Prices At Big Cash Store Spark Buyer Interest
A catalog style list from the Big Cash Store highlights bargains across departments. Items include Outing Flannels at 6 c quality now 5 c, Umbrellas in ladies and men’s, 50c collars, school caps 25¢, cotton broadcloth 25¢, dress goods 25¢, wool remnants, Cravenette coatings and suitings at 1.00, children’s dresses 25¢ to 5.00, ladies heavy fleeced underwear, misses unions 50c, $12 winter coats at 5.00, ladies skirts up to 38 waist, hose 12 ½ ¢ to 50c, and corsets 15c to 75c.
Stensland Sentenced After Chicago Conference
Paul Stensland arrived with Olsen and officers, was taken to the U S attorney, and alleged mistreatment in New York. He faced two indictments: depositing a check for 1500 while bank insolvent and embezzling 2400,000. Sentences ranged from one to five years and up to fourteen years, to run concurrently for a maximum ten years with good behavior.
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Chicago
Paul Stensland
Nere
Olsen
United States Attorney's Office
New York
Stensland
Reward Offered for Atlanta Rioters by City and State
The governor will join the city council in a special meeting and it is expected that tomorrow both city and state will offer $10,000 rewards, totaling $20,000, for the rioters. State troops are ordered home while local troops patrol the city tonight.
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Atlanta
Mabel Has a New Postmaster in Manel Or
Washington reports Andrew H. Nordmeyer has been named post master at Manel Oregon effective immediately. Nordmeyer replaces the previous appointee and assumes duties as the head of the local post office. The appointment aligns with standard federal postal service staffing.
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Washington
Andrew H. Nordmeyer
Manel, Or
Adolph Weber Rangs Tomorrow at Folsom
Folsom California September 26 The condition of Adolph Weber sentenced to hang tomorrow noon has steadily improved in recent weeks He has gained eight pounds since arriving there He is in good physical condition speaks little and does not appear to dread the coming day or shows confidence of a reprieve
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Folsom
Cal
Adopih Weber
Increase in hunting licenses ahead of Chinese pheasant season
County Clerk Lee reported issuing 11 hunters licenses since January and a surge in applications this week. Last year 1326 licenses were granted and officials expect this year to surpass that total by several hundred as the five day pheasant season opens.
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Lee
Pheseanta
Married in Eugene by Rev McCallum on Sept 24
Albert J. Albertson and Miss Maggie Bell of Mabel wed in Eugene with Rev J. B. McCallum officiating. Croner and Mathews secured the contract to grade and gravel High Street from East Third to East Piret.
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Eugene
Albert J. Albertson
Maggie Bell
Mabel
J. 8. McCallum
Croner & Mathews
High Street
East Third
East Piret
Army Ordered to Be Ready for Cuban Campaign
The War Department received orders from Oyster Bay to have an army ready to go to Cuba on short notice. In Havana Liberal Leader Zayas accuses Palma’s government of treason and moderates of favoring rebels. Forty thousand troops may be needed for potential intervention. Embarkation would take at least seven days due to transport limits. Colonel Waller, famed Philippine and Cuban campaigner, is ordered to Cuba to command the marines.
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Washington
Sept
War Department
Oyster Bay
Cobsa
Havana
Zayas
Palma
Taft Commission
Congress
Washinton
United States
Norfolk
Waller
Philippines
Cuba
Hughes Named For Governor At Saratoga
Saratoga Sept 20 Bruce has withdrawn from the race and it is practically certain that Chas EK Hughes will be the only candidate for governor presented to the Republican convention today. Hughes was nominated by acclamation and pledged to an administration free from bossism. Jerome's support of Hughes sparked enthusiasm as the state committee named Timothy Woodruff chairman to succeed Odell.
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Saratoga
Norton E. Lewis
John G. Wallenmeier
Julius M. Mayer
Henry ©. van Alstine
Hughes
Democratic convention adjourns for reports and collation
The Democratic convention met at 11 and adjourned to 2 to await the committee on contest report. It reconvened at 3, the committee still in session, and adjourned until 6 30 in the evening. Hearst is favored for nomination while Magnes is named at Saratoga. Jerome comments on party unity and potential support for a decent Republican nominee. The piece also notes fashion remarks about straw hats and outfits.
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Buffalo
Sept
Committee On Contest
Committee On Contests
Hearst
C. BE. Magnes
Saratoga
Jeromefaaid
Hughes
Jerome Anid
Emil Etter Enteres Plea of Not Guilty
Emil Etter was arrested yesterday afternoon on a liquor selling charge under prohibition. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Bryson at 10 this forenoon and, through attorney Lee M. Travis, filed a demurrer that was overruled. Etter pleaded not guilty. a preliminary examination will be held within a day or so.
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Emil Etter
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Lee M. Travis
Justice Bryson
Etter
Post Office Site Inspector Soon Expected in City
Postmaster J L Page received a letter from A F Staller, secretary to the Secretary, Washington, stating a postal department site inspector would start work within days to inspect sites for a public building in Fagene Oregon. He will wire two to three days before arrival to notify interested parties.
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Tressery Department
Washington, DC
Eugene People Fishing on Siuslaw River
Special correspondence from Mapleton describes Eugene residents fishing on the Siuslaw River. Judge Bean and Dr. Day reported a catch of five yesterday, with other anglers such as George Smith Harry Duster and Frank Wood still casting today. The piece evokes river life and the joy of catching and eating fish, highlighting local recreation and community figures.
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Mapleton
Jenae Walton
Sinslaw
Dr. Day
Fies
George Smith
Harry Duster
Frank Wood
Train wreck in Peru leaves three dead and many injured
A Wabash eastbound passenger train crashed near OCathn DL this morning at seventy mph after striking an open switch and freight cars on a siding. Three were killed three crew members among the dead, 38 injured, one missing, with gas tanks exploding and debris burning.
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Peru
Ind
Wreckel
Ocathn
Eng*nest Butler
Ellison
Harding
New Fire Engine for Florence
Albany residents recall old times as a band fire engine bound for Florence Engine Co. No. 1 travels through Yaquina aboard an ocean steamer. The piece notes Albany once boasted a city pride engine led by Joe Webber.
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Albany
Florence Engine Co
Joe Webber
Goshen Items Special Correspondence
Goshen Sept 26 Morace Hampton plans to move to Haker county with his car and belongings. Miss Way and Hazel will be there when the car arrives. Mr and Mrs Hampton and rest of family to follow soon. Angie Mathews and Clyde Love depart for Eastern Oregon where Mr Mathews owns a ranch. Hop picking ends locally. Wilsons to move to Springfield by early October. Ethyl Marston of Coburg visiting aunt Mrs V J Mathews. returns Saturday.
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Goshen
Morace Hampton
Haker County
Way
Hazel
Angie Mathews
Clyde Love
Oregon
Mr. Mathews
Cottage Grove Man Killed in Peculiar Accident
Cottage Grove man Richmond, aged 41, was accidentally killed at Brows Lumber Company mill when a truck wheel broke through a platform, causing the truck to strike him and push him onto a railroad track where his skull was crushed. He left a wife and four children, was an Odd Fellow, and recently let a 2000 life policy lapse. He also led the Richmond Moving Picture Show Company, widely known in the state.
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Cottage Grove
Richmond
Brows Lumbter Company
Mag
Knights of the Maccabees
Richmond Moving Picture Sho ¢ Company
State
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Cravenette
Hampton Bros
Eugene and Springfield
Adolph Weber
Cuban
Waller Gores
Jerome
Timothy Woodruff
Odell
J. L. Page
A. F. Staller
Fagene
Sinslaw River
Florence
A. Richmond
Rail
Moving Picture Show Company
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