Roosevelt Writes On Labor Question
Washington D C Oct 21 President Roosevelt sends a letter to Senor P C Knox praising Gompers of the AFL. He urges Mr Bryan to state his position on labor and the anti injunction plank, asking if Bryan accepts Gompers' bill and if elected will seek its enactment, stressing fairness to labor and business.
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Washington, D. C
Camyn
Roosevelt
Senor
P C. Knox
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
Knox
Bryan
Taft
Appointment of administrator for Hooker estate
Jesse J. Hooker named administrator of the estate of D. D. Hooker who died July 20, 1908. Palmer Ayers is shipping a car load of hops to the East.
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Jesse J. Hooker
D. D. Hooker
Palmer Ayers
Two Young Men Plan World Trip From Portland
Tracy W Layne once of Eugene and Ed W Ryan travel on a two year round world journey. They depart Portland on Oct 24, visit major U S cities then Philadelphia Portland Maine New York London European capitals Asia and the Pacific. They plan to report progress to Bonville's Western Monthly.
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Tracy W Layne
Eugene
Ed W. Ryan
Portland
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
St. Louis
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Michigan
Philadelphia
Maine
New York
New York City
London
England
China
Japan
Far East
Hong Kong
Tokio
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Bonville
Western Monthly
Dr Scarborough on Fruit Growing in Oregon Exhibit
Dr L D Scarbrough visiting Creswell showcases fine Apple and prune exhibits at the Commercial club. He reports selling his prune crop of 400000 to 500000 pounds evaporated fob Creswell and has seven or eight carloads of first grade apples for anticipated high prices. He praises Willamette Valley as the future top fruit district. success hinges on proper cultivation and packing. moisture aids coloring and mineral content.
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L. D. Scarbrough
Creswell
Commercial Club
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Hood River
Rogue River
Baptists Elect Wright President of Oregon Convention
Rev. QO. C. Wright was elected president of the Baptist State Convention of Oregon. He noted 12,000 Baptists across 25 churches and 800 baptisms in the past year, attributing the honor to Eugene Baptists rather than himself.
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Oregon
QO. C. Wright
Wright
Baptist State Convention
Baptists
Eugene
More Proof of O B M Lean Innocence
Sheriut Stevens and deputy in Portland report progress in the McLean case. They cite sightings at 26 North Third Street and at Erickson’s saloon, noting a revolver and purse matching the suspect’s description. Officials say evidence points away from McLean, with corroboration from Eugene contacts and hotel grip contents. Chief deputy Fitzgerald advised no further detention.
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Sheriut Stevens
Portland
MelLean
Shidy
Vancouver
Wash
Butrth
North Third Street
McLean
Peisoner
Rosumny
E Erickson
Eugene
Rosumney
Harry Morrisey
New Grand Central Hotel
Leonard
McLagan
Butterworth
Tom Condon
St. John
Real estate growth and transfers in Creswell area
Special correspondence notes Creswell gains a new real estate firm Scarbrough Cochran focused on fruit lands. It lists land deals including 680 acre W H Smith farm and 200 acre John Enoy farm sold at public auction. Also reports tenants and moves, 500 acre Kelsay farm rent to Westcott brothers and various property purchases boosting Creswell property values.
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Creswell
Cochran
Cottage Grove
JH. S Kelway
Westcott Brothers
Ashland
W. H. Smith
Yakima
Wash
Mr. Miller
F. C. Sly
John Enoy
Sly
A. Shafer
Henry Watsen
A. McKay
Mr. McKay
R. Scott
Hte Vet
Ivy
Forest Service Banquet Celebrates Officers at Otto's Grill
From Monday's Daily Guard, forest service men gathered for the annual leave banquet of national forest officers. Attendees included H. L. Bingham state senator, C. R. Seltz supervisor Cascade National Forest, E. T. Allen Portland chief inspector, S. C. Bartrum Roseburg forest supervisor, H. M. Hale Roseburg forest assistant, F. P. Hin Roseburg, J. Roy Harvey Cascade Reserve deputy supervisor, and many other forest staff. Toasts covered Spirit of Forest Service, Washington site with electric lights, proper schooling for supervisors, the meaning of thirst, and cooperation between state and federal agencies. The event concluded with jovial toasts and merriment.
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National Forests
Sommion
Otto's Grill Jast Ole
Lion
Ht. Bingham
Cc. R. Seltz
Cascade National Forest
E. T. Allen
Portland
Forest Service
S. C. Bart
Allen
Bartrum
Washington
Cohoon
Cox
Bingham
Company EE Tops Regimental Target Shoot With 682
Cottage Grove October 26 Company EE of the O N G dominated today’s regimental contest on its grounds. The 682 score leads all teams, with only Company D Roseburg and Company EE Ashland remaining. Notable feats include Sergeant Snodgrass and Private Mooney each 49 of 50 at 600 yards. Mooney’s 180 individual score leads the regiment by 12. Team members were Lt H H Petrie Sgt Frank Snodgrass Cpl James Potts and Arlif Butte Mooney.
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Cottage Grove
Company EE
Company D
Roseburg
Ashland
Houck
Geo. O. Yoran
H. H. Petrie
Frank Snodgrass
James Potts
Arlif Butte Mooney
Snodgrass
Mooney
Arlif Mooney
Arlis Mooney
Petrie
Potts
Airship Ascends With Prince Henry and Prince in Tow
Count Zeppelin launches an ascent at Friedrichsafen on October 22 with Prince Henry of Prussia and Captain Mischkte aboard. The craft attains a strong wind of 37 miles per hour as Count Zeppelin himself steers the airship.
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Friedrichsafen
Count Zepplin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Mischkte
Stabbed and Robbed by Two Italians in Vancouver
Geo L. Heston, longtime ice wagon driver in Vancouver, was seriously stabbed and robbed by two men who he says were Italians. The assault happened on the Oregon side of the Columbia River.
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Vancouver
Wash
Geo. L. Heston
Oregon
Fire destroys Garman & Hemenway store at Cottage Grove
Last night around nine o clock flames roared from the Garman and Hemenway store in Cottage Grove. The volunteer fire department and hundreds of residents fought the blaze but the building and most stock were ruined. The brick structure valued above 15000 with insurance and goods estimated between 40090 and 60000.
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Garman & Hemenway
Cottage Grove
Oliver Veatch
Purity Helps Roast Obediah in Mapleton Letter
Mapleton 1905 letter from a reader denounces Old Bill Obediah as unfit to name Evangelical. It accuses union Sunday schools of drunkenness and hypocrisy while praising a few faithful locals. The writer argues Obediah misreads Mapleton’s piety and claims sin and sinfulness are widespread among churchgoers.
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Mapleton
Bill Obediah
MD Bui
Ol bin
Bil
Hell
Morse knew he had busted bank
New York October 26. Prosecution rests in the National Bank of North America case against Charles W Morse and A H Curtis after testimony from ex-directors including Gates O Brien Schwab Flagler and Havetever. W W Lee testified that Curtis warned Morse he had “busied the bank” and revealed Morse overdrawn $211,000 leading to a dubious collateral loan later repudiated by the directors.
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New York
John W Gates
Morgan J. O' Brien
Charles Schwab
John WH. Flagler
W. EE. Havetever
National Bank of North America
Charles W. Morse
United States
A. H. Curtis
W. W. Lee
Curtis
Morse
Mr. Lee
Lee
Stock Exchange
Crow Sotes Notes and Local Happenings in Crow
Crow notes October 18 events with the Dieas family welcome, Joe Gates grandpa honor, Layne of Mound real estate, Allen and Gantz moving to Eugene for winter, Rev James Howard sermon and monthly Crow services, Hadleyville store and near Crow sawmill discussions, Gates housewarming enjoyed, Palestine school opens November 2 for four months, Gertrude Robson to teach in Donna, rains delay road and bridge work, infant Stephen Jenkins ill, Palestine school to purchase stove, note on "strenuous" versus undesirable citizen and misused term clarifications.
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Crow
Hadleyville
Jake Gates
Palestine
Misa Gertrude Robson
Donna
Stephen
J. ¥. Jenkins
Kodo combo digestive remedy promises full stomach work
An advertisement touts Kodo as a natural digestive aid that can digest all classes of food and perform the stomach’s work, claiming it benefits a wide range of meals and is sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Cuesicat Co
Portland
Oregon
Ex-Banker Morse Wins Decision Of Trial Judge
New York Oct 27 Judge Mough dismissed the conspiracy count in the Morse Cur tle indictment after defense and District Attorney Stimson argued extensively. The case now proceeds on charges of violating the National banking law against Charles W Morse and Alfred H Cur tle.
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Morse
New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtle
United States
Mough
Stimson
Curtis
Long Tom River Back to a Quiet Creek in Oregon
Monroe October 26. Long Tom river once declared navigable hosts a now quiet waterway. Bridge carpenters replace the old drawbridge at Prouis lane while the queer bridge further north is gone. Locals push for rail lines yet see value in river transport to move southern Benton and northern Lane county products at low cost. Within ten years the waterway may reopen to traffic as ranch holdings divide and demand grows.
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Monroe
Long Tom
Old Long Tom
Prouis
Unis
Benton
Lane
Long Tom River
Washington Defeats Whitman College 6 to 0 in Seattle
In Seattle on October 24 Washington defeated Whitman College 6 to 0. Coyle returned a 35 yard punt to the four yard line, enabling Mucklestone to score after two failed tries. Washington showed stronger line play late, with Willis and Habock as key runners and Grimm and Mattson starring on defense. Whitman’s Borleske Lewin Schmidt were notable but Whitman lagged in tackling and offense.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Whitman College
Coyle
Mucklestone
Willis
Habcock
Rania
Grimm
Mattson
Whitman
Borleske
Lewin
Schmidt
Dalles
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallia
Oregon Agries
Liberals Win Strong Victory in Canadia Election
Toronto reports a Liberal majority of fifty after yesterday's elections with 132 Liberals and 82 Conservatives. All ministers reelected, several opposition lieutenants defeated. Parliament standing shifts from 139-76 to 132-82. Also note Cascasweet cough remedy for babies claims to quiet them with printed ingredients.
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Toronto
Postman Seeks Free City Mail Delivery in McMinnaville
Thomas J. Flavin, a postal inspector, surveyed McMinnaville on Saturday with aims to establish free city delivery. Postmaster Hawkins believed the change could be in place by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Flavin
McMinnaville
Hawkins
Explosions in Panama Canal Kill 12, Injure 18
Official word from the Isthmian canal office reports two dynamite blasts on October 15 at the Panama Canal. Twelve killed and eighteen injured. Among the dead are W. J. Davis, engineer, and George Goodly ranewan, the only white men killed.
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Panama Canal
Washington
Webra
Minds
W. J. Davis
George Goodly ¢Ranewan
Bryan Hobsonized By New York Women Last Night
Colonel Bryan spent a rain soaked day in New Jersey and New York City as crowds greeted him at Paterson reception events and three big meetings in Manhattan. He spoke in Paterson in a downpour, attended a Women's Democratic Club reception at the Waldorf-Astoria, toured Westchester, dined at the Democratic Club, and appeared at Hamilton Fish Park Cooper Union Palm Garden and Madison Square Garden.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
Bryan
Women's
Democratic Club
Retorla Hotel
Westchester County
New York
Hegan
Hamilton Fish Park
Cooper Union
Palm Garden
Mrs Stevens Re-Elected W C T U President
Denver on Oct 27 Mrs Lilian Stevens was unanimously re elected president of the National Woman s Christian Temperance Union. The article notes other items including a mention of DeWitt s carbolic salve and a commission appointed to revise Oregon geographical names meeting in Albany Wednesday.
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Denver
Lilian Stevens
National Woman's Christan Temperance Union
Shafer
University of Oregon
Horner
Wng. Steel
Oregon
Albany
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Dissolve one package of any flavor JELL-O in boiling water. When partly congealed heat until light one cup whipped cream and six crushed macaroonos. Whip thoroughly and pour into a mold. When cool it will jel lify and may be served with whipped cream or pudding sauce. JELL-O costs 10 cents per package and can be obtained at any grocery grades.
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Swift Speci
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Carters
DR. .Scarbrough
Kasparilla
FURS
M'Lean
Scarbrough & Cochran
Company E
Prince Henry
Count
Canadia
DeWitt
DeWitt's
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Jane Puls
Juan Anterd
Gettt
United Medical CO
Box
Lancaster, Pa
W. L. DeLano
T. B. Ackers & C
Washington St
Portland, OR
Branghes
Eral Ender Liquor House
Express
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