Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 04, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextIrs ! v:Jot Bit lm . K.-3 ,Heri the I ... common TOMORROW WILL BE GREAT DAY FOR SHRINERS ;S,'1U Uuil' hop vi, b..e",he crop at 1 111,- nLd ! purchaser. It is tla ,T v ' M' raisers ,hat owln t th 1"" ;" ''! cultivation and the r. j ? ' Ikiig that seven c""' "f will net then, tt J.of ' ' ' a r:S"f hUvi,I1Iya, '"'.uu "S then- ..... 'k ana the fanners hive". '!"ln of their grain l, ' he Me d is l,..t, i " ' ""in. and with "" . n 5 !T?1 ,1 ... I : son s I large ! housed FfilEJfDLY SELLS FIVE AGUES FOR FIVE THOUSAND while the "? K'C Dr. I;J" ;nriirheiiniaii"'. K JW. blaJd!r " riff it. Ul "STiQUOf. wine or :w.Y.n nt np many ' ,hL The miW and "t bsdus the highest - .1 the most OlS- : If medicine .... e-,M hv druB- lOI. -. :;,nMiollar sizes. lapie bottle and IXHIt lll'XDKKI) VISITORS K.. ! PECTED OX SPECIAL TRAIN prices the produce ; f i ...i.v. .. ' FROM TIIK XOKTH EIGENES , b f ln" of their : 'iv ... ,h" ' ''a,B ."! n'-tn I" sun- STREETS Hll.l. Iir- lltA.UH.VI KI) J " " necessities, a good share "ll Satis. AS NEVER BEFORE FOR TIIK OCCASION" add ,h " naIfsunie sum to and to the ra nv-dav tuna t!. be exnlnltH ... .... ' dnJ """Hid , .u lut. i extent. greatest possible li '1 t il Veen - t'ni I. ... hill ' .... ..;tTs swanie; ;;bill011, mr ami don't ... '.member the N. V. cenes Kil always find bt brands of Kroceries ken Vegetables kr and reed k Hi ki owo deliverv xeBros. 52 Eisl 9th tS i Tomorrow will be a great day in The citizens of Harrlsliini; wert Engene. The Shriuers of Oregon., a7 , l tV 300 or 400 strong, will be here to, stage acting of the J H H T have a "hot time,- and if they don't 1 stock company at the 'opera hou-a0 have it will not be the fault of the I f.nould tnev favor us In the future local committees which are getting j ae assured of a full house up the entertainment for the visitors.!,. w lV Bucknum and familv are In Great preparations have been made t , e clty- S'lests of W. C. Wriiiht, who thin nuant anrl tho 1nra1 Shrlnai-a lis an uncle of Mrs Hnrbn.,,,, and the Commercial Club have been j lne slre8s or a lang watch as head working on it for several weeks past. I nwyer at the Coburg inills ".lack" Surprise after surprise is promised ! 1? a little out of repair, llowrver. Or during the day. UaJf is '""."S 'llm "P very nipi.ilv. The streets will be decorated as! . ; s , .' "nite visiter (iV..r Sun never before, and a number of novel i'5aliv wlth ner parents, Mr. and Mrs features which are being carefully j J- '"issard, of Albany, suarded from the public will be In-! ,.',"'s- XIat Cnmlin. of near Browns troduced in the decorations and pa-', v""v vlsit''tl the frire par; of the rade. , week with here parems. Mr. and The nobility of Kugene, accompn- Mls- Jurry Hay, 01 this ciiv. H. hrlendly yesterday M hi,1 ;-aere tract of land -.:i on the east slope ot Collese Hi. iut north "t the General hospital. a new r '"ration just formed bv l,,ra ;,cr::,,hcZ!: tills morning. It is composed of M J- Duryea. recently from Prederi.'k ;;Wn; M-K A. C. IMxon, a ineimJ of UleBooth-Ke v LuInb Vum and h. O. Totter, the well-known 'orney The name of the cor ,ra" Ion Is the Hill Crest Co. It u their Intention to lay the tract off t city lots and place them on the mar ket in the near future. Thev will first build streets, cement sidewalks! and curbings, pipe each of the "til ots with city water and make other1 Improvements to the property before! they attemut to sell the lots This1 iS a lllOSt fihrhllv , . .... tJ HI1U aiiuiiu juace. ! for a residence. nied by the Military band, will1 march to the depot and meet the I special train from Portland carrying the illustrious potentate and his of-' faers at 11:55 a. m. The visitors will then be escorted by tile Aral) patrol to the armory, and lunch will he served. After lunch the Shrlnersl AT Till-) (;i!..M The program at the Oram! for to night is made up mostly of couiedv. and no doubt will please the niaiiv patrons of t ho theatre. it win . found lu another column. Mr will meet for business and the grand1 Hums has installed one of the late?' parade will be held at 4 o'clock. The j Edison picture .machines, using it for ceremonial session will begin at j the first time Wednesday night. This 30 o ciock in me armory, at wnicn new invention ol rid i son s is in keen ppiDapsuiift POSITIVE curx Fir Inflinnutioti or OaUirb ri tb Bluldw tnd DJmu1 EIImtil No van no par Ouh qaletlr ud prmu tttlf ill Cutrl DlwiMO ( tit CHhpt Ortui. Ab nlHWr Uralm. Sold bf trial. PhM II ID. or bf Mil. poittnid, ILOD, or thnt fTRINDTU-PEPSIIICO. DlUNO.Brnggl time a number of novices will hot foot It across the burning sands of the desert. This will be followed by the grand banquet, which will be served in the skating rink. Plates will be laid for 400. All the dellca-j cles of the season from India, Ger many, Italy ana otner roreign coun tries will be served by chefs Import ed for the occasion. The train re turning to Portland leaves when the banquet Is over, some time Sunday morning. tug with the many useful inventions thut has made his name famous the world over. KKMOVKI) ACTIVITY IN HOP j FIELDS OF HARRISBURG The Red Star real estate firm, Mor ris & Warren, have moved from the McClung block to Hoom 11, over First National Bank. Property sold at owner's prices. Good bargains and fair dealings. Come and see. Phone Main 302. BS CAKPKXTKR Building or remodeling, by day or contract. Call or address H, 467 Oak street. s? (Special Correspondence.) Harrisburg, Sept. 4. Great activ ity has been displayed In the hop fields of this section this week. The Fugles are all harvested and sold, ! tween Willamette and Olive. the growers receiving seven cents per pound. The Boggs Brothers have ' Dance tonight at Armory E. O. HAIGHT, Photos, stamps and post cards. General view work. Sixth street, be- tf AMUSEMENTS ! Richard .1. Jose, for manv rears' the star member or the famoi Prim--rose & West minstrels, in the d iys' of their pristine glory and popuiar iiy. was the attraction at the Kugene1 theatre last night. The 'rain I 'ill' south was lie.-n-lv t',,-,.. 1... late and it wis nearly in o'.-joc'i no'-' fore the curiam went up on 1'ie :'irst act of the vi-i-y I'unnv coined - '-Don't Tell My Wife." but Hie 'audience were well repaid for their Ion.; wait.! It was a lively little play ant Hie company presented it with, a dash and a snap that kept the house in a constant uproar. i Mr. .lose, between ncls. sang seme, of his best selections, all of them old and popular, "When You and 1 Were Young, Maggie," "Dolly Cray," and "Silver Threads Among tho G )!d," i and his voice was as mellow audi beautiful as In the days of old. As ! a popular entertainment, the bill pre- SPnte ri lne) nl,ht ,--., A ..r i that has been given at the local play house for a long time past. Eugene tneatte, commencing Mon day, Sept. 7. The J. H. Hearde Stock Company presents for your amusement a guaranteed attraction, the powerful 4-act drama. "Why Girls Go Wrong." The company is composed of lady and gentleman ac tors worthy of their calling with a complete scenic effect, handsome wardrobes, with up-to-date special ties between acts. If you miss all others see the best show of the sea son at the reduced prices of 10c, 20c, 30c. Change of bill nightly. Box of fice opens at 9 a. m. Monday, Sep tember 7. BrJYAN LEADS STRENUOUS LIFE ATJAIRVIEW Fail-view. Sept. 4. - Mr. 11,-van is a b" man today. He delivered two dedication speeches, received hun dreds of people, talked into a piano graph, discussed politics and sand wiched in some work in h;s o(:!cj. His most Important cailer was Her man Kidder, of New Wk. one of the Democratic campaign managers Kid der brought flattering reports of the Vm. ' l" '", "U Wt'SI' I'-'rtieuIarh among the farmers. n"V,,r," '1,.r"'.-l',,l"ll,,'n!lnK "l""1 '' -Middle Hass dispatch that Judge Tatt said he would have been better pleas ed with the election in Vermont had the majority been smaller as the dan- '"I'nm'cau over-confidence ou d have been lessened, Hrvan re marked that he knew several sections of the country where the Kepubll cons were not afflicted with over-coufideuce. he campaign. He leaves lor Toledo lo couter with lat; tomorrow. Ta ft IIiin In ork Middle llass. Sept. 4 - Judge Taft found it necessary to abandono bis fishing expedition and attend to cor respondence today. VETERANS' REUNION HUSBAND TOOK LIFE OF WIFE TO GET MONEY SEPT, 23, 24 AND 25' Oakland. Sept. 4 Captain of De tectives Peterson does noe believe the complications in the Donohuo murder ;"ii.ier ever will he cleared lip. In The officers ,,f the l.ane Countv ' hU '.,1'ln'"" """iel Donohue took hi.. iies nie or ner money, a 11 it bases this theory on the fact thai Dono hue committed suicide rather tha: face the charge of murder. C.ustave Alilstedt, alias Arkell. ar rested on suspicion, will be held a dermis' Association met In the of fice of S. K. Williams vesterdav af ternoon and decided to iiol 1 the next annual reunion of the association .m September 23. 24 and 2 5. Hereto fore the reunion has been bel.l eneli ear In June, hut owing t H,.. a,,;U'v l,a-vs '"nK''r that June is a very busy month for! ,, . ,. , I ' many of the veterans. It was decided!,, ,ll:li,n'1- ( aI- h,'P- 3. Hani. ! at tho last meeting to change the husband of Mrs. Alice Don- time to September. Vsuallv two or I. ".' 'ho was mrldeil and burled ....... i . . ... ' Mn V ni or v l!ll, a oiKi.-H 1. 1 . .1 i in ee 111 all these reunions. OVATION TO ItltVAX IN SIOVX (' hundred old ' soldiers.' residing I ln "n'"." .'J''. a suburb of Oakland, parts of l.ane countv. attend I "!d '"' '"! as found Sunda suoi aiio Kiueu nimseit at his hom this morning. The body was found by Deputy Coroner Sergeant and Dep uty Public Administrator Flood, who i had gone In search of him. Donohu had been forced to give proof this af- I ternoon of his marriage to the wo of thin '""in. He had already made upplica- BRYAX IMIOCI) OK WIM.IAM JENNINGS ItltYAN TltAVIS, HIS NAMESAKE TV Sioux City, la., Sept. 3. Address ing a great Democratic rallv here last uignt, w. j. n, an. Democrai ic candidate for president, in ihe coin-;.' of a speech on the tariff, guaranty of bank deposits. the labor anil trust questions and oilier government reforms, denounced T. Coleman lin pont, of Delaware, and Senator iioi, ; Penrose, of Pennsylvania, iiiemb, .s of the Ueiniblican execulive coniinii lee. as not being expected to become reformers, because, as he charged, "f their affiliation with the trusts Especial ailenlion was given to the reform and trust questions. Having traveled the entire niclit and day through Minnesota and a part of Iowa, where he received en thusiastic receptions all along the line, Mr. Bryan arrived here short ly after S o'clock last night. From the rear platform of the train at vari ous points in both states he shook hands with many hundreds of per sons and made several talks. The chief of these was at Alton, la., a Junction paint, where he discussed at some length the tariff and guar anty of hank deposits. No sooner did the crowd catch a glimpse of Mr. Bryau as he alighted from the train that he was lustily cheered by several thousand people, and the cheering continued as be rode along the street to the hotel. Attorney I.ee M. Travis. city, has received the following letteri""n for $!t000 cash ill the bank an I troni the great commoner." wlt'ijtho Ille Insurance of $3it)0 left b' his autograph attached, which lii' is, Donohue, and was under sub prizes liighlv: F.u Koute poena to appear as a witness at th" inquesi vvnicn met nils ailernoo: When hi' did not appear a deputy was sent ti) get hilll. I.ES I'.DITOl! GOES TO IIOSI'ITA ' St. Paul. Minn.. August 31, I '.MIS. Mr. L. M. Travis. Eugene. Oregon. My Dear Mr. Travis: 1 have voir 1 I -OS AXG telegram announcing tho arrival f your son. and luitllyiug me that be demanded the use of my name. i Baltimore. Sept. 4. General llr- Please accept thanks for the honor risen Grav oils, publisher of the I done mo and my best wishes for Angeles Times, is at Johns llopkl the health and prosperity of the boy. hospital for the purpose of undeig Verv trulv vours. iug a slight operation. v! .1. BKYAN. I Dunce tonight at Armory. I Heating furnace, orick and founda tion stone for sale cheap by First National Bunk. Dance tonight a; Armory. O A. S "1 CJ X. X - Bim tba ,lln Kind m i Alwivs uV H1T IICOCK CONKERS WITH FAIRBANKS Chicago, Sept. 4. National Repub lican Chairman Hitchcock left today for Indianapolis to confer with Vice President Fairbanks concerning the speaking part the latter will take ln SHRINERS WEI-COME I ELI BANGS J. H. WEST C P. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts oi All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZIE ST AGEIeavet Eugene EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE at 5i30 a. m. 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