Oregon Dominates Albany In Early Intercollegiate Football
The University of Oregon crushed Albany College 17 to 0 by halftime, then added six more in the second half at Kincaid Field. Latourette, Thayer, and Kerron starred as Oregon produced advancing plays through Albany’s line amid a large local crowd and clear field conditions.
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Daily Guard
Eugene
University of Oregon
Albany College
Kincaid Field
Universit of Oregon
Albany
Latourette
Thayer
Kerron
Sancus
Death of Mrs. Maggie Morris in Eugene
Mrs. Maggie Morris wife of H P Morris died last evening at 5 o clock at her father G W Weider 347 West Seventh street after a yearlong illness from consumption She was born June 25 1846 in Jefferson County Kansas aged over 57 married in 1873 and moved to Eugene in 1886 Survived by four children Minnie Furman Flora Ham Gardner Morris and Harry Morris Funeral tomorrow at 10 am with interment Mulkey Cemetery Rev R K Cross to conduct the services.
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Daily Guard
Maggie Morris
H. P. Morris
G. W. Weider
West Seventh Street
Morris
Jefferson County
Kansas
Eugene
Minnie Furman
Henderson S's. Ton
Flora Ham
Seattle
Gardner Morris
Harry Morris
Mulkey
RK. T. Cross
First Congregational Church
Will Erect New Store Building at Fifth and Willamette
N R Gaylord long established in the Sanford building has bought the Irt at Fifth and Willamette on the Underwood property. He will begin a frame two story building about 45 feet square. Lumber is on the ground and delivery continues. Completion expected in a few weeks with stock moved from the present location.
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N. R. Gaylord
Music and Notion
Sanford
Irt
Fifth
Willamette
Underwood
Lamber
Channing Fiery’s Royal Italian Band Delights Parker Crowd
The Royal Italian band led by Channing Fiery performed last night at the Parker, drawing a good sized audience. Though not full, the crowd showed strong enthusiasm and music lovers came out in force. The concert was praised as among the best of its kind.
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Italy
Manfred Chiaffarelli
Chiaffarelli
Daily Gaard
Channing Fiery
Royal Italian Band
Parker
Coach Smith Joins Berkeley to Boost Varsity
San Francisco Oct 21 Former University of California star and Oregon Varsity coach Smith is sent to Berkeley to help the State University team out of its slump. He will arrive early next week to work with Hall's squad then play with the alumni against the college eleven.
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Oregonian
San Francisco
Cal
Locomotive
Smith
University of California Star
University of Oregon
Berkeley
Switch
State University
Oregon
Hall
Junto
Sick Hobo Sent North for Aid by County Judge
A malarial fever patient from Junction City claimed Junction officials sent him to Eugene to seek county aid. Acting Chief Eastland presented him to County Judge Kincaid, who ordered a ticket north. The man, who had come from Sacramento, was sent on the afternoon train, highlighting unintended county costs.
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Junction City
Junction
Eugene
Eastland
Kincaid
Points
Sacramento
Felix Barger dies suddenly in Colfax Washington
Felix Barger, well known in Eugene and a former Linn County resident, died suddenly in Colfax Washington. He was related by marriage to Geo. G. Gross and John B. Harris, with Mrs. J. B. Harris as his sister-in-law.
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Daily Guard
Geo. G. Gross
John B. Harris
Felix Barger
Eugene
Linn County
Colfax
Wash
Barger
Gross
Marriag
J. B. Harris
Vaudeville Show Promises Star Cast From Coast to Coast
A company of vaudeville artists is billed to perform there four weeks from tomorrow night. The show features stars including the Wards from New York and Harry George with John Hays from San Francisco. Oscar Rogoway is developing the business locally.
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the Wards
New York
Harry George
John Hays
San Francisco
Oscar Rogoway
Serious Runaway Injures Local Resident Near Spencer's Butte
P D Newell of Alder Street sustained a broken leg when his wagon team ran away and threw him. The accident occurred near Spencer's Butte, south of the city, with Dr Prosser attending the injury.
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Daily Guard
P. D. Newell
Alder Street
Spencer's Butte
Dr. Prosser
Barber Shop Improvement In East Eighth Street
Jerry Horn remodels his East Eighth Street barber shop rearranging partitions between the bathroom and operating room to create more space and light in the latter.
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Jerry Horn
East Eighth Street
Birth Record From Salem Births 1905
In Salem on October 22, 1905, the wife of Marvin Hammitt gave birth to a son.
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Salem
Marvin Hammitt
Diphtheria scare eased after joint meeting urged monitoring
City council and school board met at city hall to discuss preventing diphtheria spread in public schools. They advised daily examinations of children who played with the Beebe boy Saturday and assured the public not to panic, noting unlikely close contact and swift early treatment if needed.
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Beebe
Cheshire
Personal Notices From The Daily Guard
A collection of local arrivals departures and travel among residents and visitors. Notables include Judge Martin L Pipes from Portland and Henry Landers of Cottage Grove visiting Eugene, with many others from Portland Salem Cottage Grove and Albany noted arriving leaving or staying in the city.
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Henry Landers
Cottage Grove
City
Portland
Change in arrival of train would aid Eugene mail
A petition to vary train No. 11 schedule, arriving from Portland at 2 08, calls for Eugene arrival by 11 00. Postmaster Clark of Springfield led signatures of Lane county postmasters. If enacted, the change would improve mail service and allow morning paper readers to finish by afternoon. The adjustment would require starting Portland car at 6 00 am instead of 4 30 am and running faster.
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Eugene
Portland
Clark
Springfield
Lane County
Oregonian
O& Me
S. P. Company
Mill promoter H D D Wagnon returns from Idaho trip
Lyons promoter H D D Wagnon who backed the Eugene Woolen Mill and the Lyons saw mill has come back to Oregon from Idaho. He is trying to promote a woolen mill at Boise City but has not yet secured success. Wagnon is currently in Eugene.
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H. DD. Wagnon
Lyons
Eugene Woolen Mille
Lyons Saw Mill Hae
Oregon
Idaho
J E Wilson and Miss Anna Taylor wed at Springfield home
J E Wilson and Miss Anna Taylor were married at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Casteel in Springfield on October 2 at 8 00 pm Reverend J C Gregory officiated The couple departed for Portland and will return soon to establish residence in Springfield The record notes gasard tenders constalets.
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J. E. Wilson
Anna Taylor
Mee
E. M. Casteel
Springfeld
J. C. Gregory
Portland
Will
Springfield
Gasrd Tenders
Jaw broken by a mule's kick near Blue River
Frank Grant, a packer for Glenn Powers, was kicked by a mule while transporting provisions to the mines. The blow fractured his jaw, knocked out most of his teeth, and cut a deep gash. He traveled to Eugene for hospital care and is recovering.
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Frank Grant
Glenn Powers
Blue River
Eugene
Young Grant
Grant
Hie
Lie
Terrible Accident at Mill City Claims Brakeman
Freddleworth, a new brakeman for the Corvallis and Eastern, fell under a backing engine during switching at Mill City. One leg was lost above the thigh and the other foot severed. He died in Albany at Mrs Neeland's hospital at 7. Ellsworth Weeson of Hen Elleworth Philomath, a popular student brakeman, had recently returned to the train crew. Funeral set for Philomath at 11 a.m. with a special train leaving at 9 a.m. He belonged to the Woodmen of the World.
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Freddleworth
Corvallis
Eastern
Mall City
Albany
Ellsworth Weenson
Hen Elleworth
Philomath
Woodmen of the World
Albany Democrat
Social Realm highlights include Nina Ostrander sendoff and Frazer recital
Mrs Otho V Roberts hosted a pleasant party on Sixth Street in honor of Nina Ostrander who departs Tuesday for Cottage Grove. Prizes in a donkey contest went to Mabel Williams and Mrs H Barnett. luncheon followed. An audience of about 800 attended Arthur Louis Frazer’s piano recital at Villard Hall, praised for his Chopin and Gounod selections before he goes abroad. Orville Waller’s gathering featured whist with Carl Washborne winning first and Miss Ermine Church second, followed by luncheon.
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Rocky Mason
Ruby Farrington
B. F. Rowland
Woodburn
Mrs. Shields
Fairhaven
Wash
Eugene
K. Collins
J. L. Zeigler
City
W. O. Zeigler
Hoffman House
Albany
H. B. Fenton
U. S
Daily Guard
Otho V. Roberts
Ust Sixth Street
Nina Ostrander
Cottage Grove
Mise Mabel Williams
H. Barnett
Roberts
Mra
John Roberts
Mra. O. BE
Roberta
Horace Burpett
Bert Apgar
Nina Ustrander
Nellie Hampton
Mabel Williams
Ada Orrell
Ollie Marquiss
Pearl Roberta
Mae Erickson
Arthur Louis Frazer
Villard Hall
Frazer
Susie Fennel Pipes
Crelg
Volos
Bhoogy
Mayhew
Gounod
Chopin
Kies
D' Ambrosio
Liat
Orville Waller
McClung Block
Botta Kappa Boys
Carl Washborne
Mrs Anderson Hosts WERC Social Evening
Friday evening about sixty members of the W.ER.C. and escorts gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson by invitation of the hostess. Music and cards accompanied the enjoyable social hour with chicken sandwiches coffee and cake served. The event was voted most enjoyable and highlights Mrs. Anderson's entertaining ability.
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W. ER. C
A. J. Anderson
Geary and High Second Play a Tie at Kincaid Field
Daily Guard reports a scoreless tie this forenoon between Geary school and High School third team at Kincaid Field. Both sides showed even play with Matlock and Miller starring for Geary and Chrisman and Kestley for High School.
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Geary
HIGH
Daily Guard
Kincaid Field
Matlock
Miller
Chrisman and
Kestley
True Bill Against Coggins
United States grand jury returned a true bill in the case against J. C. Coggins. He was arrested near Eugene last summer on a charge of raising postal money orders and indicted for forging three orders issued in California for 50 cents each drawn on the Eugene office. The orders were doctored to read thirty five dollars and one was passed to Tolmie & Traver in Eugene. Coggins endorsed the order under an assumed name and is expected to plead guilty.
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United States
Grand Jury
J. C. Coggins
Coggins
Hugene
Hele
California
Eugene
Tolmle & Traver
Lugene
Springfield Notes of Pendleton revival and local happenings
The note reports Harry Stewart visiting his brother Henry at Pendleton and evangelist Holmes to conduct a revival at the Christian church starting Sunday November Lat. It notes the electric power house painted dark red by Eugene workers and mentions boys organizing a football team. FPobt. Allen of the Portland Mercantile Co. moved his family there from Washington.
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Harry Stewart
Henry
Pendleton
Holmes
Christian Church
Eugene
Fpobt. Allen
Portland Mercantile Company
Washington State
Interesting Lodge Meeting Report in Eagles Hall
Daily Guard notes October 24 recounts Foresters of America Grand Secretary Samuel Kafka meeting Court Popular No. M in Eagles hall. A short address was well received by the six members present before they adjourned to a banquet. Kafka and W S Moon planned to attend further events this afternoon and tonight.
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Irene Applegate
Boise
Idaho
Dudley Holland
J. M. Shelley
Portland
Nasia Chamberlain
Nellie Miller
Beryl Turner
Lena Miller
Ora Simpson
Chorgia Payne
Albany
Samuel Kafka
The
Foresters of America
Leest Lodge
Kafka
O. B. Reese
Acme
Browneville Times
Wi Chrystler
Nebraska
Thoreday
Oregon
Eugene
Woodburn
J. R. Cartwright
Harrisburg
Cartwright
Albany Democrat
Daily Guard
No. M
Eagles’ Hall
W. 8. Moon
Fire at Jacobse Cox store in Springfield
Last evening near 6 o clock a gasoline lamp exploded at the Jacobse Cox Company's Springfield store, igniting goods. The alarm brought help and the flames were checked before major damage. Mr Jacobs sustained burns to his hands while fighting the fire.
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Jacobse Cox Company
Springfield
Mr. Jacobs
Slipper group being opened at Cottage Grove Oregon
Cottage Grove Oregon October 2 The Golden Slipper group in the bo hemia district led by Dr W W Oglesby comprises nine full claims on the east side of Grouse Mountain extending to Horse Heaven Creek The Sampson claim tunnel shows a fine ore body and quartz vein with a shaft on the ledge The Dewey tunnel at the group lower end is 200 feet on a strong parallel ledge carrying high grade quartz The property is well timbered watered and has an excellent mill site.
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Cottage Grove
Bohemia District
W. W. Oglesby
Grouse Mountain
Horse Heaven Creek
Sampson
Perpeodicuu
Walla
Dewey
Hearst plans Portland Daily Journal collaboration
A Portland resident reports via a Eugene guard that W R Hearst intends to launch a Portland newspaper. Contracts allegedly pair Hearst interests with the Portland Journal to print at its press while keeping the new paper independent. If true, the Oregonian may face strong competition as Hearst expands.
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Portland
Eugene
Portland Daily Journal
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Journal
Undiscovered underground cavern found at Black Butte mine
Contractors uncapped drift at 680-foot level uncovered an underground water reservoir after a roaring prelude from drilling. A flood followed noon shots, forcing miners to wade out knee deep. Bottom remains submerged. first cavity found in two miles of work.
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Black Butte
Oregon Press Association Counts Oregon Publications
Secretary Tozier reports 226 publications in Oregon including 10 dailies 18 weeklies 7 semi weekly 14 monthlies 1 semi monthly 1 quarterly with classifications of 120 Republican 1 Independent 2 Democratic 5 fraternal 4 agricultural 3 miscellaneous 1 prohibition 1 teachers 2 trade 1 timber 1 hops 8 religious 1 labor union 1 livestock 1 poultry 2 mining 1 ex position 1 physi cian and others across diverse sectors.
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Oregon
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U.O
Ellery
Coach Smith
University of California
Porn
Hb. F. Powers
M. W. Wilcox
New Berlin
Father Beutgen
J. W. Marcum
A. W. Calder
10Th S. Infantry
North
A. B. Wheeler
Dinuba
Ellison
Martin L. Pipes
D. A. Paine
A. ©. Woodcock
C. C. Hammond
Otis B. Tout
J. B. Jones
8. P. Co
L. Zimmerman
Lucky Koy Mining Company
O. H. Allen
W. G. Allen
R. 8. Bryson
L. A
May Beaman
W. G. Tovey
W. D. McDonald
Effie
Douglas Braly
McMineville
G. Nettle
Seaburg
P. B. Marshall
H. D. Wagnon
F. Rostein
Harry Dunter
Chester Starr
J. T. Callison
Pleasant Hill
Edith Hoffman
T. B. Ford
Percy Patterson
Alicia McElroy
Preak Were
Leonard Straight
Roseburg
Oscar Callison
Champ Calloway
Eife
Bert Pitwington
C. A. C. Footbed
Eugene Hospital
Mill City
Corvallis & Eastern
Elroy
Grace Bacon
Mary Warfield
Myrtle Kays
Nina Wilkins
Etha Williams
Ermine Church
Edward Lister
Charley Watts
Bert Postland
Carl Washburne
Chester Washburne
Roy Kerns
Albert Applegate
Vicary Brabham Ferguson
Matzger Combs Howder Lg Williame
Rt Keatley Keatley Smith
Simmone
Emerson Williams
Allen King
Carl Shelton Hellman Matlock Sh Jones Miller
G Tb
Chrisman Miller Li
King
Curtis
Springfield Notes
Slipper Group
Hearst’s
Portland Paper
A GO
Daily Journal
Oregon Newspapers
Tozier
Oregon Press Association
Grove
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