Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 13, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWENTY-FiVE SKS1HERS KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK "i-bara, Cal.. May 11. At .- a,a -i'Oaii. -,.,shed in a asl -'I f reck on the Coast line 'i2?rs,uUern Pacific this after- lhehen a special train carrying '""L-dele-aUons of Eastern Shrln lhree af,''i f m a week of merry rs reU'n, Los Angles, left the track ""'""j. station 59 miles north of ..Honda.".!" "... ,, the sandy Honda, a " h snnd tender bagaKe ca "'Tdiner. ith three coaches, wer. ft B re. althouKh the flames' were ?.u ex lim'ulshcd by the surviv "", n""rs and trainmen. -Many S!i ia!dl and burned while bur- 're ... ..... v....ttpfpd cni-s. ,1 beneam s,n l.oii'i 01! m. 'al.. May 11. Z "J s a list of lie dead in the ,. , .,-iin of the fjhriners, as lar L Is known tci'lK'li'- I 13 . ti!....',. Ron1 n.r I Donsias mi- ' K V.ies-ll. lint fain. 'fisher. Cleveland. ,lss YomiK. Cleveland Charles LowinK. Buffalo. 1 V. Cutler and wife, Blrming- iiim. Ale. ,,. !,. llbert siesse, iram. - ilarrv Hendle, ReadinK, Pa. Olivia Kaiifininn. Reading, Pa. Harrv Stoltz, Heading. Ilarrv Cutler, Heading. l L Roth, l.ennnun, r, ' ' Rnth. tourist agent in charge the Buffalo Shrlners. V Stoffe. Heading. . UAnrv Canton. Ohio. Mrs. Mary Ivens, Reading. Richard ElticK, Meaning. Alonzo P. Rogers, Pullman conduc ts . Mr Bromnar, iienuniR. Fatally Injured. Miss Sulz, Reading. Brakeraan Blrfcford, back broken. ,. '.daily notks rntm COUNTY Cl.EllK'R OFI-1CR. t Heal I's'v'e "Verst-.T". U S. to Wm. E. Cm-t'i: 16 ncr"s sec 22, tp. 1?. '". r. 7 w. Tatent. V S to' Ane-'st I.!"trik: ltO acres ii spc. 24. tp. 2 1 . s. r. 3 v.r. Patent. Henry K. mi-uri""; c Timber f'oinpnt""', 160 acres in t. 21, tp. 17, s. r. 8 w. $10. Herman Venske et nx to E. M. llarkmore; part of lots 1 and 2, D. McFarland s ad to uottage urove. 10. I. J. Weber, nnd.. to Wallace Web- tt Beaver; lot 2, block 1, Mrs. "!. A. 'prklns' ad to Cottage Grove. J'2 00. sal S. Hinds et nx to Wallace aver: lot 1. block 1. Mrs. C. A. 'p'Uns' I'd to Cottage Grove. $1150. Peter T. Christensen et nx to Hen Nurre: 80 htbs In sec. 27, tp. 17, r. i v. $3700. D. Tilton et ux to John V. War- kid ux: certain land in tp. 17, s. r. k 510. Wm. 0. Martin to Ola Martin: ;f'l s "res in sec. 34, tp. 16, s. r. 1 M. p. n. m-;.!,,, ot nx to Elsie Realty; rth 'ond in sec. 2 9, tp. 2 0, s. r. 3 Effie . Onldnn to O. Wlllcutt: seres in sec. 2 4, tp. 18, s. r. 6 w. 1. Xanrr Whitney to Ohn". K. Spmld 5.93 flfrcs in sec. 2 6, tp. IS. s. it. $100. F, A. Post et ux to A. W. Potter; 'Mainland in Waltervllle. $500. J. B. Jackson et ux to Elsie Beat ; lot 4, block 1. .lames Henrv Mc- 'srland's ad to Cottage Grove. $500 tne Booth-Kelly Lumber Conpany the Charles K Snnnlrllno- l.r.trfrtnir Company; 235.66 acres in sees. 9 and JMp. 19, s. r. 1 w., and sec. 31, tp. IU s. r. 1 w., and sec. 25, tp. IS, s. r. w. $100. - Stock Hrnnd. Cal Monroe and Wince D. Hlleman fe stock brand of "69." Mining Ixication. M. P. Berger files notice of loca- 'K Of DoUI'Ihs nilnlnir Maim R.ha la district. Don't Pay Alimony - - -..vmv-cu iiuiii vi) ir nm pnn T. sfwe will be no occasion for It If wt keep your bowels regular with Mng s New Life Pills. Their ac J Is so gentle that the appendix ver has cause to make the least mplaint. Guaranteed by W. L. De 1 "no, druggist. 25c. Try them. X PASTlItE d Pasture for horses and cat 17 01 water sood tences and tcrma. Address John 5rmm f'eae Postofflce, or phone - nir STfM'K tllCTrnn h.Tfk ,a.len ,or Pasture three and ' E V V 11X11,1 Luwii. enquire "icn, Lawrence at. the place where you get those " J retouched tomr. j A. A. SIMMON'S. Four sons at 1 I Press iii...i.. e t v. , A ' 1-0"r S0"S l l from mI'L00?- 5- 1906. A spec lveror :"""UVV1 s.vs: "Mrs. John 'iAh birth to fo,,r U. tea o K"",nta,n Tea' 35 i ' lta or tahlpta ? i nn r n vm Ll Ug U. crnlsep.' . . uiiiaie oookh lor i' the Guard office. fcPatp,e.W.Pai)er on your dlnln8 room Pre5ton & Hales' stock and see "iBKes io the table. i KM 4V. STon -r a Ir Kind Ym Uu. U..S?, EUGENE THEATRE Phone BIack 122 2 Book by Robert B. Smith; Music by Raymond Hubbell I he piece that Jeff DcAngcllis played for Two Solid Years in but three cities, New York, Chicago and Boston The piece that contains the big song hits "Laughing Little Almond Eyes," "The Girl at the Helm," "Darby and Joan," "Song of the Pipe," "That's Art," "Drop in on Me at Luncheon," "Just My Style," and many other whistling numbers Presented by Ihe Sai Francisco Opera Co. (Direction of Frank W. Healy) Composed for the most part of members of Tivoli Opera Company Positively 50 PEOPLE 50 Be on hand to greet Aida Hemmi, Teddy Webb, Carl Haydn, Maude Beatty, J. Albert Wallerstedt, Florence Sinnott, George Kunkel, Amy Leicester, Melvin Stokes, Ruby Notton, "Gene" Ormonde, The splendid Male Chorus and Female Chorus of California Beauties Stage Direction of Joseph Miller. Musical Direction of Edward von Buechner. 1 This is the Show you Must See ONLY ONE NIGHT Flies day, May THE SHUBERT BROS Japanese-American Musical Comedy "Fantanai -H 1 ,1 Mix - V- VI - NOTE The defintition of Fantana is FZ "One Continuous Laugh Set to Music Seats ready Monday, May 1 3th, at Box Office, Theatre PRICES:- 50c, 75c, $ 1 00 and $ 1 .50 Fort Stevens with reference to the AMI SKMKN'TS grounds available for camp purposes. . and to arrange various details. It is possible the state will send the eight j companies not tints provided for to Without question the appearance I camp in the vicinity of the maneuvres in this city Tuesday night, May 14, so they may also glean instruction In with the regular army officers V FAIUMOl'XT 1TKMS v: of the San Francisco Opera Company in the musical comedy "Fantana" will prove one of the biggest theatrical events of the season, and one which was only made possible by the re- the art or handling the Dig guns. An order was issued yesterday for the mustering in of a new infantry company Monday night at Oregon City, where a roll has been prepared containing Go names. Anotner coin- opening of the Marquam Grand thea-' mand at Cottage Clrove will he sworn tre in Portland. 1 he management found it impossible to open as sched-. tiled and Mr. Smith, through the : Northwestern Theatrical Association, secured the company for this city. There can be no gainsaying the fact that in point of general excellence no In soon. Portlnnd Telegram. Sly Itest Friend Alexander Benton, who lives on Rural Route , Fort Edward, N. Y., says:. "Dr. King's New Discovery light opera company since the days is my best earthly friend. It cured of the "Bostonians" can compare j me of asthma six years ago. It has with the San Francisco Opera Com- ; also performed a wonderful cure of pany. ' Incipient consumption for my wife. The chorus Is kept up to a high , The first bottle ended the terrible atnnrinrd and the business manage- ! cough, a nd this accomplished the oth- nent and the stage and musical dl- i er symptoms left one by one, until Marcola lor worn, umer muni tiers , Last Saturday evening our citizens ; had a genuine treat by way of a lec- : ture by Hon. S. I). Allen. His theme: was "Some Great Christian Hymns." , The manner of treatment was espec- . ially pleasing to the audience. Should . he ever be announced to speak here again on any subject he will be greeted by a much larger company, i i C. Hill and family have gone to the i mountains for the summer. i I Mrs. McCullough and her daitgh-; i ter Kthel departed for beahurg on; Tuesday to join Mr. McCullough,; I who is engaged in logging. Hugh Barr returned from Soda Springs not much improved In health. ! O ! L. Carter and son have gone to rection is in the hands of competent , she was perfectly well. Dr. King's men. Aida Hennni, the prima donna. New Discovery's power over coughs is a most beautiful woman, who was and colds is simply marvelous." No educated for the grand opera stage, other remedy has ever equalled It. but yielding to the request of the Fully guaranteed by W. I,. l)el,nno, management of the Tivoli opera druggist, uuc iftid $1. Trier bottle house. Miss Heninit decided to enter free. II, C-r x si ftm , 1 VM, H VYD, TENOR, SAX FltAX CISCO OI'JJIl.X CUMIMXY IX "FAX. TAXA," Tl'KSDAY, MAY 14 the light opera field. Her voice is The Life Insurance a most beautiful soprano and is pro- muddle has started the public to claimed bv all who hear her one of , thinking. The wonderful success ,u. . .hi ho, l.erd In that has met Ballard's Horehound Hie ura., " . - , .... ,, n,,l,a . opera, and the press and puiitic m - ,V ,,imnn Illiril&U, lliuiivuinoj m.iu ..i. ............ gry troubles has started the pub lic to thinking of this wonderful preparation. They are all using it. joi nthe procession and down w'.th sickness. Price 25c, 50c and 1. Linn Dnig Co. comic ( of Seattle. Denver. Portland, Los An geles and every other city visited have been a unit In declaring Miss Hemmi an artist of the greatest abil ity. It mav be worthy of mention to state that at the time of Miss Hera mi's engagement at the Tivoli Henry V. Savage did his utmost to secure her for the role of Lenora (n "Tro vatore" and other Important roles in his Fnoiinh ernnd onera company. Teddy Webb is another artist who t Eppley Perfection, guaranteed pure baking powder; can be returned it not satisfactory, Eugene Grocery. Acromion niaitir.s done at reason- has never failed to make good, and . . Drlce9.- jfn. Bert Vincent, 621 up to ten years ago the people refer-; rt v, ,h red to Teddy as Edward Webb, the Hllyard street, near East .Ninth. tenor. I It costs no more to apply good ' paint therefore use New Era. Sold only at tne uerger-ueau naruic iitinvr:!.- mn M'MTIA KXCA.MI'.MEXT ( iu.i Company. Adlutanteneral W. E. FinzePof We nuarantee our worts in etery the Oregon National Guard, aecom-; particular. Eugene 8team Dye panied by Colonel James Jackson, in- Worka tf specUiT-generat, ien un " " for Srt Stevens to arrange for the of the family expect to leave soon Delay In public Improvements prom ising to furnish employment to many ; is driving a large number to Buck work elsewhere. ; 0 1 If Fairmount had possessed a flre i bell we would have had some fun the other day. A certain lady was sitting in her kitchen rucking tne ba i by. Glancing upward her eye faug'ut "a fiery glvatn through a crack in the celling. She immediately concluded i that the attic was on fire. Knowing; we have no fire hull she lifted up her ! voice. Help came to her assistance I land a board in the ceiling was torn j 'away; no smoke, no fire, nothing hut. j the sun shining through a pitchy! ! shingle. It was simply another case i , of optical illusion. j - o ; The East Eugene Improvement As-j .socianon neia lis regular meeting ! last Monday evening. A good attend-1 ' ance was reported. The club is get-; ; ting into the way of regular study.of I I timely topics. A committee was ap-; . pointed to take up the topic of asses : ment and taxation as conducted In the different stales and to present to : the club its findings with recoinmen-1 I dations. It was sugg"sted that If the worn was wen tie-e "inn mig'it undertake to put the results ill print for circulation, j o A silver medal contest was held In Fairmount church on Wednesday evening. The speakers and singers were all from different parts of the town. Ail we had to do with It was to pay our admission and listen. All attending expressed themaelveR as j well pleased. We need something! of this kind for our young people. H. k. Shirk had promised the Sun-1 day school a picnic for yeaterday on I the banks of the race. The weather not being ravornhle he concluded to hold the same In the hall last even ing, so word was passed around. All came and a very pleasant evening was spent with games and refresh ments. The hoys and girls showed a great capacity for Ice cream and cake. o The work of grading Summit ave nue is nearly completed. The rain has delayed the work. o Mr.'Ilampton Ik building a new res idence on Columbia avenue. VERITAS. Suits to Order For $25 In any single or double breasted latest style cut. Perfect fit guaranteed and good linings, Nearly 500 nobby pat terns in new gray checks and plaids to tempt you, up to $40.00. D. S. McDougd 588 Willamette St. Our Clothing Bears MAKERS' BRAND MICHAEL STERN suits are the acme of excellence in every respect- style, fit and finish. The material and workmanship alike are guaranteed. Our price will bear; comparison with any, and our goods arc the best. We have all prades, weights and patterns suitable to the season. Ccme and See Them. Best !lne of Furnishings In the city at, the right prices Lion Special Hats $3.00 Big Bear Hats $2.50 Stetson Hats ED. HANSON E"KU 8 East. 9th street t t j FOR. I Cabs and j Carriages ! Call up I Main 93 YATES & SON (FEED AND SALES STABLES) Prompt Service at all hours Two nfw rubber llred cabs Just re ceived iron Ihe Fast. Rem-itibertbe pic , corner Oak and Seve.ith. Phone Main93 ! aaiMM.lWWMTili'WMiiliiBW.w Milk and Honey I of prosperity comes to all who will grasp the oppor tunity when it comes their way, and just now you have one of the best oppor tunities to buy first qual ity at remaikably low figures. W. M. GREEN, ffi&.'S&SS 619 Willamette St. Ic one Main 25 Ifpif EUGENE, OREGON m-immar- m a n .it TPS OT flPVPIl IMMlll'rt nis of the state forces, which will he' paint Instructed in seacoast defense work thin vear instead of going into gen eral camn with militia of nelghhorlng slates and the federal troops. The O. X. G. officers will confer Clean upQid plnt with Phoenix O PRESTON ft HALE3. Kresh garden seed In bulk. CHAMBERS HARDWARE. . IF VOf DON'T succeed the first time use Heroine and you will get Instant relief. The greatest liver regulator. A positive cure for constipation, dyspepsia, nia lnOa, chills and all liver complaints. .V. C , of Emory, Texas, writes: "My wife has been using Herhlne for herself and children for five years. 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