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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1906)
filGENE WEEKLY GUADR always is necessary, but when ft becomes a t ¡tremely gratelul to Governor Huut who threw the whole country Into a masses reality th.* roads must meet the sit ! and gotug to Nevada founded th. whirlpool of excitement by Introduc I whenever a newspaper tries to ere ^DEFENDENT PAPER. uation.' ; .amp of Dtamoudfield and u.ade a ing his amendment to the agricaltu- ate Intelligent dissatisfaction at any tortuue In miuea, as well a» becoiu- ral appropriation bill providing for prevailing wrong It is the un- OCiBDPK^r1^ CO., INC. WDM 4YHOOD PROTEtTION : Ing a g.H>d citizen. It was his itu- an Inspection of all meats intende! thinking who hold all progreaa In Publishers Dr. T. B. Ford In bls Portlaud Interstate commerce, portunities that caused the f ormer tor III, check. The inteligent reading pub By JAMH WILSON Secretar» of Agriculture church the other day took occasion to amendment attempted to toree the gold fields of Nevada, aud with Da every Friday, Eugene, Ore lic know that ^he one, and only im draw a moral from the killing of T is true, as J. J. Hill says, that die British grow on an averagw vins assistance It is quite likely that expense of the inspection on the 'Caption price, »1.»' per year portant condition favorable to the young Whitney by the brother of the thirty bushels of wheat an acre to ours of less than tiftoen. In this he was defeated, his hopes would have soon been real packers. ^,1 in advance. 82.00 at end of people which the railroads have been girl he betrayed, with this conclu Ized But we can get thirty IF WE ADOPT THEIR METH and It is said he will try at the com unable to overcome is the waterways sion: ODS. They fertilize for a root crop every four or five year», Ing session to have the law so chang There is a moral in the dispatches at the Eugene, Oregon, They see, too, an example of what .n"e as M>C0U'i elm» matter. Man is the natural protector of that tell of the former aud then grow wheat the next year, and that only on the best land. ed that the packers and not the gov governors a free canal across the state has done womanhood. Protect her from the death: eminent will be required to pay the They grow barley hu .I oats on the poorer land. Wheat grew twenty 'for New York city and the state a GE.N1’ s ‘■° k THE G l J-'K n Keep her from the hop The attempt will meet to tlnrtx bushels in loxva fifty years ago. Now little is grown, I m - chus ® His death makes vivid the fact inspectors. toilowinff are authorized o take ■ Until the Erie canal was built Bostou danger. fields, the theatre, the dauce halls that here on the desert, with to bod with opposition from the packers ami the fanners find STIM’K (¡ROWING more profitable. re,.H1.t : . -ul.MTiption» or trans But the 1 other bu.tuei» for the Daily and and Philadelphia were cluse compet and the streets. This is the protec It is highly probable that an Intel - Iowa blue grass lands can be turned up today and will produce as big ies in the morgue tonight, there Is itors ot New York city. The opening Guard tion that womanhood ueeds. This Is another side to the scramble for hid- i sting tight will be precipitated, just wheat crops as ever. j of the Erie canal made New York for » 0. Conner, Cottage (»rove. when the administration does no> the protection that will do most to den gold near Death Valley.' In the Mississippi valley the farmer nowaday* works altogether j L Clark, Creewsll. all time the Empire State of the Un- ' save womanhood.' I want a fight for corn. nn<l his system of rotation is based on the reqiiirerneuta of O>. A, Drury, Coburg Ion, and is helping the city In its race Early in the year conclusive evl- All of which sounds well but is the CORN AND LIVE STOCK that he wishes deuce was presented to the govern- The census of the state a» com PECEMBEK6 for commercial and financial supretn- not strictly right in practice, mvrsda ' The ment that the New York t’entrai to produce. There need lu* no fear of the capacity of acy over all other cities of the two piled b> Secretary of State Dunbar woman who goes to the theatre aud railroad was giving rebates to the the soil to feed the population which Mr. Hill expects heiuispher. s from returns from the various coun kindred amusements, works in the American Sugar Refining Company to -re here And 1 don’» question hi* figures, either. It is not enough that the state ut ties. shows that Oregon has a popu- hopyard or store is better prepared What did the courts do with these lidsithd * i l“U tint thrt Guard has We will have tin results too. But we must have dif 257,07« lation of 464,538, of which Oregon should make the locks on the enjaigeil aud the cost of publi- to protect and hold herself level than hig bug multi-millionaire corpora ferent farming methods. females are males, and 207,462 _ He _ Willamette free from toll; It should the sister who Is left secluded. This tions? Did uothiug for mouths have ,1100 materially increased, increased. Mr Hill's observations ou the aubjcct of farm just fined them 1 1 8,00'1 eash' A There are 4 5 4,91« whites, 795 ne- ¡card Printing Co. makes a special build a canal from the head of uav- applies to the boy also. Make a home mckel fine would have been as eflec- help arc correct But it is hard to do much for the groes, 4.371 Chinese, 1,451 Japa ffer to every new or old subscriber, igatlon to Eugene of a sufficient •ive so far as Its punitive power jj who will P»y OM >«“r iu ad depth to accommodate river steamers. I pet of him, "protect" him from the nese and 3,005 Indians. The total farmer at this point. HELP IS EXPENSIV E ( world till manhood forces him out of might go. A half million or a mil- for ’he Weekly Guard at; population, as shown by the United AND SCARCI But better appliances make it pro Bly 11.5« a year, will be given his Such a canal would endure for all the nest and too often you make a lion fine would make these autocrats States census of 1900. was 413,53« duce more. A year ago, traveling in the southwest, ioice ot the Twice a Week St. Louis time, and ensure water freight rates man who takes advantage of his new pause tn their violation of law most exactly 12 1-3 per cent. Lane I mw tins well illustrated. In Arkansas and Tennessee I would see a «public,or the‘‘Oregon Agricultu ” to farmers and manufacturers; would i found liberty to go'straight to perdl- diet, absolutely free for one year. From alfiiost everywhere west ot The gain is, therefore, 51,002, or al man cultivating behind a single horse that might weigh 800 or 900 treble the population of the Willam tion with railroad speed, Give the Th« Republic is one of the larges* the Rocky Mountains comes 'he sa me most exactly 12’1-3 per cent, Lane pounds Going on to Oklahoma, that man would bo working with ette valley, quadruple the value of boy and girl the chance of the ordi- tale of suffering from lack ot fuel on county Is credited with a popula id best family newspapers in Amer two horses. I’p in the corn country of Kansas or Iowa he would have taxable property and make of Eu «»ni the ‘‘Oregon Agriculturalist” nary associations of life and they will r. -count af the inability of the rail tion of 23,666, having a long lead three or four SIXTEEN HUNDRED POUND HORSES. most practical gene a manufacturing metropolis un I one of the best and roads to move it. Even Los Angeles I be better for it. for third place, Multnomah la first, urn, fruit and stock papers ill the surpassed by anything on the Pacific that we have been so oft.-n told IN OLD TIMES A MAN AND TWO HORSES WOULD HANDLE A has a summery winter climate, has to with 129,185, and Marlon second. TEN FOOT HARROW; NOW A MAN AND FOUR BIO HORSES CRAG Iwt. coast. If there be any who doubt GOVERNOR'S GOOD REASONS. Subscribers, old or new, may take shiver aud admit the truth The with 29,01«. A TWENTY FOOT HARROW the reasonableness of this statement Governor Chamberlain over the southern city needs wood end coal gir choice of either paper as a Ever' acre of our domain is good for something. We are raising 'elephone from Salem told the Port let them consider that there is trib A pinless country of millions of in aud needs It bad. The> call it an reniiutu. land Journal yesterday why he is of the spineless cactus on the sands of the Mojave desert and feeding Those who failed to get the prom- utary to Eugene the most extensive China is that country. "unusual cold spell.” That, of course, habitants? «d premium magazines will be given uud valuable tract ot timber lu the thankful heart. His content Is due is just because they are out of fuel. An attache of the Chinese legation cattle on it to determine how the reeulta compare with thoae in mor* to the happiness and prosperity of Mr choice of either of these papers at Washington said this about the favored sections. United States, and that this city has the people of Oregon, the growth and I place of the magazines without . Mark Twain's book, "Eve’s Diary”' irtber cost, by sending their names , within utilizing distauce on the Me development of the state, the future ought to find a good sale now that it to us Indispensable little article. Pins cause untidy habits Wo have id addresses to this office. So : Kenzle river and other streams tile w’th its promises of great good, the has been barred from a Massachu ir we have been uuabfe to compel’ basis of electric power, surpassed oast with its pleasant memories of no pins In China The right way to setts public library. The objection I work well done. ie Eastern publishers to keep their fasten things Is with buttons and only by that claimed for the world- Tell the people of Oregon for me” is not to the author but to the artist, ireeineut in regard to the magazines, buttonholes or with loops and frog.' famed Niagara Falls. dition now than ever before 1 am pictures of Eve Indlceting that one id feel the disappointment as keenly By United State« Senator BACON of Georgia To fasten things with pins is to make thankful because they are contented, i our Bubscribeis. day the dressmaking art was entire SIDE from our OBLIGATION not to do ao, it is, in my use of an untidy makeshift To em- prosperous and happy, Tell them The Weekly Guard is still dubbed OR!?iON'S GLORIOl S VICTORY ly unknown. If Eve gets into that glad because the opinion, not now to our interest to alaiorh Cuba. The rea tiiat my heart is nth the Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal ploy pins ts to become lazy and slov- The University of Oregon splendid people of Oregon are in better con- library with her diary she will have enly. 112.25 a year for both papers. sons against it cannot I«' stated in a short article. Among Certaln foreign manufactur- ly deserved the victor- on th,. ditl u now than t ’ f t xm ■ . ■ n< ’-loth "s on Mail all remittances and eommuni- i . r nr «I,.. A] CONDITIONS. Cotmt- us In era shipped millions of them says football field yester. .. de- itirns to back 1 the •s, I presume they consti- grtorf- the I ■e’opment «if the GUARD PRINTING CO., Portlaud Journal, F Sa-ivies’ Island, below Portland, 1» ai *T*’s t r- , . . I We c-ts for erally apeaking, social, as on Eugene Oregon. myriad causes that fl great duck hnctlng place btaldesi I f ■ l-ip-t ar 3 sums’lung f >r which th* nt* < ALL CLASSES. The v location of not a f-w nfrr : xit’T th spire to make the hvuld ftv thankful. Tue iUole pe> rm? COUNTY PRINTING and ** In the recent high water a terms. taeir irt- gon's men almost hoi pr vp-.ruJt, Ita Vft The Springfloia Hows (Rep.) < one:deraeie uumber ot guata wer« j . .cal plaee and leaders in ehtiy. fflP a I umph shines all the re: for, or the pvom- » »u drowTrl. In «planati .<» f vh uu a chance to bid on the county i of the past and present ■. ;.glil in ?n for They went against a ’Oi laud LuuiortM gw-re that the moving will H ■fating, and asserts that it Is In a -casun for an n;i- me The POWER that I’resf- i its strength, courage, hides of the goats killed were a > full the wa . cent I y piani this rhanksg'vli:« ’ itakfnl L< «ibón to save the taxpayers a con »j « p'ppering n • did office. durance—a team wb til ¿Jrtffeou It .. ,<^aaud thci* iul ; venible Bum or money. Here is ;t ’ ÄlB lUdl i :iaa uuuerguue fui IU ire i HuoUtt buv<< A COMMUNITY INTO on the gridiron has inspired its op I Is happy, contented and on the sunk like fish line b 1 ukers. amount was wisely expended In bet tat It says: OUR FEDERAL 8YSTEM WOULD SERIOUSLY BN- ponents wit# stage fright—whose threshhold of years of stupendous LARGE AND INTENSIFY THE RACIAL PROBLEM "The delinquent tax list is to be Frorn old women fighting over the terment of the Eugene Bystem it very record has been a factor in de- tevelopment and growth." WHICH WE MOST UNFORTUNATELY ALREADY would be very much appreciated by rioted for four cents a line, quite an ever plentiful source of contention ; feating adversaries. HAVE ON OUR HANDS IN THE UNITED STATBB. residents of this city who recall the TILLMAN’S POINTED TRUTH. a of eceonotuy on the part of the among neighbors, chickens, the at But Oregon matched strength with The country needs men, men like rosy promises made by the company Then again, with development of the sugar and tobacco interest« lunty board. The Eugene papers strength, courage with courage, and ; Senator Tillman of South Carolina, torneys In such a case in juctlce — reading so similar to those now ap in Cuba, which would certainly and sjurdily follow annexation of th« him It was let to the lowest bidder, the other ' when it came to a questton of speed, ' men fearless in telling the truth. No court at Hillsboro pearing in the Roseburg papers island, those interests in the United States would soon be DE st if that was the case why did not Chickens are the university men proved faster; i one with the least acquaintance with got Into a scrap, STROYED. Certain kinds of tobacco production might be excepted, ie county board call for bids and let negro will deny the essential mighty nice to have about when one their endurance was more lasting j i the .ruthfulness of this statement made few ears are closer to the (found but, generally speaking, thia would be the result. he Cottage Grove and Springfield has room, but they should be kent so j The only feeling Inspired in them by tn his Chicago speech Monday The time mav come when it may be NECESSARY to a nnex to Interfere with one's nelgh- than those of Hon. Shelby M. Ci:i- •pers bid? Rather a dog eat dog as not Multnomah's record was the deter •God Almighty made the Caucas When that wise oM Illinois lorn. •reposition, but it is only a' repeti- Cuba, but I don’t think that time is yet here. 1 think the question of bora. mination to write on It another Ore .an of better clay than the Mongo bird pipes for tariff revision it is a what is best and necessary to be done to safeguard against • reour- ta>n of the way that body does busl- lian or the African or any other race. gon victory—and with matchless Mr. Henderson, a Portland man. Is good time for standpatter* to won- rence of the recent disorders in the island will be V’ERY CARE The out of town papers are i ability they achieved their ambitton. ' The Ethiopian is a burden-carrier. He has done absolutely noth'ng for suing the wife he married forty years der If the sacred and Immortal tariff FULLY AND SERIOUSLY CONSIDERED at the approaching *ot recognized by the county board The university has a team of which history, nor has he ever achieved | ago for divorce. He asserts she has I Is a good risk. ’o any way, shape or manner. If ! it should be proud; all Oregon has a session of congress. anything of great Importance. There an ungovernable temper and once ’they are anxious to practice economy Possibly the action of Commercial I share in Its victory. The lads who are no great men among his race. Tet And tave the county money, why do ¡achieved the triumph have In them this people has been picked out by struck him with a club. All this may clubs of Oregon, backed by the news they not call for bids on all the coun [the stuff of which big, successful the fanatics of the North and lifted be true, still, It looks like he has papers, Is causing the Southern Pa up to the equality of citizenship and been a long time fiiffllng it out. ty printing? The Springfield News, cific to wake up. That fast passen | courageous men are made; they fear to the rights of suffrage. No doubt iJnction City Times or the Cottage ger train to San Francisco Is a decid no odds; they fight fairly; they battle rr.apy of us have listened to the ora Automode races are about as dan A^ove offices can do printing as cheap and ed step In advance—one that should tory of the greatest colored man of Ito the last, like fine gentlemen this country, Booker T. Washington, gerous for the spectators as the chaf- have been taken several years ago u <he Eugene offices and far cheaper | soldiers. At Philadelphia Saturday lie bad a white father, however, and feurs. than they are now aotng it, and it Is I out of his brains and his character three spectators were killed and five Baker county is pretty badly hit ■Ally fair that these offices be given a HARRIM IN'9 ECONOMT. 3« has gotten his qualities from his dangerously hurt by a runaway auto by the car famine, too. Mills with a •hrtlon of the work. An Important discovery has been father.” A tree is about the only safe place capacity of 200,000 feet a da.’ ba ’e The delinquent tax list was let to | made E. H. Harriman, the great from which to view an automobile just been shut down. Then Baker SEAMY HIDE AT GOLDFIELD the Register at four cents a line, 16 ¡railway king, shaves without soap Ex-Governor Frank W. Hunt, of race. City 1s out of fuel, and with fleet Ntat* lower than It has ever been and does not contribute to the soap Idaho, died at Goldfield. Nevada, on ing weather. ttaen at before. The Register does Mayor Schmitz says the antl-Jap- 'trust, according to recently publlsh- He the 25th Inst, of pneumonia *# like its bargain as they claim Why can t financiers fix It so that anese agitation is a tempest in a ; ed dispatches. was only 43 years of age, strong and cents will no? nay the cost of any of us can Issue “llnergency•• A newspaperman caught hfm mak teapot.' His honor has the Mme *tUa8- The News force is busy, but ing his toilet the other morning, vigorous, when he left for the famed opinion of the antl-groft crusade, but currency when we get nard up? land or gold a few months ago, and *fhe Register man is sick of his bar- later he may revise his views which fact did not embarress the bls death closes all too briefly a ca U iMt Is the Modifying Influence? we *H1 set the tax list for him magnate, who admitted to the re (Salem Statesman.) * eonsid. rably less than four cents porter before doffing his bath robe, reer of activity and achievement for The Democrat boasts of six pas The Eugene Guard strongly ar- the young man, who but a few years senger trains standing In the Albany U«e, hand composition. We will ralgns the Willamette Valley Com- which Is a beautiful one, only be- ago won his first distinction as a cap- yards at one time. Thai’s nothing — pany on account of alleged broken do job work for a third less than the stores didn ’ t keep plains cause tain of Idaho volunteers In the Pb'l- everything stops when It hits Albany. promises as to a water and electric are now paying. Springfield ones tn stock. Mr. Harriman eontin- ippine war The magnet which drew light supply and the building of a her portion of taxes and we be- ued slinging on clear water and rak him to Nevada was the Influence of trolley line, and is agitating the ad Portland was none too liberal with we are entltlled to a small por- ing off the bristles with a safety ra the notorious ’’Diamondfield Jack ' I her neighbor flood sufferers across visability of taking steps toward «I the county printing " zor. He grumbled a bit because the municipal ownership of the water r»avis, • ho lay In Idaho Jails and • the Columbia at Castle Rock, »1632 and electric light service. The Reg pulled, and stopped between ,razor prisons f' r several years under the being all that was raised. ister takes a similar position, but in strokes to talk, the ess. nee of his In- WILLAMETTE LOC’KN. a modified way. sentence of death, the al legation of 1 *• almost unbelievable by tervlew being murder, durlrg o me of the cattlemen's “’ ’The election did not kill n>*. people should own ******rs Halting Oregon tu*t the "I believe the t Yes, Five Three. bitter wars aga ilnst the sheepmen, nays David B. Hill. That’s lucky, not through govern- (Albany Democrat ) of the Willametve Valley litre I the railroads. oven against him on seeing that Mr. Hill waa an taracene bavtag be«n pre •*«tud for ilp bat through At Eug»ne yesterday Jake 1 Berger Governor Hunt par bystander at the time. —’ years to having been , ment own« trial. Ftaally < I do not believe small waa found guilty of selling liquor 5« cer - corporations, ody through the in- cent» per ton, or any othe' doned him, lari The violators of the local option en should control the It Is said that Senator Beveridge for thei- —elr produce and supplies groups of m frienee ot Gov* ■mor Sparks, of No In Lane I law have been hard bit 1« not satisfied with ths meat Inspec < t •h rough the locks at OregoD roads. Centi ■allzatton ot ownership employ the condnmn- court. Dis- circuit county by. the vada, in whose « ceswiry to prevent vlo- thy tion silnatlon. It will be rcmer. trlct Attorney Brbwn Las secured was made ne ed man was a’ tbe time the alleged > nt ¡-trust laws. I don t acred that it was the Indiana eenato.- five convictions already hnblt of bearing Ills uncom lation of the crime was comni Utted. Davis wa* *x water »a? t0 * “ e '*wMly is as trun to our nature think a deep [U0LHu___________________ ttud ready sympathy with h English Farmers’ Ways And the American Plan I Our Premium Offers Why Cuba Should Not Be Annexed H H Poem for Coday