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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1911.
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Each table has a sliding drawer that has a
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They may be had in oak of different finishes
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! CITY NEWS . t
WKATHKU FOltWAST.
Oregon Kair toniulit exown show-': !'""" Br, ' "'' '
ers uoi tnwesi portiou; i ridiiy fair.
Dillons for drugs.
Tollman's studiu ror pnotot.
A marriage lk-ense was issued yes
terday to Horace R. Emerson and
.Mrs. Cora Schuf
The Warm SpiinK Indians who :ire
to take part in the hig demonM ration
on the fair urounds Saturday uicor-
in iai'Li' li j-n.
hers-and are looking forward with
much iiloamro lo the events In which
they are to participate.
A blind fiddler and boy baniolst
are gathering; up the stray nickels
among the fair crowds on the street
corners.
The ladies of the Eugene Thimble
Club were awarded the second prize
at the state fair at Salem on needle
work.
Thomns B. Stonestrecl, of Com
pany Kirst V. S. Infantry, v ho
was arrested Tuesday by the offi
cers at the rorruHini: station h,..-,.
both of Eugene. upon bin voluntary surrender, was
taken to aneouver today In a jiuard
sent to biiun him there.
Mel Green, the genial grocer, is to
day celebrating the twentieth anni
versary of his entering In business
in Eugene,
Itoseluiri; Review :. Frank Clem
ent, the local contractor, left for En
gene yesterday morning. a, eompau
led by his dai;hter. iUU-s Edith, who
will attend the t'niversity ot Oregon
during the ruining year. .Mr. Clem
ents' returned home this eveniim. .
S. S. Spencer, who recently
to Etnmett, Idahft, for the benefit of
his hetilth. writes that he Is improv
ing steadily.
The Indian raivs and the hroiu ho
busting will be a ureaf attraction at,
the fair grounds Saturday atteriioou.
Cal. Young, who has the matter in
charge, lias Worked hard to rn:il;.. it
went i a success, and if the weather is good.
uie largest crowd ever seen inside
the grounds will he out.
Mrs. Harriet V. Groufheeh vn-i to
day uaiueit adm!'iii,;nu rix of the es
tate Of Pllvtil Crnnnsh..!-!.- ,1,. ..vlt.,,l
both lo ' The estimated value of the prop-'i-ty
left by the deceased. Is Jioon. Chris.
' 1 , . . Wright, .Malcolm Horn and Frank
Genevieve I.ucas, niece of Prof. G. Jackson have been appoint, d as ap
8. O. Humbert, secretary uf the Ui- Ipiaisers.
hie I'niverslty, came in last night to i "
attend the school. ' ".'.. . .'
I - Anyone wanting to give students
work, would do v.t-H to call up the
graduate manager at the gymnasium,
phono STB. There are several d-serv-
j ing students w ho are comp -lied to
I work their way through college, urd
A lot of new school desks for the .V. C"' ,T, w" h".ve m,r)i for
Elmlra public, schools have arrived at i "hb,!,t 1,1 u '
the S. P. freight depot, consigned to ! , . , .,, , ,, ,
P. P. Colgaurd, the merchant there. I M'f"f People will pivhably he at
. the fair nnnnuis Saturday aitiTiumn
tu sen tlic Indian races ami othiT
features than hiiH ever btvn situ
on tin? unmmiN at. one itme bvUir
The Blair commission house today
shipped a car loud of huy from (Josh-
en and a car from Irving,
southern Oregon -
The 'carpenters have hegmi their1
work on the Merchants' hank annex!
and the Link block. Contractor ,
Munimey will rush the work.
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AMUSEMENTS.". t
If you never saw Richard Carle in
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Two Good OneB.
"The CallliiE of Don Mntliews"
l!- Harold Bell Wright
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CIS
9th and Willamette Sts.
former years, dont fail to see him
when he cumes to the Eugene Thea
tre on Friday, September 22 with hlu
Intest success, "Jumping Jupiter,"
for discerning critics have said that,
the elongated comedian was never eo
funny as in this piece and never ap
peared In a funnier play. Carle's
! plays are all constructed for laugh
ing purposes only, and as he writes
them himself, stago them hlmsulf
1 and acts the star part In them hlm
;self he certainly has every opponun
' ity to be as funny as the law allows.
Crowds always flock to see Carle
cut. the capers that only Richard
(Himself I Carle can rut, and sing
the. songs 111 that placid, quaint style
that only Carle ran assume. Carle
has never been in this vicinity be
fore since he became a star and tbe
public has missed a treat in the tall,
bah'-headed. bespectacled genius who
has a talent for amusing In a way
' strictly his own. so there can be llt
, tie doubt that "Jumping Jupiter"
will attract largely.
I New Hill at tbe Alolm.
! 'I'lie new week-end vaudeville pro
gram opens at the Aloha theatre to
' night, when the curtain rises on the
i first act at 7:15 p. m. This popular
playhouse is offering four acts for
the week-end, In keeping with the
' I., mo county fair.
! Murphey's Educated Bush, who
made many Irh-uds here during their
p-evlons encasement last winter,
havii b-en secured as a special added
i ti act Inn and will appar at each
performance with new v-cnery, etc.
In addition to the regular hill.
Grace Huntington and A. I.elloy
Patterson. who recently completed
a tour of Cue Orphetnn circuit, will
present their clever dramatic sketch,
"A Timely Aw.-.kening.'' uhlch made
Mi.'tr. favorites wle-re they have ap-H-'-iired.
T vo qup'-r men. A'de.in and Cas
riilv. cnnietlv ..m! briI Kvinnasts
have fifteen inlrul'e- of rial fun,
w'Hi roailr fin'.- r M as exhibit
ing a f- at e-ttaer Iihari feats of a'll
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.lever torn. W illiam Hrewer
and Floreii... Ii-;i wii' appor lu "A
ii.tbtr l-.'.a". a (ie-.-r sK.-tch
fin; of brizht. 'i totti'dy sltun
tiotis that ate stire to please.
Two i'-!.- of photo; lays will also
be shown, with a comedy "How Ami
tv Vn FooL'i" ar the feature,
, ... 1. - .l.n Al,.t,..'n ci-r-
flllini. milTi mi.-:., t, ii". ............ , .
in..., e o;r!;estra. n ..i h' u ji one and j
one-hall iiouis' eaturUiDIuuut ol real!
. j fun. I
Fuller & Cherry have begun work
on the new cement walk to be built
bv the county along Kast Kiglith
street, bordering on the west
park.
Cal Young's Indian races and
broncho busting at the fair Saturday
afternoon promise to bring out an
Immense throng. They have been
well advertised.
The East Eugene W. C. T. V. will
meet at the, home of Mrs. Carrie
Day on Orchard avenue tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:3(1 o clock. A large at
tendance la desired.
G. A. Anderson and J. C. enkins
took the Slusla-v staer, this morning
for Mapletou and M. Mundell took
the MoKenide -stage for Deerhorn,
near which place ho resides.
Rosehurg Review; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Pickens left this morning for
their future home In Eugene,, where
Mr. Pickens has bought an Interost
In the Dodge Department store.
- The onen car. formerly used as a
trailer bv the P. E. & E., but which
has- been fitted with motors. U ow
ing used exclusively to carry passen
gers to and from the fair grounds.
The Kay gun store is now occupy
ing the entire room at Its now loca
tion, the Willamette Valley Land
eomnanv hnvlng vacated the smaller
room and the partition has beeu ta
ken out. .
H. Parr, tho young man nrrested
barn vssterdav by Sheriff llown. Is
accused of forging a chock on the
nnnlt of Jefferson, not one at bulem
It Is J. D. Driver, not "11111" who
took him to Salem.
The Creswell baud made a splen
did showing on the streets today
Tho members are nicely uniformed
'and the music was of the best. C. S.
Cochran, of Eugene, is director ot
I Ills excellent organization. ,
The Rlble University received
magnificent picture of the recent ln-
teinatlon convention of .Missionar,
workers in the Christian church In
Portland, this morning, ft was hung
Tho Van llousen woman and Mert
Mansel. who were arresled here a
ft w weks kii. charged with adultery,
have been released from the county
jail on llielr own roeoguli'.auce ami
prop gj to appear for t.iiul i'-xt
mom li. it appears that tile hus
band of the woman, who lives at
Hoise, Idaho, bus reached some kind
of ji sett lenient with her and It luav
be that h.-. will ask tu have the case
dismissed. .
plans were made by the several coun
ty courts and the meet lug tonight Is
to complete the details of Hie work. ;
Everybody is talking a, nun the big
events and if the wcalher is i;ood
record-breaking crowds are expected.
The practice on tin1 play "Itelsh.iz
zer" Jast evening at the V. M. c. A.
hull was entirely satisfactory thouMh
there Is still room for more singers.
A number of students from the uni
versity and high school joined last
nljtht and others- urn Invited. The
next practice will take pluca tonight
at N:30.
C, V.. W. K.. and A. IT. Chamber
lain and .their families came in y -s-
terday front' Scott City. Kansas, to
make their home In Eugene. The
have not yet purchased but intend
lo invest in farms, saying that they
are tired of a country where It s"l
dom rains and where crops are un
certain.
I.evi (leer, of the London Springs,
I. nne county, was In the cllv last ev
ening;, with his saline and lnlnural
water. Hut li hii'rf met In great fa
vor. Mr. fleer at iho state fair, gave
away a thousand quarts of Iho water
to advertise It. One HkOH the taste,
and the saline Is the best on the
murket. Albany Democrat.
' Three of Frank Dla'lr's wild colls
that have never been i-bldon were
brought down from his Fall Crook
ranch last night and they will be
used in the burking exhibit! n the
fair grounds Salurday afternoon.
Aside from these, there will bo five
outlaw horses, known aa professional
backers, and genuine cowboys will
attempt to ride fliniu.
Cal Young had tbe Ktigene bund
on the slreels In his automobile this
afternoon advertising the big Indian
races and broncho buctlng at the
lair, Saturday afternoon. The attlo
went up the; street at the rale of
fifteen miles an hour, (he band play
ing all the while. A young Indian
buck was king pin of the bunch. .
The old residence formorlv ocen-4
pied by J. l'ironl and family, at the
corner of West Ninth uuil Olive
atreela. on u lot owned by the VVeln
hard brewery iuieresls of Portland
and next to Iho Ice workH, Is being
moved b.-l. W. Barriuger to a lot lit
tho corner of West Fifteenth and
Charlelon slreels, wheru It will lie-
Mrs, llroders. residing at 741
Cbarue'tou street, had u narrow es-
tpo from death this afternoon. She
bail been cleaning some articles of
cloihiti" with gasoline, we.irlng a
pair of gloves while doing so. Tbe
gloves became saiurated with tbe
gasoline aud when idle touched a
match to the gas a lew nilntiles after
ward the gloves caught fire. The
flames would have communicated to
h"r clolhlng and would have soon
suffocated her .had not a plumber,
who was working about the bouse,
extinguished them.
A meeting of n-presentallves of the
several coaimercl.il clubs and courlB
ol county commissioners or the conn- 1
ties of .Marion, I, inn, lleuton, Polk
and Lane counties, will he held ul
Albany lolilght, to form final plans!
for th" exhibiting of the products
of the NVillametto valley at the Onia-
ha land show and immigration t-x- ;
blbliion. which will open October 1 I
and close, October 2K in Omaha, .Neb
raska. Tho preliminary organiza
tion was formed some time ago aud
was composed of roprusentullvus of
the several counties named. Appro
priations for the carrying out of the
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