Rev N B Alley Dies After Illness at 58
Rev N B Alley died at noon at his home 136 West Eighth street after months of stomach troubles. The 58 year old former pastor of First Christian church in Eugene lived in the city 16 years and leaves three children Mrs Letta Jones Palouse Wash rank BK Alley Roseburg and Mrs Etta Fisher Eugene. Funeral is set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at his residence with interment in the O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Alley
West Eighth Street
Eugene
First Christian Church
Letta Jones
Palouse
Wash
Rank BK. Alley
Roseburg
Etta Fisher
Kev
Alley
Springfield Notes: Visitors and Travelers Update Local Life
Chas Hodgen of Puaiouse country Washington visits Springfield and vicinity. Charley Bowman returns from a two weeks hunting and fishing trip in the Willamette region with ample fish and game. Sam Thorntop of Eugene travels through Wednesday with a packhorse and two months of provisions on route to Klamath County on government business via the Three Sisters. A B Holmes and wife of Morean Hill California arrive Monday to settle here and join Holmes Brothers in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hodgen
Washington
Springfield
Charley Bowman
Willamette
Sam Thorntop
Eugene
Three Sisters
Klamath County
Zion Happenings In Zion Guard Special Service
Reports from Zion on October 12 note Dan Miller of Silver Lake visiting locals then returning home via McKenzie road. Hille Brothers install a telephone line from upper camp to June post office. Wm Mooney visited Eugene, Lost Valley school opened Monday, Carrie Barber improving to resume trip to Butte, Montana. Jesse Calkins and family from Mircola visited Smith Carr’s, George Guiley of Trent in steady condition, old pioneer Guiley’s health uncertain. M. Parker painted his house, boosting area appearance. Harnest Moonsy returned to Ben Guiley’s camp, Wm Griffin from Tay visited his homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Griffin
Tay
Unity Items. (Guard Special Service. )
Fall Creek reports A D Hyland ill at home with lung trouble. Dr DeBar attended Sunday. Dave Love died Sunday afternoon of appendicitis after days of illness. Parents from Missouri expected Tuesday. body cannot be kept. Interment today at Lowell cemetery. More basket socials likely in Fall Creek. G W Edwerda and Arthur Edwardes with Mrs Carter have returned home. Booth Kelly log drive progressing after rains. County court hauling lumber to cover Winberry bridge. Unity school delayed awaiting a teacher for six month term. A B Edwards will leave tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Love
Missouri
Lowell Cemetery
Fall Creek
G. W. Edwerda
Winston
N. C
Arthur Edwardes
Geo. Carter
Tiristol
Tenn
Booth-Kelly
Winberry
Unity
A. B. Edwards
Health Benefit Sought From Relocation to North Carolina
A brief note states a person seeks health improvement in North Carolina and expresses hope the move will be beneficial. The source emphasizes wellness and a positive outcome from the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Elmira Notes: Local Updates and Warnings
Elmira notes report J TY Taylor returning from Irving and Lane County Christian convention attendance at Smithfield. Mrs F C Walters hospitalized in Eugene. Harvey Duckworth rents Swartz place and plans to move. A safety notice warns residents against shooting within road limits to prevent accidents and liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Christian Convention
Smithfield
F. C. Walters
Eugene
Harvey Duckworth
Swartz Place
Elmira Notes Highlight Local Gossip and Travel
Fairview residents share updates on visits and business. RK. P. Allison and wife called on Elmira. Hise passed through en route to Nichols logging camp on the Siuslaw. Belle Miller visits her mother. Tom Taylor returns from the Siuslaw. Fisk hauls oats to Meadow stirring logging chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. P. Allison
Elmira
Hise
Nichols
Siuslaw
Belle Miller
Curry County
J. B. Hise
Tom Taylor
T. Fisk
Eli Bangs
Meadow
Jeese Fountain
Mr. Price
Fred Price
Oregon
R. P. Allison
Z. T. Fisk
Eugene
E. W. Jordan
Palestine Pointers in Crow Oct 10
The article notes continuing rains hindering plowing and seeding but welcome. A frost hit late September and early October. Mr. Hampton moves to the Dick Hayes place. John McCulloch sold his farm and will move to Junction. Emerson rents Crow hop yard for next year. W. Ford family visitors. Annie Doster visits Corvallis. Central School opens with J. O. McCrady chair. Miss Emma Hartwig recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hampton
Hayes Place
John McCulloch
Junction
Emerson
J. A. Jd. Crow
A. J. Wood
J. W. Jenkins
W. &. Ford
Little Son
Annie Doster
Corvallis
Central
J. O. McCrady
Emma Hartwig
Crow
Florence Notes from Brom The Wear October 9
Dr Jarnigan of Coburg visited his ill uncle Dr Reese in Florence early this week. Dr Tatum came from Gardiner with a fine team. W A Wann of Eugene spent a couple days in Florence on insurance business. Mr and Mrs Karlstrom of Point Terrace were in town last Saturday. Chas Hadley and family rode to Florence last Saturday. he is on his annual coast trip. Jesse Phelps went to Eugene for surgical treatment of a badly injured arm. Capt Cox returned from Eugene where he attended the district fair. Florence Lumber Co. has no logs for milling this week. planning department runs. Surgeons say Phelps arm may be saved. large bone fracture may affect healing. Phelps is in Eugene hospital under Dr Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brom the Wear
Jarnigan
Coburg
Aome
Reese
Dr. Tatum
Gardiner
Tie
W. A. Wann
Eugene
Florence
Chas. Hadley
Mr. Hadley
Jesse Phelps
Capt. Cox
Florence Lumber Company
Mr. Phelps
Dr. Day
Two resignations from Oregon State Board of Agriculture
Salem October 10 W H Wehrung and J H Settlemmier tendered resignations to Governor Chamberlain as members of the State Board of Agriculture. Resignations not yet accepted but likely. Wehrung has been president of the board for the last four years during the reorganization under a 1891 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
W. H. Wehrung
J. H. Settlemmier
Chamberlain
State Board of Agriculture
Wehrung
Settlemier
Webring
Orson W Dinsmore Drowned Near Suver Oregon
Orson W Dinsmore a Salem stock buyer drowned while watering his horse near Soap Creek at Suver while returning from Alsea. His body was found next morning near the horse’s water site, and coroner's inquest was ordered. The brother and Fred Tomlinson retrieved the body for shipment to Salem for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howard
Polk County
Soap Creek
Suver
Orson W. Dinemore
Salem
Alsea
Dinsmore
Dinemore
Fred Tomlinson
Albany
W. F. Fortmiller
Albany Democrat
All Coin Looks Alike to Us Clash Over Newspaper Space
The Arlington Appeal and Eugene Guard debate advertising space for the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The papers defend free or fairly compensated space, praising labor and goods donated by contributors, while rejecting the motto all coins look alike and criticizing perceived pay-to-boost tactics. The exchange emphasizes support for the state’s all Oregon exposition and denounces press sale tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Appeal
Eugene Guard
Oregon
Fall injures Florence worker at Sleslaw Lumber yard
Florence West reports Johnson, a worker for Sleslaw Lumber Co at Acme, fell 12 to 15 feet from a lumber pile while holding the top board. The injury left one side paralyzed. He had recently arrived from San Francisco after a career as a sailor and was taken to Florence for treatment before preparing to depart for San Francisco on the Acme boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence West
Johnson
Sleslaw Lumber Company
Acme
San Franciso
Florence
San Francisco
Found Stolen Horse Recovered In City Area
Co C Christensen advertised in the Guard for a lost horse and today recovered the animal. Earlier, Gainey Mathews heard of a horse matching the description near Lowell and it was found in a Goshen pasture yesterday. The horse likely stolen, then released to wander home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Christensen
Gainey Mathews
Christensen
Lowell
Goshen
Auction sale of Banquet Cafe fixtures begins today
W E Brown mortgagee started the sale of the Banquet Cafe fixtures this morning. Auctioneer J S Stiles oversaw the proceedings. Most items including two cash registers counters chairs glassware dishes and tables were sold today at low figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
J. 8S. Stiles
Harrisburg Free Ferry Opens Under Local Officials
Judge Palmer and Commissioners Sprenger and Russell returned from Harrishire with news of the new free ferry set to begin this morning. G. Kck. Gooding was hired as ferry man at HO month and fees during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Sprenger and
Russell
Harrishire
G. Kck. Gooding
Night ferry fee hours set by Albany Democrat report
The article notes revised night hours for reruler ferry charges. Fees apply from 6 PM to 12 AM from October 1 to February 1, then 5 PM to 7 AM from October 15 to February 15, and 6:15 PM to 6:45 AM from February 15 to April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocober
Albany Democrat
Rev Wallace's Colony Scheme Examined in Oregonian
The Oregonian reports Rev H S Wallace leads a Cooperative Christian Federation aimed at a Willamette valley federation rather than colonization. He showcases a $25 million bond contract with an East financier and cites support from major financial institutions, likening the venture to the Cadbury Colony in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard
H.S. Wallace
Lane
Benton Counties
Oregonian
H. S. Wallace
Co-operative Christian Federation
Willamette
Wallace
Jesus Christ
Earth
East
Cadbury
England
Bear Captured Near Eu gene in Matt Stafford Place Trap
C. Stuart of Mohawk reported to the Guard that a huge black bear was trapped on the Matt Stafford place nine miles northeast of Eugene last night. The bear, named Brain, was shot in the head and measured six feet four inches from nose to tail, weighing about 450 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stuart
Matt Stafford
Eugene
Mr. Stuart
Brain
English education experts to visit Oregon and Northwest
A 33 member delegation led by Alfred Mosely will tour Oregon and the Northwest before returning to London. They will visit the University of Oregon, Portland public schools, Butte, Anaconda, Seattle schools, and copper mines. The group includes Bishop of Coventry, Professors Land, MacLea, Ayrton, Finlay, and engineers from Glasgow and Sheffield, plus Sir Albert Rollit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Boston
Commission of
Alfred Mosely
East
Oregon
Northwest
London
Great Britain
University of Oregon
Portland
Butte
Asnaconda
Seattle
Coventry
Profesor Frankland
Birmingham University
Magnus MacLea
Glasgow Technical College
W. Ripper
University of Sheffield
Albert Kaye Rollit
London Chamber of Commerce
Finlay
Dublin University
Ayrton
Central Technical College
U C Second Eleven Beats High School 5 to 0 in Muddy White
The U C second eleven defeated the High School team 5 to 0 in a muddy afternoon game. Heavy field favored the seniors yet teamwork and steadiness carried the university players. A late second half field goal attempt failed as the offense moved into HS territory and a touchdown secured the win. Officials Deve Waddell and Ralph Stevens. The second item notes a stag social hosted by the Y M C A in the dormitory annex with games, singing, and doughnuts and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C
University
Deve Waddell
Ralph Stevens
Death of William Purvine Creswell Resident
William Purvine, a longtime Creswell resident, died this morning after a three day illness. The single man, about 40 years old, had lived in the county all his life and was taken ill Friday morning. Interment is planned at Howe Cemetery in Creswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Purvine
Creswell
Mr. Purvine
Howe
Runaway Accident Involving Prof Homer Watts and Miss Agnes George
Sunday evening near the Normal School a single tree broke causing a buggy to overturn. Prof Homer I Watts sustained a few bruises while Miss Agnes Elaine George suffered a sprained ankle and will remain confined to her room for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer I. Watts
Agnes Elaine George
George
Watts
Ashland
Suspect Held on Larceny Charge in Woodlands Case
Co W Berry appeared before Justice Vaughn last Monday on larceny charges for stealing a gold watch from John O Hamilton of the Woodland Department of the O & E Railroad Company. Berry was bound over in 250 to return at the next Lane County circuit court term. Unable to post bail, he was sent to Eugene and placed in the county jail.
Robbery gang details and escape routes disclosed
The report names Jim James and George Underwood as two desper ate men plotting to reach the Mexican border after a hold up two weeks ago. The Morgans planned to flee to Sammisehb flats on Bellingham Bay near What com Washington. Harshman believes the four men are in the named vicinities. Sheriff Storey knows the Mexican destination but withholds it. Jim James is related to famed Missouri bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korner
Portland
Sheriff Storey
Mexico
Jim James
Missouri
Companies Begin Target Practice on Dunn Place Range
Daily Guard reports First Separate Battalion O. N. G. units A and C started regular Sunday target practice on the Dunn place range south of Masonic cemetery. Scores kept, top seven from Co. A listed at 200 and 300 yards, aiming for Portland trophies. Mor ris and Carroll lead 200-yard marks, Co. C scores unavailable today.
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Daily Guard
Dunn Place
Masonic Cemetery
Portland
Co. A
Walter Carroll
Vanede
C. Hammond
Raymond Perdue
Jas, L. Farnish
Wa BR. TW
Oia Wilson
R. Morris
Co. C
Back from Cape Nome by Edgar Grimm
Edgar Grimm, brother in law of W H Kay, returned to Eugene from a Cape Nome Alaska trip. He owns mining interests there and brought back Eskimo crafted ivory items now in Kay's window. A photo of a giant Alaska gold nugget weighing 182 ounces valued at 5276 was displayed. offers were refused and the gold sent east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Grimm
W. H. Kay
Eugene
Cape Nome
Alaska
Grimm
Resignation of Rev H A Green as Baptist pastor
Rev H A Green, who recently announced purchasing an interest in Bee Hive Stocery, tendered his resignation as pastor of the Baptist church at a post service meeting. The resignation was accepted and his pastorate ended with last evening's services. He begins work today at the grocery in his new business venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Green
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Green
Guard
Harms Fails to Secure CMA Coach. Starr Possible
Horace Harmes returned to Cottage Grove this afternoon after failing to hire a coach for the CMA football team. He travels from McMinnville and says CMA is stronger this year. Buck Starr may be secured as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Harmes
Cottage Grove
Buck’ Starr
McMinnville
Harms
Assassin's Reward Promotes Servian Assassin Leader
Belgrade October 10 Col. Alexander Machin, who played a prominent role in the assassination of the late king and queen of Servia, has been promoted to command of an army division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Alexander Machin
Servia
Regular trips to Yaquina link Yaquina and Coos Bay routes
The tug L. Roscoe, built for A. W. Hurd of Florence, runs a regular service among Yaquina Siuslaw Umpqua and Coos Bay, linking with the steamer Alliance at Coos Bay. Its first Newport trip carried a full cargo of flour and feed, and Yaquina residents cheer water communication with outside points.
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L. Roscoe
A. W. Hurd
Florence
Yaquina
Siuslaw
Umpqua
Coos Bay
Alliance
Roscoe
Newport
Yaquina Bay
Oregonian
Man Injured After Riding on Car Between Albany Areas
A man rode on top of a moving car between Jefferson and Millers near Albany, fell off, was found by a farmer in a badly injured state, and later taken to Neelands hospital under county care. He claimed to be F. Marchant, 28, from Lane California, with both thigh bones displaced. Dr. Trimble attended. Albany Democrat and Salem Journal note R. W. Ernest’s visit to the city, discussing plans for Pacific coast study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jefferson
Millers
Palmer
Neelands Hospital
F. Marchant
Lane
Cal
Albany Democrat
Relative of James Boys Named in Robbery Case
Gay Harshman alias Jim Connors identifies a relative of James Boys in a robbery case. The robber was shot by law enforcement earlier, with details outlined in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boys
Gay Harshman
Jim Conners
Gibson to be sentenced for second degree murder in Grants Pass
Jury convicts T J Gibson of second degree murder after an eight hour deliberation in Grants Pass. This marks his third trial following earlier trials in 1909 and 1902. Attorneys L Bilyeu of Eugene and B Smith of Grants Pass represented Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Mat Grants Pass
Eay
Gibson
BR. Schonbachelor Low Merlin
T. J. Gibson
Duake
L. Bilyeu
Eugene
B . Smith
Grants Pass
Tasde
Painting Contract Secured for New Theatre
Murray & Mack, a well known painting firm, have secured the contract for painting and decorating the new theatre building. Their selection follows an excellent track record. The theatre interior is rapidly nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Mack
Marriages Reported in Creswell Area
The Daily Guard notes two nuptials in Creswell. Charles Townsend wed Miss Vigo Shaub at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. Edward Gitter Wendling officiating, then the couple left for Wendle to start their life together. Also: John R. Goldson and Miss Hinton married at Hoffman House by Rev. J. S. McCallum. W. W. H. Park and Miss Ide M. dard wed at the bride’s home south of Oct 11, 1903 with Rev. C. A. officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Townsend
Vigo Shaub
Creswell
Edward Gitter Wendling
Wendle
Tn County
John R. Goldson
Mast Hinton
Goldson
Lane Coat
Hoffman House
W.W. H. Park
Infant Therese Estella Kelas Die in Lowell Area
A newborn addressed as Theresa Estella, infant of Bert and Mrs Kelas, died from spinal trouble. The obituary notes a vacant room, the child’s fragile voice stilled, and a future meeting with God. David Love, about age 3, died near Lowell from appendicitis and was later shipped to Eugene for burial by Undertaker Gor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Theresa Estella
Bert Kelas
David Love
Eugene
Missouri
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Springfield Notes
A. B. Holmes
Morean Hill
Mr. Holmes
Holmes Brothers
Zion
A. D. Hyland
DeBar
Elmira Notes
TY. Taylor
Irving
Fairview Notes
Palestine Pointers
Orson W. Dinsmore
Benton County
Harrisburg Free Ferry
United States
Satuday
WM. Purvine
Salem Journal
R. W. Ernest
St. Paul
NEW Theatre
W. Vaugbo
Pickard & Face
Supt. Fells Co
Bea
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