Miss Stone Still in Hands of Kidnappers
Special to the Guard reports Miss Stone, abducted by Turkish brigands, remains in captors’ hands as government sources offer no new information. Other items note a pardon petition for Robert Bradlock in Malheur County for horse stealing, a Main Street fire in Norru Stoyey, Choate’s return from England, Macedonia unrest, heavy steel rail orders in Pirrspura, murders fears in Burre, and no news on Miss Stone from Washington.
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Saxom, Or
Geer
Robert Bradlock
Malheur County
University Class Officers elected and society meetings note
The University class of 1003 elected officers Condon Bean as president Margaret Bancasrd as vice president Jas Gilbert as secretary Fred Stockton as treasurer Alice McKinley as editor and Herbert Campbell as sergeant at arms Laurean Society held its second meeting led by P I Wold with Dr Sheldon addressing on advantages of literary societies and parliamentary knowledge A K Tiffany F E F Weed and others named in election results Philologian Society met in Deady Hall with W L Whittlesey delivering a prepared address on colonial differences and a debate on federal law against anarchy Eutaxian Society met in Laurean-Eutaxin Hall with readings recitations current events and Yale customs and institutions attendance high
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon Bean
Margaret Bancasrd
Jas Gilbert
Eec
Fred Stockton
Treas
Aliee McKinley
Herbert Campbell
Laurean Society
P I
Sheldon
PI Wold
M Searbrough
P S Wold
A K Tiffany
E F Weed
F C Dillard
M M Scarbrough
Rergent-At-Armes
Calvin Casteel
C A Redmond
RR Renshaw
Philologian Society
Deady Hall
W L Whittlesey
Americas
Oscar Giorrell
Goodall
Moulton
Gamber
Tomlinson
Eutaxian Literary Society
Laurean-Eutoxins Bail
Bessie Hammond
Isabel Jakway
Alice McKinley
Yale Customs and Institutions
Elizabeth Logan
Woolen mill bonus sparks Eugene debate across papers
Oregon towns react as Junction Times and Cottage Grove Nugget report on an $8000 woolen mill bonus proposal for Eugene. Editors urge residents to back the project, noting the plant would create a payroll and promise ten years of operation while limiting up front cash. Walt Shumate is highlighted as a local advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Times
Eugene
Eugenettes
Nish
Lane County
Walterville
Plain
Walt Shumate
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Im ire wo ap iin eo el ghi bu at int ene pe a.
Hop Market Update From New York Dealer Strings Prices
Valentine Loew of New York City reports on last week’s hop market in his Producers Price Current. Receipts rise to around 2056 bales since September 1, with exports to Europe and the Pacific Coast contributing to limited interior purchases. Prices for 1901 hops firm slightly, with top state hops at about 15 to 16 cents. Pacific Coast grades vary, and old stock remains available at lower levels. Brewers stay cautious, exporters buy only best lots, and overall volume remains light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Loew
New York City
Bept
Europe
Pacifica
San Eraveree
Sonneres
Pacific Coast
State
Local Marriage Report Seals Union at Cottage Grove
This afternoon at the residence of Rev F E Billington the ceremony united George Lindsay and Maria J Harris both of Cottage Grove. The couple are well known in the area with Lindsay noted as Bohemia railway official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F E Billington
George Lindsay
Maria J Harris
Contage Grove
Lindsay
Bohemia Rulainy Mal
George 8
Lindeay and
Mra Maria J Harris
Celiige Grove
L Bilveu
Geologist in Field At Umpqua Valley Oil Co Venture
Umpqua Valley Oil Co reports progress toward active development with a geologist in the field examining tracts under bond. Final findings due in two weeks. likely locating several wells in the county. Oil machinery bill of lading pending due to car shortage. plant arrival imminent amid rising investor interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Umpqua Valley Oil Co
California
Accident at the depot injures Leo Anderson student
Leo Anderson aged about years adopted son of Geo Sherbunds from Seattle met a severe accident at the depot this afternoon. While swinging on a baggage truck tongue the rear unit loosened and the boy fell onto the platform hitting the head, bleeding profusely. He was treated at the Minnesota Hotel and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Anderson
Geo Sherbunds
Seattle
Minnesota
Market for Italian prunes grows weaker in Salem
A Salem dispatch reports a dull prune market with prices softening. Early season 4 to 4 cents per pound for 40 to 50 count fruit has fallen to 3 to 4 cents, as the association halted new orders and growers await developments. Dealers short on prunes push to buy at 3 to 4 cents, while Eastern dealers quote bears offering fruit at or below 34 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Dispatch
Salem
Salmon Run Floods Mine Law River Salmon Run
A large run of salmon is reported in the Mine Law river with Hurd's cannery at Florence processing 4,000 fish on Thursday before shutting down to allow others to fish. Thousands of salmon may reach the upper streams this year amid overall plentiful run. The Alaska Daily Guide notes GG M Irwin and Judge Brown as top candidates to succeed Commissioner Sehibrede, highlighting Brown's background as preacher, lawyer, lecturer, and editor, with current residence in Juneau.
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Minelaw
Hurd
Florence
Alaska Daily Guide
Skagwayeays
GG M Irwin
Oregon
Brown
Sehibrede
Juneau
Joyful news ends in death for Lane County woman
Dr B F Russell of Thurston told Daily Guard of the death of Mrs Elizabeth Owen aged 71 at Lane County Hospital yesterday afternoon. She had come from Kansas a year ago and died after joy from a money order sent by her Kansas husband enabling her to move to Los Angeles to live with her sister. She leaves husband, a son WL Owen of Goldson, and a daughter Mrs Jae A Archibald of Junction City. Funeral to be held tomorrow morning with interment at Thurston cemetery.
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B F Russell
Thurston
Elizabeth Owen
Lane County
Kansas
Los Angeles
Cal
WL Owen
Goldson
Jae A Archibald
Junction City
Thurston Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers and Notices From Court House Items
Court House items record transfers in Bed Rock claim in Blue River district for a Muck interest. 160 and 40 acre parcels conveyed with sums noted. Estate matters include admin appointment for N Duckworth with bond. Sign painting for a junction building, personal notices, and local business updates mention hops returns, new store goods, and improvements at Seobert and Dodge on East Eighth Street.
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C L Kelsey
Stephen Fink
C J
Bed Rock
Blue River
Alexander McMartin
Chas J
John F Blew
Seobert & Dodge
Eighth Street
Portland Woolen Mill Lease Considered by City
Prospects rise for a three acre Milwaukie and Powell streets site to host a first class woolen mill employing about 60 men. H D Wagnon seeks a 10 year lease on the buildings and ground formerly used for pumping and electric light works. The water committee meets this afternoon to review storage needs and a required storehouse, with city approval likely only via committee recommendation. The East Side Improvement Association manufactures committee backs the move. Eugene is also said to be courting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukie and
Powell Streets
H D Wagnon
Water Committee
Brooklyn Creek
East Side Improvement Association
Eugene
Old Horse Sale Draws Crowd at Wells Fargo Office
The Daily Guard notes the old horse sale at Wells Fargo express on Ninth street drew a large crowd. J S Stiles auctioned off Oregon year end cargos refused or uncalled for with lively bidding and many packages sold above value. The top price was 11.25, plus curious finds including shoes bread and old clothing. This Eugene sale marks the companys first in the city after prior events in Portland Salem Albany and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Wells Fargo & Co
Express
Ninth Street
Oregon
J S Stiles
Hop Crop Notes from Gwrvale Star
Hop market holds steady as buyers chase 10 to 11 cents while growers seek fair remuneration. Deslers busy taking contracts. some dealers plan to sit tight, expecting growers to come down the line. Rising market favored for all, with dealers blamed for misleading eastern houses.
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Poteo
Sienna Mine Near Lane County Highlighted by Portland Paper
The Pacific Miner notes sienna samples from Walker Lane County Oregon compare favorably with imported material per review by a local expert. Limited output, with under ten barrels used yearly, implies capital needs for a grinding plant and means the sale is restricted. Owner Ellis Simmons of Walker discussed the venture.
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Pacific Miner
Portland
Walker
Lane County
Oregon
Aale Ja Limited
Italy
Eugene hosts 400 visiting teachers for state association
The Oregon State Teachers Association western division meeting in Eugene January 1 3 prompts a city committee to solicit hosting from citizens. About 400 visiting teachers will attend and hotel stays will be paid at normal rates. The city is divided into four districts for canvassing with a dozen committee members leading the effort.
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Oregon State Teachers’ Association
Eugene
State Association
Willamette
Ninth
Eighth
Mesdames Hawthorne
Cook
Laura Harris
Preston
Scarborough
Glen
Yerington
Lilley
Buckman
Loomis
Cheshire
Chrisman
Pratt
Three to the Pen Sentences In Rail Car Robbery Case
In Rosiura on Oct 18 William Lerwell received one year in the penitentiary for assault on William Horn after eight to nine hours of jury deliberation. Orvil Perdue and Jesse Garvis were each sentenced to two years for cattle theft from Gaddis Bros and for robbing the Yosemite dining car respectively. All three prisoners will be escorted to Salem by Sheriff Parrott tomorrow.
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Rosiura
William Lerwell
William Horn
Hamilton
Orvil Perdue
Gaddis Bros
Jesse Garvis
Yosemite
Salem
Parrott
Rathbone Sisters elect grand officers at Portland session
Grand temple Rathbone Sisters at Portland elected officers including Grand chief Miriam B Brooke and Grand senior Susan B Dow. Additional accolades granted past chief certificates for five years. Session deemed extremely pleasant and financially successful.
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Grand Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Portland
Miriam B Brooke
Susan B Dow
St Helens
Ellen Long
Lillian Olmstead
Salem
Eliza Imbrie
Hillsboro
Gussie Cole Miller
Aurora
Sadie J Caylor
la Grande
Ethel Cooley
Brownsville
Mary E Ransom
Mary J Kelly
Albany
Alma L Dorrien
Antelope
Nellie J Ungerman
McMinnville
Lillian B Brock
Wasco
City orders eighteen street lamps for repair
Dr Kuykendall of Eugene consulted with Dr Ruff about Casper Rickard whose condition is failing yet he could walk briefly last Sunday. The reports note the lamps leased to the city will be repaired and made usable in the near term.
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Kuykendall
Hugene
Ruff
Casper Rickard
Rickard
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Pardon
Norru Stoyey
B. C
Choate IS
Home
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Choate
England
Macedonia
Constantinople
Pirrspura
Miss8 Stone
Washmoton
D. C
Legation
THE
University
Ing
Eutaxian Society
Salem Journal
Enteprice and Wealh
Cottage Grove
Paul Hamat
Atock
N Duackworth
TJ Duckworth
H Gordon
Junction ‘Times
Mise Norris
Palmer Avera
Woolcn
J.L
Oregonian
Wells Fargo
Gwrvale Star
Sienna
Teachers’ Association
Times
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