Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 24, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text.1UK ,ULi GlA,U)t n.tUJut tuui. f11 -.rC? .) jioeoiiSc re' ?&casethats who hive S-orbUdtotrou. mMtion readings is . .v.-'.m.ka W'": name. ""'"'LRoot Binjlwmtou. N...o Y YORK PPER VlUUTMT I SHOW PAPER I WORLD. ' Slifh Copy, 10 Cts. Copy Frk. KVHNPUI.CO.(LM), n-BLISDEiKO, MATHEWS Vtal Teaming Grtvd, Building i jood excavation ,rth tot sale ' Lk2SII Lt 345 V 4 th lanL LIGHTNING KILLS MEN IN NATIONAL GUARD GAMP Gettysburg. July 24.-An all-night search throughout Camp Hayes.where the National Guard has been encamp ed fur a week, and which last night ,-, visited by terrific electrical and ,-iud storm, shows that three sol ars were struck dead by lightning in nearly half a hundred other per ' . fnli red It was probably the Sweat nlSt which that historic bat S elleT hi experienced since July. i3 The dead were members of the Second Brigade, composed of reg tne . t, We.iern Dart of the K The cots of the hospital tents are filled with Injured, some of whom l're women and children who had been visiting the camp. - General's Tent Wrecked. The tent occupied by Governor Stu art was blown down, as were a num ber of others. Several friends were anting with Governor Stuart when his Jen collapsed, but the party manag ed to hold the canvas and all escaped lnThenamp Is flooded and telegraph ic service, Is practically cut off. The entire camp Is panic-stricken. The darkness was Impenetrable and the men ran wildly about through rivers of water seeking the injured. Every tent in Battery B was blown down, but no one in the battery was hurt The regiment guard tent of the Tenth regiment was struck by lightning and 40 men of Company C were badly Injured. Field Hospital Full. The field hospital is full and men ary lying about the camp on the ground waiting for aid. The Voung Men's Christian Associ ation tent, which was filled with wo men and children who had taken ref use there during the storm, was raz ed, but so far as known no one was seriously injured. The colonel of the Tenth regiment has turned his quarters into a hospi tal. FAIRBANKS MAKES SPEECH AT QUEBEC (Continued From Page One.) the annals of Quebec. The eves of the western world are upon this historic city. The celebra tion of the tercentenary of Cham plain's founding of Quebec is alto- 3C - rb v " . fh Blair Street Addition IT IS THE TALK OF THE ZIMMERMAN k RUGH OREGON LAND CO. SS:.r''"'"'' r'-l -i-"",n.ii.'. "reran,'. "... o o o o gether admirable both In the n the excellence of its .-xeouti,,,,. ad ls an event u-hi,.i, . l" "".mens interest not only In the Dominion of Cana.li Dut in the United State !., p. this point as a hase Intrepid explorers uiazea tne pathway of clwlizatlin "rough tracKiess forests ami L. p ored lakes and rivers In t.-,::rv ' , A - ;..... mis majestic ,vie nf ,h i l!.W.Within the J"--di,-ti.,a l'"''n In which the retfesentauves , j n.roa Mates. Names ass'-' 0 . uifforfnt nations oarticipaie and elated wi:h the early history of Qu. i witness the manifestations .if Reii bec are land marks in our geography! l"nu fraternal spirit among them and are Indelibly impressed upuu'we are ''"Pressed with the th.uinht our civilization. jihat there is no rational reason why Three hundred years is but a brief : "a"ns should resort to war. May period in the history of England or!we not' on Ihls theatre of past con trance, but It Is all the history f : fllr'9- surrounded now bv the imni-es. Quebec and all of Anglo-Saxon Anier-! : lea. Here has been written n ii terestlng story. Here have been wit nessed the victories and defeats of war and the blessed triumphs of peace. The battleships of three great nations rest yonder upon the bosom of the St. Lawrence. The rep resentatives of those powers assem bled here are recalling past differ ences but only to emphasize the pres ent prevalence of a spirit of gen uine friendship between them. It is With UntlSUal nleailllro I bring greetings from the president and the people of the United States who rejoice with you in the progress you have made in the manifold ways which . make for the strength and honor of a great people. We are not indifferent to, your welfare nor are you Indifferent to ours. The blood of a common ancestry Is In our veins. We have much In common. We glory In many of the same tradi tions and we "have .the same juris prudence. Our standards of civiliza tion are alike. Here, side by side, owing allegiance to different sov ereignties, we are, In God's Provi dence, to work out our destiny. We wish you that contentment which comes from the cultivation of the arts of peaceful industry under those political institutions which are the guaranty of justice and liberty among men. The United States and Canada have but. fairly, entered upon their ca - reers. Kach has vast areas' either sparsely settled or unoccupied, where many will make their homes In the future. Many millions will be added to our population and to yours. We fiave each made much advance in the scale of civilization and are gratified with the progress we have made, Back of us lieB a brief but honorable history and before us stretch lllimlt- able onnortunities. We confidently believe that we are each destined to ' the great truth that modern civiliza play a large and worthy part In the tlon is not a failure. It is a failure progress of the human race upon the , if it does not substitute for force western continent. We have no ri- .the serene and all-powerful chamber valries except In the ways of peace, of reason and deliberation. There Is Wo neither envet the other.'s terri-1 such a thing as righteousness among tory. We covet onlv each other's nations. Let them take their dif neighborly esteem. We rest upon a ferances into international courts of common frontier more than five justice and there let reason and The streets have just been nicely graded and the sale of lots is brisk. Many people are buying the very choicest residence lots at lower prices than will ever again be offered in Eugene. People are waking up to the unusual advantages of BLAIR STREET ADDITION. Do you realize what an investment in this addition will do for you? How can it avoid ad vancing in value with these lots lying right against the built up district, and where the city is certain to get its greatest growth? Let one of the agents named below take you out there. You dou't need to buy if you don't want.to, but we think .you will want to after ' you see these fine lots and know about the easy terms you make your own termsyou may have Better not wait; the other fellow is getting busy and it's time you acted, before all are sold. There are only twenty lots and two acre tracts left. V"UI i.nner.-e wl.u'l. ten'" ! h"u uur nenniuorlv ties. Tifeie are , ,lo fortifications Qon our fnm ier and no batlleshipPupon the wa- : . u',on lnt' a- a"a fervently ho that there Ml defensive prep- " ue neea 0( Ulali"n between u.O PRINCE OF WALES. slve monuments of peace, venture to hope that the widespread movement 1 which seeks to insure the mainten- , ance oi peace among the nations of I 'he world without Invoking the sworo. may grow in strength and at no distant day become incorporated as a part of the fixed policy of na- tldhs. " To "advocate measures to the j maintenance of International tran- quiiuy, to enaeavor to suDsiuute rea- son for force, Is not evidence of any decay In the courage of manhood of nations but It Is the proclamation of righteousness prevail. Let nations l every houoruble nieuns v-ajih en-; lightened statesmanship luayuggest avoid an appeal to thai court where might alone turns the balance. 1 We have no need to fear that the relations between the United States ana unfjjit Britain will ever agalu be disturbed. i'e have faiih imiL uur lurcs which n ir fla-gs which grace this his toric occasion and whi.-h mi.,..i gether and salute each other upon the Plains of Abraham will never confront each other in couflict upon either land or sea. 1 beg auain ro thunk v..,, ....... i Highness tor the gracious welcome and hospitality which von temlur m uie as the representative of the i1 uiied states and to wish for your country and your people a contin uance of the hleRin.7a ,.f i.oa gress and prosperity." ' TEA Why isn't everything money back? Everything isn't good enough. Yovr Tcar rahirai rour aoar U j m dnf kit ScfcUliut a Baal; wa eat hiaa. 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White's restaurant f r a clean, square meal. 20 cents. alO CASTOnlA. Hun tl i ii mm m nan Always nougm Bignatua 3C HOWE k BUOY TWENTY-FIVE; MEN LOSE LIVES ' IN A TUNNEL Heme. Switzerland, July 21. A frightful accident occurred this inoni ; ing In the Leotchbiirg tunnel in the ; Hcrncse Alps, which resulted in the j death of 25 workmen. Without I warning the drills pierced the walls ; of an unknown subterranean river or ! lake and tho wall gave way with a ! crash, a torrent of w ater and mud fil ling the tunnel. All the workmen were drowned. It Is believed that the men tapped the Kender river, which flows above the tunnel. "K. C. DeWItt & Co, Chicago. 111. Gentlemen In 1S97 1 had a disease of the stomach and bowels. In the .spring of 1902 I bought a bottle of Kodol and the benefit I received all i the gold In Georgia could not buy. May you live long and prosper. Yours very truly, C. N. Cornell, Ho- dlng, Ga.. Aug. 27, 1906." Sold by all druggists. clMCfitM tor tn DAILY I7UARI NOTICE OF FINAL 8KTTLK.MKXT, .Notice in hereby given that the un dersigned administrator of the es tate of Perry Mattcaon, deceased, has filed his final account In said estate. land that Tuesday, August 4, 190S, at the hour of 9 a. m., has been fixed as the time for hearing the same. All persons havlug objections to the said account are hereby notified to . file the same with the clerk of the 'county court of Lane County, Ore ' gon, on or before said time. Dated this 22nd day of July. 190S. It. H. MATTESON, Administrator. Notice of Final Settlement Estate of Clarence Thompson, de ceased. Notice Is hereby given that Dora E. Thompson, administratrix of the estate of Clarence Thompson, de ceased, has filed her flnnl account In the matter of said estate in the conn ty court of Lano county, Oregon, and that Monday, the 3d day of August 1908, at the hour of 1 o'clock in the f?"'oon of that day, has been fixed by said court for tho hearing of ob jections to said account, and for the tinai settlement of said estate, and all objections to said flnnl account must bo made and filed in said ourt on or before the said dale so fixed by said court. Dated this 6th day of June, 1908. DORA E. THOMPSON. Administratrix. L. BILYKU. Attorney. 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