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THEEUSEREWEEKLY 6UIR8
goods or sell them cheap« than com-
that time by actively taking up th* the storm, they would have to stay trading, buving their dry goods,
Petin« merchants at other polnta.but work.
Rica) dogmas that are not without tn debts hanging over byn, though
i
i® VX a a c 1 e» — n - — —
down.
clothing, shoes, hardware, furniture, some merit, suffer from the mouth- h* probably has enough stuck aw&y
th»
business
Interests
will
prosper
in
INDEPENDENT PAPER
Let our commercial bodies appoint
drugs aud other necessities and lux­ Ings of such men as Bebel, who never | upon which to live A remarkable
vaeioas ways.
in the winter and
open river committees to have special ELECTRIC RAllJtOADS
uries, with those firms that advertise miss an opportunity to talk volubly feature Is that the wives he has had.
spring, for example, when the roads
CHARLES H. F1NHKR,
charge of this important work, and
DEVELOP THE COUNTRY in its columns They appreciate the on any subject, whether they are cor­ are all rich. The first two were sis­
are muddy, farmers refuse to take
Editor and Publisher.
invitation extended by the busines.- rectly info» med or not.
their teams and vehicles out into the get busy backing up the efforts of
ters. Wife No. 2 is dead She made
I Senator Fulton and his colleagues
Now that electric road develop­ men to trade with them, aud they
mud unless compelled by absolute ne­
the daughter of No 1 her executrix
The Oregon library commission
Pub|ighed ***** Thur’-tì> « Ku«*“*' cessity for the want of provisions
The publishers of the Daily and and heir. She secured a larg- for­
ment has been commenced in the up­ know, too. that by doing so they are
r
Oregon.
has published a pamphlet which
per Willamette valley, anything of in­ assisting the publishers of their home Weekly Guard have 'a splendid tune at the time of a settlement of
The merchant is deprived of his cus­
gives a list of good books suitable
terest
concerning such enterprises is paper to make a better paper, so that scheme for securing new subscribers the divorce suit she brought against
tom
and
the
residents
of
the
city
are
Subscription price. »1.5« per year
for cb'Mren. This list is not in-
naturally
read with avidity. Through there are mutual advantages With­ and holding old on< a, but it Isn't the gas man. Number 3 has thr*--
deprived
of
the
produce
they
have
to
w paid in advance; *2 «« at end of
Itei ded to iuclu le all good books for
the irrigated sections of Southern out the revenue derived from adver­ new and there is no copyright. All quarters of a million and *100,000
sell When the farmer can make use
|children, but as an aid to local book­
yp*r.
tising the modern newspaper could newspapers are free to use it and worth of jewelry. While the man has
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon. of the electric lines he will take his sellers and others in selecting books Idaho surrounding Boise there are a
not
exist, and for this reason, if no many others do. Briefly stated the been getting rid of *-’0,000,000 »he
1
number
of
electric
railway
lines
be
­
produce to the car and to market, ex­
I
postotBce as secondyhMts matter.
for children which are good and ing built and one. thirty miles in other, the intelligent reader patron­ plan to make a first-class newspa­ wives have been husbanding the mon­
changing it for the provisions he may
which are free from objectionable length, was opened to traffic only a izes the advertising merchant be­ per. fully covering the fi 'Id, giving
ey he gave them, and the la«t one
require, and the conditions of th»
Agents lor Tbe Guard.
features. Miss Cornelia Marvin, sec­ week ago.
This fact is tending cause he is far seeing and public- today's news today, and stan.line for proposes to cut loose with what she
roads
and
tbe
weather
will
make
but
The toHowing are authorized to
retary of the commission, has fouud
spirited enough to assist in building the interests of its constituency and has and leave him to eat the crust
..ke and receipt ____________________
for subscriptions or _ llt,le difference. The expense of his that there are rnanay persons who interesting people of that section in
Dalit i °*» transpjrtation aud that of his
1 the subject of electric traus|M»rtatlou up an institution that in turn helps I its town through thick and thin This alon-
Addlcks has been a rema k-
“f^Vother hiialnauo
business fnr
for The Daily
are thankful for advice In this Hue. lines. The Boise Statesmau discusses the community In which It is one of | scheme has worked so well in the able character, but no feature of hlx
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Weekly
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Guard:
farm produce to market would be but
This applies both to those who sell
Creswell—J. L. Clark.
the great factors of our advanced j past that we have never found It nec­ career has be*n more remaikaule
the matter as follows:
¡little if any more than the coat of his
Coburg—Geo. A. Drury.
I feed bill if brought in by his team. books and those who buy books ’or
"Many readers of the Statesman civilization. Without newspapers a essary to cut the subscription price than his matrimonial record.
Address all remittances and com-
their children. This last will be found
have some knowledge of the develop­ town would lauguitih and die com­ In order to induce peopl ■ to subscribe
When electric roads from Spokane
helpful to a great number who do
■U’llCaGUARD PRINTING CO..
| were built «meeting that city with
ment of the business of electric rail­ mercially. The present temporary ¡or to continue to subscribe. We find
State School Superintendent Ack­
not have opportunity to keep them­
Eugene, Oregon.
way between Spokane and Coeur d' suspension of publication of the that the public is willing to pay for erman, after a conference with prom­
! small towns in Northern Idaho, it
selves posted on the merits of the
Alene. When that road was opened world's news on account of the tel­ | a paper they like to read, and that inent educators, has adopted a high
| was freely predicted that the Idaho
great number of books published for a few years ago It had no business egraphers' strike only gives a hint of advertisers are convinced It Is just
j
towns
would
suffer.
The
contrary
has
school course with one. two, three
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22
children. Any person in Oregon cun
between the
terminal what the world would be without j the kind of a paper that brings them aud four-year courses. Under it stu­
been the result. The little town of obtain a copy of the list by sending excepting
j profitable returns.
points. In 12 months 25 per cent of newspapers.
dents will be required to read two
Coeur d’Alene, the terminus of one of
a imstal card request to the Oregon
talk with weekly
The
enterprising,
advertising
hue!-
'
its
business
originated
at
intermedi
­
English classics
Bookkeeping is
the roads, has grown in the last two library commission, Salem, Oregou.
GUARD SUBSCRIBERS
1 he circulation of the Daily aud mandatory the first year In all high
for '
ate points. The road paid the first ness man is largely responsible for!
of three years from 1500 or 2000
vk«»
a
__
.
__
year, thus exceeding the hopes of that wonderful Institution of modern Weekly Guard are greater today than schools, irrespective of curriculum of­
population to 8000, and every acre of SECRETARY WILNON
The publishers of the St. Louis Re­ ground along the electric line is now
life known as the press—the great ever before in the history of the fered. Latin is placed In the fourth
SEES LIMBER FAMINE those by whom It was constructed
public (semi-weekly) have been under cultivation. In other words,
Its business has continued to in­ incentive to progress and the surest paper— and we don't have to give year course and is optional. Physics
It to people in order to get them to is required In the third year of the
forced to raise the price of their pa-j both Spokane and Northern Idaho
safeguard of popular liberty.
Years of waste, careless methods crease, and a recent statement issued
We recognise the
per to us (owing to the increase in towns have been greatly benefited.
Were the advertiser’s goods no bet­ take it, either.
shows
it
is
maintaining
a
rate
of
ex-
and a short-sighted policy tn order to
I ter and his prices no more alluring fact that the people are willing to course. Work in English has been
tbe price of news paper), and we The same result will undoubtedly fol­
pansion
that
is
phenomenal.
strengthened by requiring grammar,
gain immediate profits has brought
cannot afford to give it away free low relative to Eugene and surround­
"During the month of July the line than those of the non-advertiser, he pay a fair price for a real news- composition and rhetoric to be car­
the United States to the eve of a
deserves the patronage of the public paper one that gives them the news ried through the first two years.
with the Weekly Guard. However,' ing points.
lumber famine, was the declaration handled 101,353 passengers, an In-
we will continue this offer up to Oc- i
because of the very fact that he is while it Is fresh today's news to­
creaese
of
35,000
over
the
record
for
made by Secretary of Agriculture
contributing of his means to the sup­ day— with fearless, independent edi­
tober 1, 1907, at which time it will TRI’ST-Bl'HTING METHODS
July,
1906.
During
the
same
period
Butter Is advancing In price rapid-
Wilson while in San Francisco from
be POSITIVELY withdrawn. All who
THAT ARE ABORTIVE the northwest. Although the fed­ the amount of freight traffic doubled port of an Institution so essential to torial comment. People like a paper ly on the coast and It Is predicted
the common weal. If there is any nowadays that wears no corporation it will rule higher during the coming
pay one year in advance up to that
eral government is doing al) In its and It is not able to handle all the
I
The net results of this trust-bust- power to ward off the peril, having freight business offered It has been reader of The Guard who has over­ collar and is not afraid to nay what winter than for many years, It is
time 1*1.50) will receive both the
Weekly Guard and Semi-Weekly Re­ Ing campaign after all amount to but set aside 150,000,000 acres of forest obliged to order additional equipment looked this vital point in what might it honestly thinks on all subject«. said that consumption has kept pace
public, but after that date the Re­ little. The big combines go on do­ reserve lands, the prospective fam­ in excess of what was expected to be termed the economy of advertis­ The Guard Is the organ of the plain with production during the year, and
ing, he should not continue in his .people and it aspires to no other none has gone Into cold storage.
public will no longer be given free. ing business just the same in spite ine, according to Secretary Wilson, . meet the demand.
■
error
or thoughtlessness.
distinction.
“That record shows what a countr.
Consequently there will be no sur­
We shall continue to give the two of petty fines. Only a few weeks can be prevented onoly by the indi-
The central idea is this: The per­
plus upon which to draw as the sea­
developer a well-managed electric
agricultural paper®, however, the Or­ ago it was announced that the pa­ vidual holders or by state laws,
The Oregon Development League son advances, and the price is ex­
son who patronizes an advertiser, 'n.
egon Agriculturist and the American per trust had been dissolved because
"The waste has been incalculable," line is. There was practically noth­
< sends out this timely advice: The pected to soar. It will be a good
»-
of the court proceedings against it, said Secretary Wilson, "and the in­ ing on that line when it was opened, directly assists the publisher,
Farmer, the same as in the past.
eat and bread of Oregon advertis- thing tor the dairymen, and other
bles
him
to
make
a
better
news'
Our subscribers well know that tbe but yesterday's dispatches tell of a creased cost of lumber at present but now there is se'I lenient all along
I per, and enlarges bis sphere os 'is. .' g is the colonist rates. The people people will not complain, even though
I
Farms
and
orchards
ate
seen
on
ev-
bigger
and
stronger
paper
mill
mer
­
Weekly Guard has been greatly Im­
heralds an impending famine. The
fulness. The confirmed non-adver­ of Oregon are not neglecting this It makes drafts upon their bank ac­
proved during the past year, having ger than ever before.« The truth loss by forest fires alone amounts to ¡ery hand, while a great business lx
tiser is simply a reactionary force opportunity and there will be thou- counts.
¡done
in
raising
vegetables
which
are
seems
to
be
that
tbe
trust
never
was
been enlarged from a six-column,
hundreds of thousands of dollars ev­
The
road
de-
who clin»g ,o old ideals and old sands of people come to this state
shipped to Spokane.
eight-page paper to a twelve-page, dissolved, because the price of all ery year."
At last, a good word for our rail­
1 methods, and his notion that the peo-! to find homes between September 1st
veloped
that
valley
and
the
develop
­
kinds
of
news
paper
and
job
stock
seven-column
publication—almost
In reply to a question as to the
roads.
I. A. Bryce, of London.
pie
of
today
are
being
Influenced
by
'
and
October
31st.
However,
do
double in si2e. The price of the pa­ have been going steadily higher for probability of the federal government ment is still in progress.
brother
of the ambassador, says
"The reason that a country devel- gaudy, inartistic signs daubed upon your portion, and write another let-
per has not been increased, and we the past year, as every publisher and taking some action for perpetuating
American railroads are better man­
fences
and
dead
walls
is
nothing
ter
Just
as
soon
as
you
lay
down
this
feel that we are giving our subscri­ printer well knows. The paper upon the forests by replanting, Secretary ! ops when it has such a means of short of a reflection upon public In- paper to some friend In the older aged, In some respects than ara
, communication lies in the fact that! telligence that is resented by those ' states who should get the advantage those of Eugland.
bers tbe best newspaper in Oregon which The Guard is printed costs al­ Wilson said:
most
a
cent
a
pound
more
than
It
4
_
"It will have to come to that in • people are given a service that suits to whom they are supitosed to appeal of the low one-way rates to Oregon.
outside of Portland, and their pat­
Some of the Portland sore-heads.
ronage is proof that they also know j did one year ago, and with the new time, but the checking of the present | their needs. Frequent opportunities
it aud are appreciative of the fact. | I merger effected by the paper mills peril rests with the state and through are offered to go from one point to i
Says the Oregon Tradesman: Bill- Including the newspapers, profess to
another; produce of al) kinds can be PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
' board advertising Is worth some- believe that a third-rate man like
The constant raise in the price of prices will probably receive another state laws. The greater part of the
US PILGRIM FATHERS |
boost.
Eastern and Middle West country shipped conveniently, and the condi­
thing, but It Is far Inferior to other Smithson ought to have a show on
news paper, owing to the paper mill
It might not be amiss at this time, now looks to the Pacific coast for its tions of travel are ledal. Along such
methods. Nathaniel C. Fowler once the track with Dan Kelly. It is too
combine, is working a hardship on
President Roosevelt's speech at the|
laugh.
before the dust of the great presiden­ lumber, and if the coast states wish a line people will settle quickly eith­
stated that the fundamental basiB of
publishers, and our subscribers may
tial political battle obscures the are­ to maintain this profitable industry er as farmers or suburban residents anniversary of the landing of the) all good advertising Is vested in the
help us bear the burden by prompt re­
na, to review the situation with re­ in the future they will have to pass doing business in the near-by city. Pilgrim Fathers at Provincetown to-1 newspaper or periodical of regular , They begin the hold-up game early
mittances, resting assured that they
; In New York city. A pair of fif­
gard to what has, or bather what has and enforce suitable laws governing Such a road makes living in the day is printed almost in full in the issue.
The advertisement which teen-year-old kids were caught trying
will be given just as good a paper all.
country far more delightful, and peo­ Daily Guard. Since our strenuous
not, been accomplished in tbe way of it.”
the reader pays for the privilege of to pull off a "black hand” stunt
tbe time as the circulation and busi­
ple hasten to secure a place along the president has been too busy taking
making a beginning toward govern­
seeing Is worth a dozen times more there the other day.
ness justifies.
|care o f his hay crop this summer to
line.”
ment control of corporations. It
than the advertisement thrust upon
TRLEGIUrH STRIKE
Thanking all for their liberal pat­
, make au average of more than one
may be taken for granted that the
<
him.
•
AND ITS REMEDY WHV REALTY VALUES
QUESTIONINGS
ronage in the past, we are determined period of radical legislatioa appears
set speech a week, his utterances, af-
•
—
-
ARE
INCREASING
HERE
to aerit your future confidence.
; ter so long a silence, have special
Prince Y1, of Korea, who came to I wonder, ax I alt alone tonight—
to be passing, and attempts are now
The first thought of the injured
CHARLES H. FISHER.
Interest.
People are interested In ! this country, after being turned i
Alone wlthia the old, familiar
being made to enforce new laws.
principal
party
in
the
telegraph
|
Every
day
adds
activity
and
room.
Publisher.
knowing whether be is still determin­ down by The Hague conference, hop­
The effort to enforce these laws is 1 strike—that is, the public, is that the
If. In the many mansions out of sight,
strength to the Eugene realty market, ed to camp on Harriman's and Rocke­
ing to capture the sympathy of the
certain to result in more or less in­ telegraphs should be operated by the
They speak of me and wish that I
and It may be expected that by early I feller's trail, and concerned ax to
SHOULD NOT DELAY
president, takes the refusal of Roose­
would come
terference with business, and may
government, like the postofflce, and i next fall, when tbe colonists take ad­
ACTION TO SECURE
whether be Is contemplating an en­ velt to see him as philosophically as They are all there, the blessed house­
bring tp tbe attention of the country fhen there could be no strikes. It
vantage
of
the
cheap
transportation
hold band'
ELECTRIC ROAD SYSTEM most forcibly some fundamental prin­
largement of the Ananias Club before he did the sentence of death passed
I. only, shiver In the cold outside;
Is safe to sty that the majority of cit­ j fates by thousands, our real estate
the opening of congress. Borne of i upon him at home. About the only I. only, lift an eager, pleading hand.
ciple of our economic affairs.
izens would favor the operation tof brokers will more than have their them would like to know also how he
If Eugene people will get a move
thing left for him Is vaudeville,
Outstretched to reach a love that la
The imposition of a fine upon the I
'
on. they may be able to make ar­ corporations found guilty of violating the telegraphs by the national gov- hands full. This condition should regards the remarkable expansion of
denied.
it
turns
out
to
be
'
1
ernment.
And
If
not be looked upon as a boom, be­ the Teddy bear craze, and the caus­
rangements to have work begin at the laws of the country is bound to
Honest, now, isn't John D. Rocke­
I wonder should 1 know my mother's
once on this end of the electric sys- fail in its purpose it the offending ': possible that the telegraph service cause it has no semblance of such tic criticism of certain ministers,who feller exaggerating Iris anxiety for
face—
tMn that is destined to traverse the corporations are In a position, by In­ 'can be Impeded indefinitely by a unstable movements in the progress look upon It as blundering the cru­ the Interests of the widows and or-
The face that last I kl-vsed with
of some communities. It is rather a
be
demands
upon
strike,
there
will
bated breath.
Willamette valley from Portland creasing the selling price of their pro­
sade against race suicide. Possibly, pha ns, which he claims to think
south The complications arising ducts, to make the public bear the the government to take charge of the healthy and expected Increase of val­ too, during hlx summer's sojourn at greatly endangered by the prosecu- Lest I might mar that perfect calm
and peace
ues in the Willamette valley, where
over the uncalled for delay in ac­ burden of the fines. Nothing short | wires and reopen the service. as an
Oyster Bay, the president has learn-, tlon of the trusts? Since the Imposl-
That Love calix life but we 4>oor
We don't development has long been back-
cepting Mr. Carver's Siuslaw propo­ of fine and imprisonment applied to , | imperative necessity.
ed something new in the habits of tlon of that big fine he can see noth-
souls call death.
profit I ward, and the beginning of a rapid
Ing but financial gloom ahead.
sition should be sufficient incentive the heads of the gull®y corporations . know if the operators would
I wonder If my father's eyes would
' I by that outcome. Taking the case of growth in population and conse­ the sedentary clam, and Is prepared ■
smile.
to cause a hurry-up call to action to can have the desired effect. Federal
to Impart his discoveries to an ex-1
quent raise In values has long been
As in the olden times, upon his
be sounded in this instance. In some control of corporations, or even state postoffice clerks, it doesn't appear
pedant nation; then there are the ( Judge Carroll, of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
child;
due. The advance so marked this
matters the “better late than never” control, will be totally inadequate ¡that they would. However, the aver­
"undesirable citizen«” who are re- j set a rush precedent when he tried Alas! It Is a long and weary while
age citizen will say that the principal year in Eugene and Lane county is
an
assault
and
battery
case
over
the
axiom does not prove a good rule for j unless the control extends to the men
joiclng over the acquittal of Hay-|
Since any love like that upon me
party in the matter is the public, and not a transitory fluctuation, but is
telephone, with principals and wit-
smiled.
guidance, and Eugene should by this who establish and maintain the cor-
wood.
that the public’s rights are far su­ based upon solid resources and per­
All of these subjects and many 1 nexxes fifty miles away, fining the I
time beconvinced that prompt ac­ porations. This Is the only lensible
Have the grave questions in my sis­
perior to the rights of the telegraph manent prosperity.
tion is necessary to success.
more are embodied in the forecast of defendant (15, and accepting his i
view of the matter, but it Is also the companies, or of the operators.
ter's eyes
There is no reason why Eugene
I
promise
to
send
it
by
mail.
It
wax
I
a presidential speech, and especially
The building of electric roads in very view the politicians are inter-
Found happy answers till their
A favorite suggestion is compul- should nt»t, with new industries that one that the president has had a full , surely a case of wiry justice.
depths no more
the valley marks the beginning of a I ested in keeping in the background,
sory arbitration, such as exists in are ctnuing and the improvements week to ponder over In quiet without
Seem to brood over hidden myster­
aew era of development, and this city ! for fear It might Interfere with their
A panic, real or pretended, among
ies—•
New Zealand. However, there can­ that are being made, become a city even the clicking of the telegraph
ahould e- ,’eavo. to become the cen­ ! designs upon the people and the of-
Are they alight with heaven'x bles­
not be compulsory abitration with­ of twice its present size as quickly Instruments to break hlx meditations, ¡Wall street gamblers should have no
sed lore?
tre of a ».
n. r; dialing in all direc­ I flees within their gift. Hence ft may
out changing the United States con­ as It is possible to make such a trans­ As to what the speech really con- Influence with legitimate Investors 1 wonder If they know —they loved
tions, like the points of a compass. ! be regarded as little short of a pub­
In
railroad
and
Industrial
securities.
me well—
stitution. Under our present consti­ formation. and we believe that thia,
tains—well, read It for yourxeif In ¡The earning power of a corporation,
There are thon.-rnda of acres of as lic calamity when a question involv­
The petted darling of the. house­
tutional dispensation the law cannot expectation will b ■ realized. In the
.the Guard today and you will know—
floe land as can be found anywhere ing a great economic principle be-
hold band:
say to an employer that he must pay meantime, all of Lane county will' or think you do,perhaps- —what he la not the see-saw of bulls and bears, Methinks
that e'en in heaven their
°o the globe along these proposed i comes a campaign Issue.
Is
what
determines
tbe
real
value
of
grow
In
population,
and
realty
values
certain wages. They are supposed
hearts would swell
line«, much of it not properly cultl-
driving at. One thing stands out dls- its securities.
I to be free men, who hire whom they both city aud county, will have a tlnctly in this latest lecture on public
With grief, to see how all alone I
rated because the owners have not
stand.
steady upward tendency.
please,
for
what
tr'v
olease,
and
found it necessary to give it proper
morals and private virtue—that the
who
work
for
wnotn
they
"pleas*
for
I wonder, when I falter, over-worn,
trust magnates may be pro® eded
•kltivi itioa nor to’ make any effort
M HY THINK.NG 1' ERMONN
what they pie le.
With lonely days and even lonelier
Senator Fulton declares
r again they
to get out of it all tha< -*>ould be got-
against
criminally
—
oi
ADNERTISERB
PATRONTZI
nights,
Consideration of these problems
may not be, just as yr ou may be able
*«o from it, tn order to make good work to secure the opening
How all the bitter pain my heart
1 Is not productive of optimism. The
Willameete
river
by
federal
Boney. The .and has been so easily
hath borne
The Guard has a trig tamil y of reg­ to understand bls p< oxitlve declara-
Denver Post adds: So far as strikes
tlonx on both sides of ’ this Important
Must look to them In that eternal
Prod'i dive that ft has been a tenipta- priation from Eugene to the Colum-
ne
roiin-
all
In
La
nlar
readers,
nearly
on public utilities are concerned, gov­
light.
question.
.
tion for years to the ow ners to make bia.
H e thinks this lmprovement
Perchance they, seeing with that
ernment ownership would appear to ty. These number some 3:!>00, the
supplemented
feasible,
and
entirely
* living from It as easily as possible.
1 weekly cirriHa-
clearer view.
would solve the mere matter of strike«, but combined dally xn»
The op ■eration of these electric by free locks at Oregon
From which thia »arth's bewilder­
of
approved
: Germany is re­
A
soclaMat
leader
in
tfon,
which,
on
the
there
are
graver
objections,
such
as
new
York
Zoo
has
a
The
ing mists have passed.
lines will mean that this land is too prove a boon to the Willamette val-
the creation of a stupendous public five read- rs to »■aeh xu tacriber, ported In today's dixpi matches as abus- what-ii i-lt? and the experts are un- Beholding all the dark things touch­
»»luable to longer lie In practical ley.
makes the total m i m ber of persons Ing the United States because of the certain whether it Is an orang-outang
ed anew.
Senator Fulton lx right and bls service which would amount in effect
Elenes <<. The great farms will be di-
And life's enigmas plain gad clear
who rely largely up» n Th»? Guard Haywood trial, citing It ax an exam- or a woman.
Glvqn sufficient fi­
to
militarism.
Once
the
government
T*4*4 into smaller sections which will effort« should be appreciated and en­
a last.
not lew pie of injustice and unfairness. Most nancial backing there ought not to
took charge, the business would be for their nev
oerupied by families who will cnl- dorsed by the Commercial Club and reserved, by law, to the government, than 17,500. No paper In any part of of us think that this case wax rather be any trouble in making her a queen
Sty this: "The Lord will lead her
tirate the soil in the best possible Merchants' Protective Association of
safely on;
and unless congress made special pro­ the country more thoroughly covers good evidence that trial by jury Is to. of Newport society.
this
city.
With
river
steamers
and
**y' and these new families will
The weary feet will reach our
Its field than The Guard, and Its in­ day as free and fair as It ever was In
Colonel Watterson grows caustic
vision
the
service
would
only
be
able
home some day.
new business and every point barges plying on the opper Willam­ to do so much—with Its authorized fluence Is especially great because It America, since Haywood was given In handling the qptlon that human
And from her eyes, the darkness
•long the line will benefit from the ette as far as Eugene, there would be
every
opportunity
to
defend
himself,
la
an
old
paper
that
has
been
going
nature can be made over by law, so
being gene,
no need to further agitate the rail­ forces—and. In emergencies, it would Into ma.iy homes for two or three and In the end was acquitted, al­
business.
prevalent just now. This Is the pic­
God's hand shall wipe the burning
congest hopelesly, like the poxtof-
road
rate
question,
or
duscuss
the
®*rh of the towns will have Its
tears away."
flce business.
For Instance, when generations. This fact makes It a though there wax considerable proof turesque way he puts it: "I do not
^totners along the line of the roads car shortage problem. The present
So all the days, or dark or bright, go
tending
to
show
the
charge
against
splendid
advertising
medium,
since
believe
that
men
can
be
legislated
t there Is a railroad catastrophe, cut-
by:
** the new people come In to In- unsatisfactory transportation condi ' ting off a line, the express matter Is quality counts as much as qusntlty In him wax not unfounded. It would Into angels even red-nosed angela.
God gives His varying gifts of joy
tions
would
be
abolished
forev
er^
‘e the business each will receive
or woe;
carried around the breax by private the matter of circulation value, and seem rather that this trial should be.
**• *are
With the aid of our delegation In
hailed as a triumph of personal lib-' J. Edward Addlcks is once more The earth-worn feet go stumbling to­
ax
a
recognised
home
paper
for
so
companies,
while
tne
mall
Iles
until
®*gvne merchants can profit by congress It will only be a matter of
ward the sea
many years The Guard possesses both erty. nowhere else on earth as per-' before the public; bls third wife Is I
Where waits for me the Boatman
r J* trade from other towns time when congress must rerr.gnlz» the line Is restored. If the telegraph of these essentials.
suelng
him
for
divorce.
He
Is
now
i
feetly
axxured
ax
In
this
country
of
pale, 1 know
right to substantial recognition wires went down. In a great storm.
in poverty. That Is be has millionsj
•’ they pay better prices for our
—Chicago Advance.
and assistance, and we can hasten^nd congrew bad not provided for, Guard readers naturally do their ours. Social ism, like many other pol-
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