co. in Junction City Oregon for evaluation and purchase.
A 216 seres farm in Pleasant Hill precinct offered for sale with LJ ser es cultivated and more suit able. Balance pasture and 16 acres of timber. Suited for grain hay and stock. Well watered by springs. Two dwelling houses on premises. Call on or address GC Richardson Pleasant Hill Ur POR SALE. Three full blood Jersey cows a driving horse all farm implements on place two seated beck harness etc See or address AL Kirkland on River road a short distance below Eugene
Portland's Eastern C Clothing Co, a decade‑old clothier known for men and children’s wear, was forced from its leased building. The vast stock, valued around 15000, was moved to a large storeroom for sale. Extensive reductions apply to men’s suits, shoes, and furnishings, with many items priced well below typical retail.
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