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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1903

Page

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New Fire Extinguishers Shown to Members

After the Oregon Hose Company meeting Fire Chief Yoran demonstrated the new U S fire extinguishers recently purchased by the city. Each extinguisher will be attached to a hose cart and aids in fighting incipient blazes and interior fires where water use would be harmful. One man can carry them and they will save costs by reducing the need for chemical engines on small fires.

Oregon Hose Company Yoran U. S

Strike Arrives in Seattle Halts City Transit

Car men quit work as union members clash with opposition men over operations. The strike disrupts Seattle transit as workers protest amid mounting tensions and stalled negotiations.

Sea Rover Arrives With Tow From San Francisco

Siuslaw shipping reports the Sea Rover an oil burner towing the three masted C. A. Klose and the Sacramento, completing the 70 hour voyage. commerce at the bar remains debated amid calls for bar improvements and growing concern over local trade.

Guard Special Service Florence Tag Sea Rover San Francisco C. A. Klose Sacramento Sea Rover

Lineman Killed Near Renton

Coroner Hoyt was notified by telephone that James Powell, a Northern Pacific telegraph lineman, was instantly killed while repairing a line near Renton. A deputy was dispatched to bring the body to Seattle.

Scripps News Association Seattle Hoyt Renton James Powell Northern Pacific Company

Southern Pacific plans coast road to link Willits Eureka Crescent City

Grant's Pass report confirms a new Southern Pacific project to build a coastal route from Willits to Eureka and onward to Crescent City connecting with the main line at Grant's Pass. The development would link Southern Josephine and Humboldt counties to the outside world.

Grant’s Pass Southern Pacific Josephine Hambolt Counties Willits Eureka Cal Crescent City Grant's Pass

Mrs Coshow Named to Lewis and Clark Exposition Board

The Rovebarg Review notes Mrs A P Coshow was appointed a member of the board of lady managers for the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The selection is praised as excellent and Coshow is expected to be an efficient contributor to the board.

A. P. Coshow

Camp Lawton Life Delights Soldiers at Roseburg

Life at Camp Lawton in Roseburg Oregon on September 8 grows pleasanter with fatigue duties and drills. Major Yoran praises constant activity as Capt. Johnson and Don Jackson return from inspection. Co A Ashland hosts a free open air concert while the roster awaits mail and a planned dance by the Roseburg orchestra.

Camp Lawton Roseburg Yoran Johnson Don. Jackson Portland Gen. Jackson A, Co, i Ashland Sueet McCornack Co. A Hoseburg Orchestra Heye Thoreday

Bark Prices Fall Sharply as Market Shifts

Prices for chittim bark tumbled after Eastern buyers finally agreed on a price, dropping from twelve to eleven and a half cents per pound. The move followed cooperative price talks among buyers, with buyers like W. Saodere of Bugene recounting a failed deal at fifteen cents as the market collapsed and potential sellers now regret not selling earlier.

Chittim Berk Ebiebh Secente W. Saodere Bugene Jead

French President vows to shield Christians in Turkish realm

Paris dispatch reports President Loubet met with foreign ministers after outrages against Christians in Beirut. He pledged protection for French Christians as concerns grow over new killing and rising hostility toward Americans and missionaries amid Turkish tensions. Admiral Cottee is expected to be sent to Beirut to reinforce forces. The Bulgarian frontier is described as increasingly dangerous as clashes mount nearby.

Scripps News Association Paris France Loubet Paria Beirut Admiral Cottee Bierut

Marriage at Acme Presbyterian Church in Acme

At noon Sunday September 8 Mr Fred Hewitt married Miss Rebecca Henderson at the Acme Presbyterian church with Rev T A Yost officiating. Ninety invitations were issued. The reception at the groom’s house featured a sumptuous dinner after a well attended ceremony. The bride received many fine presents and the couple enjoy strong social standing with best wishes from the community. Meanwhile Hon C A Sembrede, former US commissioner at Skagway and Roseburg lawyer, plans to join a Portland law firm and move with his family.

Florence Fred Hewitt Rebecca FE. Henderson Presbyterian Church Acme T. A. Yost United Evangelical Church Alice Alexander C. A. Sebbrede United States Skagway Alaska Roseburg Chamber of Commerce Portland

Favors Opening School Later in Eugene Oregon

Letter from M. Svarverud argues delaying the start of the school term to the last week of September and ending in June. He contends harvest needs for hops and fruit require children and workers, and education can still flourish with a fall start, stressing crop savings fund school houses and taxes.

Eugene, Or M. Svarverud

Clark Stevens Sues for Divorce and Custody

Clark Stevens of Lane County files suit against Mionie B. Stephens for divorce and custody of three children Edna G., Elma A., and Henry 85, alleging wife deserted him around August 20, 1902 and has lived apart since, while he claims faithfulness and proper spousal treatment.

Clark Stephens Mionie B. Stephens L. Bilyeu A. C. Woodcock Henry

Puzzle bone on Aleen Hay beach puzzles doctors

A 72 pound bone found on Aleen Hay beach has puzzled Dr. Those Condon and University Ccologist, who suspect it to be an elephant front leg bone. The bone’s greenness and freshness raise questions about its origin and recent appearance on the shore.

Aleen Hay Condon

Self Defense Declared in Junction City Killing Case

Coroner’s jury finds Frank Mulkey died from a stab wound inflicted by J J Butler in a street fight. They rule the act was self defense and Butler is not guilty. Testimony describes Mulkey’s troubled conduct and Mulkey’s intrusion into Butler’s home with alcohol fueled clashes.

Lerhucu Ite Reweins Mulkey Jonathan Bofler Terely Junction City Frank Mulkey Lane County Oregon J. J. Butler J J. Butler Gov. W. Handsaker Foreman G. C. Millett Wo. Johnson J. J. McFaerland Samuel Robinson Butler de Witte Ginieg Malkey Leyak Naine McClaren Hutter Mr. Butler Lotler

Dr King’s New Life Pill

An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pill as a health booster that changes weakness into strength and energy into mental power. Sold by W. L. De Lan o for 2 cents per box.

Dr King W. L. de- Lano

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