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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
12
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Regular physician and surgeon G Beardsley M D lists offices in McClung building at Eighth and Willamette streets with office and residence phone Main 47.
Registration of students at the University of Oregon began this morning with high turnout and bustling campus activity. Registrar Tiffany manages the intake as new students tour grounds and seniors help newcomers, the dormitories already nearing fullness.
The article lists faculty changes including H Douglas as librarian, Dr Jas D Barnett new associate professor of political science from Oklahoma, and Dr Shinn leading chemistry while Professor Stafford is abroad. New instructors include Dr Hugo Koehler in German, Samuell E Elliott in psychology, and Dr Clark in history, with others moving to head positions and preparing courses.
The American bark Star Bengal was driven ashore near Fort Wrangell Alaska and is a total wreck with a full cargo of salmon. Owned by Alaska Packers' Association the Kyack stands by and officials believe officers and crew are aboard. Washington authorities were asked to cable Burnside for aid. Many on board.
Times from Juneau reports the Star Bengal with 136 aboard including Japanese and Chinese crew. The cable ship Burnside may not reach the wreck due to storms. Bengal blown ashore on the west side of Coronation Island. tug Kyak and Hattle Gage tow lines fail to reach.
Ellen Stan presents a practical Prince Chap coat pattern suited for fall. Made in serge mohair or cheviot, dark blue satin waist complements most suits. The lined, easy-to-make design uses padded crinoline to maintain neat height. coat length is twenty seven inches with seven sizes from 32 to 44 inches.
Berlin on September 22 reports four cholera suspects arriving from Russia and taken to a hospital this afternoon.
The United States government has directed a special appropriation aimed at the Investigation of corn and alfalfa in the Willamette valley. This action targets agricultural research and development to improve crop outcomes in Oregon's Willamette region.
Grand Rapids biographical notice reports John Murray Dowie aged 83, father of John Alexander Dowie founder of Zion City, died today at the home of his son's widow on White Lake after repudiation by his son.
J. J. Murray has been awarded the painting contract for the new I. O. F. block. The decision completes the exterior job and outlines the scope of work for the building’s facade.
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