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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

11

The King of Diamonds Chapter 11 continues

In a stormy night London scene, a boy rescues a young woman from a carriage crash as a lordly stranger clashes with a policeman. The boy Philip Sperling, wandering hungry after his mother’s death, endures hardship, nearly contemplates suicide, then finds a meteor flash and vow to live, aided by a kind shopkeeper and a renewed resolve.

Philip Ansen Piccadilly Trafalgar Square Speechlees Charles I Queen Victoria Street Cornhill Leadenhall Street Johnson's Mews Mile End Road O'Brien Philip Ken Filip

Washington orator wins inter state contest at UW

J E Erickson of the University of Washington won the fifth annual Interstate association oratorical contest with The Power of the Press. Idaho's J H Frazier took second and Oregon's H E McKinney third. Erickson's persuasive attack on yellow journalism earned top marks for delivery and composition. McKinney and Frazier followed. Erickson, an Astoria native and former Oregon student, is expected to stay in campus circles during commence ment.

Interstate Association J. E. Erickson University of Washington J. H. Frazier University of Idaho H. E. McKinney Oregon Erickson Yellow Journalism Associated Press Mr. McKinney Mr. Erickson Frazier Interstate Debating League McKinney Mr. Frazier W. R. King Supreme Court of H. W. Thompson H. N. Mount Eugene Minnesota Stanford California Astoria University

Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tenn by Dr King’s Discovery

C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee was bedridden with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. Doctors gave no hope until he started Dr King’s New Discovery, which brought instant relief, stopped coughing, and reduced bleeding, allowing him to return to work in three weeks. Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds, 50 cents and one dollar at W L DeLano’s drug store, trial bottle free.

Fedora Tenn C. V. Pepper W. L. DeLano

Plans completed for Eugene Commercial College opening

Announcements forthcoming on the Eugene Commercial College conduct with a strong faculty secured. Hall Ride addressed by Geo T Hall Sr.

Eugene Commercial College Hall Geo. T. Hall, Sr

Runaway wagon kills eight year old girl near Harrisburg

A fatal accident near Harrisburg claimed the life of eight year old Zola Trout. Mrs. O. E. Trout and Mrs. Cory were returning from Lebanon after strawberries when a buckle failed loosening a line. The team bolted four miles, the child was found unconscious and died that afternoon. The body was returned home and interred Thursday.

Harrisburg O. E. Trout Zola Cory Lebanon Junction City Times

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