Eugene weekly guard., September 13, 1906, Image 3

’^INDEPENDENT PAPER.
■¿^T p KINTING
CO., INC.’
Publishers
published every Friday. Eugene, Ore.
Subscription price, »1.50 per year
ot paid in advance. Si00 at end of
«tidies tl tb*m. We eanuot afford to
have our trade moving bv way of
Europe, nor can we tely upon Euro­
pean lines touching at our ports as an
incident of tbeir bousiness.
Mr. Bryan's Speech
ly cover the expenses of publication.
We expects, with the other interests ot
tbe county, to get our beat return«
indirectly from tbe attention such
publicity will focus up thi« section,
and the consequent increase in all
business, including that of the news­
papers. Thereto’e, those wbo assist
Mr. Korerbacber in a business way
may have tbe satisfaction of knowing
that while helping themselves they
have also done a patriotic act in con­
tributing to tbe general welfare.
We are all united in desiring a
greatei Laue county, ami teel that
the time is ripe tor concerted action
in this direction. Tbe coming odi­
toin of the Guard will assi st mat er­
¡ally in tbe realization oi our most
sanguine expectations.
Troubles of Cuba
good many years ago, has held mi
official position where be could “do
things. ” But hia talking during
eight years past has borne such fruit
that President K«>o»evelt is carrying
out hia anti-trust platform and
dotsing his views by his official
in many other res|>ects. Could
man in similar circumstance«
complish more?
Friends of good government aud
liberty all over the woild are eorely
disappointed that Cuba is again in
the throes of au insurrection, it had
been hoped that the little republic
would rise to tbe oc< asion aud found
a stable government, giving full tie
eurity to life aud property. Just tbe
true condition of affairs down there
is hard to determine from the conflict- ! The Daily Guard was enlarged
ing reports sent out to the newspa­ about Juue 1; the morning paper
pers, but it is had enough anyway.
followed suit some three weeks later.
Perhaps tbe only ray of light is that The Guaní announce«! a special edi­
which is shed abroad because of a 1 tóla three weeks ago aud today the
fear amoug those of both parties that : morning paper does the same—about
the United States will feel it neces ■ tile same distance ill the rear as they
sary to intervene. While the rev-1 are w ith most of their news, Now if
olutionist leaders, or some of them, our contemporary will only put in
have professed to favor the idea of a uew plant, news press, job presses,
j intervention by our government, the folder, type, etc., as the Guard is
Passes Are Going
general sentiment seeia- to tie against doing, they will tie up to date. Come,
The railroad pass is passing away. tbe idea—that is, people do uot wish along, boys; we'll blaze the way and
The press will not complain, remarks to have the island placed in the posi- show you how to do it.
New York
Needs Old Men's
Christian
Association
There is no question but Mr.
By R«v.
Dr. MADISON
Bryan has astonished, almost dazed,
year
G PETI Hi
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, the politicians of both parties by the
of New York
pOBtofflee as second-class matter.
boldness of his stand in favor of gov­
ernment control of railroads. As a
agents for the guard
F. have splendidly equipped YOUNG MEN’S Chris­
Tbe tollowing are authorized to take matter of fact seventy-five per cent
tian associations. What New York needs is an OI.I)
or receipt for subscriptions or trans- of the voters of the country scarcely
act otber business for tbe Daily and
MEN
’S Christian association. New York would not
know whether such a sweeping, re­
Weekly Guard.
be nearly the wicked city it is if our old and married
volutionary policy would be wise at
W. C. Conner, Cottage Grove,
men
were decent.
this
time.
They
know
that
tbe
trend
tester Stacy, Coburg.
It is a mysterious phase of life that will destroy virtue. Few
J. L Clark, Creswell.
of sentiment is in that direction, but
-SEPTEMBER 1" in tbe democratic party is a deep-sea-
women deliberately choose a life of shame. The city is full of men
of wealth who spend money lavishly to accomplish their purpose, and
ted Jeffersonian antagonism of centra­
lized government, in the republican
when life is closed to the girl, home lost, reputation ruined and sup­
Our FremUint Offers
party an inbereut tendency to jeal­
port impossible, what is the poor victim of man’s base deceit to do f
Notwithstanding that the Guard has
ously guard the vested rights of cap­
Fallen, SHE CANNOT RISE.
been enlarged and tbe cost of publi­
Every man who has «laughters, even’ man who has a sister, should
cation materially increased, the I ital . Is it possible at this time to
Guard Printing Co. makes a special ' sweep aside these principles and pie- the Seatte News The common notion t on of having its troubles settled by
join a movement to drive out of the city those betrayers of innocent
Our friend, Bro. Gault, of tbe Cot­
offer to every new or old subscriber I judices and follow Bryan's bold pro-
a neighbor.
girlhood. I^et us lift up our voices against the edict of society that
tage drove Western Oregon, seems to
daring the month of August. All who | gram? A vast majority of the that newspaper men travel free the
This
feeling
has
given
rise
to
de
­
casts out the woman and smiles upon the man. Ix>t us lift the weight
will P»y one >ear in advance from j voters of tbe old parties want time country over is exploded, or ought
be in trouble. He criticized the an-
mands
from
people
of
both
sides
that
from
the head of the fallen woman, who has always had to bear the
to be by this time. The press gives
Aug- 1,'<*> f°r ^e Weekly Guard at
tiou of oue of the councilmen for op­
only 41.50 a year, will be given bis to think over and weigh tbe problem. in advertising value consideration a truce be called so the difficulty may
guilt,
and hurl it in its crushing force UPON TILE MAN who, hy
posing tbe granting of au electric
choice of the Twice-a-Week St. Louis We think Governor Chamberlain’s for transportation. As contracts ex­ be adjusted, thus avoiding outside
light franchise to the W illamette the girl's poverty, by betrayal, by frivolous gavety, conspires for her
Republic,or the“Oregon Agricultur-" recent interview published in a Port­
pire yearly it often happens that interference. These demands are in- Valley Co, whereat the councilman fall, l^t us rid New York of these loathsome, putrid animals, luxu­
ralist, absolutely free for one year.
land paper, voices the opinions of a
The Republic is one of the largest majority of the people when be said: newspapers have au unclaimed bal sistent, aud it is possible the leaders became coudslderably wroth: In the rious in inherited or appropriated wealth, who seek adventures with
ance in tbeir favor. The country ou both sides will yield to them,
sol best family newspapers in Arne r
all the eagerness of romance, l*ecause the girl who falls must crouch
“I am not entirely prepared to ac­ editor has no time for long travel. However, up to this time there is last issue of the Western Oregon Is
ica and the “Oregon Agriculturalist’’
without the walls of social toleration, while society is all smiles on the
the
following
:
is one of tbe best and most practical cept tbe suggestion of the National Being editor, publisher aud often nothing to indicate such a result will
ownership
and
control
of
trunk
lines
“
Mr.
Porter,
the
gentleman
from
rich rake, sometimes young men, more frequently middle aged men,
farm, fruit and stock papers in the
and state control of branch lines of printer he cannot travel long dis- j be witnessed. President Palma has the first ward,¡came into the West old men, notoriously corrupt, mad «logs in society WHO DESERVE
West.
ceased talking of amnesty foi tbe ern Oregon office tbe other day aud
Subscribrs, old or new, may take railway. 1 think our system of fed­ tances in Pullmans, which are always
eral and state governments, the vast extra.
!!! W-r-r- TO BE SHOT, yet becauso of their wealth walk with head erect,
|
rebels and is declaring that he will says, says he: —?—!d
tbeir choice of either paper during
i ness of our territory, and the great
r-r-l-dlf
(
—
)!xxx!!l
But
who gives unabashed and unbanished for their deviltry.
The News is right. The pass sys- ' j crush tbe insurrection, while the in­
September as a premium.
| mileage of our railways all combined
a d—n what Mi. Porter, the gentle­
Poor, rich Harry Thaw! His father, an honored officer in th»
surgents seem to be entirely willing
Those who failed to get the prom­
man from the first ward says?”
make his plan impractical.
There tern has been abused. Members of,
church;
the son in prison.
ised premium magazines will be given
. are thousands of good people in this the legislatures, judges, city officials, ( to tight it out on the field of battle if
tbeir choice of either of these papers
Better
had it been for him had he been obliged to make his own
Senator Heyburn, in his oppositoin
country, however, wbo are so thor­ j large shippers and hundreds of others ! the president will nut yield without
in place of the magazines without
way
in
the
world. Alas, he forgot the training received from a saint
oughly disgusted with the insolence who would disdain to accent a money | first having been beateu in tbe shock to the forest reserve policy of the
farther cost, by sending their names
and arrogance of the great railway
government, endorsed by the big t*m of a mother and the father’s RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS to
I “tip” have taken passes as a matter | of armed coniflct.
and addresses to this office. So
corporations and tbe disposition of
her syndicates, is right aud is backed which he used to listen.
far we have been unable to compel
pos
­
i
of
course
Tbe
judge
who
saves
the managers to ignore all laws of |
Hoke Smith, former secretary of
tbe Eastern publishers to keep tbeir
by the people of bis state. The great
tbat
Oh, pleasure« past, what are you now
j
sibly
475
a
year
by
his
pass
bold«
railway regulation, that they are apt
the interior in President Cleveland's
agreement in regard to tbe magazines
But thorn« about my bleeding brow?
to fall in with »he suggestion of Mr. such a trifle would not affect baa cabinet, and of late years editor of trouble with M m senator i« that he 1«
and feel the disappointment as keenly
Specter« that hover round my brain
not diplomatic and ha« a remarkable
Bryan, even though they differ with 1 judgment. He might commit to jail
And mock and aggravate my pain.
as oar subscribers.
him as to the advisibility of tbe I for attempted bribery a person wbo tbe Alautic Journal, ir to be the next faculty for making personal enemies.
The Weekly Guard is still clubbed
governor
of
Georgia
lie
carried
the
NEW YORKER» WILL NOT LISTEN TO SERMONS FROM PUV
scheme. Because of this feeling that
Another nun might take up the same
with the Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal
is abroad, 1 do not argee with tbe so would tender him »75 as a “ gift," democratic primaries easily against
PIT».
THIS SERMON FROM THE PISTOL SHQT OF REVENGE
fight
and
win
where
Heyburn
is
al-
at 42.25 a year for both papers.
I WILL TEACH A LESSON, BUT ONE THAT WIUU BE FORGOTTEN,
called conservative element that bis but be accepts the pass without de­ Clark Howell, editor of the old, con-
Mail all remittances and communi-
most sure to fail.
chances of nomination and election mur. Now a judge should be above
IN A FEW
-------------------
DAY».
eervative A lauta Constitution, 1«-
eaticns to
will be particularly endangered, suspicion. He should not accept a
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
England
has
decided
to
place
her
race
cause
no
doubt
of
his
radical
Young men make a sad mistake when they think it necessary to
Conditions in Germany and Japan brile in any form. All this applies
Eugene Oregon.
program, Smith is an able man and main naval reliance on great battle­ have a personal acquaintance with the seamy side of life.
with reference to the government
ownership and control of railway» also to legislators as well as to judges. it is doubtful if be will attempt to car ships of tbe Dreadnaught class, This)
Many of the sons of the rich, indulgent fathers, spending thou­
Root's Southern Trip
cannot, it seems to me, be safely , Congressmen and senators have ry out in its entirety tbe policy he is the lesson derived from the Russo- 1
sands
annually, are galloping through a course of infernal revelry,
Tbe visit of Secietary Root to Bra­ adopted as a precedent for our guid traveled on [«asses and then drawn advocated on the stump, which goe« Japanese naval operations.
The i
wallowing
in the mire of sensuality, enduring the agonies of a spoiled
sil and other South American Repub­ ance. Unless the great railway sys­ heavy mileage from the United States further than even disfranchising the Dreadnaught has been built in 11 j
tems of this coutry show a disposi­
child,
DROWNING
ALL THERE IS ABOUT THEM OF
lics is likely to be productive of good tion in tbe near future to obey the treasury.
negro, proposing even to closy the months end will be equipped a few ,
The railroad companies will gain colored school, or st least declaring months later. Tbe Dread naught's I PURITY, nobleness and manliness and become poor, degraded,
results. It tended to show those , laws, lop off all disposition to ais-
by
the abolition of the pass system. that they shall not be suppoi ted by tonnage is 19,000; that of our largest wretched outcasts, going down to the asp’s hole and the aerpent’s dust.
smaller nations that tire United I criminate between shippers and give
the
shippers
facilities
to
which
they
The
clause was put in the railroad public taxation. Under tbe present battleship, the Connecticut, is 16,000.
States has only the friendliest of feel­
are
entitled,
I
am
inclined
to
believe
|
rate hill with tbeir approval and law the school funds aie distribute«!
ing for them, and desire to gain no
that governmental ownership and con­
The Washington statue which | the
advantage at their expense. That the trol of tbe railroads will be adopted probably at their [instigation. While equally, but there is a strung faction
By T. K. WBBSTBR. Millionaire Manufketurer ot Chicago
good will ot this country is appreciat­ by the great mass of tbe people as a they opposed bitterly other sections demanding that tbe distribution shall Hungarians will unveil at Budapest
they let this one stand.
ed is evidenced by the passage by the remedy for the existing evils. ”
FIE menace in the control of all natural wealth by a few very
, be in proportion to the taxes paid. this month will form a noble tribute
One thing is certain in regard to I The railroads should recipiocate It is hoped by the conservative peo­ on part of a brave people to the
congress of Brazil of the bill intended
rich families ia very real to the WHOLE NATION. W®
to give the United States an advan­ the effect of Bryan’s New York speech j this favor by reducing rates and by ple ot the state that Smith will refuse American public in tbe person of its
all know that the 2,250,000 inhabitant« of Chicago would
tage in importation of goods. This —it has a tendency to make more providing better acommodations. The to go that far, as all such realize that founder. Hungarians have lively re-
starve in a week if the owners of the great railroads should
measure privides that a country tak­ complex an already mixed political public appreciate liberal treatment it is the duty of the state and that it memlierance of thia country'a gym refuse to haul to our doors the supplies that are the necessaries of life.
ing 4,000,000 bags of coffee from Bra- situation. Instead of drawing party in these respects. They can and will is to its interest to promote the cause pathy for them in their battle for
We know also that without doubt there is truth in the charge, so
lil annually free of duty shall enjoy lines and defining party issues it has do more for the railroads than dem­ of education among its colured popu­ freedom under Kossouth against the
often
made, that the greatest legislative body of this nation, the
a reduction of 20 per cent In import added materially to make "confusion agogues wbo have levied tribute, in lation. If the latter were limited in combined forces of Austria and
United States senate, is owned and controlled by these great corpora­
duties, and that any taking 3,000,000 worse confounded’’ Is any one sure tbe shape of passes, for years.
tbe amount of money for tbeir schools Russia.
tions that are manipulated FOR THE VERY FEW RICH FAM­
begs shall have a reduction of 10 per today whether be is a democrat or
to th* proportion that would come to
While those Cuban insurgents Heern ILIES by their hired agents.
cent. As the United Staets is the republican? If ao, is be a Roosevelt,
them under the plan of division pro­
Th« Dispensary Law
to know what they want, they are
The accumulation of great fortunes in the hands of a few families
heaviest importer of Brazilian coffee or a Cannon, or a Fairbanks repub­
posed, tbe schools would be closed
going right ahea<) with their work as is wrong. It is not good for the country or the descendants of the
The dispensary law of South Caro
—tbe only country taking as much as lican ; a Bryan, Hearst, or Cleveland
most of the time. Tbe great bulk of
though they felt confident of winning.
lina, whereby the state assumed con­
families. Neither Rockefeller, the beef magnates nor any of these
4,000,000 liage—it will enjoy a great dmeocrat?
taxes are paid by tbe whites, and the
If Paln.a gets many rapid fire batteries
trol of tbe liquor traffic, has been
advantage over all its commercial
Of course there is a rapidly dimin­
so called billionaires are true representatives of intelligent, progress­
plan is nothing lees than a proposal to
officered bv Americans, however, be
watched sb an interesting experiment
ishing number of democrats and re
rivals in exporting to this country.
close tbe schools that have been
ive, humane capitalists. THEY ARE THE EXTREMES, as the
may soon turn the tables.
by students of the drink problem
When one considers the possibilities publicans, who always vote tbe ticket
maintained for the blacks.
sluggers arc the extremes in labor’s ranks.
everywhere. By many it was hoped
of trade with Brazil, the importance headed by tbe old party name, just
Tbe county commissioners should
I should much prefer to see my son a poor boy in a manual train­
Referring to a recent speech by the
that st last a solation to a very diffi­
Tbe
of that concession becomes appar­ as tbeir fathers before them.
do
their
best
to
straighten
out
tbe
ing
school than to see him, like young Hyde, the heir to an income of
cult question bad been arrived at, be­ Republican candidate for governor of
ent at once, remarks the Boise States­ thinking, consciencious voter, Eow-
Blue
River
road
tangle
without
any
«100,000
or $500,000 a year.
cause tbe state dispensary eliminates Mawuachusetts, the Boston Herald
men. There is no reason why we ) ever, relizes that the old issues have
unnecessary
delay.
It
is
a
very
im
CAPITAL HAS NO RIGHT TO BRINO SUFFERING TO MANY
tbe saloon, assures the purity of «11 says: “Mr. Guild is clearly in the
should not do a very large proportion I passed away and the personality of
portant matter, affecting tbe city of THAT THE FEW MAY HAVE AN OVERABUNDANCE.
liquor on sale and removes all oppor­ wrong, however, if be wishes to have
of tbe business, but heretofore we the candidate will be more considered
Eugene and all iAne county as walk
tunity for private gain from the it assumed that Mr. Roosevelt ban
have trailed along behind European ' than ever before in tbe next presi
•always* been opposed to having for
traffic.
countries. Twenty years ago we were i dential campaign.
Progressive Eugene
As to its actual success there have sign raw materials come Into this
• n fair way to capture tbe trade under
Salem Journal)
been conflating reports sent out country duty fiee. The opinions >
tbe reciprocity treaty negotiated by
Tbe
city
of
Eugene la to be compli­
through the newspapers. The liquor that our president entertain« on tariff
Tht Special Edition
Blaine, but tbe Democrats, under the
mented
on
many
steps taken in line
business conducted by the state has subjects are probably just now mate ' of progress.
ioadership of Cleveland, snatched the
The Guard will «hortly Issue
grown to enormous proportions. Op­ rially colored by what be considers to
A One new water system with filter
special number devoted to advertis­
opportunity away, and since then
SONNET
ponents of the system declare It has to be the desirability of holding his plant has been installed that work«
ing Lane county, its lusinees inter­
•*Port buainevs to that country
By William Drummond
given rise to much corruption, which party together; bnt it is well knowu ' perfectly.
been «'niggling against adverse con­ ests and industries present and pros­
The construction of a street
that not many years ago be enter
Tillman
holds
can
be
remedied
and
1«
ditions that have retarded its expan­ pective. Mr. C. A. Rorerbacher, wbo
tained views on the subject of the tar system has been secured to tbe
with an extension to Hprigfield.
has been engaged to take full charge not to be charged to the system. It
sion.
was a bold experiment made under iff quite different from those which
A tine high school building
of
the
preparation
of
this
number,
^hen our people become thoroughly
the leadership of a bold and somewhat Mr. Guild would now attribute to been eatablisbsd in ths past few years
has
had
wide
experience
and
be
will
••ake to the importance of controlling
, with a large attendance.
erratic man. Its author stand« up him.”
*b* business, they will be ready to aim to give this city and county tbe
A commercial club is maintained
for it, and it ia probable that many
If 'Governor Chamberlain's efforts and a new club house is soon to
make any necessary provision for at­ brand of publicity that it stands
evils that have appeared in connec­ to bring Oregon railroads into com­ dedicated.
taining that end. In recent years most in need of. The edition will be
tion with it are chargeable to tbe pliance with tbe law succeed he will
A new dormitory is building
re has been growing appreciation of printed on fine book paper, hand­
KNOW that all beneath th* moon decay*;
men administering tbe law rather than have won a great victory. It will at ths young women who attend
And what by mortala in thia world la brought.
tbe des.rability of trade expansion in somely illustrated, and each daily
State University.
to tbe law Itaelf.
In time’s great periods shall return to nought;
once place him in the class of na
All these are indications that
***t southern continent, and it is and weekly subscriber will receive
That fairest state* hare fatal nlgbta and day*.
Tb* dispensary law was an issue in tional politiacl leaders. It would not though Eugens is a college city i
Lk-ly the result accomplished by a copy, in addition to tbe large num-
1 know that ail tbe muses' heavenly lays,
the late democratic primaries in be surprising if tbe next Democratic wide awake.
With toll of sprite which are so dearly bought.
*oot in Brazil will be appreciated by berof extra copies that will be printed
South Carolina, and Senator Tillman ticket is Bryan and Chamberlain—
A m Idle sounds, of few or none are sought;
and circulated. It will in a measure
• ‘»te* majority of the people.
‘io Curl a Filon
That there la nothing lighter than vain praise.
la credited with winning but half a and it would make a great run, too.
There still remains much more to supply a real want in the way of de­
I know frail beauty's like the purple flower
«ay« Ham. Kendall, of Phillipsburg,
victory. While hie candidate for
To which one morn oft birth and death affords.
Tbe Journal will give any Demo­ Kan., “just cover it ovei with Buck
• however, before we shall get the scriptive It ter« tn re of Lan* county.
governor wee defeated, be carried a
That love a jarring is of mind's accords.
cratic newspaper a good watermelon len'« Arnica Halve and tbe salve will
These special editions are •iran-
J*tbold to which we are entitled.
Where sense and will bring under reason's power:
good majority of tbe county candi­ to mention anything Bryan ever did do tbe re«L " Quickest cure for
burns, boils, sores, «raids, wound«,
iostanc«, we must bare direct si vs, and the Gaard does not ezpect- dates. This, it is assumed, means
Know
what I list, thia all cannot me move.
for tbe cause of good government be­ pile«, eczema, «alt rheum, chapped
But that alas! I both must write and lor*.
line* established with all to make a large amount of money tbet tbe legislature will still stand by side* talk. — Salem Journal.
hand«, sore feet and wire eye*, Only
25c at W. L. DeLanu's drug store.
"th America* porta. Thia must from this particular one—in fact we
Mr. Bryan, sinos leaving congress a GiuunUel.
,tbe dispensary law.
'tone even it «« her* to pay eob- will not grumble If tbe receipts bars
I
Menace of Great Wealth
c
R poem for Uoday