Arrests Made In Local Option Liquor Raids In Eugene And Marcola
Four Eugene men and two Marcola women were arrested on liquor violation charges by Constable Plank. Those named in Eugene include Elmer Renshaw Jake Berger Charles Mayhew and George Lill. At Marcola were Mrs Allie Cruzan and Mrs Pinchnott. Trials set for next week with varied times.
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Eugene
Marcola
Plank
Elmer Renshaw
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Bonda
Mayhew
Berger
Renshaw
Lill
Cruzan
Pinchnott
Young Horse Thieves Arrested at Sisters
Sheriff Elkins of Crook County captured H Armstrong and H W Haines who stole two Kempp Bros. delivery horses at Junction last Sunday. They were found at Sisters on the Santiam road and taken to Prineville for trial. deputies to fetch them to Eugene.
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Fisk
Elkins
Crook County
H. Armstrong
H. W. Haines
Kempp Bros
Ivery
Junction
Prineville
Santiam
Sisters
Cascade Mountains
Bown
Jenkins
Eugene
New Real Estate Company Formed in City Partnership
D L Cartmell and C W Bell form a new real estate partnership under the name Pacifie ad Company. They occupy offices above the Chambers Bristow bank, with Bell moving his fixtures from Beckwith block. Cartmell comes from Hollenbeck and Fisher, Bell previously ran his own office. They will handle timber and offer fire, accident and life insurance and loan negotiations.
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D. L. Cartmell
C. W. Bell
Pacifie Ad Company
Chambers- Bristow Bank
Mr. Bell
Beckwith
Mr. Cartmell
H. F. Hollenbeck
Geo. Fisher
Japanese Generous to the Haitishers in Vancouver Riot
Vancouver dispatch reports Japanese officials view the riots with chagrin and prefer if riots occurred in the United States. Americans note Japan’s restraint contrasts with San Francisco incidents and believe Japan seeks to avoid harming relations with Britain and the United States. Consul Moriwaka predicts only property damage adjustments, not interference.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
San Francisco
Folsom Street
Moriwaka Toay
Japan
Great Britain
Ottawa
British Columbia
England
Ladies of M. E. Church Install 500 Yards of Carpet
The ladies have purchased about 500 yards of new carpet to cover the lower floor of the church. The work will complement other interior improvements to enhance the beauty and comfort of the edifice.
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M. E. Church
Marriage License Granted to Arne and Hull
A marriage license was granted today to Rufus C. Arne aged 23 and Miss Jennie Jane Hull both of Tage Grove, marking a formal union between the couple.
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Rufus C. Arne
Jennie Jane Hull
Tage Grove
Wellman Abandons North Pole Trip After Airship Loss
Walter Wellman, head of the Wellman-Chicago Record-Herald expedition, arrived in Tromsoe from Spitzbergen and said he has given up the attempt to reach the north pole this year. The airship rose on September 2 in strong winds, drifted southwest over land, and parts were recovered after a two day search.
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Trondshem
Norway
Walter Wellman
Wellman-Chicago Record-Herald
Tromsoe
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Pistol Credited With Ending Jesse James Career on Display
An exhibition at Lee Hoger ton's cigar store presents a Colt pistol claimed to have ended outlaw Jesse James. Owned by a Eugene resident and former Kansas county sheriff, the revolver came from Bob Ford’s action and a train robber’s possession. The bill of sale shows a $36 price, and the gun is a .45 Colt with a pearl handle, noted as an ugly looking weapon.
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Jesse James
Lee Hogerton
Eugene
Kansas
James
Bob Ford
Ford
Yale to Build Oliver Memorial Hall at Sheffield
Mrs James B Oliver of Pittsburgh will donate 150000 dollars to Yale University Sheffield Scientific School for a new lecture hall as a memorial to her son a student who died last week at New Haven The hall will be named Oliver Memorial Hall.
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New Haven
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
James B. Oliver
Pittsburg
Veneral News Notes In Brevity Form
Senator Simmons of North Carolina asks W J Bryan to withdraw as Democratic candidate for president to secure harmony. He proposes Lieutenant Governor Chanler of New York and Governor Johnson of Minnesota as a winning ticket. At Roseburg district fair the mile dash saw King Kohr win by a nose over Bill Short and Master. Nearly 200 iron molders struck Evanville after a beer ban at noon in five foundries. T B Wilcox resigns as president of the Oregon Development League citing time demands. action deferred to January. Mise Helena Svenlc of Marcola was brought to Wendling hospital in a somber condition.
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Simmons
North Carolina
W. J. Bryan
Chanler
New York
Johnson
Minnesota
Roseburg
Hill Short
A. W. Ream
Eugene
Muster
Frank Hampton
King Kohr
T. B. Wilcox
Portland
Oregon Development League
League
Outlook Bright For Increased Attendance At University Of Oregon
Enrollment at the University of Oregon is expected to rise by about 25 percent with gains also anticipated in the music law and medicine departments. Portland leads in applications, with several prep schools following. Football, debaters, and glee club activities promise a lively fall, while the campus buzzes with preparations and moves into the new library set to begin soon.
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University of Oregon
Law
Medicine
Portland
Portland Academy
Hill Military Academy
Allen Preparatory School
St. Helen's Hall
St. Mary's Academy
Frost
Veatch and Galloway
Glee Club
Glee
Mandolin Clubs
Multnomah
Daily Real Estate Transfers Reported in County Clerk Notes
County clerk records list numerous real estate transfers with buyers and sellers including D G Wheeler to Jas Bedrder for 35 12 acres in section 31 township 19 range 3 west for 1000 dollars and N L Rosen to M F E Withers for 168.04 acres in section 13 township 18 range 8 west for 8000 dollars.
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D. G. Wheeler
Jas
T Bedrder
Sarah E. Smith
E. L. Smith
Sam Manerad
Kelly Place
Springfield
Chas
Zohrn
Chester W. Clark
Geo. Frederick Meats
Elizabeth P. Meats
Glenwood Park
N. L. Rossen
M. F. E. Withers
O. Lovett
Bruce L. Bogart
A. Rr
United States
Chas. M. Kissinger
A. F. Lamb
F. L
F. L. Snodgrass
Fairmount
J. L. Beatty
Rebecca S. Smith
W. W. Calkins
S. P. Ness
Charles E . Davis
Geo. Baldwin
W. J. Cook
Clarisse Cooper
Horace V. Cochran
J. D. Cochran
Benjamin G. Crow
Chas. E. Davis
Cc. M. Cuthbirth
Astoria Abstract Title & Trust Company
Sanford Brown
C. M. Cuthbirth
Robert L. Evans
Wm. Kellendough
Cox
Florence
John C. Beck
Wm .Kellendough
M. J. Davis
Goyean
J. H. D. Goldson
F. L. Berger
S. R
Co. L. Eaton
McBee
Et Ax
Jasper
Mary F. Griffin
Edward B
Griffin
Harriman Plans Huge Double Track Transcontinental Rail Way
Chicago dispatch states E H Harriman has approved plans costing between 75 million and 100 million dollars to build a low grade double track system from Chicago to the Pacific coast at San Francisco Portland and Seattle. The line would be run over mountain portions by electricity generated from Rockies and Sierra hydropower. The project aims to add three standard track roads to the trans continental system increasing capacity to handle tonnage.
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Chicago
West
E. H. Harriman
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Rockies
Sierras
Council Defers Paving Contract and Passes Pavement Ordinance
At an adjourned Eugene council meeting the Seventh to Ninth Street paving contract was not let due to high Warren Construction bids. The city offered the same price per yard as the Willamette Street project. An ordinance to protect pavements and sidewalks was approved with fines up to 50 dollars or 30 days in jail for dirt on pavements, and 200 dollars or 60 days for burning on sidewalks. A street sweeper purchase was authorized, cost about 325 dollars. The Gaylord cement walk may be rebuilt for noncompliance with city ordinance. An arc light for West Tenth and Olive was referred to committee, and Moss Avenue improvements were approved.
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Seventh
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Warren Construction Company
Willamette Street
W. L. Archambeau
Eugene
City of
New York
Gaylord
Fisher
West Tenth
Olive Streets
Fire and Water Committee
Moss Avenue
East Thirteenth
East Fifteenth
University Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Fading notices mix medical ad and postal rate changes
A mixed fragment cites Halls Catarrh Cure and F J Cheney Co promising pay for cure, laundry and cleaning services, postal rate changes from Rome 1906, and a Tillamook cheese display in Portland weighing 356 pounds for Thanksgiving sales, reflecting a noisy early 20th century notices collage.
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Portland
Died in Oregon Grace Geneva Zimmerrman at 16
Two deaths reported September 1907 in Springfelld Oregon and Springfield. Grace Geneva Zimmerrman daughter of Mr and Mrs D Zimmermann died at 16 years 6 months 28 days with services September 12 at the Christian church and burial at I C C F cemetery conducted by Elder B E Emmons. Kenneth Ray Adams infant son of John W and Ethel Adams died September 8 at Springfield aged four months 16 days with services September 9? at the Christian church and burial at the I O O F cemetery conducted by F J Emmons.
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Springfelld
Grace Geneva
D Zimmerman
The
Christian Church
BE. J. Emmons
Kenneth Ray
John W
Ethel Adams
Springfield
F. J. Emmons
Salem Hop Warehouse Company opens hop storage at depot sheds
The Salem Hop Warehouse Company has leased Southern Pacific storage sheds at the freight depot in Salem to store hops from the district until sale and shipment. In Portland, plans for a new post office building may place it on the Falling Block site bounded by Fifth Sixth Taylor and Salmon streets, per real estate circles awaiting congressional action.
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Salem Hop Warehouse Company
Southern Pacific
Portland
Fifth
Sixth
Taylor
Salmon
A Preventive Hint From Patented Remedies
An exhortation on prevention cites coughs as the root of consumption and endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup with a testimonial from Mrs. S of Great Falls Montana. The Oregon Railroad Commission seeks an ICC inquiry into lumber shipment advances and delaying new schedules pending a formal hearing on a complaint.
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Ballard
Great Falls
Montana
Linn Drug Co
Oregon Railroad Commission
Commission of Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Commission
Battleship Indiana Narrow Escape At League Island Yard
The navy department revealed that a coal bunker fire aboard the battleship Indiana on September 5 at League Island navy yard narrowly escaped destroying the ship. Ammunition magazines were saved by swift action of officers and crew.
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Washington
Navy Department
Indiana
League Island Navy Yard
Stanford donor leaves $12.9 million to university
Stanford University receives a massive gift as Dr. Jordan reports Thomas Welton Stanford, Senator Stanford's brother, has decided to bequeath his entire fortune of 12.9 million dollars to the university after a visit to Australia. The announcement was made from the Stanford campus.
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Stanford University
Col
Dr. Jordan
Thomas Welton Stanford
Stanford
Fo Australia
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No Coal For Battleship Fleet On Long Voyage
The Navy Bureau of Equipment proposed coal supplies for the battleship fleet’s Pacific voyage. Several large coal companies say they will not bid due to lack of on hand quantities, existing private contracts, and no sufficient reserve stocks. Labor constraints also hinder shipment, potentially delaying the operation.
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New York
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Pacific
Journal of Commerce
Old Folks Home Set to Open October First
Rev J S McCallum reports the National Benevolent Society will accept the local old peoples home and operate it under the national board. The opening is planned for October 1 with the smaller Loomis residence in use this year while the larger house remains leased to Klosche Tillicum sorority girls from the University of Oregon.
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J. S. McCallum
First Christian Church
Motorter
National Benevolent Society of the Christian Church
St. Louis
Old Peoples Home
National Board
Mohorter
Dn Loomis
Klosche Tillicum
University of Oregon
Building Collapse in Cincinnati Claims Lives
Cincinnati report states a brick building on Central Avenue near Sixth, owned by J. N. Dohana used as a storehouse, collapsed before noon during remodel. One body recovered. several more occupants from upper stories believed dead. Emergency crews search remains of the structure.
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Cincinnati
Central Avenue
Sixth
J. N. Dohana
Two Cars Arrive for Eugene and Eastern Railway
From Thursday's Guard two electric railroad cars for the Eugene and Eastern Railway Company reached the city aboard Southern Pacific flat cars. The 30 foot long cars, with passenger coach seating vestibule doors and air brakes, will be unloaded and placed on tracks immediately. Cars Nos 1 and 3 are here with No 2 due tonight and three more ordered to arrive in two to three months.
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Eugene & Eastern Railway Company
Eugene
Springfield
Southern Pacific
St. Louis
Eugene & Eastern Railway
Births Reported in Cottage Grove and Eugene
A son born to Willis E. Nowells and wife in Cottage Grove on September 9 weighs 9 pounds. In Eugene on September 13, 1907, a son is born to Elmer C. Smith and wife weighing 9 pounds 12 ounces.
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Cottage Grove
Willis E. Nowells
Eugene
Elmer C. Smith
Farms for sale and stage line to Goshen Dexter
The undersigned offers several valuable farms for sale in Lane county between Goshen and Trent with attractive size price and terms. Also operates a nine four rally stage line between Goshen and Dexter connecting north and southbound S P trains with afternoon service Fare 50 passengers can be carried to Lowell if desired R L Edwards Dexter Ore. The cement walk on Willamette Street from Kays furniture to Chambers Bristow bank has been completed this afternoon.
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Goshen and
Trent
Lane County
Goshen
Dexter
S. P
Lowell
Willamette Street
Kays’ Furniture Store
Chambers-Bristow Bank
Chilean marksman misses aim in circus head shot incident
In Rio de Janeiro on September 14 Juan Espinosa, a Chilean marksman, tried to shoot an apple from a man's head in a circus act and killed the man. He narrowly escaped lynching as a result of the fatal blow.
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Rio Janeiro
Juan Espinosa
Lumbermen Commission Actions Against Proposed Oregon Washington Rate Increase
Salem responds as the railway commission asks Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming and Kansas to join against a proposed lumber rate rise to Eastern markets. Oregon Washington argue the hike harms Northwest timber sales and could halt shipments unless prices rise to cover higher costs. They urge delaying the rate until a full investigation, citing ten years of profitable rates and heavy forest product tonnage.
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Salem, Or
Railway Commission
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Kansas
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Nebraska Commission
Oregon Commission
Northwest
Commission
Northern Pacific
Wellman Fails In Balloon Trip To North Pole
In Tromsoe Norway on September 14 invalidated details report Walter Wellman Melvin Vantman and Felix Reisenberg started to reach the North Pole on September 2 aboard the ship America. A gale forced the airship back toward Spitzbergen and it descended on a glacier where occupants were rescued. Wellman will postpone the attempt for a year.
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Tromsoe
Norway
Walter Wellman
Melvin Vantman
Felix Reisenberg
North Pole
America
Camp Wellman
Mai
Spitzbergen
Wellman
Great Fire in Hadokate Claims 300 Lives
Victoria reports a devastating Hadokate blaze after a great fire destroyed hundreds of houses and nearly all foreign consulates administrative offices banks companies schools theatres. Only the American consulate court house railway station and customs offices survived. The scene featured artist M Deeda and an advertising curtain.
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Victoria
Shawmut
Orient
Ior
Hadokate
Cou
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Margola
NEW Real Estate Company
Mas. Oliver
Memorial Hall
Mise Helena Svenlc
University OF
County Clerk's Office
Harriman
Council
State
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Eugene Steam Laundry
Rome
Italy
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Indianapolis
OLD Folks Home
Eugene & Eastern
Sale Goshen
R. L. Edwards
Ore
Daw
M. Deeda
Ny Opera House
Issis St
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