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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1908)
THB KVGKXK DAIUT CVAr.n. MONDAY. MARCH 2.1. 10OR r Km One of the Important Duties of Physicians and the weu-intormed of the World it w learn as to the relative standing and reliability of the leading manufactur s of medicinal agents, as the most eminent physicians are the most careful as to fhe uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed bv them, and it is well known to physicians and the Well-Informed generally that the California Fig Svrup Co by reason of its correct methods and perfect equipment and the ethical character of its product has attained to the high standing in scientific and commercial circles which '.accorded to successful and reliable houses only, and, therefore, that the nam of the J? ,nv has become a guarantee of the excellence of its remedy. TRUTH AND :emedy QUALITY noeal 1o the Well-informed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent suc cess and creditable standing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would iiov good health, with its blessings, to the lact that it involves the question of right living with all the term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best each hour of recreation, of enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with generally to great advantage, but s in many instances a. simple, wholesome remedy may be invaluable if taken at the proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co. feels that it is alike important to present truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has won theappoval of physicians and the world-wide acceptance of the Well-infot Tied because of the excellence of the combination, known to all, and the original method c manufac ture which is known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only. t This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under le name of Svrjp of Figs and has attained to'world-wide acceptance as the most excellent of family laxatives, and as its pure laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians End the Well-informed of the world to be the best of natural laxatives, we have adopted the more elaborate name ol Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as more fully descriptive of the remedy, but doubtless it will always be called for by the shorter name of Syrup of Figs and to get its beneficial effects always note, when purchasing, the full name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co. plainly printed on the front of every package, whether you simply call for Syrup of Figs or by the full name Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and the same heretofore known by the name Syrup of Figs which has given satisfaction to millions. 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Fairbanks-Morse Windmill and Toners. Falrlwiiks-Morw Grimier, tenl ('In .niter. Well I'uiiiim. All first quality kmk1s nt lowest prion always In Lllx-ml terms. Prompt reply to Inquiries anil quirk shipmenti,. Write for rnlnloKuc mid price. BERGER. & BEAN HDW. CO. Agents, Eugene, 0. FAIRBANKS, MORSE (ffi. CO. Portland, Oregon ElectricGas.Water MRS. M. RANSOM, Principal, x 41 kftkUKftkift' .J. ! r.i,r.n..cai. fo the fi;rT"i nius,"nl festival to be held In Eugene, the second week in April are being more enthusiastically attended than at any lime since the chorus was first or ganized. When the chorus appears at the festival and stnKs the trying and in many respects difficult num bers of "Tho Holy City and "The Golden Legend", Eugene will hear the largest, best balanced chorus that lias yet assembled la this place There Is usually a weakness of tone in the male voice sections of the av erase chorus, but the male voices of the present aggregation number ov er one third of the 175 that compose that body and the power and the quality of the tenor and bass sec tions are unusually excellent. There are over sixty sopranos and over for y altos and the music that this uni ted body of singers will Interpret calls f;rth a volume of tone that, combined with the aceonltnnimen, Tf the t4 Instruments in the orches tra, will b at times all but ovor lMwerir., though at other titn-'s it will sink to the softest pianissinios. There hr.s been, especially during he last few years, great interest at tached to the music on Baccalaur eate Sunday at the University. On these occasions the choruses have never numbered over 40 voices, nor the orchestra over 21 pieces, yet people hnve packed Villard Hall al most to suffocation, many routine from out of town points, to hear the music of that day. But the effect nroducod by the music rendered a' those times cannot be compared to the wonderful impression that the music of the coming festival will produce. The chorus will be over four times as large as the Commence ment chorus, and the orchestra over thrc times as larse us tho Com mencement orchestra, and all of the orcnestra win ha professional mu sicians. There will be twetv-two siclans. There -will m twontv-two violins playing In unison. These with ten second violins, six violas six 'cellos, and four basses will make Corty-pight stringed instruments sslds from the harp. Then. In ad ditlon. tho quartet of French horns. and the regulation numbe of otliei umaa itnu wtiuu W1IIU 1 11HI TU IlieillS, with the usual Instruments of per cussion drums, etc., unite to round out one of the three greatest or chestras this country rail !'oast. This Is the character of the mu(i leal feast that is offered to the peo ple of Eugene and the tipper valley, at the April festival and already In quiries aro coming from out of town and letters telling of the desire to attend the festival and arranging for season tiCKets. At tho University iiretinrntlon have Already begun for ercti-nr inc monster elevated stage and platform to accomodate the two hundred and forty-four vocal and Instrumental musicians that together will partici pate In producing this great festival of music. This enlarging of the platform will consume about BOO square feet of thr floor space and reduce the seating capacity of Villard Hall very mater ially, but even then it will he the largest available auditorium, though it will accomodate only 900 people The seating capacity of the local theatre Is about (WO, and the theater has often been filled to Its cnpacltv. The festival Is to bo n-tvertlm-d ! posters and newspapers between Al bany and Ashland, Hnd tho altond ince from out of town points prom ises to be very larae. The fonlval management, however, Is providing for the accomodation of Its patrons y issuing season tickets that mav be subscribed for with solicitors or at "Burden and Craham's" Shor Store on Willamette street . These sonson tickets sell for three dollarr and entitle the holders to reserved seats nt all three concerts: and to the holders of the season tickets the reserved seat plat will be thrown 011 en six days before It Is otien to the genera public. At the last fesMvul five yarj ago, there were about fif teen hnn Ired seats reserved on sea son tickets before the g"nnrnl sale was opened. The management nt-nr-t'v wlibpa to accomodate first its largest patrons. ' rtland. which hns a f"stval lust bef-.r (. Kiig"un festival. Is taking great pride In the fact that II Is a op to e ., nn r..rf)r.,,n nf ,jlt Chicago Symphony orchestra. In ron- ne-tim With f'H festival V j howerer, offers the same attraction land at lower prices than Portland does. From all Indications, tho snlr. It of booming Eugene and the well known musical appreciation of the people of Eugene will make a rec ord breaking attendance at this fes tival. It Is not often that a city the size of Eugene has an opnortunlfy to hear a musical organization thai costs l 2r,rt a day to keep oll t, roa, as the fhlcngo Symphony Orchestra does. But there Is only one Eugene. A.MISEMEXTS Joe Weber's beautiful production. 1 "Drenm City." In which the popular 1 favorites. Little Chip and Mary Mar-! ble aro starred this season, will be seen at the Eugene theatre tonight.! .March 23. The production will1 be given In Its entirety just as . b- Knst limited passenger service be er's New York playhouse, nil the . tween Poril.ind and San Eratu lsco Is scenery, effects and costumes huv-, probable on the Southern Pacific ins been bought for thut purpose. within tht nex' f -u weeks. Plans The Weber show this year is of a arc being made to put 011 1111 addlllon vastly different nature from the pro- al train that will cut the present rnn ductions given heretofore. "Dream 1 ning time of 3i hours to 27 hours. City" has a story which, if not al-' The train that wll be put Into together logical, is at least compre- service will leave Portland about 5 henslve. According to the critics, p .m. daily, arlvlug in San Francisco both Edgar Smith and Victor Her-; e'rly the next night. It w ill consist bert have excelled upon all previous of mall and buggng cars, a day efforts In the mutter of a wil'y book coach, a diner and four Pullmans, and lyrics, and tuneful music of a M ule up of eight car. ne'iet high order. In "The lream City" ,y K heavy Souther nPaclfic engine tho first scene Is laid in n suburban of the Pacific type, there is no reason town, where WIllKim Dlnglebender why the train cannot make the lime, has a large but unproductive farm. The Inst train to the south will be An enterprising real estate agent strictly limited In every way. No. tries to Induce Uinglebender to sell passes will be nccepted by Its con hls farm for building lots and draws durtor ami no private cars will lie a glowing plan of the lever-Infested attached to it. It will make very village. Dwelling upon the pros- few stops betweea Portland nnd San poets of enormous revenues, which' Krancive, and will have the right of the agent assures him are hound to it- : ' t . .' - t . ".:l mm ,im m mm ma m mm ay o.' r ovtM-ythiniT nn tho ronil. The tralu will bo similar to tho Owl train in?rntu(l by tli Southern Pa ylfic bi'twc.u San Francisco and los Angolcs, and li ""('tcd will tMinal the popularity uf that train, Orvso. nlan. Eugene Theatre Monday Evening March 23 Jl lXJE il.lil EV I l-TT V VM'Aiti.l- ESTATE Wl. :i .'ucUe llalley died lu Port land t v '.a- uigiit he left all estiite t hat will amount to n sum In the neighborhood of Jtii.ooO, and prac tully ; :v;:e:-ty goes to bis wll-. Life insni ince, aggregating $2G, 000, const .. ifj ;hi principal part of Judge "T.-'.'.'py'j !.-r,i '5', and the poli cies wrc -I' i:i favor of Mrs. lluiley. In view of th efact that somo of the rojil property owned by Judge llnlley was partly Incumbered the life In surance money will- greatly assist In tho settlement of the cslnto. Pen dleton East OregoniaiK Stuyvesunt, buro;:iaster of Now Am sterdam and Wllllt. the gay youth who lends the governor around New York when he Is re-Incarnated. The roninany will number f0 people. The production Is an especially handsome one. Tho costumes hnve-pcen revised and all aro new. Especial attention has buen paid by Mr. Cullen to tho voices of te ohorus, as well as to tho beaiMT of the foinlnlno iiortlon '"Vio Bairgomnster" waB the first of Ptxle- & Ludor pieces to gain popu- larlvr. others being "The Prince of PIKson." "King Dodo," nnd "The Onund Mogul." Tho music Is o( tht KA.tijiir nnd whistling variotv. and It Is wild that more iftbl8 of ''ttm Tale of a Uandtaroo 1 Hiu i'i i.pve Y(iU," tiavo boon mV than of any 'litter songs brouallt out In musical HlTlt WHITE IX "TUB 1IIIKJO-MABTKK." lollow the saic of his property, the larmer" falls asleep, Tho second ct show the a?yelon. iptnent of Dlnsleboilder's dfoam The village has become a lerga and prosperous city, with skyscrapers and ningnlflcent buildings on every hand. Dlnglebender owns a controlling In terest In everything nnd Is fabulous ly weal'hy. In fact, everybody In Dream City has money In abundance One amazing Incident after another follows In quick succession, and the finale is a fitting surprise. Little Chip nnd Mary Marble are happily cast and are surrounded with an excellent company. The famous Weber beauty chorus of young and graceful girls accompanies the organ ization. W. P. Cullen has mndo a big reviv al of Plxliy & Luder's famous mus ical comedy success, "The Burgo master," nnd will present It al Ihe Eugene theater Wednesday, March 2.r, with a large cast, headed by (Jus Welnburg and Ituth Whit". These two sterling players are the originals III '"e res rif Ihe irml.' -'r ' e ... IF i)V RXEW The merits or the Toxns WdJr, you wjuld never suffer from Sidney, Madder of rheumatic troubto. $1 a bottle (two months' treatment). Sob' hv p. J. Hull, or by mall. Snd fot lestltnnninl.i. Dr. K. W. Hall, W Ollrs street. St. Louis.' " We're sorry you've tried oilier medicines and they've failed. As a last resort try Ilolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. It's a simple rem edy but It's worked wonderful re sults, made millions well nnd happy. 35c Tea or Tablets. linn nuuo CO. Sluggish livers and bowels are the cause of nearly ovory disease. Clcanso your system and regulate tho bowels and liver to healthy, nat ural action by Holllslor's Hooky Mountuin Tea. 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