New Football Rules Reform Highlight 1907 Guide
Spalding's Official Football Guide for 1907 edited by Walter Camp outlines major changes including a ten minute increase in game time, a defined field judge, adjustments to the forward pass, and clarified fair catch rules. The volume also contains season reviews, All America lists, captain and coach rosters, and extensive game data.
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Spalding
Walter Camp
United States
Roosevelt
Lneup
Autumn Social Season Returns With Club Meetings
The Thursday Afternoon club met after summer break with Mrs. 8. Spencer as hostess and elected officers Mrs. Leon Edmunson president and Mrs. Lawrence Harris secretary-treasurer. Guests included Mrs. George W loughby Mrs. G. W. Smith and Mrs Frank Gibstrap. Mrs Kerna hosted a sewing bee at her Willamette bungalow with rag crafts and a luncheon at Mrs F. L. Chambers. Mrs Henderson hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church followed by a McKeanville outing. Frank L. Chambers entertained young guests at her bungalow for a farewell gathering for four Wellesley bound young ladies.
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Beeen
Cory
Willamette
Kerns Bungalow
Chamberd
Camille Carroll
Florence de Bar
Norma Hendricks
Vanda Coffey
Cora Wold
Gretta Bristow
Elma Hendricks
Ruby Hendricks
Hazel Robinson
Chicago
Helene Robinson
David Graham
Carl McClain
Marlon McClain
Ralph Robinson
George Hug
LeRoy Kerns
Mrs. P. Bb. Snodgrass
Thimble Club
Julius Goldsmith
East Eleventh Street
Schwarzbrod Und Welsbrod
Kartoffel Salat
Zimmt Kuchen Sc
H. A. Trump
M. F. Griggs
B. A. Paine
Mra. Moore
Portland
Minnie Washburne
G. R. Chrisman
C. B. Willoughby
Spencer
George H. Smith
Wm. F. Osburn
Mra. Barbour
Maud Morris
Cottage Grove
F. D. Wheeler
Perkins Avenue
Bridge Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Missionary Cause
Mra
Spenoer
Leon Edmunson
Lawrence Harris
George Wloughby
G. W. Smith
Frank Gibstrap
F. Kerna
Kerns
F. L. Chambera
Mere. Kerns
Vhe Meetamesa
M. Yoran
Wi Yorer
Darwin Bristow
T. G. Hendrecks
L. GO. Adair
R. L. Whi Towghay
F. B. Chambers
Yary Griffin
Cochran
Geambera
Frank L. Clambers
Wellesley Col
Health in the Canal Zone and local industry note
A piece discusses temptations for artisans to join Panama Canal construction forces amid fever fears, praising Electric Bitters as a malaria preventative and blood purifier. It notes a Portland visit by E J McClanahan, who bought machinery for an incubator factory on West Fight Street to be installed soon.
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Panama Canal
W. L. DeLane
Portland
E. J McClanahan
West Fighth Street
Personal notes from Eugene and nearby towns
A parade of movers and visitors visits Eugene: A Welch arrives from Portland. L E Tidball from the south. Leo and Frank Arehart from Junction. E Baum from Pendleton. Miss Nina Nicklin home from McKenzie Bridge. Levi Geer of London Springs in the city. many others including W West from McKenzie outing, Hall from Roseburg, Della Cardwell from Cottage Grove, Le E Bean and Dr Willoughbys on McKenzie outing, E McClanahan returning to Los Angeles, Lee Cannon a Roseburg attorney visiting, Eakin to Albany on business, Mrs Howard Van Buren back to Portland, Edwards and Shrum with wife from Florence, Pironi family to Portland, Braham from Cottage Grove, Hampton and Reed to O Brien s on the McKenzie, Callison couple from Fall Creek, Collier to Albany, Griggs from Cottage Grove, Shindler pianist returning to Portland, Cox family en route to Indianola, Dammond hiring teams in Cottage Grove, Lewis from Cottage Grove to home, Etna Snodgrass to Baker City, Ernest Stevens visiting from the Philippines, Carman moved to reside in Albany, Free family from Denver to West Seventh, Pendleton merchant Baath departing, Rev Willard Elkins en route to Cottage Grove, S J Shrum from Florence visiting Douglas county, Shrum returning to Portland. (From Monday and Friday editions)
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A. Welch
Portland
L. E. Tidball
Leo
Frank Arehart
Junction
E. Baum
Eugene
Pendleton
Nina Nicklin
McKenzie Bridge
Levi Geer
London Springs
J. W. West
McKenzie
Billy Wright
Geo. T. Hall, Sr
Roseburg
Della Cardwell
Cottage Grove
le E. Bean
C. B. Willoughbys
E.E. McClanahan
Los Angeles
Lee Cannon
B. Eakin
Albany
Howard van Buren
Geo. P. Edwards
J. Shrum
Florence
J. Pironi
A. Braham
Gladys Hampton
Marguerite Reed
O'Brien
David Griggs
J. H. Bingam
C. Shindler
The
Little Gem
F. Carman
Willard Elkins
Eugene Divinity School
Christian Church
Hood River
S. J. Shrum
Seaport
Shrum
Douglas County
J. D. Dammon
J. H. Daniel
Inez White
Boswell Springs
D. Allen
J. W. Zimmerman
E. J. McClanahan
Betta Ward
J. M. Pipes
Geo. Wall
F. E. Chambers
F. A. Page
W. H. Abrams
A. L. Roney
Gowden
Mies Belle Millican
Umatilla County
Geo. O'B. DeBar
Bryant
Siuslaw
E. B
B. G
Numerous arrivals and departures mark Eugene social week
Eugene and nearby towns welcomed visitors and guests from Portland Roseburg and Albany while residents returned from trips. The column notes arrivals including H. H. Hawley and wife Miss Andrews and Miss Rose Gibson plus many others preparing for weddings hunts and relocations. Several locals plan moves to Lane county and surrounding areas.
Dr King’s New Discovery Promoted by Richmond Citizen
A resident of Richmond Indiana A D Williams 107 West Main street extols Dr Kings New Discovery as the only remedy that fully meets the proprietor’s claims It is advertised as a world renowned throat and lung cure for coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and pulmonary recuperation with a trial bottle offered free and a guaranteed sale at W L Delanos drug store priced 50 cents and 1 dollar
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Richmond
Ind
A. D. Williams
West Main Street
W. L. DeLano
Last Message From Columbia Victim Found On Beach
A bottle recovered near the Cliff House ruins contains a note reading Lost Columbia On raft Tell mother at 872 K Street St. Louis James Keller. The message was found by A Migmore of San Francisco and sent to the address.
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San Francisco
A. Migmore
Forty-sixth Avenue
Columbia
K Street
St. Louis
James Keller
Liver trouble cures by Herbine, reader testimony
Mrs. Mary E. Hammond of Moody Texas says prolonged liver illness improved after three bottles of Herbine and she always keeps it at home. The note also includes various clipped notices about trades, a catarrh cure patent claim, laundry services, and a depot fire near Troutdale Oregon with substantial losses.
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Mary E. Hammond
Moody
Texas
Linn Drug Co
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted By Montana Family
An editorial style short promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as preventing consumption by curing coughs. A Great Falls Montana mother writes that her family uses it for years and her children never suffer from coughs. Sold by Linn Drug Co.
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Ballard
Heney plans Oregon land fraud trials in October
Francis J. Heney, en route to the sound with W C Bristol, will return to Portland to arrange the calendar for the land fraud cases, to be tried at the October term. He will go to San Francisco Thursday to begin the trial of Attorney General Ford, saying the delay stemmed from sickness and San Francisco work. He will conduct the trials personally, beginning with Hermann, but refused to name further steps.
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San Francisco
Heney
Doan's Kidney Pills Suggested For Kidney Pain Relief
Eugene resident Mrs C Lester reports back and loins pain relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. Ad claims kidney disorders cause back ache dizziness and urinary trouble, promoting Doan's as permanent cure. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Eugene
Bright
Dean
C. Lester
Charnelton Street
Eugene, Or
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Sheriff seeks two horses for a theft case
Sheriff Fred Fisk seeks two horses after Bud Kompy reported his geldings stolen. Hirelings from Junction City to ride to a neighboring town promised return by noon but vanished. Kompp traveled to Eugene and swore out warrants, handing them to the sheriff for apprehension of the culprits.
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Fred Fisk
Bud Kompy
Junction City
Jast
Youde
Kom
Booyant
Kompp
Eugene
Sawmill Narrow Escape at Elnin Fire
Fire at F. C. Walters' sawmill in Elnin yesterday nearly destroyed the mill before discovery. Sparks from the smokestack set roof timbers ablaze, machinery halted, crews fought flames and quenched the blaze after substantial effort. The mill was described as very old and would likely have been beyond control if found later.
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F. C. Walters
Elnin
Spencer Butte coal firm buys new sinking pump
J. W. Zimmerman, president of the Spencer Butte Coal and Petroleum Company, was in Portland last week and purchased a large sinker pump to replace the inadequate unit at the mine. The pump is expected to arrive this morning to keep water from the shaft during sinking.
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J. W. Zimmerman
Spencer Butte Coal and Petroleum Company
Portland
Las Week
Farms for Sale Goshen Dexter Stage Life
The undersigned offers several valuable farms for sale in Lane County between Goshen and Trent. Prices and terms are attractive, with a daily stage line between Goshen and Dexter connecting with north and southbound trains at Goshen in the afternoon. Fare 50 cents. Also carry passengers to Lowell if desired. R. L. Edwards, Dexter, Ore.
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Goshen
Dexter
Goshen and
Trent
Lane County
Lowell
Cider Apples Availability for September Dates
The notice invites growers to bring cider apples on September 20 and 21 and possibly the next Friday and Saturday. Contact F. Reisner at Chambers-Bristow Bank or call Red 3022 to confirm quantities. Also reports a roof fire at Allen Cannery yesterday afternoon, extinguished before the fire team arrived.
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F. Reisner
Chambers-Bristow Bank
Red
Ingham Vinegar CO
Allen Cannery
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D. J. Sawyer
San Jose
Fleishauer
Vesta Wallace
Jessie Sands
Astoria
Mrs. Bills
Gladya Calloway
Grants Pass
Owen Calloway
Pearl Street
Ucille Sterner
Adelaide Lake
Creasus Lee
Anice Zimmerman
Belle Burrell
Mihna Peterson
Gertrude Burell
Royce
Frankie Burell
Don Zimmerman
Andrew Vetch
Raphael Hackett
Lenore Calloway
Nra
W_ C. Henderson
Ladie Ald Society
First Presbyteriam Church
I. L. L. Whiteon
A. L. Bogart
Canal Zone
C. W. Cox
Indianola
Iowa
J. E. Lewis
Fred Lamb
Etna Snodgrass
Baker City
Felix Wagner
Ashland
C. BE. Johnson
Fayette
Idaho
M. Canady
Madison
N. L. Fitshenry
Deer Horn
Carrie Martin
Harrisburg
L. Archambeau
Marion McClain
Cora Sutton
Brownsville
O. J. Circle
Oakland
Crenwell
Minnie Evans
Drain
H. B. Bailey
Racine
Wis
E. O. Potter
E. C. Wigmore
Defla Bolin
Cress
Reno
P. V. Coffey
Coffey Ranch
G. F. Skipworth
Colfax
Wash
J. M. Woodruff
Cal Briggs
Clay Owen
Blue River
H. H. Hawley
J. M. Andrews
Rose Gibson
James Quatin
Rugby
E. McCluskey
A. P. Churchill
Ruby Archambeau
Thayer-Williams
L. R. Edmunson
British Columbia
Clara Esson
Rodney Avenue Christian
William Porter
Camas Valley
Porter
H. E. Abbott
Mentor
Minn
F. A. Tripp
E. E. Young
N. E. Metcalf
Cal
Upper McKenzie
W. J. Pierpont
Savannah
Georgia
David Husband
J. M. Morris
Peirpont
Husband
H. B. Withers
Baxene
Mina
Orris Nelson
Dunn's Bakery
Earl and Wirt Church
Tacoma
Ermine
J. D. Fields
Barbara Booth
Yonealla
J. M. Hackett
Idaho F. Campbell
H. E. Ankeny
Gladys
R. E Cantrell
Medford
George H. Collier
Massachusetts
David
Fred Applegate
O. E. Smith
D. M. Parkerson
Blair Street
Lulu M. Marquam
Angela
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Mary’s Academy. Dr. Marquam
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P. A. Moses
Corvallis
Linn County
Sid Smith
Springfield
Trunkmakers
Eugene Springfield
Harry Rafferty
University of Oregon
el Paso
New York City
Evening Telegram
W. T. Campbell
South Fork
J. J. Poill
Klamath Falls
California Points
Miss May
Jacksonville Post
Oto
Toledo, Lucas
County, Es
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Eugene Steam Laundry
Troutdale
D.C. Kendall
Oregnnian
J. W. Quackenbush & 6
Oregon
Burnwns
Ocerr
J. E. Kilborn
Jeffersen Street
R. L. Edwards
Dexter, Ore
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