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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, NOV 11, 1909
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ALL PYTHIAN
LODGES TO
BE INSPECTED
Tmn-fer of tn« Fourth Oregon
' Infantry Into the Coast Artillery S«r-
■ vice of the Htate Is tn« :<.<llcal change
îjaiiwH and
I In the Oregon National Guaru that Is
I *i I i k 1 1<H 11 ’n
'<> tie maJ« necessary within the next
till days. The regimental Identity
• • •• Itoti A
i
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i’
1
of th« command will have to lx- de-
, I
» Wm Tnlly. 4*/» < »gdnii A».
sfr nil and the eight Southern <»re-
■ Mi. F. hihm h¡ .¡ ri ,
| gon Infantry companies will each re-
Mr*. Huit I nyd. K. F P
,"1
I I » A. H m I i I mh h
I ■. ,ve it separate designation In the
If. will
M
— Mr». M. .1 .!• i.«».
i Const Artillery.
i
' Hi
Mi». H i* Ahr. rwcz KrnH
It
Tills change, which has been In
(
>1, oh
-- M « a Li ail«
MM
i I'ontemplatlon for several yeara,
$ Avon I, H.K
since
the new military bill regulat­
r 111». Ft ■ Mi. M
I
r .It I- I» L
ing the National Guard went Into
Mr
I .. Ihl «rd, H.U.L
Mi. May mo W i Ulli».
I effect, has been found necessary by
li I Kiilurltv.
the genertt! -faff on account of short-
llr
I
F-.lírl.
■ 'i
i .ige of funds for maintenance. In
N''inar«ills, |r.
W| h lr«
ha. Mit I»»iti.
r. ti. I
r»' h
by
. I
order to mantain the Fourth B«gl-
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Ila
Mr
n
A s I tul, ID • li ti»
' u «nt It I- net «.'«ary to organize four
additional c ntpanies of Infantry at
lUhlk».
III
M
Frarujla M-rkl»U FI< m 4
.Southern Oregon points. The expen e
M
I of o gnnlzatlon would b« approxl-
ft«
I i q
| uiHtelly $ in.ooh, and the c st ol
ba:
i|
I
1 maintenance an even larger amount
1.
’n
I every it ar.
n
r««i
A year ago th« war department
> - M
sent out an edict tha' all Guard regi-
'I, —I
•rri
tnt nts mast be organized on the same
• H ir l*ii -| r
'<•»1
V
!.. I -Mr». Nil
lines as the regular army. It was di­
lr
rected that
no further allowance
I ,
lr.
from the i'eleral government would
I
be given sta:< whlc rath 1 to make
th« required Improvemen - The »‘diet
I1
W
found many Hl
state» in a position
I ri
Litt»
which It was Impossible to remedy
W
on
short notice.
i’resure
was
I-
brought to bear on Congress and ad­
ditional time was given in uhl h to
A
a. r^t
perfect the organization.
• »1.
.Mr- F. It Mmith, ill Elm Si.
< '.<»■*( Save Fourth
Erl«, Ha - !rt. J. p. Eudikh, 1< E l> S.. 7.
While official action will not be
Ealli. I’ m .- Mr., W. P.
2PM
Arent)«.
taken until the January meeting of
Eult•'»Au. »«, | i -Mm I. A. Ihiiibatn B«»t !’»X
the general staff, it is known that
E- rt ll'inirr. I’ m -Mr» Marydane Rh «It •
tnere is no alternative, The annual
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• \ .
j « l )' ii, It H).I
\ luUUM, \\ .
F. i LIHM W finaLoU.
appropriation Is $4'>,0<>0, and. with
Prowlralh»n.
constantly growing demands for ex-
<>r.»m.|f.., M -Mr. M*<- MeKnlgUl.
penditures rigid economy has to be
Cam l
S .1 -Mr». D11!« Mat. ia, 461 Ubav
practised with the present 18 coru-
ty Htr«vrl.
.!<•••{>h,«ir<^(tfi »Mr> Alien Ifiiffrnan.
panics, W'lth four more companies,
Pb 11*■ I«»Ij hl.», P a * Mr*. J<»bu J
TM
ends wouldn’t meet, wo tt has been
Hi*^(n| Mt t mt
figured.
ChrlatUna, ¡«nn —Mr». Mary W'>od, II. F D.
No. I.
Pr« s lire has been brought by the
Pae«»« Tria« — Mr» Ada Vountf E^41»,»t"n
National Government to have the
<iraiiitaviUn, Vl.*«Mr». Chaa. Barclay, IL E l*
regiment thrown Into the Coast Ar­
These worix n an- only a few of thousands of living witnesses of
tillery reserve. For the past three
the jiower of Lytiia E. I*i"khain's Vegetable ( 'oni|suin<l to cure female
years the war dejiartment has been
<I i « c . vs <> h . Not one of these women ever received com¡» iisat ion in any
sending frequent communications to
Adjutant-General Finzer, urging or­
fonn for the its« of th«ir name« in this advertisement — btn are will­
ganization of artillery reserves for
ing that wt> should refer to them l»,«ausc of th« good they may
use In supiiort of the fortifications at
d> other suffering women to prove that Lydia E. I'inkhain's
the mouth of the Columbia river, in
Vegetable (4>ni|s>untl is a reliable and ho' V*»' «1 t •<li ine, and that the
res|K>nse to that wish, one company
ttatcmcnui in.i'l« in our advertt-« menus ;< gaoling its umiil uiv the
li.is already been organized at As­
truth and nothing but the truth
toria. Shortage of funds has prevent­
ed additional companies, however
ulti nugh one has long been in con-
datlon at Marshfield.
< <>l' net l’< tains Rank.
HERE
e •lone! George O. Yoran
of Eu-
AU
■. will be transferred to the ar-
Portland
ry service with his present rank,
< '< ItlliJll V
understood. The same is true of
jr Frank B. Hamlin, of Rose-
»:
•ind Major C C. Hammon! of
Ent«ne. It Is possible that several
or
\ <
of th« staff < ffl ers will Have to go,
Ih. il
but that detail has not yet been con­
the tl< XI d
sidered. and will not be until the
mal matter
next meeting of the general staff.
III E igene
The change, according to the law
dell tu« of censii
Involved, must be effected not later
thia «N’tIon of (he
than January 21.
Several
minor
their n Is and w
changes will likewise have to be
I'ongn-sslonal
made in the organization
of the
Third Infantry.—Oregonian.
WELCH BEGINS ACTUAL
WORK AT SALEM
HAWLEY
NEXT WE
H orace mckinley
A clergyman writ««« "Preventles.
thou, little Candy CoM Cure tabl-
let» ar« working wonders
In mv
parish ”
Preventiva surely will
rhe. k a cold, or the grlpiw. In n few
hours
And preventiva are so safe
and harm Icon No qulnln«. nothing
harsh nor sickening Fine for fever-
lih ->.atl<.«« children. Box of 48 at
1
Sold by all druggists.
serves out sentence
KASPARILLÍ
«’bn«sterling household remedy is mcac
gn< cc-,-fully nrvscrilted for a "world of
eoublrs.” For derangements of the di-
. jativc organs it is a natural corrective.
Operating directly upon the liver anti ali­
mentary canal, gently but persistent!}
stimulating n healthful activity.
Itt
tienrlicial influence extends, however, to
every portion of the system, aiding in the
prixe&ses of digestion and assimilation of
nod, promoting a wholesome, natur.il
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the boweia, eon
•tipat ion and the long list of troubles
dirrctiv traceable to thoae unwholesotix
conditions.
Ka.s|N*rdta dis|»els draw
» ness, headache, backache arid despotic
(.•ncy due to inactivity of the liver,
lidnry» ntid digestive tract, it is *
rrngUicFiiig tonic of inc high’" t value,
rf it fails to Nati‘fr we nuilmrizi. all
I
Horace G. McKinley has atoned
for Oregon land frauds in which he
purth ipateil with S. A. D. Puter an<l
other
Yesterday McKinley was re­
leased from the county jail, after
• Tvlng two years less 114 days al­
lowed him for good behavior. By
taking the pauper's oath he had the
fine of $7500 remitted.
When given his freedom McKinley
.in no it need to United States Attorney
McCourt that he Intended to join his
mother in Wisconsin, when Marie
Ware McKinley, who was indicted
with him, an 1 who Is now his wife.
Has recovered from r slight Illness.
It was rumored, however, that Mc­
Kinley told a friend he Intended to
engage in sidling teakwood in Bor-
neo.—Oregonian.
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HALSEY
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Buyer» naino given if wanted. Wo not only
_ get top prices, but you can satisfy yourself
absolutely at any time that you get what wo
numizr-afA §et PROMPT CASH RETURNS
V 1IfQnS Ship your produce to ua. Writ»
to us now for coops, tags, eta
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LEADERS OF
EAT JAIL FARE
Scalp had been Scaly for Some Time
— After an Attack of Typhoid
Fever his Hair Began to Fall Out
by the Handful —Now It i$
Spokane. Wash., Nov 9.—Fifty
Every kalge of Knights of Pythias
(From Monday's Daily Guard.)
In Oregon will he vltlted by the chief
The trial of Jos. Matiock, charged street speakers of the I. W. W. con­ I
officers of the order In th« state, no with assault wiih lnt<—t to commit tinued today to Ignore the nice warm
matter how -.mall the lodge or how rape, wrs begun In the circuit court breakfasts of bacon, potatoes and
remote Its location, la-fore the next this morning a jury contl. ¡log of the bread, and assert they will continue
grand lodge Hession In June, 1910. following having been »ecured Sat­ their starvation diet until the eighty
At tbe session of the grand lodge at urday evening: H. M. Parvln, A. M. convicted enthusiasts ar« given the 1
"Abeut two years ago I was troubled
Pendleton last June a plan was p«r- Best, I. W. ~
Petrie, John Kirk, W. E. same food Some c'alm to have touch- i Ith my head t«ing scaly, like dandruff
f«< t«d whereby the grand chancellor Winfrey, J. B. Bamford Chas. Brat- ed no food since Thursday night last,
— - -
but heavier — al­
will visit half of the lodges and the laln, J. H. Blewett, .1. N. Crow. Al- and say they will die of starvation j
though 1 wash my
head once a wtwtlt
grand vice-chancellor the other half bert Zlnlker, Thomas Bailey and C. before they will touch prison fare un- .
always. It never gave
< ticli year. So many new lodges have E. Carlile.
der present conditions.
But when
me any trouble such
been Instituted that It has become al­
Nearly the entire day has been oc­ the warm breakfasts were served five '
as itching or smart­
most impossible for one man to visit cupied with the taking of testimony, leaders of the I. W. W. disappeared ,
ing and I never no
all during Ids term. In many cases, the principal witness being the com­ mysteriously, though these leaders I
teed any falling <f
however, both of t «• two leading <>t- plainant, Clara Nlrchl. a 17-year-old would not explain where the food |
thehair. But shortly
after that I had an at-
fltMTS will visit the lodges toge’her girl. Th<- girl appeared on the verge went.
tack of typhoid fevar
and a number of other gran ! officers of a nervous breakdown, and at one
Over a dozen I. W. W. speakers :
and I
out of th«
will
»company them
frequently, time th« court had to take a recess wer« arrested before noon today.
hospital possibly two
Each lodge is preparing for a big of ten i minutes in order that she
mouths when 1 first
time when the official visit is receiv­
n«ti«e<l the lose of hair, my acalp
might recover her composure to cos­
ed.
I started to use a
being -till « aly.
tinue her testimony.
♦
The tours have already begun. The
no effect
whatever.
dandruff
cure to __
__
L. Bilyeu and A. C. Woodcock *
A' 1 1 >>-<> I a quinine pref»rati<’n qmt«
first trip was mad« late in the ‘Um-
♦
as
counsel
for
.Matlock
and
acted
fre«..- which «lid no good either Whether
m«r by Grand Chancellor Frank Men­
District Attorney E
E. fl. Bryson. as­
it
the effect < f the fever or some
efee of Tilt* Dalles, to (lie lodges at sisted
by his deputies. G. F. Skip­
•caip
d -.-.i-.- I don’t know, but I had
By
William
S.
Brewer.
S’tit-Ide, N< - alem and Tillamook. He worth and W. S. McFadden, conduct­
"" . 6.—Not forgetting’ actually i< -t hope of saving any hair at
New York, Nov.
was accompanied on his overtand trip1 ed the prosecution.
the splendid productions. ___ "Isreal,” ■11. I could brush it off my cost bv th«
down the coast by L. II. Stinson of
b mdfuL It got so bad that I tlein'C
Lupton Sentenced
“Herod,” "The Builder of Bridges.”1 need to comb it any more — in fact I
Salem, grand keeper of records and
Jack
Lupton,
who
was
convicted
enthusiasm
they
have
I
and
the
was afraid to. M / brother, who had
seal, and Attorney Frank S. Grant ' ’
it _
is true that
_ the every I used the Cuti«tira Remedies with satis­
Portland, one of the must active men by a jury several days ago for sell­ aroused. ..
ing
liquor,
was
sentenced
this
morn
­
'
other
phase
of
the
theatrical
situa
­
faction.
advised me to try them. After
In the grand lodge. While this trip
two cake« < f Cuticura Soap and
was in progress Grand Vice-Chancel- ing by Judge Harris to pay a fine of tion Is dwarfed temporarily in an-[ u«inz
nearly
a
box of Cuticura Ointment, the
lor 1» E. Yoran of Eugene, made a $200 and to serve thirty da 's in the ticl-iatfon of the opening of the New change was surprising. Mv scalp is
county
jail.
He
has
already
begun
Theatre,
which
takes
place
next
trip to the Coos Bay country and vls-
now clear and healthy as could be and
Monday night.
! my hair thicker than ever, whereas six
Bed the lodges at Marshfield. North his sentence.
The New Theatre is a national , months ago I had my mind made up to
Bend, Bandon, Coquille and Myrtle
venture, intended to be a home for, be bald in a short time. I will have a
Point.
aspiring drama and classic revivals. I photograph taken later and send you
Grand Chancellor Menefee then
1 its founders are men of wealth who on«. William F. Steese, 5812 Broad St.,
made a trip lnt/> Central Oregon, ac-
do not regard their enterprise as a Pittsburg, Penn., May 7 and 21. ’08.’*
« .•apanied by Judge R. R. Butler of
commercial venture; they are deter- :
Condon. On this trip he visited the
Warm bn th« with Cuticnra Soap and
lodges at Condon, Prineville. U nJ, River Steamer Totally Destroy, mined to make it as distinctly demo­ gentle anointings with Cuticura Oint­
cratic and civic art institution as is I
Mito «11, Ixine Rock. Canyon City,
ed Following Explosion
the Comedie Française, and it will ment. assisted when necessary by Cuti­
and Ixing Creek. Both Grand Chan­
Resolvent (liquid or pills), afford
make Its appeal and depend for sue-, cura
in Boiler Room
instant relief in themostdistressingforms
cellor Menefee and Grand Vice-Chan­
cess
on
the
whole
body
of
intelligent
■
of itching, burning, scaly, crusted hu­
cellor Yoran will leave on other trips
playgoers.
mors. ecaemas,lashes.inflammations, ir­
soon. The latter wil visit the lodges
(From Portland Telegram.)
Trie
offering
for
the
opening
night
i
ritations and chafings of infancy and
at Grant Pass. Medford, Ashland and
Catching fire at 11:45 o’clock yes- is "Anthony and Cleopatra,” with E. childhood, permit rest and sleep and
Klamath Falls.
accompanied by terday morning near the head of Mar­
Kjint to a speedv and permanent cure,
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal tin's island, while bound from Port­ H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe in the
the majority of cases, when all other
Stinson, and the grand chancellor land for Rainier, the river steamer title ro es. The stock company for remedies fail.
the
New
Theatre
is
one
of
the
most
will go to Roseburg and then come Butterfly burned to the water's edge
Qitleurs Sesp r2Se > Ointment tSIJe.J. Resolvent
L and Chnei..-te
Pills t2Se.>. are «old
northward, visiting all of the numer­ in less than half an hour. The craft distinguished in the world, the best thrsmhout
tbe <or4
P- tler Drur A cbem.
talent
of
America
and
England
hav
­
■ - Proo» . 137 Columbus Are.. Boston
ous lodges in the Willamette valley. had just tied up to the shore a mo­
•WAUied «Ma Cuiuur* Book on si
ing beta drawn upon for the reper­
District Conventions.
ment before she had become wrap-
District conventions will be held in ped in flames. Captain A. L. Bra- toire o plays ta be presented. Lyric
every district in the state bais win­ zee, her master, declares he believes opera will alternate with drama, and
ter. The first will be at Salem. the fire started from an oil explo­ for the epera artists from the -Metro­
November 9. The lodges at Salem. sion, The steamer was recently con- politan opera _ouse have been en­
gaged.
Sil vert- n.
Pallas,
¡independence, verted into an oil burner.
By its design the New Theatre be­
Falls City, Hubbard and Aurora, will
The captain was the only one on comes a distinctive addition to the
all send delegatlonsand the following board when the fire broke out, the
grand officers are exjtected: William other members of the crew being city’s public buildings. Fronting on
M <lake of Portland supreme repre- ashore getting wood for the purpose Central Park, west, for the width ot
i an entire block, it has two addition­
sen'ative; W. L.
L Bi
B.-ntlshaw of The of tryI
to get up more steam on
streets. The
Dalles,
supremo
representative: her. During the entire trip down the al facades on the side
Fra n k Menefee of The Dalle-, grand river the oil plant did not work prop- i seats are grouped in the shape of a
! fan. with tha ma = s v-t the audience
ch ante« llor; D. E. Yoran of Eugene,
erly. Captain Cash Wier, who had
grand vice-chancellor; George Schul- gone out on her for this one trip as I forward. The stat je has a depth o
wide by Hi
merich of Hili boro, grand prelate; engfnee”, says that it was impossible I 68 feet and is 110 fi
hi
L. R. Stine, yn of Salem, grand keeper to keep up steam with the oil fuel. ' feet high, with a depth below
The house will
or record) and seal, ana Ge rg. [e W It was at his suggestion that a stop j stage of 4 3 feet.
hold 2.300 f-
‘ - epera comique, and
Knight, of Hubbard,
grand inne
i
was finally made to take on a quanti­ for drama 1,650.
guard.
ty of firewood. Wier and several Oth­
Strange to
iv say,
««j, the three plays
Knights of Klittriissaii.
er men had just stepped ashore for that have caused the greatest stir
Besides the regular Pythian gat'h-
„___
ti-------- „------- during
' ' _ the;
ering.s this winter, the dramatic or­ this purpose when Captain Brazee among the theatre-goers
der of the Knights of Khorassan, says the flames shot up from amid­ past fortnight are by foreign authors.
the hilarious branch of Pvthlanlsm, ships. and in a few seconds the craft "Israel,” at the Criterion, is by Henri
will hold several big meetings. The was a solid mass of flames. He suc­ Bernstein, author of "The Thief,”
temple of this order Is locate! in ceeded in reaching shore before his "Herod,” at the Lyric, with William
Portland, but its membership In­ last avenue of escape was cut off. As Faversham in the leading role, Is by
cludes prominent Knlg’ata in all parts near as he could make out, the skip­ Sttephen Phillips and Kyrle Bellew's
of trie state. At Pendleton last June per says the fire started in the boiler new vehicle, "The Builder of Brid­
a class of 101 tyros from various room, near the furnace, which leads ges.” is from the pen of Alfred
parts of Oregon was initiated into him to believe there was an explo­ Sutro.
Paris first saw "Israel” at Mme.
this order in lively conclave. The sion.
The Butterfly was owned by Harry Rejane’s Theatre, and Mr. Charles
"Dokies” will hold some big meet­
ings in Portland this winter and are Young, of this city, who recently Frohman is producing lit ofr the
al'o planning some pilgrimages into placed her in regular service be- first time in English in New York.
some of the larger cities of the state. tween Portland and Rainier in tbe I . The piece is in three acts. The
in the
freight trade, The loss was partly action first unfolds itself
covered with an insurance of $7500. lounging room of the Royale Club.
What remains of the hull was haul­ A group of young Parisians are band­
ed as far ashore as possible, and a ed together out of a common hatred
watchman was deft in charge. The for Jews of all classes. Their leader
Butterfly was formerly the Jessie I is Thibault de Croucy. Foremost in
Harkins, which was operated for a i his hatred is the Hebrew banker.
Teachers ot Lane County Will time by the Washougal Transporta­ Gutlieb. Thibault decides to force
Meet at Eugene High School tion Company. She was ptirchased Gutlleb to resign from the club, and
by Mr. Young several months ago and ' insults him. «A challenge to a duel
Every Two Weeks
remodeled
It is probable that the 1 follows. Taibault's mother hears of
I the duel and tries to prevent it. She
steamer will be rebuilt.
United States In. pectors Edwards I vainly implores her son to give up
A schoolmasters' club was organ-
Ized at the High school building Sat- and Fuller received a written report the duel and discloses to him the
fact that he himself Is a Jew. The
urday afternoon, the organization to of the accident this morning.
young man's pride is dashed to the
be permanent and all teachers in the I
I ground. He fights, but barely scrateh-
county eligible to membership. Dr.
I es his adversary; he is ashamed to
H. D. Sheldon of the University, was
1 face his friendï. He hides himself
chosen president and director; coun-
I away in his studio like a hunted ani­
tj School SupcriotonaoBt W. B. Wil­
mal and there seems no way out but
lard. secretary and treasurer, and
death, but a solution of the diffi-
Benjamin Huntington. of the High
I
culty ultimately develops.
school.reporter for the meetings. The
In making his production of "He-|
club will meet every two weeks on
I rod.” Mr. Faversham has made every j
Saturday afternoon in the High
I
possible
effort to revive the one
school building. Following are the
I made by Sir Beerborim Tree. He
charter members of the organization:
I has. of course, profited by all that
Dr. H. D. Sheldon of the Univer­
was there accomplished, and this is
sity of Oregon. Superintedent Guy C.
readily acknowledged.
From Sir. i
Stockton, of Eugene, Superintendent
Beerbohn Tree Mr. Faversham was
W. B. Dillard of bane county, Sup-
John H. Hartog, who has been In able to secure all the costume plates
erlntendqnt A K. Mickey of Junc­ the employ of the Eugene Commer-
tion. Superintendent H. C. Baugh­ ciay Club for nearly two years as that had been painted for the origi-1
¿ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE
man of Springfield; Principal G. W. promotion manager and booster, has nal production by Percy Anderson, '
Hug of Eugene High school; Princi­ tendered his resignation to the board and the Incidental music which had j
pal Paul E. Baker of Junction: of governors of the club, to take ef­ been especially written for "Herod":
Principal W. J. Hooker of Creswell: fect at the expiration of his present by S. Taylor Coleridge, who is a ne-'
gro.
Principal Earl Kilpatrick of Pleas­ contract some time next month.
PORTLAND. ORE
Herod the Great, from the earliest !
ant Hill; Principal It. C. Andrews of
Mr. Hartog resign« to engage in a time, has been a favorite subject:
I-orane; Principal Champlin of Co­ business venture, the nature of
burg: Principal E. C. Henry of Con­ which he has not yet announced, The with playwrights, and more especial-j
don schools; Principal K. K. Robin­ public will learn with a great deal ly with the writers of the old moral
mystery.
In
the
latter.
son of Line In sc. ool; Principal A. A. cf regret that he has decided to quit and
Givens of District 44;
Principal the promotion office, as he has given Herod was ever pictured as a fright­
Harry B. Murphey of Mareola; Prof­ satisfaction in the way of tangible ful monster.
It was left to Stephen Phillips to
essors F. E Moore and Ray Fisher results and in every other way.
depict Herod as a reasonable being
>nt of town people
of Eugene High school; Professor
The club will doubtless secure an­ and with some regard for historic
-aa have th«dr plate
Harvey Inlow of Cottage Grove and other man to fill .Mr. Hartog'« place,
tnd bridgawnrk fltw
•hed ia oo» daf
Benjamin Huntington, Eugene High as the members believe that it is facts.
f
school.
V» »dl f iv» ye» • »nod
necessary to keep up the work that
2k foid »r
1 r
has been ao well started by him.
Forced Into Exile.
ft»» for
S3.50
Wm. Upchurch of Glen Oak. Okla.,
lokr Crown» 5.0C
r¡ as an exile from home. Mountain
Kills Her Foe of 20 Years.
2kBrid^T«th 3.50
"The most merciless enemy I had sir. be thought, would cure a fright­
•Id Fhlinf»
1
for 20 years," declares Mrs. James ful lung-racking cough that had de­
nam«l Fi!Frif»
Duncan of Haynesville. Me., "was fied all remedies for two years. Af­
IMr FiHinf»
Dyspepsia. I suffered intensely after ter six months he returned, death
lay Filhftf»
eating or drinking and could scarce­ dogging his steps. "Then I began to
Md Rubi>»r
Plat»»
I 5.00
Washington, Nov. 5—The Inter- ly sleep. After many remedies had use Dr. King's New Discovery.” he
Nt R*d Rub- ,
me writes, "and after taking six bottles
t
'or department today approved the failed and several doctors gave
.
——.
ber P|atea
7.50
Deschutes railroad map of section up, I tried Electric Bitters, , which I am as well as ever.” It saves
» NiMUTtn®iii.iNni«
Pi 'E «fr’t on , _ _
«.50
two of Its road. For three quarters cured me completely. Now I i can eat thousands yearly from desperate
WORK GUANANTUD FON IB YKAItS
Pain!»MW Eitr»r»!on Fr»® whaa plate*or bri l»» work
___ „__ . i»orl«r®>l.
of a mile this right of way conflicts anything. I am 70 years old and am lung dseases, infallible
for coughs
CoDMltation Frv»c, Yon cannot »»t bette»
with the right of way of the Oregon overjoyed to get my health and my and colds, it dspels hoarseness and nalnIrnw work don» anywhere. All work fully war-
an
teed. Modern »lectrtL »*40 ip tn »at. B»»t mthoda.
Trunk line, where the right of way strength back again.” For indiges­ sore threat. Cures grip, bronchitis,
passes through a narrow defile. Aside tion. loss of appetite, kidney trouble. hemorrhages, asthma, croup, whoop­
from this short distance there Is no lame back, female complaints, its un­ ing cough. oOc and $1.00 trial bottle
Fin-rs» BtuiDma —«o
conflict between the two rights of equaled. Only 50c -at W. A. Kuyken­ free, guaranteed by W. A. Kuyken­ T
hibd .W ash .S ts . PORTLAND. OREGON
dall's.
dall.
way.
|«rriM xovmi • a . M. m ar. m .
« mi .
THICKER THAN EVER
THANKS TO CUTICURA
THE DRAMA
BUTTERFLY BURNS
TO WATER'S EDGE
TEACHERS’ CLUB
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
Often you're too busy or have
not the inclination to come per­
sonally to order your groceries,
yet you do so at these times be­
cause of the fear that your or­
der won’t receive the same at­
tention if it was placed by
phone.
You can place complete reli­
ance on our ’phone service for
here ’phone orders are given
careful, exacting attention and
are filled EXACTLY PER OR­
DERS. Use Main 25 and be
satisfied
W est
COFFEE
TEA SPICES
•
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THREE
Mlansmpvlla. Mia»
(From Monday's Daily Guard.)
People arriving here on the after­
noon train today from Halsey tell
of the blowing up of the safe In M.
V. Koontz's store there early this
morning by robbers. One discharge
of dynamite was heard about 2
O'clock and the other altout an hour
later. Little was thought of It at the
time, but when the proprietor of the
store went to the place to open for
business at the usual time this morn­
ing he found that the Interior of the
building was nn entire wreck.
The safe was badly damaged but
the robbers were unable to get Into
the cash box, where was kept a con­
siderable sum of money. They rifled
the till of about $1.50 tn cash and
took some merchandise, but the loss
Is not great. The interior of tbe
store in the vicinity of the safe ap­
peared as If a cyclone had struck It.
Officers nt Eugene and elsewhere
were notified of the ronbery. but as
yet there Is no trace of the robers
The Evangelical denomination has
purchased the .Matt Purkerson resi­
dence property at West Seventh and
Blair streets on which to erect a
church building next year.
BAKING POWDER
EXTRACTS ‘
JUST RIGHT
CLOSSET a DEVERS
J
HARRIMAN MAP
OF DESCHUTES
ROAD APPROVED
Wise Dental Co.