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I KI’GKNK wmi.r GVAKD.THl RSPAY. JVLY 1«. IPO* ers have become veritable cranks the subject An Insistent demand aS IX de pen dent paper every sectil TJT vki . ls h . fisher made upon Editor an*I Publisher. Club to ca TTiished every Thursday at Eugene, resentative ‘ Oregon. practi. al subscription price, $1.50 per year. may have be lf ¿dTin advance; $2 00 at end of dent W. K. N iMrn.pred at the Eugene, Oregon, of horticulture ,,nd-class matter, lclub "THE SCHOOL O! QI KLITY” Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal CAVe occupy two floors 65 by too feet, Lave a $20,000 eijuipmeut, employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, reœive more calls for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution. 'S ------ . for The Guanl. C.Said a Business Man: “Keep hammering aw.iy everlastingly on thorough The following are authorled to <*otnes from Hon. J. W Bailey, .tat. work. It will win out in the end.” Said au Educator: “The quality of instruc ^ziand receipt for subscriptions or dairy and food commissioner on be- ,«asa t other business for The Daily , half of the dairv interests 1, and ........... the I tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kindin the Northwest.” . ----------- C,Open all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free. j Weekly Guard: j bankers of Portland and other cities j ^Creswell—J- L. Clark. ■ and towns of the state are of one References : Any bank, any newspaper, any business man in 1’ortlamL rlburg—Geo. A. Drury. Address all remittances and com- mind on subject — the —---- Many of the | citie« throughout Oregon are building dropped upon the wood specimens I candidate on the tail end. Thia is •“ guard ‘ printing CO. Kugene, Oregon high-class hard-surface pavements, under test from any height up to 1 the first time Bryan has had a cred- and everywhere you go you find men three feet. It is so constructed as to liable running-mate. Kern, while talking of good roads. THl KShAY. JULY Itt. 1®OÄ be both automatic and autographic. not a national figure, is a highly re As a result of this it has been de The specimen under test is drawn on spectable gentleman of good ability PREMI I'M PAPERS. termined to hold an Oregon good a long sheet of paper which con and possessed of excellent standing We are again offering either the roads conference in the convention stantly unwinds from one cylinder in his own state of Indiana. Oregon Agriculturist or American hall (sixth floor) of the Portland and rolls up on another. This record F,rm.-r free to every subscriber who Commercial Club, Tuesday. August is drawn by means of a pencil attach John Mitchell showed his good ” , his subscription to the Weekly 11th, with morning, afternoon and ed to the hammer of the machine. Cuard one year In advance. For the sense by declining a vice-presld. n- evening sessions. No Interest In the From the results to be obtained Zee offer of silver and kitchen sets ' -he advertisement on this page. state seems to be more anxious to' from the tests made with this ma- tial nomination. However, it is no new thing for Mitchell to show him You may have them while they last. have a part in developing -------- «—.a good roads | ' chine the forest service hopes to be self to be more level-headed than Address, sentiment into realization than the able to devise more accurate and re Guard Printing Co. his advisers, That's why he ranks railroads, and as a result a rate of a j liable methods for calculating the Eugene, Ore. fare and a third has been made for stresses which timbers used in bridg- head and shoulders above other 83- this meeting. Tickets will be good es and other structures subject to called labor leaders. the day before and the day after the repetitive load ng have to stand. Pendleton's postoffice receipts for meeting, so that it may be extended the past three mouths wore 34759.70 PLAN TO DEPORT over the second day if necessary. HINDU IMMIGRANTS —About $2000 less than Eugene's. An Interesting program will be pre There is one thing above all oth In point of postal business Eugene is pared, but there will be no long- ers that Eugene needs to make her One thousand Hindu residents of the third city in the state, and it is winded theoretical speeches — practi fsture sure, and that is a gravity British Columbia will be deported to moving up to second place with long water system, fed from mountain cal men will be secured and practical India if the plan of W. L. Macken strides. questions discussed. The Good Roads Murces. it is the one thing that zie King, deputy minister of labor, Associations of Oregon and Washing we must have, no matter what the ob Honduras is hollering for the is approved by the Dominion govern stacles in the way may be, or how ton will be asked to co-operate in making the meeting a success. The ment. He claims that there are 10UU United States to protect it from be difficult they are to overcome. basis of representation will be an East Indians in Vancouver, New ing invaded by Guatomala, and only- Three-bmrths of our people believe nounced within a few days, but all Westminster and vicinity, out of the other day the corner-stone of this and have expressed their opinion commercial and industrial bodies, work and who are living by begging. the building that is to commemor- time and again at the polls. Further Of this number 300 are willing to ate eternal peace in Pan-America county judges, county commissioners more. they have elected a council editors and mayors will be author be deported. Under the law the mln-j was laid in Washington. pledged to carry out th-wishes in ised to appoint delegates and urged ister of labor has the necessary au- j Chis respect and ar? relying upon One palmist having read two elec- ; to have a good representation pres- thority to order the deportation of them to »Olve diftieul.ies that ent. the other 700. If the deportation tions to the presidency in the lines stand in the way tf the consumma plan is carried out the Canadian Pa of Mr. Taft's palm, ft's up to another tion of their hopes. cific railway, whose steamers landed ■ seeker of free publicity to do as That the water bo.ids will be ulti PROFESSOR DISCOVERS the immigrants in Canada, will carry ■ much for Mr. Bryan, even if he has WORLD GROWS BETTER mately disposed of on fav.rable them back to Hongkong. Mr. King's sale' that one would be enough for terms we ha'e no doubf, the broker plan is to have the Dominion govern-* hln.. age firms playing, we believe, for The University of Wisconsin recog inent pay the cost of transportation the best terms they can secure. La nizes that there is such a science as from Hongkong to India. The Salt Lake Heruld wants to know why baso ball is so itopuhir ter, with general financial conditions i sociology. It proceeds upon the as The people of the United States can with the people, The query is ans- gradually improving,, other bidders sumption that society and the ten well afford to lose a few thousand of wered by a wise nespaper man with will app ar if those already cn the dencies of social cvblu.iali are as :he Hindus on the Pacific coast, j the suggestion that It may be be ground insist on conditions that are profitable a subject for study as th» They have been brought here in vio-' cause ther ■ Is always a possibility unreasonable, e:• are in conflict with promotion of foreign trade, the de- latio.i of the law in a great many in- of the crowd killing the umpire. charter provisions. Anyway, as we velopment of agriculture, art or llt- itaac s, and the transportation com understand their offer, the stock erature. Among the professors in panies responsible should be com-' The I difference between the human holders of the W Ilan, ¿tie V.ili y Co. the University of Wisconsin is Pro- i polled to take them to their own 1 Bpellbii: i.:> r and the p ionograph I are willing co tr.kn IH-i.C- ) f the lessor Jerome Dowd, who has de- ccuut-y. They are a bad class of peo that ’ • can dodge the former, as h toad issue and transfer t’.i ir plant voted a large amount of study to i the ple, being neither useful nor orna- onF nks nt stated timesand p'aces to the city. If the entire issue can present tendencies of .nr social I ev- meutal. while the latter is thrust upon yon not now be disposed of this offer olution. Professor Dowd is not one should at least be accepted, and the of those who believe that economic, Goevrnment experts say we waste at any old piece you may chance t< )( ,000,000 tons of coal every year stop for a rest. remainder re-advertised. If no bid is necessarily a dismal •deuce or ders appear with an acceptable offer, that the study if sociulo toad.; to on account of careless and improper If the greatest man is ne that <en then The Guard's suggestion of a few mgke one a pessimist, says the Oak mining methods. Much coal is left days ago of a popular home issue, in land Inquirer. as pillars to support the roof of fer« the most hspptnes^. fia many small denominations, would no doubt In a recent paper before the Amer mines, and the upper beds are more belie ve. the name of tn* ¡at® Joel b"ing the required funds into the ican Association for the Advance useless because the lower strata are Chandler Harris (“Unelo Iteinus' ) treasury. Salem has found this a ment of Science, Professor Dowd d i fi mined first, We 1' ave, in short, al- 1.« engraved high up on ths roster of successful method of disposing of sented from the conclusions of ce r- most 50 per cent of the coal under tie great. In British Columbia, on ichoal district bonds, the issues of tain sociologists that all modern civ- ground. Seeing the wheels go-round is fered being readily taken by local ilizations are degenerate and des- the contrary, it is stated that almos' about the most enjoyable show the people. tined to early decay, and stated his 98 per cent of the coal is mined oct, recall' d factory and mill workmen There Is no use to get “cold feet” belief that such predictions are un because proper method« are used. have been up against for some time. on this water question, and follow warranted. After examining some of The mine-owners of this country May the show have a record run and the advice of the morning paper, the conditions which produce a by should realize that their methods are attendance. which has all along opposed the product, or moral perverts, as well ruinous to themselves, besides help- •ishes of the people in this respect. as the physical and mental defec ing to deplete the nation's supply En»e<io |s tn have another market If even another $100,000 is required tives, Professor Dowd concludes that of fuel. day nuxt month. If these days could to complete the works, after the pres many of the conclusions of decadence be made a regular monthly Institu A London dispatch states that a tion they would be of benefit to the ent Lsue is expended, it would be are based upon unreliable data and the best investment that could be are hasty assumptions from passing fashionable milliner, whose name is farmers and draw trade to the city ■nade. Every day men of high stand phases of social phenomena; that to as well known in New York as in from a much larger area of territory. ing in other cities of Oregon are day the untoward phases of life are Pari end London, last week invited To say the least, those Central telling The Guard that they are exploited to an extent never known j her clients to s e a display of hats »itching the developments in the before: that while there are many I especially designed for Ascot. Ail American revolutionists are very In- »»ter situation closely with the ln- causes contributing to the decay of that you can dodge th • former, as he conslderate to be getting busy just Itntion of coming here to live when our civilization, yet, on l the other'18 in hes high and nearly 7 f-et in as the b-ise ball season is reaching the interesting stage and the presi It la settled right. They regard Eu- hand, remedial agencies are at work circumference. ‘ They aro certr dential campaign H about to open $ene as the Ideal home city of Ore- to a greater extent than ever before, I ly large," said the milliner, “bul see no reason to suppose th" limit and that there is no reason to believe zoa. once an ample and unquestioned The r“mf-anniisl reports •npply 1 f water is secured. A grav that the forces of destruction are the dlrtenslqn Fas been reached yt ¡The Baltimore Sun suggests that if county officiels are printed ity ijstem direct from the mountains most powerful. If yon want day's i Guard. This paper by Professor Dowd is the hat problem continues to gr )W •HI bring with it, not a boom, but a posted on our financial condition, i in importance, the government » ill a strong argument for the more thor P*fttant-nt growth and Increase of read them through carefully. Population greater than any enter- ough and sy stematic study of so. tai j have to Lave a secretary of rr.illi- nery. Ptiae ever set on foot or contemplat phenomena «o that reliable data may Loeb denle that story about ed here. be accumulate I and intelligent effort "Teddy ” buying a a. million-dollar site The Guard has given th • earll'tt Thn people have faith In the mem for social, moral and economic for a residence In New York, but we and most complete reiMirts of the bers of the city council and believe reform undertaken by individuals democratic national conven’ion, just don't understand that to mean that ’beir hearts are in this movement and society. as I' did when the republicans were he couldn't If he wanted to. a,<l that they will succeed in over- ______ I__ In se-*: n at Uhl.ago. Th‘s i* '*e- Johnson seems to f every obstacle. They should <ause it has the most complete ne*-< alliteration in Mln p'-t alolw the pessimism of those who d Port- e republicans hav •y» controlled by ult rlor motives to t more- The ^Courage them, realizing always Jacobson for elu.'Ur dal I ib*t the people are back of them f !?d in cig^t 11,11 »ill reward their fidelity to a , or 56 igea of Sure; Public trust with everlasting grat- lumns. dogs by k«ie and confidence. thosts Is salt on their birds by iiE( HKEs f *« In poltttca tails. > he At pated FOR GOOD ROADS ng else—lt‘s 1 ani no w » winner and ^td r ads” seems to have be- at th« Ohio Anna Gould's D» qns aqi sqiuoiu luaoaj u; atuoa caught rv a before “ huh w 'CT t i >r **•0»' every conversation when a ll'e-wntene»- ■roua dents In T of citizens get together, says rea I moo a rf a ’ ■crtland Chamber of Commerce 2 thinks they'll to b w ►d ♦ WjCO f'«r •*kly news letter. During the last Bryin has n ig somehow, i nd 1 at fur 'or president an 1 »eeks there has been more dis- a «WF.n of ROc4 roads among mem- Both 9TP t IV' *nor. to rt of th Portland Commercial Club tunte d thfrrf-fím* t’»n ther has about the great polltl- Aft«r aÎÎ ra l<f an t done, ”1 «snips ign that Is before o*. When ickets own for r*a! ma rs in the e get together they •ar In »1 ni thou d to wonv»i tv ik- It is the s» r It h a r.iarry Die IT.« 9. ted d vb sro wera, while automobile own- a 15( I • :::: • o r*: ♦♦ : L :: HH I >♦ •♦ •♦ * Columbia Grapho- phones ♦♦ ♦w H The Home of the 25c Gold Moulded Records HILL’S GUN STORE 513 Willamette Street» Hoxie Cartridges :: :: ♦- ♦< You can now kill anv game to be found in the world with t no shot by using Hoxie Bullets. A Hoxie Bulk-t will expand it shot at a pum} kin a d will penetrate 3-16 inch steel plate. If it strikes bone it will penetrate ma iy incb.es and expand per fectly afterward on striking flesh. 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