year. This will be a loss of 85,- |bllity, positions of trust, positions
000,000 bushels from last year, but requiring reliability and regularity
will, st the same time, show a pro are being closed against him. He
an independent paper
duction equalled only five times in may not see that he is bounced be
the country's history.
cause he Isn't honest, for he may be
(HOILES H. FISH EH,
These figures c orrespond wi'h the able to swear with clear conscience
Editor and Publisher.
results of a canvass made among rail that he never took so much as a
way presidents and traffic managers nickel In his life that did not belong
oi'
roadg a ghQrt {
timt* a<o. to him. But he has taken liras that
did not belong tu him He has had
Subscription p’ice, *1.50 per year 'hat the railway» would ‘T aU', to be sent for. He hasn't been faith
an ful. Ke has lied as to why he was
U paid io advance; *2 00 at en<i of
(enormous b(J8iness
versal sentiment ts..
he un|- out late, aud as to where he was last
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, •otlrely
b“> •» night. He has gone upon the theory
that it was nobody's business how
p^tuflee as second-class matter.
he occupied his time outside of bus
iness hours. Yet the growth of a bad
Agents lor The Guard.
„.t ”
""»• »">• character. If you are at all close to
The following are authorized to
it, is about as obvious as the growth
tale and receipt for subscriptions or |
of a corn field. The prudent business
yaasa^t ether business for The Daily I
'U'
man does not always wait until he
-ad Weekly Guard:
Creswell—J. L. Clark.
has a case in court. He prefer» ’.a
crowded
with
°
r
adi
“
r
®
Coburg—Geo. A. Drury.
settle
the little things with his em
^Kht.
and
u
tbev
r>
h»°'
her
klOd
Of
Address all remittances and com
| haul from the gr/in^TL“0 'UUCh
ployes before they have gone that
munications to
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
make a record filiy Un t
*,U far. Business is becomiug more and
Eugene, Oregon.
year. All over th P t0 th“’ of last more exacting on the point of indi
I-re buJ0:7XdX7th?ere r vidual character. It is looking out
e
THURSDAY, AUGUST 29
can carry promptlv and ?
dS for integrity, and it 13 saying that
I «on the tracks are so J
27 ** whatever the head of the house ts
¡loaded ea-s that m
covered with the salary list must be clean This
T.4LK WITH WEEKLY
is Impeded.
move,9««‘ of traffic' demand opens a wide door to the
I
GUARD SUBSCRIBERS
girls, aud there is only one way in
The publishers of the St. Louis Re. uiand at t
" rkln8men are In de ¡Which it can be closed against them,
public (semi-weekly) have been prosperity are *.ag<3nd th<> 8|Kns °f and that is ti meet the competition,
forced to raiM the price have
of their pa- and corner of ^Parent ln ^very nook and by the removal of it through
per to us (owing to the Increase in Hurries „„
no ionger 7,
worry
n<1‘ t^roumS consolidation.
fflf EB6EIE WEEKLY GUARD
■s»
word of this. And I wall make good son the cars have been packed tight
if It takes every farthing of my pri er. ea< b carrying more boxes than ev
vate fortune."' Statement of Pres-
ident Moore, of the defunct Oregon er before. Approximately one-third
Trust & Savings Bank, to a Portland received from Southern Califor
Telegram repo: ter.
nia fruit goes to the railroads fur
Mr. Moore may be honest aud sin icing charges at the rata of about
By Admiral BARON YAMAMOTO of Japan.
cere in this statement, but he wants *380 a car, or a total c f about î 1
to finish where he should have be 000,000. The other $20.000,000 |>
|T is now over fifty years since America first
gun. He is willing to risk his pri divided lietween the growers aud
opened intercourse with Japan and introduced
vate fortune" if necessary In order to shippers and for charg s of packing
Us to the nations of the west. We all know
promote certain, stocks and bonds. and material.
That is what he should have done iu
what we owe to the United States for the de
New banking institutions, new
the first place it he had sufficient
velopment of our industries and commerce
confidence in these securities to un hotels, mills, schools, chur'hes. hos
and also for the education of a number of
dertake their promotion at all. lu- pitals aud residences; street paving
our
countrymen. WE ALSO ESPECIAL
aud
electric
railways,-
and
yet
E«
stead of that he kept his owu means
tuc ked safely away in some bank that
has Just begun to grow, Hu
LY APPRECIATE THE SYMPATHY
he had more confidence in than his people are waking up and are ro-
SHOWN US BY THE AMERICANS
own, and risked the money of work termined to take advantage of their
DURING THE LATE WAIL
opportunities,
They
have
taken
the
ingmen and women, who had been
Our interests, commercial and otherwise,
Induced to trust their savings to his advice of an expert, who says,
Either run a town with a vitu, or
keeping.
areao INTIMATELY INTERWOVEN and
Mr. Moore should certainly be Just sell out and loaf. One thing
the cerdial relations between us of fifty years’
given an opportunity to rede«;» him must be doue—run the town for all
standing are of so firm a nature that I can con
self. As the first step, however, in that it is worth, get up steam ami
keep
it
up.
Do
you
want
trade?
Bid
fidently aflirm that THEY WILL NEVER
this making of a real man from a
piece of distorted human clay, a for it. Do you want business to
BE DESTROYED by mere trifling incidente.
twelve months' sentence in jail—the come to your town? Encourage
LATELY SOME LITTLE DARK CLOUD DID
IT
IS
TRUE
THAT
limit of punishment—weald serve a what you have, Do you want a pros-
OF THE SKY, BUT LT IB NOTHING
APPEAR
IN
ONE
QUARTER
porous
town?
Thcn never permit
most excellent purpose
It would
DOES
NCT IN ANY WAY REPRESENT
BUT
A
LOCAL
SQUALL
ALD
give the high-toned gentleman time the Jealousies to rule your action«,
ANO EVEN THIS
THE
GENERAL
STATE
OF
THE
WEATHER.
but
work
together
for
common
pr
>s-
to reflect upon certain business eth
SLIGHT CLOUD WILL SOON BE DISPERSED.
ics that he has evidently overlooked perlty and mutual benefit.
during his dizzy whirl in the realm of
R
R
R
Reduced to plain English the de
high finance. Should it be found mands now being made by high 11-
By General STEWART L WOOLFORD, former Mlnleter to Spain.
convenient to put Mr. Moore at the ninclers through that portion of the
highly useful work of breaking rock press under their control or suscept
Ttt the seventy years of mv life I have seen two wars brought on
the price of news paper), and we at large, and attract little attention
with a sledge hammer, the lessbu ible to their influence is: Give us by the thoughtless and ill considered action of the newspapers.
«.not afford to give It away free rsade
from the multitude
would not be altogether lost upon immunity for all past law-breaking
h
'
newspeper
with ill
the continue
Weekly this
Guard.
However,
Qr„
him, in shaping his future career. and license to ignore laws whenever THOSE WARS MJG1IT HAVE BEEN AVOIDED.
offer up
to Oc- readers
more than
pTslinTimerest'VSe
I
we
wi..
***'
~
-----
-
TODAY ALL THE INTERESTS WHICH CENTER AROUND THIS
Some of the state papers are just It might serve to remind him of the it is to our Interest to do so, or we ll
toner
;::7. at which time it wfl). conflicts between the bulls an i i h
NATION
—THE THOUSHTFUL BUSINESS MEN—ARE OPPOSED TO
now
discussing
the
country
school
character
of
the
toll
by
which
the
tober
1, 1907
be POSITIVELY
withdrawn. All who of speculation.
ear*
plunge the country into a financial
BEING AGAIN DRAGGED INTO A USELESS ANO AN UNNECES
dollars,
dimes
and
pennies
were
ac
[teacher
problem.
Most
of
these
edi-
(A •
and Industrial panic. Meanwhile the
: tors, learned as they may be on oth cumulated before they were garnered administration stands pat on the slo SARY WAR.
pay one year -----
in advance
to that
---------- up *"
------------ -
SUMMING
I'P
OF
RECENT
er subjects, have little real knowl- Into the vaults of his trust company gan of the MiaHses
time (*1.50) will receive both the
"Ixx-k up all
War Ix'tween the United States and Japan would be a crime against
RAILROAD LAWS e(jge of the work of the teacher and to be Invested in stocks and bonds of
Weekly Guard and Semi-Weekl»' Re
convicted law-breakers.”
history.
War bctwecu us and Japan woujd be a crime against religion,
public, but after that date the Re | In the Review of Reviews for Au are therefire able to write volumln- doubtful value. Such an experience
for
in
no
place in the world is more toleration shown to religions of
should
enable
the
bank
president
to
Eugene
Is
not
going
to
have
a
ously
,
unhampered
by
such
stub
public will no longer be given free. gust, Robert Emmett Ireton makes
born things as facts. The editor of view life from an altogether differ building boom, but there will be a all kinds, und we have established onr ruligiou in the land of the
We shall continue to give the two
-----
v
.h- n, i,n •«’alysls of the general results the Guard taught school several years ent standpoint and might induce him lot of building done within the
agricultural papers, °
K •
, __!of recent railroad legislation which
mikado.
egon Agriculturist and the American shows that passenger fares were and, therefore, has less to offer of In to put that ''private fortune" he next year fa order to keep up with
War between us and Jajxin would be a critno against commerce.
guarded
so
tacredly
i.om
the
clutch-¡the
demand
for
business
houses
aud
terest
than
these
erudite
theorists.
Farmer, the same aa in the past
either actually reduced or affected
Speaking of country school teach ea of bankers like birrrelf to such | residences. Keep in mind the ta t Between us let tliere be rivalry, let each do bis beet, and may that
Oar subscribers well know that the in twenty-one states: Alabama, Ar
that Kugene is destined to double SPIRIT Of FAIR PLAY exiat which says let the beat tnan win.
Weekly Guard has been greatly im kansas, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, ers an exchange offers the following uses .is will benefit his fellows.
j
in population In three years or less ‘
which
is
respectfully
submitted
as
proved during the past year, having Iowa. Kansas, Maryland, Michigan,
War lietween Japan and the United States would be against tiie
NEM’BPA PRES Mt'HT
aud while building operatkins may
affording food for a little thought:
been enlarged from a six-column, Minnesota,
Mississippi,
Missouri, i "Teaching a country school is look
STRIKE HAPPY MEDIUM have the appearance of a boom, it ( spirit of the age.
eight-page paper to a twelve-page, Nebraska, North Carolina, North
------
[will In reality be only a solid, sub
1
seven-column
publication—almost I Dakota. Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, ed upon by many people as a rather
I
A man, who, by the way, is a close stantlal growth
humble occupation to be avoided. In
double In size. The price of the pa-1
By Viscount AOK1. Japan«»« AmBeteeder to the United States.
______ 4
South Dakota, Virginia, West Vlr- good times, when there is plenty of and consistent reader of all of the'.
per has not been increased, and we ____
Z, -. -
I liave naid time and again that THERE IS NO JAPANESE-
. , .
i ,
,
. glnia, _____
and __________
Wisconsin To-ecnt rates
newspapers that he ce i get an oppor- | That it is within the power of the
feel that we are giving our subscri now prevail in Arkansas, Indiana, employment in other fields, it Is dif
magnates of high finance to throw AMERICAN SITUATION. There exi t between the two govern
tunity
to
peruse,
and
whose
knowl
ficult
to
get
teachers
enough
of
mer
bers the , best
_______
the country into a panic may be true,
„ newspaper . in
.. Oregon
,
Illinois, ________
Minnesota, , Missouri, Ne
outside of Portland, and their pat braska, Pennsylvania, and Wiscon it to supply the district school. Some edge In .-egr-rd to general questions I more's the pity; but that they will ments no different»» or ill feeling of whatever sort All this talk of
and Issues of the ’ ty la remarkably
ronage Is proof that they also know sin; and in Ohio, since 1906; two- thing in town, even though it yields
possible tr >uble between the two nation«, so devoted to each otlier, is a
smaller wages, i« preferred. This good for that reason, was heard to use their power for such a purpose,
it and are appreciative of the fact. and-one-half-cent rates in Alabama
rather
than
obey
the
laws,
is
In-
MERE PHANTOM CREATION OF WILD IMAGINATION
newspapers
that
the
idea is a mistake. Town life may complain
The constant raise in the price of and North Dako a. North Carolina
afford more pleasure and more chan gave too much space to San Fran- !Conceivable, not to mention the per that ever seer.is to haunt the minds of irresponsible story makers andi
news paper, owing to the paper mill has established a two-and-one-quar-
ces to spend money and to fall into cisco, to the trial at Boise, to the gonal danger in pulling off such a trouble hunters.
combine, is working a hardship on ter-cent rate; West Virginia, a two-
evil ways, but In character building war rumors and to the thousand and stunt.
publishers, and our subscribers may j cent rUe fo|> rallroadg over fifty
There is not the slightest cause for anxiety in the American-Japa
no occupation has proven more effi one other subjects that make tip the
The plumbers of Goldfield, Neva
help us bear the burden by prompt re- mlle8 H IeDKth; Iqw>
a sliding cacious than country school teaching. news of the day. He thinks that If
nese
relations, and if there is any it is not liecauae of the actual exist
da, are striking because they can't
mfttances, resting assured that thev
The pure air and regular hours of just about half of the space was de get $0 for eight hours' work u day. ence of any difficulty between the two countries, but because of the
will be given Just as good a paper all m||e; Michigan, a two, three and the country give physical health and voted to boosting for their communi
the time as the circulation and bust- four-cent rate- Kansas, Maryland vigor ,as well as mental strength. ties the newspapers would be the real Thia Indicates that labor union tyr dogmatic influence of gome UNWARRANTED PRESS TALK
and Mississippi two-cent rates for More men and women of note in the help. Now there's a lot of truth in anny is as unjust and unreasonable that often tends to drive even the calmest temper of the public into a
ness justifies.
as capitalisation tyranny when it pos
Thanking all for their liberal pat- mileage bcoks; the railroad commis United States were country school what he says.
sesses the power to enforce its de whirl of tempestuous rage
nonage In the past, we are determined sions of Georgia and South Dakota teachers In their early lives than
Discussing a similar point of view mands.
R R R
have been authorized to establish came from any other calling."
to merit yonr future confidence.
a California exchange abates that it is
By Rear Admiral JOSEPH B. COG H LAN. U. ». N.. Retlrnd.
a two-cent and two-aud-oue-balf-
CHARLES H. FfS.iER,
The storm-stricken people of the
probable that such a man would be
cent rite, respectively; and Oklaho- I HANK WRECKERS SHOI IJI
Publisher.
We of this country ar* jealous of the friendship of Japan. W*
the tiret one to criticise the borne lower Willamette valley would do
I tr.a specifies In Its new constitution a
RE SENT TO PRISON papers If they took that stand. and well to move down to lane county,
discovered it. Th* friemlship which was framed
maximum, charge of two cents for
he would probably be the first one to where they will be assured that the
BIG CROIS ANSARE
between us even at that tiin*, when hereditary feel
Of co»* no panic will result make invidious comparison« between cyclone aud thunder storiu will never
< ONTINUKI» PROSPERITY passenger fare. Virginia's Corpora
tion Commission has adopted a two- from the failure of the Oregon Trust the home papers and those from oth destroy their property or endanger
ings made each of tia look upon the other as bar
Sunnier-anting the to'a!'- »-■! *3ti- cent rate for trunk roads, a three- company bank in Portland. It wa er cities. The Issues la the graft I their lives.
barians,
has grown greater as we learned the STER
mat»< of t>e ;neornment cro" report, rent rate for minor roads, and a one of those iqstltutlons, not con canes are teaching great lessons to
LING WORTH of the other.
While the race of mow ing ma-1
the N w York Journal of Commerce I three-and-one-balf-cent rate ou one ducted along legitimate banking the people of the country iu their set
Japan has even since then been ready to accept
►as ccmoil'd special reports from i or to lines. Kansas may adopt a flat lines, organized to speculate w’tt tlement. The trial at Boise may be chines to be pulled off at the Du
1300 correspondents In the grein belt 'two-cent rate on the supposition that the savings of poor people. Its fail preliminary to the awakening of the Page (111.) county talr Is o t-nslbly
and adopt the BEST OF OUR IDEAS, and we
of the nation, resulting In a showing what is remunerative in Nebraska ure. sooner or later, was inevitable, people to the fact that the la lust, ia! I for charity, it may in reality be a
tuu
Larveau.1
m «
have been und are adopting what we think are some
t.alniug
stunt
should
prove
equally
remunerative
and
that
it
came
as
early
in
’
its
ca
troubles must be settled by the gov
for August that puts the laugh on
of
speed
to
beat
out
will
ueed
a
lot
'
in
Kansas.
Georgia
’
s
legislature
is
reer
was
fortunate,
because
it
might
ernment
and
th»-
people,
gnd
not
bv
of
the U-st of hers. One bad one she has taken from
all of the calamity predictions made
a few months ago when s'“ding, cul still in session and hat measures af in time have enlarged Its scope of the parties to the trouble» in a con Uncle Sam.
“yellow journal" talk and “faked" interviews.
tivation and all other work nf the fecting railroads it will enact Is yet operations until many more indi flict which sets aside and ignores
Talk
about
a
financial
panic
Is
FRIENDSHIP,
FORMED WITHOUT BLOODSHED AND
viduals
would
have
been
fleeced
of
to
be
determined.
THAT
THIS
Jaw. The governmental question« are
farm v as delaved by mins and un-
arrant nonsense. With good crops, •O BENEFICIAL TO BOTH COUNTRIES, MAY EVER REMAIN FAST
their
savings
when
the
crash
did
Important
to
people
who
are
desirous
ses»">n»bly cold weather. The Jour- i
high prices and a d arth of workl ig
come. The cashier was a real "high of being goed citizens.
AND FIRM IS. I AM SURE. THE FERVENT WICH OF ALL CLEAR
Mt cf Commerce and the government
men, a panic Is impossible. To pre
flyer,'' and the o.her active officials
It
is
possible
that
sometimes
a
lit
HEADED PEOPLE OF BOTH COUNTRIES.
s'rtistl far s sg.-ee that favoring Au-!
were more interested In get rich tle too much is published to suit cer pare for a panic we must lave II; ■
gu«t weather, such as now prevails,
The truth is that the girls are get quick speculations than In looking tain persons on crrtaln subjects; In ’rops and low prices for two or three
will bring ‘.he crop totals almost up
T
ting
the better of the boys In many after the Interests of their depos- other cases possibly not enough Is years, and a throng ot id.e men.
I
to last year’s re*ords.
That Hattiesburg, Mississippi, pa
THE t'KOU N OF IXIVE
The I tors, whose savings had been large- published to satisfy them
Wise is
f*1* outlno't for th* corn *ron J lines of genteel employment.
Official anouncement has been per which has offered Governor Var
ly gathered up through the distri the editor who strikes e happy medi
li.
'
boys
may
complain
of
this
as
they
partlci'.larly satisfactory. The condi- ,
God lead your footsteps la the light.
. The young bution of small patent savings um. Each one must work a" -.ording [made that pulljanirm has been erad- daman *7500 a year to become its
And I am happy, though there bs
1 - :a Ji’y 1 ahowed that while ------
win, ,__
I
Icated
on
the
Island
of
Leyte,
one
ot
editor
may
be
placed
iu
a
very
em
banks,
scattered
over
the
city
by
v oman In this, and many other towns
In His good will but Stygian jig it
to his own lights.
the grnwi-~ *om In the gr*it nroduc-
I
the
Philippines,
and
accompanying
it
barrassing position financially if h<
And outer darkens» Lett tr me.
after a certain hour are quite as hired canvassers.
But when the person r- furred to
I T b*lt w - t ■
-’••le-Iy healthy. It
The other banks of Portland were suggest the giving of more space to was a naive statement that only fou should call its bluff by accepting the
much
In
evidence
on
their
way
to
God guide you with hka tender am
vas sever: I weeaa late. The condi-
work as the young m»»n; and the right In refusing to help bolster up the "boosting* of this section he i palljanes were now alive on the Isl- job.
Life's devious pathway g>,n- y
t on r'oor'ed on August I Is suffi
adn.
such
an
Institution
as
the
Oregon
down,
should 'onsfd r wtat th«-people them-
ciently gmtlfy -e to remove all doubt man at the window can see that they
It's
mighty
lucky
for
thrive
who
And I nail not care.thcHtgh th • tv?!;»
hold up their heads as if they were Trust company. It was far better selve« o -e doing, certain men hav»
»• to the site of the crop for the pres
Why should that Vermillion outi do not want war with Japan that
1 cower 'neath Hi» sternest fronti.
ready to meet the wo.'id and their for all concerned to stop and take an formed ai'ocla'ions ail are adver
ty, Illinois, min go to the experts« Senator Bob Taylor and Representa
ent year. Weather condition» In Jnly
is doing
employers. They have none of the Invoice of assets and make a clean tising the caucty. The pr
r*re particularly favorable for the
of erecting a monument to the mem tive Hobson, both of whom will take So with Love's rose-wrought coro
net.
appearance of having deprived them up and distribution of those that Its part. Rv try news item brims
Vow lug erop which Is now, aecord-
ory of a prize rooeter, while the em their seats next December, will not
Your fair white brow Hix hand
selves of the necessary amount of are of value. Some day there ought with advertising of the resources
blem of the democratic party re be in the same branch of congress.
1 I to re-erts from the fifteen corn
adorns,
EJ tor lai co in-
or of corrying a headache to be law’s in Oregon and every and o-pcrtunlti? •
I know no pang« ot old regret.
p -’ducing stat*», just about normal sleep,
mains unchanged?
other
state
of
the
uni'ia.
Imposing
with
them.
Indeed,
on
a
fros-
the
risk
of
meet
has
be°n
nr.rd»
r
But praise Him for my crown ot
Eugene's banks are among the
Yhs Journal of Comm*rce predicts along
thorns.
along with them. Indeed, on a crisp severe penalties upon those who rake repetition and attracting th* accu
most
solid
in
the
west,
probably
be
» *nvTi crop ot 2,700,000.000 bushels,
Lawyer Guggenhelmer, of New
— Reginald Wright Coffman.
morning It is pleasant to see how and scrape together the saving« of sation of playing a fid. Bit still
most
cause
they
are
located
In
the
shot»» *oual to the crop of 1905, and
They are getting the th* frugal poor for th* purpose of there are some people who think the York, went all the way to Paris to prosperous section of Oregon.
LIFE
frcr'>l*d in the country's history only cheeks glow. beys because th y can Investing them in wild-cat specula
members of the pr ;nrtlo.i and pub express the fear that the Roosevelt-
?v the bumper crop of 2,927.0r0,ft0<t better of the
or-busters
were
engaged
In
a
little
licity committees and the newspapers
be trusted to come to their work in tions.
Today a bundle swathed In down.
WHATM THE WORF,?
bnsbel» last y ear. The improvement
The only panic tnat could result should do all the work. What are job of king-making. Better come
Tomorrow, boy like, tanned and
good
form. They niay not be as
good
form.
I- th« condition of the corn is par-
home, Guggy, and help head 'em off. The shades of night were falling fast
brown?
strong S3 the boys, but they take care i from such a failure, if our laws were these critics doing themselves?
Vntl rly noticeable Iti Hllnoir. Iowa
village
streets
When
through
the
they
should
be,
would
be
con-
what
of their strength. They don't smoke,
Today, a lover true and bold,
there passed
•nd Nebraska, the three states that
We hear a great ileal about the
While there Is more or less edi
they don't chew, they don't gamble, fined to the rogues who constitute
Tomorrow, striving hard for gold.
A
score
of
people,
all
who
asked:
Frmf’iee about one-third of the corn
value or the corn, wheat and cotton torial spluttering on the subject,
they don't drink, they don t loaf. ¡So the boards of directors of these
"What's the score?”
but there are others, the fruit some serious but the most of It face
t*-* nation.
Today, a triumph and a name,
ciety puts up arbitrary rules for the swindling concerns. There la an crops,
Tomorrow, ‘ What Is wealth and
Take the state tious, we haven't heard ot any can The night wore on, the curfew bell
The winter wheat harvest is well
crop, for Instance
aching
void
in
the
penitentiary
for
girls, and they must abide by them
fame?"
Mvuaced and In many «‘itrf-ts fin or lose caste. The boys are suf such men that should not longer of California alone, where the esti didate for the presidency advocating Began to toll Its hoodlum knell,
Still
up
the
street
was
beard
a
yell:
mated value of the orange and lemon getting rid of the Philippines.
ished Threshing reports Indicate re-
Today the last descending sun.
"What's the score?”
fered to make their own rules and be unoccupied.
crop this year is placed at *30.000,-
•"lts much better than were expect
Tomorrow? Life on earth is done.
take the consequences. Many a boy
—Byron William*.
No careful reader of recent news Far, far from borne in other climes
000, according to the Los Angeles
ed • month ago. both as to quantity
thinks he can be gay and deceive ev
Times. So far this season 26.408 could fall to be convinced that there Amid the crash of war at times
•nd yield. The average yield In nine erybody, and he runs along until be
Simon Klovdahl states that he ha*
carlods of oranges and lemons have la aa much lying In a big strike as Tts said the soldiers' voices chime:
•teat states Is given te 17.5 bushels.
finished bis sis miles of location
"What's the icore?”
loses his Job. By that time he is
been marketed east of the Ro^ky In a political campaign.
PS ring with 18.7 bushels per acre
vest of Eugene for the Siuslaw road,
"If I am left alone, unhampered
apt to think that somebody has un
Mountains. Of these 23,338 were or
but has not heard anything more
Perhaps In that far distant land.
y«ar. While there has been a
dermined him, and to look quite past by thia threatened arrest and proa- anges and 3070 lemons Based upon
from Carver In regard to the matter
Even before Harriman confessed Where angels flit on every hand.
R'jht deterioration In the condition
sec
ut
ion,
I
shall
be
able,
within
the
himself in an attempt to locate the next 3<) days, to realite on the bank's
further work. He states that th*
the capacity of the cam compared that he would like to own all the We'll h*ar them shout to beat the ot
H spring wheat, the ewtlmate« place
distance to Hlachley and that coun>
Business is all
the “
time
band
” "*"*
— securities to an extent that will per with last season this would amount railroads la the country It was sus
*te t tai wheat production of the guilty party.
i try la nearer to Euggne than to Cor*
"What's the score’"
bars against the gay mit us to pay off every cent we owe
— Exchange. ' valEa.
tenntry at 850.000.POO bushel’, com- putting up
1 mean every to over 28,000 carloads, for this sea- pected that be had such hankerings.
Positions
of
responai-
,
o
f
oar
depositors.
tet-d with 735,000.000 bushels last young man.
War With «Japan
Would Be a Crime
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