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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD Suislaw railroad should have been'back to seek the grave and grave and bring not stand for American trust meth J**’? twenty-four hours, aqd the handful of dust to Oregon, I ods," the president of the London ir a - cimmunity it Mould would have been in a N INDEPENDENT PAPER "Close to a cliff of rocks where the board of trade talks well, but can he where the larger property owners i are point of a hill comes down to the rlv- make good by shutting out the Amer alive to the Interests of the to_„. rt'ARD PRINTING CO., INC. awn. er, and about 1000 feet from the big ican trusts known to be operating I Publishers Here in Eugene a large number of .soda spring.” in England? From and after the first of July all men. whose property would be great This is the direction written by puolisheJ every Thursday.Eugcne.Or. ly enhanced in value by the building classes of mall which go o ut of the Now the impecunious college stu the heart-broken husband fifty years Eugene postofflee will be weighed By MAURICE MAtTIRIINCK. German Wrilw by the postoffice authorities. Thia "“Subscription pl ice, $150 per year of the road, are holding back in order 'Ago, as he turned his face to the dents who failed to make good as is the result of an order which has of smaller West, leaving half his heart buried baseball players w ill take to the high lf paid iu advance; $2 00 at end of to force businessmen been given by the government post- means to bear more than a fair share I in the desert. ways and byways to acquire acquire a few office department to every postoffice practical lessons In in human nature, ^Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, of the burden. This is a lamentable Time has effaced and changed th in the United States. condition but it probably cannot be [ landmarks, winds and floods have via the book agents and canvasser's For the next six months, com E who live today are fortunate to have been born at a postofflee as second-class matter. mencing July first, every kind of remedied as long as this class of men I ravaged the hillsides, civilizatlou has route, Deal gently with 'em, they time when the human soul, which has been 1K)R matter that passes through the Unit keeps out of the clutches of the un ' marred the landscape and half a cen- are not doing it for fun. -------- Xgents for The Guard. MAN'T FOR CENTURIES, is beginning to make a ed States mails will be be carefully dertaker. There is no law that will ■ tury of erosion have made deep scars The following are authorized to weighed according to class, and a Now that he's Dr. Clemmons, Mark mighty effort, when manifestations of it are seen ev record kept even down to a single take ami receipt for subscriptions or prevent a human being from culti ! upon the cliffs and mountains, but Twain's dignity may be ruffled if the transact other business for The Daily vating some of the attributes of the every pioneer prays that this boy will At the end o f six months the erywhere, urgent, pressing—yes, EVEN IMPERI ounce. weights of the mails In the different ¡nd Weekly Guard; lower animals, and‘the great Ameri find the handful of sacred dust and pert paragrephers continue to refer cottage Grove—W. C. Conner. to him in such terms as joke-tinker OUS. It is evident to all who understand to read the signs of the postoffices Will be sent to Washing can hog has earned a world-wide rescue it from its desert tdmb; every Creswell—J. L. Clark. and chestnut-renovater. lie should times that the human soul must be preparing for a DECISIVE ton and from this the total amount of fame. Coburg—Geo. A. Drury. mall handled in the United States will ' pioneer heart goes back tenderly to henceforth be ragarded as an F. F.— Naturalists assert that every living | the lonely grave and hopes that the struggle, but none of us dare foretell the issues that may be dependent be obtained This is done in order tha the basis for paying the railroads animal and insect, no matter how few words of direction may lead the freak filosofer. THURSDAY, JULY 4TH. upon the result, be this victory or flight. for transportng the mails, may be apparently obnoxious and useless, lovihg hands to recover ft. Perfectly willing to endorse the figured out. Perhaps never to this day has it enlisted in its service such ------- 3l R PREMIUM OFFERS fills some necessary place in the statement of a wiseman. that the man It is as though an invisible _____ ______ Notwithstanding that the Guard economy of nature, hence we should who can go a-flshing and tell the diverse IRRESISTIBLE FORCES. ass been enlarged and the cost of not be too harsh in our criticism of truth about it bs worthy of unlimited wall hemmed it in. and one knows not whether it be quivering in its publication materially increased the the typical Oregon Mossback. He is confidence, but not to undertake the death throb or quickened by a new life. The people of Eugene have a very task of producing him. Guard Printing Co. makes a special useful as an example of all tfiat a I will say nothing of the occult powers, of which signs are every business like proposition for securing offer to every new or old subscriber. I desirable citizen should not be. If the railroads all voluntarily at least the first 30-mile section of a where, of magnetism, telepathy, levitation, the unsuspected properties <11 who will pay one year in advance HONEST WORK IN railroad to the Siuslaw. If it never adopt a 2-cents a mile passenger rate of radiating matter and COUNTLESS OTHER PHENOMENA The followlng changes were made tor the Weekly Guard at only >1.50 WHAT MAKES MEN extended further than to the timber the joke will be on Governor Hughes, in the University of Oregon faculty a year will be given their choice of district to the west of the city it for vetoing the bill making that rate that are battering down the door of orthodox science. These things at the recent mtetlng of the board of the Twice-a-week St. Louis Repub Work makes men. Luck usually would be welt worth the 160,000 it compulsory in New York. are known of all men and can easily be verified. And truly they may regents: lic or the "Oregon Agriculturalist,” fails. Pluck nearly always wins. To Professor Joseph Schaefer was will cost; but it is more than likely well be the merest bagatelle by the side of the vast upheaval that is granted absolutely free for one year. a full year's leave of absence Some wicked enemy has sought to succed in anything one must over* to reach tidewater once the start The Republic is one of the largest come obstacles. Force and fibre are ACTUALLY IN PROGRESS, for the soul is like a dreamer en without pay. It is understood that knock out for keeps the presidential is made in earnest in that direction. Professor Schaefer will study in and best family papers in America built by hardships. Grit is as neces It seems to us that the property own aspirations of Senator La Follette, thralled by sleep who struggles with all his might to move an arm Europe during the coming year. As and the "Oregon Agriculturist” is sary in the making of a man as gump sistant Professors Boynton, Dear ers are taking little interest in a mat by declaring him to be the Hearst of or raise an eyelid. born. Schaefer. Sheldon, Stafford, one 8f the best and most practical tion. Hardships are not always han the republican party. ter which so vitally concerns the fu Other regions there are where its action is even more effective, Howe, and Terrill were advanced to farm, fruit and stock papers in the dicaps. Often they are helps. You ture of the city, and that there is al full professorships without any raise will understand this better in twenty We’d never think of advocating though the crowd there is less regardful and none but TRAINED in salaries. President Campbell was West. together too little concern manifested Subscribers, old or new, may take years. Meanwhile permit one who whether or not the proposition is ac lynching, but it is a fact not to be eyes can see. Does it not seem as if the supreme cry of the soul given authority to fill existing va cancies in the faculty. disputed that the newspaper field their choice of either paper as a pre has lived that twenty years and more cepted. were at last about to pierce the dense clouds of error that still to advise you in this. Hang onto is awfully overcrowded with near- mium. We talk a great deal about Eu GENERAL NEWS envelop it in music ? Those who failed to get the prom I your job until you are sure of a bet gene's bright future as a commercial poets. IN BREVITY FORM. DO NOT CERTAIN PICTURES BY FOREIGN PAINTERS REVEAL ised premium magazines will be giv ter one. Dependable boys are in ae- centre, but talk alone will not build inana. And no boy can be depended A watermelon truBt is the latest THE SACRED MAJESTY OF AN INVISIBLE PRESENCE AS IT HAS en their choice of either of these pa a city. Opportunities such as the The late Jacob C. Proctor, of Pe- pers in place of the magazines with upon who does not finish the task he one now presented must be taken ad and meanest swat at the rights and NEVER BEEN REVEALED BEFORE! roia. Ills., who died recently, left sets his hand to do. However dlsa- $2,000,000 to charity. He left, out further cost by sending their vantage of and in this Instance it privileges of the colored brethren. Are there not masterpieces in literature that are illumined by a over greeable only small bequests to relatives on names and addresses to this office. ly. Do your work, do It thorough- would alon? be sufficient to insure No wonder they hold indignation it better than the average flame that differs IN ITS VERY E8SENCE from the strongest the ground that too much money is So far we have been unable to com boy will do it. In that way you wjll the future of Eugene, and make it the meetings. not good for the individual. beacon fires that lit up the writings of bygone days! pel the Eastern publishers tn keep come to be known as a dependable second city in Oregon in point of pop Walter Lyon, who for some time Litle Portugal has been demon- their agreement in regard to the boy. And mind you this: Men every ulation and business importance. Though it be perhaps from the tablelands of speculative thought has been in charge of the Albany Her has been chosen seerttary of the magazines, and feel the disappoint where are looking for capable, hon And it only requires (60,000 to atrating an old truth—that the size that these signs are MOST CLEARLY to be noted, yet there may ald. Marshfield Chamber of Commerce. of a country cuts no ice in the ment as keenly as our subscribers. est, gritty, dependable boys.. The turn the trick! He is now at Sacramento, where he well be signs in the most ordinary paths of life, unsuspected of any, has amount of trouble it can have. been attending to business mat The Weekly Guard is still clubbed sooner you let people know that you ters regarding the Bale of bls paper. with the Semi-Weekly Oregon Jour are that kind of a boy, the sooner CIGARETTE SMOKING The prophet who was cocksure that for not a flower opens on the hilltop but at length it falls into the —Albany Herald. A VICIOUB HABIT nal, at $2 ¡15 a year for both papers. you will get a better job. And don’t 1907 would have no summer is prob valley. HAS IT FALLEN ALREADY i I do not know. But JudgeWilllam Frear of California, MaU all remittances and communi be in a hurry to give up the work you been appointed governor of Ha- Elbert Hubbard Isn't the beet au ably Ln the hospital, undergoing this much is abundantly proved to us—that in the humdrum lives of 1 has wall, to take office August 15. cations to already have. Be sure something thority in the world on all subjects, treatment for sunstroke. the very humblest of men spiritual phenomena manifest themselves, I Assessor Geo. W. Staley, of Doug- GUARD PRINTING CO., better is offered. Walt awhile. Do but he is unquestionably correct in county, will increase the assess MYSTERIOUS DIRECT WORKINGS that bring soul nearer to I las Eugene, Oregon. your work well. Promotion will come. pronouncing against tha. use of ciga THE ( HAZE OF THE DAY. ment of the Southern Pacific thia soul, and of all this we can find no record in former times. Tho year to $18.000. and has been And do not envy the boy who has an rettes, especially by the young, in a If You've a horse that will not Bell, the valley asking his fellow SENATOR GEARIN' MADE easy time. You would much better late number of the Phislistine he reason must surely be that these things were not so clearly evident | [through Finance It. assesorH to do likewise. I •‘A PRETTY FAIR TALK.” pity'him. He has a good time now, says: Or a barn that's but a shell, then, for at every period there have been men who penetrated to the | Another reorganization of the Pan but some day he must “make good.” Finance it. ama canal commission Is being con "As a close observer and employer inmost recesses of life, to its most secret affinities, and all that they sidered by Secretary Taft and Presi A member of the state university With his flabby muscles and his easy of labor for over twenty-five years, I Tack a fancy name to each. Put the shares wav out of reach; dent Roosevelt. Goethals is said to graduating class remarked in the habits and bls many wants, he stands give you this: Never advance the That's the game the bold uns teach learned of the heart, the soul and the spirit of their epoch HAS have found the Job too big for him. Guard office yesterday that ex-Sen- a far poorer chance than you. Re- pay of a cigarette smoker; never pro —Finance it. BEEN HANDED DOWN’ TO US. Every mall carrier in Butte has gone on a strike. They declare the ator Gearin’s address to the class member above all, young fellow, you mote him; never trust him to carry Take your worthless mongrel pup— wage scale is Insufficient. was a "pretty fair talk.” No doubt are making a man of yourself. a roll to Garcia, unless you do not Finance It. The graduating class at the Drain 4 it was in the opinion of the care for Garcia and are willing to Watch the shares go soaring up— normal consisted of the following WATER PROBLEM FWiance It. young man who has crammed all the lose the roll. Cigarette smoking be members: English course, Carl Holl, Use the dog when he has died ; BEING WORKED Rachel Long, Kate Finerty, Kate knowledge of the world into his head gins with an effort to be smart. It Do not thnpv the corpse aside; 'Hawley, B. G. Haines, Lloyd Mar- during a six years’ college course, soon becomes a pleasure, a satis Start a tannery with the hide- The city council has passed an or- quam, Harry Black. R. Ella Dlcker- Finance it and to whom all things are naturally I faction, and serves tq bridge over fon, Ena Pearl Devore. Grace Trun- By JAMES BRYCE. Brilliti Ambnudor to the United States. dinance authorizing the issuance of commonplace and easy. Probably if $300,000 bonds for the purpose of 1 a moment of nervousness or em If your o Id watch will not go. ! nell, Roy Moore, Guy Richards; Latin UNICIl’AL work seem« to fall into three classes. There course, Carl Wimberly. Lloyd Whip Mr. Gearin were also fresh from col barrassment. Next it becomes a nec Finance It. putting in a gravity water system, It ple. Alta Spalding. Moda Drain. Mo lege. with the accent on the fresh, essity of life, a fixed habit. This Get a boost from So-and-Bo— aje certain functions which tire vital AND INDISPEN ney has been borrowed and all the is understood that an ample supply he might feel complimented by this last stage soon evolves Into a third Finance it. of pure mountain water may be pro SABLE because tho individual citizen living in a very teachers have been paid in full for Use the well-known man's O. K., moderate expression of approval, but condition, a stage of fever and un- Fix par value where yon may. their services for the year. A large cured by the expenditure of $300,000, large community cannot do them for himself or herself. part of the money necessary to run at bis time of life he is more likely restful, wandering mind, accompanied Then rake in the easy hay— and that the preliminary estimates Finance it. They must be done by an organization which covers THE WHOLE the school for the ensuing year ha» by loss .of moral and mental con- to be amused than otherwise it it already been raised by subscription ' have b^en furnished by a competent should come to his attention. trol. ” It's a game of simple rules, Cl IT. One of these is the maintenance of public safety—that is to and the rest has been pledged by the I civil engineer. The question will be Finance It. hn- who Inevitably cigarette smoking Senator Gearin is an orator business men of the town of Drain placed before the people in due say, the police. Among other functions are drainage, street paving «so that the continuance of the school pairs health lessens usefulness and Nerve and brass are all I ts tooli has few peers in this country and election Finance It. I course of time at a special . and cleaning, the care of public health and making of sanitary regu for the next year is now a certainty. Jeopardize happiness, and all with Pump the water through a hose, is at his best on an occasion like that I and they will then have an opportu- out compensation worthy of the Paint the cabbage like the rose; of yesterday, Certainly many of his lations and general building regulations and protection from fire. ' nlty to definitely express their will. name. All smokers are. not affected Don’t forget your saalntly pose— auditors will never have the pleasure A second class of municipal functions covers those which might The mayor and councilmen seem to Finance it. of listening to a more able ad- [ be going about this matter in a bus- to the same degree, but there is none Denver Repu blican. possibly be left either to individuals or to Lirge corporations—what dress than I this one,—the finished i inesslike manner, working quietly who would not be better off with Carlie Hyland became violently In we call in England “PUBLIC COMPANIES.” Such are the pro sane Sunday and theatened the life of product of many years of thought but effectively to solve the greatest out the habit. I.l'ABI KG ITEMS. »nd labor combined with the rare problem that confront's the city's fu visions of water, the provisions of light, whether of gas or electricity » any one who attempted to come near (Special Correspondence.) him. He was armed with a shotgun One of the delegates to the Oregon ability and natural graces of oratory ture. That they will have the earnest Leaburg, June 27.— As our Lea-' street railways, the telephone nn<l the provision and regulation of and would no doubt i have made his Development League in Portland last which few men possess, for real i co-operation of every good citizen of burg will pass Into oblivion on July markets. There are also the care of the poor and public education, threat good. Finally some of his orators, like real poet3, come into : Eugene is certain, and that this city week told how Corvallis spent but 1, and then we will be living at Deer folks managed to sleze him and ha horn, we desire to see the name in $300 advertising in Eastern agricul A third class of municipal activities covers matters which may was placed In the city Jail until the the world endowed with the attri . will in the near future be provided the paper once more. I asylum authorities arrived to take butes of genius that no artificial with a pure and ample supply of wa- tural papers of large circulation and On Tuesdaf evening. June 25, a or may not be given to a public local authority and which in Britain him. He spent several months in training or art was ever able to pro I ter for all purposes is reasonably cer- received over 6000 replies, with the large crowd of young people gath are in a few places only undertaken by such authorities, One of tho asylum some time ago an dlt was result that several hundred new peo ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. duce. thought he had recovered and was tain. ple located In Benton county. This Elliot Potter to welcome the arrival these is the provision of public lodging bouses, of public baths and permitted to return home. He was Because a brand-new college of their son, George, and wife, who, taken to Salem Monday. is a plan of advertising that would I A PIONEER TRAGEDY sradnate should have recognized in have just returned home from their washhouses and of dwellings for the tailoring classes. Married At the residence . f Mr. be a success for Eugene or any oth?r wedding trip. The principal feature' thia oration a "pretty fair talk,” we Much depends on whether the PARTICULAR WORK to be and Mrs. Joseph Edwards, in Belle- Oregon town, because it reaches the of the evening was playing garnet,' the This week a young man from B»>‘ find much reason for encour- fountain, June 26, 1907. Miss Josie people we are after. Thrifty farmers until 12 o'clock, when supper was done is in the nature of a MONOPOLY. For instance, the supply Benham and Mr. J. R. Pruett. Rev. •tement and hopefulness. It may I Willamette valley passed through served. After the refreshments the You cannot have a Walsh officiating. A large number ** taken to mean that some of the I Pendleton on his way to Soda Springs who will buy small-sized places and, crowd departed for their homes wish-! of water is almost of necessity a monopoly. of guests were present and the cere older generation have not entirely in Idaho, on a sad and perhaps hope farm them thoroughly are wanted, ing the happy couple success in life < number of water companies undertaking to supply each citizen by mony was impressive. Z _ Besides the and when we get them the other C. L. Goff has his new store com-I tailed to make good, even from the less mission. But his errand recalls their own pipes. Still less can you have rival street railway cont- wedding march the bride’s mother pleted and will soon be ready to ac-j classes of population will come aB I sang " Promise Me." The bride is T|ewpolnt of the young man, who, numberless tregedles of the desert commodate you in the store line, panics laying dowrl their rails in the same streets, because there well known In this city and ali unite having garnered all there is of human , enacted by the pioneers who came to needed. Advertising in high class G. T. Lane is fixing his mower; he in extending good wishes and bon magazines is expensive, and reaches will commence haying soon. would not be room. the West half a century ago. says the wisdom in school book^lore, goes out ' voyage. They sailed for Han Frlnclsco ♦or the most part people who are not R. R. Diamond h getting along THIS MUST BE A MATTER EITHER TAKEN OVER BY THE and will be at home In Oakland. Cali 1 • rejuvenate the world and re- East Oregonian. fine with his logging. I In his pocket he carried a faded looking for new locations, but buy »djust those things and conditions Mr. and Mr«. Walti '•r Eddy, of Eu- CITY OR HANDED OVER TO ONE CORPORATION, WHICH WOULD fornia, after July 15. that are undeniably as they should scrap of paper torn from a note magazines for entertainment and rec- gene, were up visit In g their mother. BECOME A MONOPOLIST, AT LEAST FOR ONE PARTICULAR PART Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sanders tender- • eatlon. The Corvallis experiment Mn not be. ed their daughter, Joale, a party book and upon this paper was scrawl Eva Casebeer. OF THE CITY, Tuesday in honor of her fifth birth- The Leaburg ban ball t< am will ed a chart, showing In a rude manner , was a practical test of the efficacy of And the same thing is true of lighting. Now, where there is u day. A number of her friends and *11' EUGENE DOESN'T the location of a grave which was I printer's Ink, used with good judg ' C"OSS bats with t he Wsltervllle '"Reds next Sunday at Walterville, playmates were present and a good SECURE THE RAILROAD. made in July, 1857. in the middle, ment. at 2 p . m. A larg crowd will be monopoly it is strongly urged in England that the profits which a time was enjoyed by all.—Time». , experte d. of the immigration road near Soda ■ monopoly may earn and the INCREASED VALUE which the Gen. Fred Funston refers to the Luke Stacy went t e fish hatch ■ugeue YOUNG LADY FELL I»be In a long time raising $60.- Springs. "unwbipped mob ” of San Francisco growth of a city gives to such a monopoly as that of street trans ery yesterday moi on business ♦0« for - INTO HI (MR II IRREL There in the desert 50 years ago] >r a railroad to the coast that Ore) O'Brien is hauling lumber for portation ought to belong to the publ;c. •ill mean emancipation from the this summer his grandmother was in a manner that indicates his belief C. L. Goff. Billy Taylor has been in the candy that they need not remain In that *r»-’l’ f the 8. p. Co. Probably the me buried In the westward trek and to E NATIVE. bnainese a groat many years, and has condition, lf the proper orders are °M-sutfertng people have not yet prevent the desecration of the grave had all sorts of sweets barreled up, An egg laid ). Plymouth rock THREE ORATORH OF who recently graduated from the Uni hut it was not until a few days ago issued to him Better watch out. ' a't. <l the point for an actual re- it was made in the dust of the road hen, was left at t G '»rd office to THE GALMHt MS. versity of Oregon, and who won a Fred, or the Japs will be decorating »wee»« mixed in the same barrel. It day from .H. C Chezatn’B farm. It prize in debating, will speak at Clo happened thus wise: Miss Alda Can »gainst the monopoly that is col- I that the multitude of wheels roiling I yon. measures 6% by 7 >4 inches a«d verdale, In Tillamook county. ting tribute from them and throw-, over it might obliterate it and hide it Salem.Or., June 2 Of the Gallo- non. who will have charge of the can- would seem to be a record-breaker. idy store In Mr.T aylor's absence, was *■ their petitions for relief into the' from the saveges. When the subscription list of the i way family of McMinnville, three All persons suffering from t uber- The old pioneer woman was laid Sufslaw railroad Is published, as It male members have accepted invita- sulosls In an advanced state are to so unfortunate as to he sitting on Aft-r ten years more top of a sugar barrel when the head fo/ *"a^lns for a npw railroad depot. I away without coffin, box or shroud, will be in due time, ft will be a roll tlons to orate at various Fourth of be debarred from entering Texas. gave way. precipitating her Into the Judge William Dr W. H. “ Brumby, state health of- cask In such a manner that only her July celebrations. >raa.L*>n ”‘r’ke on th* Wendling I but was wrapped with blankets and of honor containing the names of all I Galloway of the Marion county cir flcer.sald recaatly thj»t within a head and- feet were visible. It was *n< ' ,*dequate shipping facilities I covered with the dust of the desert who stand for Eugene s best interests For Infants »nd Chudren. cuit court will speak at Aurora, the few days he would issue a proclama necessary for Mr Taylor to call as Her husband and her little brood and are willing to back their faith r,le’ they may conclude to 1 German settlement on the border line tion establishing a rigid quarantine sistance to extricate the young ladv The Kind Too Have Always Bought , lietween Marlon and Clackamas against all persona afflicted with the from her precarious position. Miss ael» # f”w d01lar’ ,n<* exert them- came on West, and the little girl« and In the most substantial manner pos counties; his eldest son. Charles V disease In an acute degree In doing Cannon la none the worse for her ex moderately in their own behalf, boys have grown up to be useful men sible. Galloway, now state'land agent, la this he classes tuberculosis in the perience, but does not care to re th. fl* ’ *'yl)0 occeasary to secure and women in this empire, and now ' billed to apeak at Btayton In Marlon same category as yellow fever and peat the performance.—Coos Bar In saying "the English people will r’t tLirty-mile section of the the grandson of the dead pioneer goee county. Another eon of the judge smallpox. Times. Manifestations Of the Soul. Oj " A.L MAIL MATTER TO EE WEIGHED <a FACULTY CHANGES MADE BÏ REGENTS Municipal Utilities For Public Ownership, CASTOR IA
