The Clocked Escape in The Castle Comedy
Captain Thorncliffe watches over Mistress Percy while Sir John Wilmerding frets over a supposed infidelity. Dubarre uses a clock hiding place to shield May Percy and reveal the truth, as Thorncliffe discovers a surprising wartime report about French Percy Latapie and a looming pursuit in England.
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Sir John
Percy
Thorncliffe
Jack
Dubarre
Monsieur
Tek
Duberre
Wilmerding
Monsienr
Mademoiselle
Sir John Wilmerding
Mistress Courtleigh
Captain Thorncliffe
Mistress Courtleigh and Captain Reach for Garden
In a tense exchange the captain taunts Mistress Percy and her companion as danger looms. May Percy questions the captain's claim while Mistress Courtleigh asserts her defiance, and the pair move toward the garden with the implied risk of betrayal or resistance. Sir John and Mistress Percy exchange a knowing glance.
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Mistress Percy
Sir John
Mistress Percy and Sir John in a strained engagement
In a tense garden scene Mistress Percy questions Sir John about canceling their arrangement while hinting Dorothy Stanfield could be a better match. Sir John presses for marriage as Gaston Dubarre, disguised, eavesdrops and reads a stray paper, signaling hidden plots and shifting loyalties.
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Percy
Sir John
Dorothy Stanfield
Hoy
Gaston Dubarre
Jacques Fourney
Lis
May Percy
Dubarre
Oregon Produce Co Is Incorporated in Eugene
The Oregon Produce Company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk after noon Saturday. Incorporators are C. G. Hemenway V. V. Hemenway and A. W. Kuykendall with principal business in Eugene. Capital stock is 5000 dollars and aims include buying and selling produce and mortgaging real estate. The firm is the former Seattle Produce Company renamed to avoid misdirected mail. Kuykendall says capital is fully paid and expansion may come. operations remain at the Gordon block with plans to enlarge business.
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Oregon Produce Company
C. G. Hemenway
V. V. Hemenway
A. W. Kuykendall
Eugene
Seattle Produce Company
E. J. McClanahan
Seattle
Gordon Block
Narrow Escape and Home Remedies Offer Cloyd tale
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recalls a four year ago accident when a jimson bar punctured his thumb. He refused amputation and used Bucklen’s Amica Salve to cure the wound. Available at W L De Lano’s drug store for 25c. Also promoted are Rocky Mountain Tea products at 35c from Linn Drug Co.
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G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Bucklen
W. L. de Lano
Rocky Mountain
Linn Drug Co
White's Cream Vermifage Promises Calm Babies
An ad claims mothers can stop a crying baby by using White's Cream Vermifage to rid worms and cleanse the system. It urges every mother to keep a bottle at home and notes a price of 25 cents from Linn Drug Co.
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White
Linn Drug Co
John Cogswell Pioneer of Lane County Dead at 93
John Cogswell, one of Lane County’s oldest residents and a California Oregon Trail pioneer, died at his daughter Idaho Campbell’s Eugene home shortly before noon at age 93. Born in Holly New York he moved to Michigan then California and Oregon, helped establish a donation claim near Bucune now Cogswell Hills, married Mary Gay after a fateful crossing, fathered eight children four surviving, active in the Oregon Pioneer Association. funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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John Cogswell
Lané County
Idaho F. Campbell
Cogswell
Holly
New York
Michigan
California
Oregon
Ebucene
Cogswell Hills
Mary Gay
Missiassipni
Boliver Cogswell
Muddy, Or
Ideho F. Campbell
Eugene
F. H. Ingham
Portland
Geo. M. Miller
Oregon Pioneer Association
Coquille schoonerload lumber to Acme and more
News from the Lower Siuslaw reports the schooner Coquille loading lumber at Acme from the Saubert mill after crossing the bar. A case of spinel meningitis is noted in Acme, with a four year old man of Chas. Tuttle affected. Miss Gertrude Hamble, bound for Eugene, will teach Florence high school next year and return in fall.
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Coquille
Acme
Saubert
Edwards
Chas. Tuttle
Gertrude Hamble
Eugene
Florence
Mapleton Item
W. L. Phelps
Jesse Phelps
B. B. Jeans
Kilgore Place
Deadwood Creek
Prindle Place
Five Rivers
Washcalore
San Francisco
Sluslaw Lumber Company
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Western House
Miss Hamble
Jon Beaucheman
Percy Robillard
Florence Stage Company
George Carle
Aome
Mapleton
U. N. Roney
H. M. Price
Lake Creek
Florence Public
Misa Gertrude Hamble
Flossie Chapman
Gertrude Schreuders
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
In a Texarkana era notice Ballard's Snow Liniment is praised as a quick remedy for rheumatism sprains and sore muscles. The ad claims affordable 25 cent bottles with endorsements from C R Smith of Tenaha Texas and Linn Drug Co. as distributor.
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Ballard
C. R. Smith
Tenaha
Tex
Linn Drug Co
Twenty Five Shriners Killed in Train Wreck
Santa Barbara Cal May 11 At least 25 persons perished when a Southern Pacific special train carrying three Eastern Shrine delegations on a trip from Los Angeles derailed at Honda 59 miles north of here. Engine tender baggage car and diner plus three coaches piled on the beach andCaught fire. Survivors extinguished flames. Many burned and buried beneath wreckage. List of the dead includes J Douglas Hipple Reading B A Wasson Buffalo Mrs Fisher Cleveland Miss Young Cleveland Charles Lowing Buffalo and others. Fatally injured include Miss Sulz Reading and brakeman Bickford with a back broken.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Coast Line
Southern Pacific
Eastern Shriners
Los Angeles
Honda
Here
Den
Sea Louis Objapo
Shriners
J. Douglas Hipple
Reading
A. Wasson
Buffalo
Fisher
Cleveland
Miss Young
Charles Lowing
J. W. Cutler
Birmingham
Ale
Albert Slesse
Marry Hendle
Olivia Kauffman
Harry Stoltz
Harry Cutler
A. L. Roth
Lebanon
Roth
Buffalo Shriners
W. Stoffe
Henry
Canton
Ohio
Mary Ivens
Richard Effick
Alonzo P. Rogers
Pullman
Spokane Wins Long Fight for Freight Rates
St Paul May 13 A freight conference with top officials from the Hi and Harriman systems occurred in J J Hill offices. Freight reductions were agreed upon after years of contention by Spokane merchants and merchants alike seeking lower charges.
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Spokane
St. Paul
Spoka
J. J. Hill
Harriman Systems
Fairmount News Roundup Highlights Lectures and Local Happenings
Last Saturday evening Hon. S. D. Allen spoke on Some Great Christian Hymns to a receptive crowd. Mrs. McCullough and daughter Ethel left for Leaburg to join Mr. McCullough in logging. Hugh Barr returned from Soda Springs ill. L. Carter and son went to Marcola for work. A local optical illusion episode occurred when a sunlit attic misled a homeowner into thinking fire was present due to lack of a fire bell. East Eugene Improvement Association met, discussing taxation research and a possible printed report. A liver medal contest at Fairmount church drew attendees from across town. Sunday school plans were adjusted to a hall venue due to weather, with a lively evening of games and refreshments.
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S. D. Allen
H. K. Shirk
Colts Triumph Over Roseburg in Sunday Baseball Game
McCormick's Colts won 9 to 2 at Recreation Park, securing their third straight victory. The game featured a seven-run seventh inning by the locals after Roseburg tied in the fifth. Eugene led with six, Roseburg three, and key hits by Jewett and others fueled the decisive frame. Umpire Ben Bingham officiated. scorers were Pete Howe and Sid Smith.
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Roseburg
Mathews
Eugene
Jewett
Balla
de Neff
Hill
Moshburger
Edwards
Weed
Eifert
McCormick
Ben Bingham
Pete Howe
Sid Smith
Rout Held Up Man With A Revolver In Eugene
In Eugene last night a safe robbery occurred at DeLano's drug store and a separate hold up targeted Henry Gibbs proprietor of Theater cafe. Gibbs confronted a suspect on West Fifth and Charnelton at about nine, drew his revolver, and frightened the robber who fled after signaling companions. The weapon was reported as unloaded.
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Bhugene
DeLano
Henry Gibbs
Theater Cafe
Mr .Gibbs
West Fifth
Charnelton
Gibbs
Bac
Birth of royal heir celebrated in Madrid
Madrid on May 11 reports the birth of a royal heir, with the queen and infant passing a satisfactory night and both described in excellent condition this morning as the celebration continues.
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Madrid
Great Canal Begun at Cripple Creek Colorado
Colorado Springs May 11 Worr was begun on the Cripple Creek drainage canal today The tunnel will unwater and permit the opening of virgin territory estimated to contain 206000000 dollars of gold ore and to prolong the mining life of Cripple Creek twenty years
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Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Virgin Territory
Star mine in Bohemia district eyed for revival by autumn
Portland capitalists back Star mine as c H Thomson Dr Black and Ms Perkins inspect the Star property in Bohemia. A cross cut to 500 feet depth will tap a rich ore shoot with 1000 tons of free milling ore exposed and thousands more in tunnels. A five stamp mill on site will be readied by fall. Crummer to resign Kansas GOP chair. Topeka committee to name successor.
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C. H. Thomson
Portland
Dr. Black
Vancouver
Perkins
Star Mine
Bohemia District
Thompson
Star
Star Ledge
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