Eugene weekly guard., August 01, 1907, Image 5

war. and his credentials
for transportation be furnished at the
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD j I as iah-American
a war prophet are beyond cavil
earliest possible moment
will strike a more popular chord than follows:
Marion. Benton, Lane, of issuing $306,000 bonds will be
the
unjustified defamation of brave Linn, Clatsop and Multnomah
The voted upon and carried by a large
He says his accuracy in predicting
Ax independent paper
The inability of the railway sys­ men.
the city
last two have never been represent­ majority, and a
' the late unpleasantness with Alfonso
will be in a posit
business,
tems to handle properly and expedi­
ed
before.
The
i
>unty
courts
of
was due entirely to his reading of
Either they will
ty the present
( H Oil >-s H. FISH EK,
tiously the enormous freight offer­
Multnomah and flats .p . unties have plant and improv it so as to meet
the piauets, remarks one of the
Editor and Publisher.
ings is no longer an open question.
hey will con-
each approquiattd $1,600 to provide all requirements,
Guard’s exchanges.
The fact is admitted as frankly by the
for an adequate display.
Marlon struct an entirely new . stem that
The
professor
says
ti}.e
heavenly
P .bliihed every Thursday at Eugene.
will solve the water problem in Eu­
“If 1 only had the capital."
officials of tbe railway systems as it
county will exhibit, but she will not gene for many years to come, if
bodies are now arranging themselves
r '
Oregon.
The above words were re entlv ut- compete for the prize. The outside
is apparent “to every commercial,
not for all time.
That is the pro­
in a combination which means world-
Subscription price, $1.50 per year i wide war. It will take probably a manufacturing, agricultural and min- tered in our hearing by a worthy boy counties say that Marion has an ad- gram as it has been arranged and
ln
ing interest in the country, The ira­ and undouT ‘!y they n are often reit- vantage in being near the fair, Ac- it is going to be carried out.”
«king of the destruction of
If paid in advance; $2 00 at eud of year before the planets have complet-
No town of its size, asserts the the Willamette Valley Company's
portant question, therefore, is tn the erated by many who are out of era- cordlngly, she will withdraw and the
Guard, has better or cleaner si reels electric plant at Cot.age Grove last
ed their maneuvers and are In a po­
year
„
-
remedy, and that is only to be found iployment. or have little or nothing other contestants will all have an and ualks, nicer lawns or greater Sunday the Wes
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, sition for the deadly combat of the
rn Oregon of tbat
in canalized rivers, in canals, and iti i to do. To all such we say. you have equal chance. Individual farm dis- civic pride, That Eugene has begun city says:
postoffice as second-class matter.
earth's inhabitants to begin.
"The company will rebuild at once.
improved harbors on the lakes and ■ some capital; you have hands, feet, plays will also be a prominent fea- to be progressive, if it has not been
Th stars show Professor Stowe
so before to as great au extent &8 Permission was obtained on Monday
on the sea coast. As the Tribune i bone, muscle. health, and are not all ture in the pavilliou.
~~~
\geuts tor The Guard.
that the United States will be Involv-
was desirable, is shown by the sub­ from the Insurance companies to com­
well says, transportation by canals1 these capital?
What more capital
scription of $60.000 to the stock mence clearing away the litter rrom
The following are authorized to ed with the rest of the world's pow­
and canalized rivers is becoming as has God given anybody? "But If I
Young man, let us give you the of the pro|W»sed Sluslaw railroad.
t»ke and receipt for subscriptions or ers. and '■
the ground for the new building,
the map of the earth will be necessary to the trade and commerce only had a tew thousand in cash cap­ benefit of our observations. We have
The whole state naturally takes which is to be a more substantial
transact other business for The Daily
changed when the last guu is fired
,nd Weekly guard:
of the country as it was before the ital,” says the young man. But noticed that at least nine-tenths of an interest and a pride In Eugene, structure that the old one and built
rather more than in any other city, on more liberal- lines. The concrete
The arrangement of the planets building of the great railways.
Creswell—J- L. Clark.
these are better than cash capital, the young men who have been before unless It be Salem, the capital, tie­ foundations on which the big engine
Coburg—Geo. A. Drury.
which means war will extend over a
for no one can take them from you. the courts for misdemeanors are cause it Is the home of the state and the dynamos rested are badly
Address all remittances and com- period of five years. The combination
tile I cracked and will not be used
The
PUBI,It’ OPINION AND
and with these you can earn cash.
those who take no interest whatever university, and everybody in
■UD1CBGUARD PRINTING CO..
will not break before 1913. States­
l'tXiAL TECHNICALITIES
Our men of wealth and influence in education, seldom read a news­ state is pleased to know of the pro­ new building will be 50 bv 150 feet
gressiveness and attractiveness of in size, with a wing 40 by 70 feet.
manship will do no good.
Bloody
Eugene, Oregon.
did not start with any cash capital. paper, and are always ready to make the pretty and growing city at the The main building wll face to the
combat cannot be staved off langer
A mob in New Orleans made one They went to work with their plow, fun of other young men who use cor­ head of the Willamette valley.
¡north Instead of the east as did the
than that, though it looks as though sensible condition to back the law. It the hoe. the jack plane or ax, and in rect language aud try to be some­
j old one. The machinery will be a
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 •
SHATTERIN«; AX IIH>1,
hostilities must begin next year.
new 300 horsepower Russell engine,
was that “no lawyer would interpose time their capital brought them a body. It comes natural to them to
loaded on the car at Portland on
The professor adds that this condi­ technical objections."
rich
Incidentally
harvest.
Ah!
but
there's
discourage
the
studious
and
ambi
­
the
OUR PREMIUM OFFERS
(Pendleton Tribune.)
Tuesday. The boilers will be the old
tion has been studied for several they practically exacted a pledge that rub; you don't want to work. You tious young men of their acquaint­
Some men are born cruel and some ones of they stand the test. If not,
Notwithstanding that the Guard years by astronomers, and that many the man would be convicted, which want money on credit so you can ance. Their minds run toward dirty achieve it. To this latter class Hal a boiler from the Springfield plant
has been enlarged and the cost of are agreed with him. He says the was, of course.wrong. though it work­ Play the gentleman, speculate and stories, midnight sprees and bad com­ Patton, a prominent business man of will be used. It Is on the car and
undoubtedly belongs.
The ready to move. A dynamo, exciter
publication materially increased the British government has been warned ed no unjust hardship in this case, end your career by playing vagabond. pany. This In a short time means Salem.
writer has been intimately acquainted and switchboard were secured from
Guard Printing Co. makes a special of the Irrevocable decree of fate, since the man really was guilty. But You want to marry a rich girl who trouble, a sheriff's invitation to at­ with him for thirty years and has the West Coast Mines Company. This
offpr to every new or old subscriber. and for this reason the nation has the demand for no technical obstruc­ can support you, while you wear fine tend court, and a fine or term In never before known him to be espec­ was held in reserve and has never
I
ially hard-hearted -in fact, quite the been unpacked since leaving the fac­
Ml who will pay one year in advance allied itself with other great powers tions was actually sensible, some­ clothes, smoke fine cigars and be a Jail.
opposite attribute has been one of tory. it Is a ISO kilowatt machine
for the Weekly Guard at only A 1.50 so that the damage to England may thing that can rarely be said of the gentleman of leisure.
his principal characteristics.
from the Westinghouse factory, and
a year will be given their choice of be reduced to the minimum.
Shame on you, young man! Go to
Before the end of this year Eu-
action of any mob, says the Fresno
Hal was a visitor at the Yellow­ Is larger than the one burned, which
the Twice-a-week St. Louis Repub­
Republican.
work with the capital you have and | gene is going to have more street stone Park at tbe time the startling was a loo kilowatt. The‘new ma­
story was sent out that, at the risk
lic or th6 “Oregon Agriculturalist,”
It is not practicable, nor would it you will soon make Interest enough pavement than any city in Oregon of hie life. Vice President Fair­ chine will furnish current for 1200
lights more than the old one did.
absolutely free for one year.
be desirable, to capture every prison­ on it to give you as much money as in proportion to its population. And banks shed his linen and plunged In­ The company will dig a well, thus
er and hold him In the hands of a vlg- you need. If you cannot make mon­ it will add the other city Improve­ to a lake of turbulent water and having water independent of the city
The Republic is one of the largest
It is urged that convicts must not ilance committee untll the lawyers ey upon what capital you have, you ments that paved streets call for, as saved a pretty waitress who had fal­ system.
and best family papers in America
len front a boat. Th’» Salem man lias
It ,a ,‘xl,,,<’,,’d that the new plant
and the “Oregon Agriculturist” is be kept idle,that they must earn their make a pledge not to defend could not If you had a larger amount well as the business and growth to returned hotue and has contributed will
“’ be installed and be furnishing
justify
them.
him
in
cash.
If
you
waste
your
present
on
any
living,
that
the
people
should
not
be
ground
except
one of the best and most practical
largely to the shattering of a prow- electric current within thirty days. A
lsing president lai boom, lie reports failure to do that will be due to a
No capital you would waste money if
farm, fruit and stock papers in the , taxed to feed and clothe an army of that he “did not do it.”
Though Korea has been filling that when the boat overturned a lot scarcity of labor.
if ____
men can be
i criminals, and so f^irth, and so forth. sort of mob rule Is tolerable, even you had It. So don’t stand around, a j
West.
of the hotel guests rushed to the lake found two shirts will be employed”
Let us see how this works. The to squelch the lawyers. But public great helpless fellow, waiting for [ considerable news space, we have not bank, the vice president being among
Subscribers, old or new, may take
i noticed any special Interest in the them, and after the boatman had The sides of the new building will
their choice of either paper as a pre­ state arrests a young fellow who. let opinion can, in a perfectly definite something to turn up,but go to work.
be corrugated iron and the roof will
us say,in a drunken quarrel has stab­ and at the same time perfectly legit­ Take the first work you can get to I fate of Its deposed emperor ( Japan rescued the girl all hands took a be fire proof.
mium.
i called it voluntary abdication ». Per- hand -of course—in carrying the
While we may be restive under
Those who failed to get the prom­ bed a companion. He is hurried away imate way, accomplish the same pur­ do and <b» it well. Always do your
[ haps, because he was never at his pretty thing to the hotel; "but." Hal some of the methods of big corpora­
best,
and
if
you
manage
your
capital
pose.
All
that
is
needed
is
that
stand
­
to
prison.
He
is
brought
into
court,
ised premium magazines will be giv­
best more than a near-ruler, sort of adds, "she had already been rescued, tions, yet in emergencies they aie tbe
and she stayed rescued."
organizations that push things
If
en their choice of either of these pa­ tried and convicted. He is sent to ard of public honor which Is enforced that God has given you well, you will
four-flush royalty, as It were.
soon have plenty more to manage.
But Hal should have kept this to this light plant had been owned by
pers in place of the magazines with­ prison for five years or ten years, by law in the army and navy, and
himself. The public would never have the city it would be more than one
The world would be happier if
out further cost by sending their or for life. All the while a young ought to be enforced by general con­
Many things are coming Eugene's known any better, and to thus spoil month before it would be in place
people were a little more geuerous
sent
among
gentlemen
everywhere
—
wife
and
a
half
a
dozen
little
children
names and addresses to this office.
way, several railroads being the most a good story will greatly disappoint again.
that a man against whose honor as­ with their praise. There is too much
¡those who are diligently arranging
So far we have been unable to com­ are left without their natural protec­
important things.
And it’s all be­ for a Fairbanks delegation to the
persions have been made shall him­ flattery, but a word of just appre­
pel the Eastern publishers to keep tor and support. They huddle in a
cause
our
people
are
at
last
thor
­
next Republican convention.
self insist on a trial that shall go to ciation would cheer the heart and
their agreement in regard to the corner of the court room. They hear
oughly awake and alive to their op­
the bottom of tbe question. When strengthen the hands of many a d la­
the
lawyers
yawp.
They
listen
to
the
magazines, and feel the disappoint­
portunities.
< AITAIN JOHNSON
The case is closed.
The charges affecting the honor of a mil­ couraged worker in the home, in the
ment as keenly as our subscribers. verdict.
PRESENTED WITH SWORD
young father is bundled off In one itary officer are made, even in the school, in the church, and in the
Uncle Sam is having a run-in with
Tbe Weekly Guard is still clubbed
world.
most informal way. It is his duty to
(Roseburg Review).
Oklahoma lynchers, but whether the
with the Semi-Weekly Oregon Jour­ direction in chains. The young fam­
Cottage Grove, July 25.—The cit­ Mrs. J. W. Shumate and Daughter,
ily is turned off in another in tears. demand a court of inquiry, and to aid
object-lesson
sought
to
be
taught
nal, at $2.25 a year for both papers.
izens of Cottage Grove met en masse
Mias Kathleen, la*ft San Francisco
The state takes the time, the earn­ that court in every possible way to IMMENSE <XIRN CROP
turns out to be one of how to punish, this morning in their enthusiasm
Mall all remittances and communi­
Thursday morning for Japan.
OF UNITED STATE’S or how not to punish, la yet to be to honor Captain J. C. Johnson,
ings of the one to itself, leaving the find out the whole truth. If he Is
cations to
Company E, now at Roseburg en­
other to starve. The mother dies of guilty, of course he does not do It.
shown.
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
Mrs. J W. Shumate and daughter.
campment
All the pronounced and
One hundred million acres is the
despair. The boys grow up thieves. Then everybody assumes him guilty,
Eugene. Oregon.
susplcloned prominent people were in Miss Kathleen, left San Francisco
The girls grow up harlots. The law and if it happens to be a matter In approximate ?rea of the United States
Uncle Sam's bureau of engraving attendance and the air fairly sizzled Thursday morning on the steamship
is vindicated. The taxpayer is pro­ which no other trial or other direct corn crop, according to a late trade and printing runs dpy and night, with eloquent praise for the brave Siberia for a trip to Hawaii and Ja­
pan. They expect to remain away
tected.
The criminal classes are re­ punishment is available, he is simply report. Our crop now covers the larg­ turning out currency, and yet some captain.
AWFUL CATASTROPHE TO
At the conclusion of the business a couple of months, and during this
''put into Coventry"—his fellow offi­ est area planted in any single farm of us never get enough to buy all
STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA plenished. Is it not damnable? Does
of the Jiour the public was permitted time will visit many places of Inter­
not the society which tolerates such cers continue to be studiously courte­ product in any one country of which the things we want, or think we to gaze upon the medal and sword est In the land of cherry blossoms.
ous
and
formal
to
him
in
all
official
there
13
any
record,
not
even
except
­
want.
monstrosities deserve ail the evils It
purchased by liberal donations by Mrs. Shumate and daughter first
It is doubtful if any one was really
the populace, Space will not admit went to Portland, expecting to take
entails upon itself? The state has and business matters, but wholly ing Russia.
to blame for the awful disaster to
What's in a name? In this coun­ of description
of
the marvelous the steamer Columbia for San Fran­
The increase of corn acreage by
no right to take that man's labor withdraw all -personal and social in­
the steamer Columbia. Treacherous
1 1,361,000 acres over last year Is con­ try a tariff reformer is one who be­ beauty of these trophies, Suffice it cisco. but owing to the disaster were
from his wife and children and give tercourse.
to ray ’hat the medal is about 5x6 forced to take the Costa Rica. Mrs.
currents and impenetrable fogs some­
Society has it in its power to do fined almost wholly to tile surplus lieves in lower tariff rates; in Eng­ Inches, made of solid tin, with gen­ Shumate was accompanied to the
them no equivalent. It should punish
times bewilder the beat of mar.aers
land,
he
favors
the
establishment
of
unine brass trimmings, embellished Southern city by her sister.
the guilty, not the Innocent. Every the same thing to every civilian who. corn states of the West and to the
and probably both vessels were some­
a high tariff.
The Pacific liner ''Siberia" is the
with a horse blanket pin, while on
dollar that is diverted in this way charged with a wrong affecting his Southern or Southwestern states, Io-
what out of their proper course when
the face of the medal is embossed one same that Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
personal honor, evades a trial which wa, which stood first last year in the
from
the
natural
needs
of
the
help
­
Poor old John D. Rockefeller! If of Chicago's largest and best preserv­ Longworth are oq. taking a similar
In such cases
the shock occurred,
less to the uses of the public is base would clearly shoW whether or not he siie of the crop, increased her acreage they don't hurry up and pay him ed hogs, alleged to have at one time pleasure trip.
there is scarcely a moral to be
blood money that should and does did that wrong. The bribe-givers in - 1 per cent; Nebraske. 2 per cent; 1 $93.20, due for witness fees, he may been closely identified with the Ar­
drawn or a lesson to be Impressed ;
mour packing Company. ' The sword
San Francisco, for instance, have the: Missouri, 1 per cent; Kansas, 4 per ■ be compelled to give up iced tea.
carry with it the curse of God
is made not so much for beauty as
upon the publL-.
We are appalled,
and
Arkansas,
5
per
cent,
ln-
How many are there who think legal right to keep out of San Quen-lcent;
I ..
_
.
.
for service and durability, hence the
by the sudden snuffing out of so
The long Boise trial Is about over material was selected with great care
extends „V,
her <*'
acreage
5
I M,au Territory
■ . i ,
, ... H'
i about these things when the employ- tln, if they can, by showing the Oliver jdian
many human lives, and are powerless
Looks like a quiet time from an. old scythe,which I has been
j ment of convict sis under discussion? grand jury irregularly drawn, or by I per cent over last year, Oklahoma 20 ' at last.
except to extend to the afflicted our
finding that the matter in question per cent and Texas 7 per cent, In ‘ahead for the newspapers—unless the tried and found "hot stuff.” T. R.
Parker, the most popular and at
impotent sympathy.
was not technically "pending" when the older Southern states Georgia ¡Japanese war talk can be revived.
Jos. Fellman. of the firm of Comp-
•TURN TO WATERWAYS
once t he most handsome man this
One tiling alone stands out in bold
bell-Fcllman Co., left this morning
the
bribe
was
given.
But
they
have
added
2
per c-nt, South Carolina 2
aide
of
Albany,
wa
sunanlmously
se
­
AS A MEANS OF RELIEF
Some of the guesses at next year’s
relief whenever American sailors fig­
the right to hold up their heada per cent, Louisiana 5 per cent, while
lected to journey to Roseburg and for th« lower Slurlaw country to
candidates are wild enough to have make the presentation speech, and look after his timber intere«’» in
ure in a catastrophe of this nature—
among their fellow men only by Alabama and Mississippi, as well as
that vicinity. Upon hla arrival home
In an exceedingly well considered showing that they did not give those Virginia, lost one point in the area been made by the weather bureau to deliver to the captain the trophies he will leave for British Columbia,
their unflinching bravery which rises
of
war.
There
being
no
further
hon
­
on occasion to actual heroism, Too | editorial in its issue of July 12, on bribes. And their fellow men have under cultivation.
ors to bestow the meeting wes bro­ where he add E. L. Campbell and
EUGENE LEADS SALIM
associates have an option on 16,000
often we read of disgraceful actions • the revival of river shipping, the the power to see to it that a technl-
ken up by the police.
(Oregonian.)
acres of the finest timber In the do­
in mid-ocean when disaster overtakes | New York Tribune hears striking cal defense gets only the grain to
the
Good-natured
rivalry
among
The force of patent examiners in
minion.
Mr. Fellman has already
a foreign vessel, a panic-stricken crew i testimony to the demands of the which it is entitled—a technical ac- the patent office is c imposed of tech­ .cities of Oregon, in public improve­
Invested heavily in timber in that
ments,
is
likely
to
prove
a
very
live
driving helpless passengers from the commercial and manufacturing inter­ quittal.
section as has also J. W. Shumate
nically educated men. As soon as factor in stirring some of the towns
and other Eugene residents.
lifeboats in order to Insure their own ests of the United States for speedy
they become versed in patent ofifee to action.
A community does not
The big log drive passed this city 1
safety. Nothing of that kind ever and completely adequate improve­
care
much
for
the
prodding
it
gets
Monday
and
now
the
river
Is
free
practice, their services are at once In
The county has served notice of
occurs on an American ship, and we ment of the inland waterways of the
great demand by rhe large manufac­ from Its own citizens, but wlwn the | of logs once more, There are about appeal to the supreme court in the
jabs
come
from
a
neighbor
they
hurt.
six
million
feet
of
logs
In
.the
drive
always know that the last man country. It is also a striking tes­
turing concerns, and also by the pat­ Eugene and Salem, for example, have apd it requires about twenty-five case of the City of Eugene vs. the
who left the sinking hull - was timony to the advance of public sen-'
ent attorneys in toe country. These been boasting of street paving enter- men and six teams to keep them go­ County, wherein the city asked for
over 14,000 tax money alleged due
There may have been carelessness
for tlment in the direction of river and
the master
of
the
boat, ,
outside firms and corporations are 1 prises for some time, Salem having ing. The expense of landing the logs from the county and In which the
of
negligence
preceding
the
collision
'
started
ths*
movement.
An
incred
­
harbor
improvement
—
an
advance
whom disgrace has terrors which
at their destination will probably be i circuit court overruled the decision
willing to pay much better salaries
the neighborhood of $40,000. of ^e county court In not alloying
make death and an i ocean grave that oannot fall to have Its effect of the Columbia and San Pedro; than the government gives them in ulous neighbor suggested that they In
Vf
zif i
m am tro/.zi 1z>rru a n zA
11..
. .
are
paving
the
streets
with
their
i
'
upon the congress In recognizing the probably it will never be satisfacto­ their present situations. The result mouths. Now Eugene has started ac­ Most of them are good logs and well ' tqe c|ajtn
seem a happy fate. ' Captain Doran
1
worth
the expense of getting them to |
'
rily
determined.
Unavoidable
acid-
j
•nd his crew stood by their posts, force of the demand brought about
tual
work
and
takes
occasion
to
re
­
is that each year there is a large
the Company'« mill« at Salem and
I)r WaI1 waH calIed l0 atfend n L
with minds so concentrated on the and continued by a development of dents are sure to happen occasionally , number of resignations. Last year mind Salem of the fact in languege i Newberg,
_
' Baker, residing In the Cedar Flat
rather
derisive.
The
Capital
City:
C-
‘
_______
at
sea,
and
it
is
quite
likely
that
thia
I
Quite a number of our townspeople neighborhood up the McKenzie, this
supreme duty of the moment, that [ internal trade and commerce unpar-
over fifty skilled examiners resigned won't enjoy being prodded by a smal-1 di rove
!~
to Coburg Sunday expecting to I mornlna Mr Halu,r a(.r|df>ntally r,an
It seems
they had no Instant to even contem­ alleled in the history of the country was one of that nature.
'from the service, to ent r into the ler town enjoying much less state see
a good game of baseball between htH rl|iht hand lnlo a Haw at Hu„„lr,
ee
agreed
that the Columbia was pro­ ' employ of private
and
in
the
history
of
the
commercial
patronage.
plate their approaching doom until
concerns at a
the Coburg and Springfield teams. m|n and lh„ hand at)d arm were
ceeding very slowly, feeling her way
but In some respects they were dis-, r|pl„.d froni th<> thumb to the eibow,
overwhelmed by it. “God bless you,” world abroad. The Trlbnne says:
'large lncrea«e of salary. The gov-
IS SETTING AN EXAMPLE.
“The railroads appear to be una- along in the heavy fog. and the thor- ; eminent fi id» it almost impossible
appointed.
The umpire's decisions > taking off a part of the bone of the
were the captain's parting words as
got too rank for th esprlngfield
boy«
arm, __
but - the doctor thinks he will
(Pendleton Dally Tribune).
_
_
_
the last boat left the sinking ship, ble to handle expeditiously the enor- ough organization and strict diacl- to keep these
nil
I
Litiv
lof
I
hi* «1
in tn/inrl In
i fi t the
hn nihL
_ * «_ the free use of . the
* arm agiln.
ac
filled, and the
The Eugene Guard complains that ; and they left t the
diamond
mid- ‘ ' i have
the earthly goodbye of an uncon­ mous freight of the country and ev­ pline under which the crew worked result has bee: •n : ,i ' 'he work of the the Oregonian and other state papers | die of the fifth inning.
After
the
/.'•
scious hero, to whom du’y Snd faith erybody is turning his attention to during the few minutes following tie patent office hi
hi ti put to great have been treating Its city unfairly (smoke had cleared up the • umpire
I
by
*•“•““• the game won ' by r Coburg
'-
had been chart and compass through natural and to artificial waterways as collision, argue against any gross inconvenience by lnv>ntors having to and gives forth a big growl as a con- I declared
sequence. The Tribune had not ob­ a score of 9 to 0. It is to be ra­
life.
a means of relief. . . . . The In­ carelessness on their part at any tin.*'. wait a long time b'fure tfiei- appllca- server! anything derogatory to Eu- gretted that neighboring ball teams
If the catastrophe presents a les­ dications are that the country has It is more than likely that a master tlons are pi •-> d ipoa.
gene in any of tbe patters, and cer-j cannot Indulge In a friendly game
son that the living may heed, it is developed to a point where transpor­ like Captain Doran enforced rules
tainly for itself disclaims any such without such occurrences as the one
Jndz» Wood's ch larze to the Hay­ sentiment at any time. This paper Bunday at Coburg, and the best way
framed in these words:
tation by canals and canalized rivers and regulations that permitted very
regards Eugene as one of the most to accomplish this end Is to prohibit
Tis better to die, since death comes is becoming as necessary to it as was little inattention to duty, and the wood jury today Iv ri ported to have progressive and deserving cities In the umpire from betting on the re­
water transportation before the build- stories of panic-stricken passenger:! be»n accepted by both aides an per-
surely.
Oregon, as it is endeavoring in many suit nt the contest.
Public should be taken with a good deal of feetly fair, if an> thing lavorine the ways to better its own as well as the
Monroe Items.
In tbe full noon-tide of an earth­ Ing of the great railroads.
A company of civil engineers Is at
defense. This was expected by those condition of the country tributary
sentiment regarding water transpor­ allowance.
ly fame,
near Dusty,
Charles E. Daugherty, a son-in-law
It is certain that the steamer was who knew the Idaho jurist as a law. to It. It Is setting an example that this writing camped
to rest at the end of years tation has undergone a striking
where they are engaged in survey­
provided with every appliance possi­ yer of high standing, who would al­ should be followed by the rest of the ing tbe grounds for the proposed rail­ of County Commissioner H. D. Ed­
change ”
state/ It is a good town In a good
wards, of this city, was killed at Sac­
obscurely; —
The change in publie sentiment to ble for life saving, and that life pre­ low no personal prejudice to influ- country, is filled with good people, road line which is to extend via Dua­ ramento. Cal., Sunday, The manner
A handful of dust In a shroud of
which the Tribune gives frank recog­ servers were furnished all, the offi­ ence his Interpretation of the law. and the Tribune is pleased at all ty to the coast, and li no obstacles of his death Is not learned, but It Is
shame."
cause a hitch In the construction of presumed that he was run over or
times to say so.
nition is the direct result of the won­ cers giving up all thought of them­ If there were more men like Judge
this line It will be completed In a struck by a train, as he was employ­
selves
in
their
solicitude
for
the
safe
­
Wood
presiding
over
tbe
tribunals
of
PROUD OF Kl'GKNK.
derful development of each and ev­
short time. The surveying of this ed as a bridge inspector for the
F ITI EDICTS
ty of others. Deplorable as the acci­ this count'y, the people would have
(Oregon lzally Journal I
proposed line has resulted In a fierce Southern Pacific Company.
Mrs.
UNIVERSAL WAR ery resource and interest in the I nit- dent was, the charge of gross negli­
The Eugene Guard quite natur­ ; conversation between the people of Daugherty was visiting In Portland
far more respect for law and courts.
ed Stites New England is feeling the
ally resents some unjust criticisms Dusty and Monroe which will remain and arrived up last night on the local.
gence should not be made inadvisedly
tbat have been made regarding that i In the minds of tbe latter for some Commissioner Edwards was at Blue
will be a world-wide war. impulse no ieqg than the South, and
The
county
exhibits
at
the
Oregon
against
men
who
proved
themselves
city’s water, streets and walks, and time to come.
River and he and hla daughter, Miss
probably In July. l»08. Such with the Northwest, the Pacific slope
heroes in the supreme test and gave state fair In Salem are always inter­ pardonably presents a more pleas­
Mrs. McElroy, of Eugene, has just Ina, arrived down from there thia
'he startling announcement made states, the Middle West and the
ing picture of the university town i returned to her former home on*
7 Professor Lyman Stowe, an astrol- .Southwest Is in unison in develop- up their lives through devotion to esting, and a big advertising feature It admits that the water is not yet mile west of Monroe, where she will morning, having driven all night.
The remalna will arrive In E'tgene
duty. Yellow newspapers will find for the sections represented.
This
i
ment
of
trade
and
commerce
and
in
quite all tbat is desired, but says again make her home in the future. tomorrow for Interment. Mrs. Daugh­
'I world-wide fame.
year
six
counties
will
exhibit,
aq
other
Helds
of
sensationalism
that
that "next September the question ■—Bulletin.
Tjle profeasor predicted the Span- 'the demand that adequate facilities
erty Is almost prostrated by grief.
REBUILD ELECTRIC
PLANT AT COTTAGE
GROVE AT ONCE
OFF FOR * TRIP
ACROSS THE PACIFIC
OPTIONS ON BRITISH
COLUMBIA TIMBER
CHAS. DAUGHERTY
IS KILLED
SACRAMENTO