Eugene weekly guard., June 13, 1907, Image 5

railroad. Now, however, it is dawn- dotage, who was unable to grapple'« again. If this sort of thtng is to an address to the black-and-tan grad­
A
Oregon Girls In Capital.
The University Referendum.
«Vt ashington Herald.)
(
Pendleton
Tribune.
»
upon the minds of most of those who L
uating
class
of
Howard
University,
with the problems of a growing mu- be kept up. It may be decided that
In Oregon, where trees grow a mile
| Attorney-General Crawford has de-
are Interested that the S. P. company nfctL'uty'
.___ .
Its politics was of the the game of keeping them in good said: "General Kuroki is the great­ ' elded that the petitions sent to the high; where they raise pumpkins
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER
officials have simply been flim-flam­
est
military
genius
in
the
world
to
­
machine brand and the most valuable humor is not worth the candle.
secretary of state's office ordering a and then cut out the pulp and live in
ming them, and that not a single
TTT ki T printing CO., INC.
day."
referendum vote on the appropriation I them: w here men play billiards with
rights and franchises had been be­
0L
Publishers
promise made will be carried out .and
of $125,000 for the state university i green peas and wheat stalks, and
“Old Borax" Wiley, of the depart­
stowed upon corporations regardless
I where every one Is afraid to die, lest
as a consequence definite action will
ment of agrisulture, says he belongs
Among the discoveries of doubtful 1 have been illegally drawn and are, [the happy hunting grounds should
therefore, void.
published every Thursday.Eugeue.Or. be taken to work out the transporta­ of the public interests. At the end of to a club which expels in disgrace
value
announced
by
a
member
of
the
two years of honest administration
The decision is upon a technicality | prove a very inferior sort of place
tion problem in their own way.
any member who dies before reach­ faculty of the Chicago University, which does not in any way tend to indeed, fifteen happy homes are sigh-
Portland is not an ideal city, probably
Subscription price, $1.50 per year
It is likely that within a short
ing his one hundredth birthday. He that claiming that Methusaleh's age deny that the signatures are genuine, | ing for the return of fifteen dancing
it never will be, but it is cleaner and
tf paid in advance; $2 00 at end of time a formal demand
will be made
did not, however, give the names and was greatly exaggerated must be giv­ nor that the signers do not under­ | eyed damsels who waved farewell to
better in all respects. Vice is not
what they were doing or what 1 Washington from the deck of the
upon the S. P. Co. for a pro rata mile-
year
addresses of any of his fellow-mem­ en a place. if true it would only stand
they wanted. As the question was Jamestown steamer last evening, af-
flaunted in the faces of those to whom
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, age freight rate from
bers who have become century kids. show that the yellow writer is not a presented to the attorney-general, he ter two joyous days In the only genu-
Portland. the
postofflee as second-class matter.
same as are now given to Salem and it is abhorrent, the rule of the polit­
could not do otherwise than render I ine national capital.
! modern product.
ician is broken, and decency is in the
"With that breeziness of manner
the
decision he did. and yet it is to
Albany,
and
that
train
service
to
and
It's dollars to bent nails that the
Agents for The Guard.
ascendancy.
i be regretted that, since a sufficient 1 always associated with the West, but
from Wendling and Coburg will be
'Originator of the slurs at Fairbanks
“
After
man,
what?"
asks
an
excit
­
number of names had been secured ! usually found in New York City, Mr.
it is an encouraging sign of the
The following are authorized to
take and receipt for subscriptions or asked for. In case the company re- times that a man like Harry Lane is j for combing his remaining hair so as ed writer on evolution. Well, Solo­ tn order to cause a vote by the people I Bates' sturdy young charges, headed
other
business for
for The
Daily fuses the shippers here will unite
to hide as much as possible of his mon is not working today, but one of Ion the question, it should not be per­ i by their equally young chaperone,
traux*.; c'--
“’ b>miness
The Daily
‘ M
rt d -n------
in routing their goods for the long I able to go before the people purely i baldness has a big bald spot and not his understudies ventures the guess mitted to proceed without hindrance. . Mrs. C. E Redfield, of Morrow coun-
Weekly n.mrd:
Guard:
The Tribune believes it is a mis­ 1 ty, Oregon, hit all the high places,
| haul over opposition roads, and fur­ ion his record as an official and win hair enough to hide any of it. He that nothing will go after him harder
Cottage Grove—W. C. Conner.
take to interfere in this way. or in i threw a giggle at everything that
j an election against four to one odds,
Creswell—J. L. Clark.
thermore will carry their complaints ¡or even greater, since an element of I envies those concealiug locks, that's or more successfully than u girl, un­ any other, with the liberal support of ¡could tease a laugh out of an hysteria
Coburg—Geo. A. Drury.
I what's the matter with him.
the state university. The amount ap­ I patient, clipped a bunch of brass but­
to the state railroad commission, pre-
less it be a widow.
own
party
was
seeking
propriated is not too much. If we are tons for souvenirs, broke off hunks
j pared to fight the issue to a finish. ; his
THURSDAY. JUNE 13
' his defeat. Such a result serves as an
to keep abreast of the times, and the of the Capital, library and monument,
One of our state exchanges disposes
This is a sensible conclusion, and
Andrew Jackson Devoe, of Hack­ attempt to retard its growth by with­ ' flipped a smile at remonstrating
incentive to other public servants to
of the vexed Haywood trial in the ensack. N. J., who claims to have dis­ holding the necessary funds for do- guards, and then set sail for James­
ôt R PREMIUM OFFERS
; the Guard is pleased to know that
do the right thing; to stand for hon­
the
‘ work expected of it Is, to say town. If Jamestown hasn't settled
Notwithstanding that the Guard 'the businessmen are at last waking est government and public decency. following logical and conclusive covered the weather secret, and to Ing least,
unfortunate.
since 1607 they will settle it.
manner: "If the defendants are guil­ be able to foretell it front four to the
has been enlarged and the cost of up to the necessity for action. They
"Yesterday was their star day. In
i
have
nothing
to
lose
by
such
a
fight,
ty
they
are
none
to
good
to
hang
as
Mayor latne'a Career.
six months ahead, will be telling his
the morning they poked around the
The receipts of the Oregon state I
publication materially Increased the
I since the S. P. Co. has never done
high
as
Haman;
if
they
are
not
( Exchange. 1
Center market stalls trying to find
land department for May aggregated ]
secret to hard-hearted keepers If he
Guard Printing Co. makes a special
I..
Dr. Lane ,o
Is » a unnir
native nvu
son III
of vrrVgUU
Oregon something that looked as if it had
j anything for Eugene, and there is no I $100,997, representing the largest guilty they should be acquitted by isn't careful.
offer to every new or old subscriber,
and has practiced medicine in Port­ been grown or fed in Oregon. Noth­
all means."
til who will pay one year in advance good reason to believe it ever intends month's business in land transactions
land in the last 25 years. His fatn- ing looked like home
to.
Trains
are
merely
stopped
here
“ 'Oh, look at that cute little straw­
in years. Of this amount $95,659 is
Judson Harmon's bid for the Dem- I HF is one of the oldest and most
for the Weekly Guard at only $1.50
To
ridicule
the
so-called
respect
­
long enough to allow passengers to credited to the Bale of school lands,
ocratic nomination is out in the form Prominent in the Pacific Northwest. berry.” exclaimed one of the fair far­
a year will be given their choice of
able
persons
who
practice
the
form
N. H. Lane and a meresses. pointing to an assortment
get on or off the cars, or to handle and the heavy receipts are due to the
of a speech
advocating
! He is a son . of
the Twice-a-week St. Louis Repub­
of the largest and best that poor be­
,
,
.. tariff
. , revision :-■
ivikthi josepn
i.
¡grandson ...
of General
Joseph Lane.
freight, and there are only such im­ redemption of certificates canceled of petty larceny known as “collect­ and , lower
prices.
Nothing
sensa-
first
territorial
governor
of V/It'gOD.
Ore;
nighted effete Easterners have to put
lic or the "Oregon Agriculturalist,"
-----
»^...wvsssas Rwr«7k UWI
Vi
provements in the yatd as are abso­ for fraud, at the advanced price of ing souvenirs" from the property of tional in that. If he can guarantee
Dr. Lane was born In Southern up with in their shortcake.
absolutely free for one year.
others,
is
all
right,
and
to
hand
a
lutely necessary, the situation and ar­ $2.50 per acre. Previous payments
* ‘What foolish looking asparagus.'
Oregon, but was reared tn Portland.
lower prices he can easily win.
The Republic is one of the largest
He received his education here and is said another. ‘Why, you would have
rangement of the freight depot being upon these certificates, the bulk of | few of them jail sentences would be
and best family papers in America
all Tighter.
graduate of the University of Ore­ to eat several stalks at one meal.’
! a menace to life and limb. Nothing
Those Russian terrorists might do a gon.
"The market man said nothing but
and the "Oregon Agriculturist” is ! worse could happen to this city from which are held by John De Laittre, of
to
well
to
send
a
representative
over
He never held an elective office ‘The butter's spread too thick.'
one of the best and most practical | a railroad standpoint than it is now St. Paul, Minn., and represent about
When Secretary Straus said there attend the Haywood trial.
When the creaking elevator final­
As n until he was elected mayor of Port-
farm, fruit and stock papers in the | forced to accept, if in the end the 50,000 acres, averaging 75 cents an ! should be higher pay for all workers bomb-thrower this man Orchard is a land two years ago, defeating Judge ly brought the Oregonians to the
acre, must be refunded, as per order and lower prices for all necessities,
Geo. A. Williams. He was appoint­ top of the monument, and they scat­
West.
| fight for just treatment is lost. But
top-notcher if he isn't talking ed superintendent of the Oregon tsate tered to the eight windows to gaze
Subscribers, old or new, may take no honest, well-directed fight for of the board, which will reduce the J he gave a hint to the man wjto can through his headgear.
insane asylum by Goveronr Pennoyer upon the mighty panorama below, It
receipts somewhat. Repayment will | make good of how to start a Presi­
their choice of either paper as a pre­ ¡right and justice is ever lost if per-
and served In that capacity for •ev- seemed that at last they had met with
also have to be made upon the Kelli­ dential boom that would drive all
eral
years.
something to tame their girlish exu­
mium.
I slsted in and carried on unremitting- her list of certificates, aggregating
Some Democratic editor is over-
berance. They gazed long and ear­
the politicians to the woods.
Those who failed to get the prom­ ly, and we believe that Eugene peo-
looking a chance to get advertising
I about 30,000 acres, which have been
Tlie Portland Election.
nestly at the vast spread of land­
ised premium magazines will be giv­ I pie will find the means to force the
by
not
getting
up
in
meeting
and
ad
­
(Oregon City Courier.)
scape below them. 'Fine view,’ said
cancelled without recourse. This will
According to a Washington club­
en their choice of either of these pa­ I railroad company to accord fair
The Portland city election Is an­ the guard, encouragingly.
amount to about 75 cents per acre. woman, the European masses regard vocating Bryan for second place on
" 'Yes, very pretty.' replied the ac­
pers in place of the magazines with­ treatment if the matter is taken up
the ticket with 'some good South­ other step toward the eradication of
the
United
States
as
“
the
land
of
meaningless
party lines. That there costed one; 'but you ought to see the
out further cost by sending their i with the firm determination to force
A census call from the bureau of sausage, beer and chewing gum," but ern man."
was an exercise of mental weighing view from the top of our old apple
names and addresses to this office. it to a final conclusion.
and thoughtful selection In the vote tree.'
the census department of commerce she failed to say whether her dis­
So far we have been unable to com­
for mayor cannot be doubted even
"They tenderly carried the guard
As to transportation emancipation and labor relating to religious bodies,
have
the
man
who
claimed
to
If
covery was the result of investiga­
though there be
a dispute as to into the lyittle office and brought
pel the Eastern publishers to keep in a broader sense, the people of has been received by the local
lived 102 years without kissing a wo- whether the result arrived at was for him back to consciousness.
tion or merely intuition.
their agreement in regard to the Lane county now have an opportuni­ churches, The bureau requires the
man except his mother wasn't dead the best interests of Portland. And
magazines, and feel the disappoint­ ty of securing the building of a rail- statistical figures of each church for
we'd be tempted to^iominate him for elections will not be seriously disap-
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.
In some countries the masses membership in the Ananias club.
pointing
the ' better class of clt-
— to
* ■*
ment as keenly as our subscribers. j road toward the coast that holds out the year 1906, a decennial report.
It
is reported that Senator Proc­
izens
when
electors
deposit their
The Weekly Guard is still clubbed the promise of ultimate permanent Among the information called for is never go further than demanding
ballots after a serious consideration tor of Vermont will shortly resign his
work
and
bread,
but
in
this
glorious
with the Semi-Weekly Oregon Jour­ relief if they will but display a small the full titie of the denomination,
Those who have not been assassi­ of the situation. The discouraging seat in favor of his son, who is now
___ governor of the Green Mountain
nal, at $2.25 a year for both papers. part of the enterprise shown by Coos location, year established, num'.er of land of sky-skrapers and sky-prices nated by Harry Orchard will please feature of elections in _____
former ,
years
state, and who bids fair to become
Mail all remittances and communi­ and Douglas counties , where the church edifices, seating capacity. they demand pie, cake and holidays hold up their hands for half a min­ has been the fact that nomination on as prominent In public life as his
a
ticket,
regardless
of
fitness
or
qual
­
building of an electric railway be­ value of church property, amount of with pay. No wonder immigration ute while we count ’em.
cations to
ification, meant election, in the re­ distinguished father.
In dicat ions the that the coming
tween Roseburg and Marshfield is al- debt on church, value of parsonage increases.
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
cent Portland municipal election the
fight for the republican nomination
I ready assured. It remains only for language in which the services are
electors of that city approved their for
Eugene, Oregon.
governor of Kansas will be be-
present administration and they had
the larger property owners to come conducted, number of ministers, their
Senator Daniel thinks the Demo­
When they say a blizzards' biowin'. the courage and the energy to get tween W. R. Stubbs and W. J Fitz-
“ one PHASE OF BIG TRIALS
forward with the proper financial salary, communicants or members, crats should nominate a middle-of- An' they're prophesyin’ snowin'—
out and publicly endorse it. This gerald. with possibly one or two oth-
That the country will be freezln', victory would not have been a possi­ era trailing.
members of each sex, number of offi­ the-road man on the same sort of a
The editorial writers of the coun- su',l)ort' \°
Former Governor Frank Brown,
ter a man.
bility in the "stick to your party"
try are all trying to make original movement, since the busines men are I cers and teachers and number of platform; also, probably, though he Jest git yerself tergether—
Congressman Talbot and former Con-
days
of
a
dozen
years
ago.
hasn't publicly said so, that the can­
gressman Mlles are to fight It out
and logical observations regarding tne united in its favor and will subscribe scholars.
Prepare for summer weather—
didate's name should begin with D.
for the choice of the democrats of
Git a lengthy linen duster an' a
Moyer-Haywood trial at Boise, but as liberally as their means will per­
NEWS NOTES
Maryland for United States senator
mit.
It
must
be
borne
in
mipd
that
fan!
with little success. As a matter of
The state text books have changed
to succeed William P. Whyte, whose
all
the
upper
Willamette
valley
looks
Willamette
was
defeated
by
Chein-
Tom Lawson says he's in touch
term will expire tn 1909.
fact little can be said of the merits ■
again and when the next school year
Fer weather—this weather—
awa Wednesday in their field meet,
Charles A. Walsh of Iowa, former
of the case until the evidence more to Eugene to work out this problem opens patrons of the schools will with the labor people. That's a bis Is fickle as a feather,
70 to 47.
secretary of the democratic national
It's built upon a mighty curious
clearly develops, although such trials and that every other town stands have to buy a long list of new books scoop on our workers, whose piles
At Baker Cty a negro said to be a committee,
been conferring re­
ready to co-operate, once the plan for their children. It is doubtful we had not suspected of being big
plan;
dining car employe of the O. R. * N.. cently with has
always have their morals, and lessons
the erstwhile populist
is decided upon and the machinery if any improvement has been made, enough to invite a “touch” from An’ when they talk of blizzards,
got 20 days and $60 fine for enter­ leaders in Arkansas
and other south­
of value may be drawn from them.
Look out fer spring an’ lizards—
ing Dan Kelly'» residence In the night
One of our exchanges, for instance, set in motion. This idea is aptly ex­ since the series in use, with some Hot-air Tom.
Get a lengthy linen duster an' a without permission and from un­ ern states with the purpose, it is re­
of organizing independence
fan!
known motives. The negro gave the ported.
takes up the subject of “legal quib­ pressed by the Bohemia Nugget when minor exceptions were satisfactory
leagues in the Interest of William R.
North
Dakota
editor
it
says:
That
name
of
William
Caln
to those engaged in school work, but
bles," and makes a number of inter­
Hearst.
When you hear the watchman callin':
"Whatever may be the result of publishers are insistent and the advocating "Roosevelt for
The Southern Pacific Company is
Seven names are now mentioned
esting deductions.
Attention has
"Thermometers
air
failin',
having
a
well
sunk
a
t
Ito-..
1
the agitation, even tf it amount to change comes regularly with each would throw a few fits if told that
been directed to the course pursued i
An' they're freezln' up from Beer­ which Is 54 miles In an air line from I as possible democratic presidential
candidates, not counting the dark
nil, the credit of the effort must be expiring contract, whether there 1B he was a royalist at heart. Of course
sheba to Dan,
the ocean and just 464 feet above It. horse suggested by Henry Watterson.
by the attorneys in the Schmitz and
given to Eugene people, who have any good reason for it or not.
his being an applicant for a post­ An' the pipes tn which you trusted
At
a
depth
of
600
feet
sea
watir
Ruef cases in San Francisco, and to
'Fore the mornln’ will he busted”— was struck In sea sand and at once The list comprises Wiliam J. Bryan,
and are making every effort to se­
master's job isn't influencing him.
a less extent by the attorneys for both
Jest buy a linen duster and a fan!
raised 120 feet, or to approximately of Nebraska. Governor-elect Hoke
cure transportation at rates that will
Governor Cummins did not wait to
Smith of Georgia. Senator Culberson
sides in the Boise trial. It is unfor­
sea level.
of Texas, Governor Johnson of Min­
leave the producer a fair price for his find out whether Senator Allison was
Old-fashioned maxims may have Fer weather this weather—•
Corvallis
had
a
big
horse
show
yes
­
tunate that methods of shiftiness and
nesota, Judge Gray of Delaware,
products and not at the mercy of a a candidate for re-election before an­ been laughed out of the school copy Is fickle as a feather.
terday, a fine thing for the town Governor
quibbling are so often employed.
Campbell of Texas and Gov­
It's built upon a mighty curious and the valley has the goods.
corporation, and we believe we speak nouncing his own candidacy for the books, but more than one living pol­
ernor Comer of Alabama. The list
The more then must we regret that
plan;
Now
It
transpires
that
Coos
Bay
for this section of the county when senate. In fact, Cummins isn't a good itician has found their judicious dis­
be lengthened by adding the
the means taken to clear an evident
So never mln’ the blizzards,.
has not subscribed a cent to the Rose­ might
name of Senator Daniel, whom Vir­
semination a potent factor in the But look fer spring and lizards,
we
say
that
whatever
the
promoters
wa
|t
er
—
when
he
wants
anything
he
burg
road.
It
was
all
wind.
criminal so often border upon the dis­
tlhink is most feasible and the best goes after ft, and In this case adds | manufacture of popularity.
An' keep yer linen duster an' yer
A 200-acre wheat crop In lien ton ginians believe would make an ideal
honest.
fan!
county has been sold at 90 cents a democratic standard bearer.
method to obtain what they are striv-j
gtates with factional fights
In this regard we remember a
Talk about "our peerless loader"
bushel.
ing for will receive the hearty co­ on hand or in sight.
ODDITIES OF GREAT MEN.
statement made recently by Henry L.
Oliver Veatch has bought 15.000
may be all right on the Btump, but.
operation of this section, and if an
pounds of wool this spring Not equal
Robert Louis 8tevenson's favorite
Clinton, a New York criminal lawyer
the prohibitionists, no enn-
outside
to what Is handled in Eastern Oregon recreation w»« playing the flute, in
of much local repute, In the course electric road is decided upon that
We notice a paragraph going the didate would have a ghost of a show Oh. every year hath its winter.
but quite a respectable bunch to come order, as he said, to tune up his
of a conversation he asserted that in Cottage Grove will have the oppor­ rounds asserting that the climate of if he talked about his beerless fol­
And every year hath Its rain—
from the backs of our little farmer Ideas
bis career he had defended over one tunity of deciding whether or no, ft Bermuda, in the West Indies, and St. lowers.
But a day Is always coming
flocks. Mr. Veatch has also paid out.
Robert Browning could not sit still.
When the birds go north again
hundred murderers. Out of this num­ desires to be counted in on the deal.” Michael's, in the Azores, make a man
$5(>00 at Cotta** Gro e for goat With the constant shuffling of his
ber he had never surrendered one of
Harrlman isn't talking for publi­ When new leaves swell in the forest. hair, politely known rs mohair.— feet holes were worn In the carpet.
lazier than any other places on earth.
RE-ELECTION OF LANE
Cottage Grove Western Orfegon.
Ixinfellow enjoyed walking only
them to the gallows, either acquit­
It isn’t true. There are men right in cation these days, but that he isn't
And grass springs green on the
Every saloon and bar oom In Mult­ I at sunrise or sunset, and he said his
The re-election of Mayor Lane In i
Idle
was
proven
by
the
announce
­
ting the prisoner in each case or by
plain.
this town who couldn't possibly be
nomah county will be c used Sundays best thoughts came to him at these
Portland emphasizes the fact that
ment that he had gobbled up another And the aider's veins turn crimson
tome other method saving him from
on and after June 16 and from that t Imes
made any lazier than they are.
And the birds go north again.
time until John Manning's term as
Hawthorne always washed
his
railroad the other day.
the noose. No exegesis could make I old party lines have been broken
down in Oregon, as elsewhere, and
| district attorney expires Portland hands before reading a letter from
the import of this statement more
Oh. every heart hath Its sorrow.
will be a closed town. The district his wlf ■
He delighted In poring
Baker City has a “30,000 Club,”
Mrs. Howard Gould didn't ask
clear It tells its own story. It tells that men are at last thinking for
And every heart hath Its pain.
attorney has made up his mind to over old advertisements in newa-
but It isn't working much. Proper­ much for a settlement with her h us- But a day Is always coming
themselves
and
voting
independently
act, and says he means business. paper files.
* story that must be regretted by
ty owners there have blocked the band—only 34,000,000. Most of us
When the birds go north again.
Not an establishment where Intox­
Darwin had no respect for books
those members of the profession who of the party bosses. The Oregonian
icating liquors are kept for sale will as books, nnd would cut a big vol-
saw the handwriting on the wall and street paving movement for over a would settle any old thing for that
believe in honesty.
'TIs the sweetest thing to remember, be allowed to open on Sunday, under time In two for convenience In handl­
¡year and ft Is found almost impossi­
much coin.
If courage be on the wane.
We do not deny that it is human wisely refrained from attempting to
pain of prosecution.
ing, or he would tear out leaves he
ble to make any substantial progress
stem
the
popular
tide,
but
many
When the cold dark days are over—
Governor Chamberlain has ap­ required for reference.
•ature to save one’s own life is pos­
per-
j
in
building
up
the
city
without
Th- n th<- birds go north again.
a
King Alfonso made his kld
pointed D. J. M. Yates, of Portland,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, though he
sible Nor do we deny that an attor­ i prominent Republicans were induced
Ella Higginson.
| manent stret Improvement.
and Dr. Mark Hayter, of Dallas, to despised siiperstltutIon and was ’a
knight the other day. and It will
ney should use every legal method to to publicly declare for Devlin and the
succeed, respectively, Dr. George Lar­ skillful doctor, used to carry a horse
not be long before the kid will be
A HOME IN THE HEART.
free his client. If It Is contended that gang in order to keep their party
kin, of Newberg, and Dr. R. L. Lin­ chestnut In one pocket and a potato
Bry-
All
the
candidates,
including
his
own
nights
Into
days
on
making
Oh. ask not a home in the mansions coln, of LaGrande, on the state board in another, to ward off rheumatism.
the methods used are legal, it may records straight, thereby Immeasura­
look
an, seem to have a desire to
account.
of Dental examiners. The other niem-
Joaquin Miller nailed all his chairs
of pride.
be answered that verbally they may bly Injuring their own standing and
over and have a talk with Governor
Where marble shines out In the 1 hers of the board are Dr. H. H. Olln- to the wall.
be so, but that justice is honest, and doing the machine candidate little
Stories of sensational winnings in
ger, of Salem; Dr. L. Bundy, of Med-
pillars and walls;
Edgar Allen Poe slept with his cat,
Hughes, the man who beat a strong
I It the means employed is not honest, good.
wheat gambling are just now being Though the roof be of bold, it Is ford, and Dr. E. A. Vaughn, of Pen- and was inordinately proud of his
political
machine
by
simply
living
One thing at last Is certain—that
f< ■'
dleton.
then it conflicts with the spirit of
brilliantly cold.
used as bait for suckers, and in spite
the people are demanding clean offi­ up to ante-election promises. It
The federal grand pury at Port-
And joy may not be found In Its
Daudet wore bls eyeglasses when
justice and is poor law.
asleep.
would be interesting to know wheth­ of warnings there will be a heavy
land has been dismissed
torch-light halls.
There are many angles at which cials and decent government. After er this comes from fear of him as a catch.
Thackeray used to lift his hat
But seek for a bosom all honest and
this question may be viewed, but being robbed and oppressed by the possible competitor, or a notion that
Life!
whenever he passed the house In
true.
The poet's exclamation, “O Life. which he wrote "Vanity Fair.”
Where love, once awakened, will
above them all remains this truth: men who should have been their ser­ he is a freak to be examined.
Those who hunt for preblems to
' I feel thee bounding in my veins," Is
Alexander Dumas, the younger,
never depart;
That the upright attorney must al- vants the masses have awakened to
to
worry over never have to go far
Turn, turn to that breast like «he a joyous one. Persons that can rare- bought a new painting every time he
a
sense
of
their
power
to
have
better
•»ra protest against the discrediting
-Senator Hemmenway. home mana­ find them, but it 13 much wiser to
ly or never make it, In honesty to had a new book published.
dove to Its nest,
°f the legal profession by practices laws and a square deal tf they but ger of the Fairbanks boom, says It allow the problems to do the hunt-
And you'll find there's no home themselves are among the most un­
will It so. and they are no longer wil­ wants neither bouquets nor brick»
fortunate. They do not live, but ex­
Tire Proper < 'owrar.
like a home in the heart.
I '»worthy of its representatives.
Ing.
ist, for to live implies more than
(Brownsville Times.)
ling to be robbed and browbeaten by from the White House. The general
To live la to be well and
The proper course to have pursued
Oh, link but one spirit that's warm­ to be
those whom they have elevated to Impression of the press seems to be
the railroad question
If Japan doesn't take a few reefs
strong to arise feeling equal to the would have been to have submitted
ly sincere.
There Is a growing conviction power. The worm has turned.
that Its paramount want Is more se­ In the fool-thing she calls her “dlg-
That will heighten your pleasure ordinary duties of the day, and to the state university referendum peti­
Dr. Harry Lane Is not a crank nor rious support and les» joshing.
retire not overcome by them to feel tions to the attorney general before
and solace your care;
among the businessmen of Eugene
nlty" before she’s much older, sheil
Find a soul you may trust as the life bounding In the veins. A med­ they were circulated for signatures,
i that the s i' Co intends to continue a fanatic upon temperance or any
draw a thorough thrashing.
icine that has made thousands of peo­ in which case the present trouble
kind and the lust,
I‘•definitely its discrimination against other reform question, but he wrote
Six months in jail doesn't neces-
And be sure the wide world holds ple, men and women, well and strong, would have been avoided. It Is al­
this city. Many of them have here­ a whole platform in one sentence
has accomplished a great work, bo- ways well to know you are right be­
no treasure so rare.
At least Mr. Stephenson of Wiscon­
sarily pave the way for a succeaa-
tofore believed in the promises of the when he said that he was trying to
Then the frowns of mlsf'Xrtune »towlng the richest blessings, and fore going ahead with any undertak­
Former Senator sin, who confesses to seventy-odd
ful lecture tour.
that medicine is Hood's Sarsaparilla, ing. “
‘ _ and fretting now won't
may shadow our lot.
Fuming
I mtnpany that It would make needed make Portland "a decent place to
summers, will escape being called a
Burton will furnish doubters
___ ________
The cheek-bearing tear drops of The weak, run-down or debilitated help matters. The attorney-general
I Improvements in the yards and bulld- live tn." When he assumed the du­
"kid senator.” That's something
from any cause should not fall to must administer the laws as he finds
sorrow may start.
davit.
I
here, as well as arrange a train ties of mayor the city had no mor­
But a «ter never dim shines a halo take It. ft builds up thewhole sys­ them.
tem, changes existence into life, and I
-
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mhrdule over the Wendling branch, ris—ft was a mass of corruption;
for him
That
the
bouquet-throwing
b
i
t-
Too bad that Secretary Root should
A spilt bamooo fishing rod for a
Who car. turn for repose to a home makes life more abounding We are
•B|1 grant certain other concessions its saloons stmply dens and dives
nesa can be easily overdone was again
glad to say the»«- words In Its favor dollar
lu tne heart.
*° »hlch our businessmen think they that had grown up under the lax rule have to smooth down the excitable proven when a Brooklyn preacher, in
io U m readers ofo ur columns.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
—Eliza Cook.
and
over-nensltlve
little
Japa
all
over
•** entitled as large patrons of the of Mayor Williams, an old man in his
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