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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1908)
KV4IKNE WLEKIl GUAUD.TH! BSD YY, SEITKMBKR 10, 1OOM GUARD the object Is the ¡¿pro' 1 tlon of fitness is smothered under As the Boston Herald sees 'em, mind, the enlargement the demand for party success As a "Tru rusts are of three kinds—good, -S-DEXT ni-ER the defense of the g 3V€ i clt Izen he may strive to bad ar.d Indifferent." Our educa- we say with just as ,—■rtfijiLEf H. FISHER le in w heth r not a Candida tion mav have been ne.UecteJ, but "dltor ttl>J Fubll-li. r. that they are a blesii n ut he is likely to be co fused if a trust is a monop. ly. as we havs need that those whe rig y shed ev-O' Thursday at Eugene, ; clam nr nt friends and f< es. so been taught to believe, it is neves- .over wrong should put Oregon. he vot he straight party sarily bad -for everybody. « A1 world their SsMcrlptio“ price. »1.50 per year. Intentions. ket owners. t;pi.d tn adrknee; »2.00 at end of plot and execution are OD when the object and en e nefa- A dago barbe r. doing busluiss In ’•gj-ered at the Eugene, Oregon, rlous. Every family Is Du: • Ig ' moil....... t Aliens Bvi, I ret so Johnstown, Pa., solved the probl ent -utoffice as second-class matter. ing Itis tor V McFarland la clety. every business fir of bow to deal with a Black Hand 45 building permits, the cost of build -^Tgents f<* Tbe G““"1' banking institution. Th blackmailer, by killing the one who lag aggregating ».’>6.352. Thia is at, —, ‘follow 1 ng ar-o authoried to have no capacity to keep For the past five secret are i Portland Evening Telegram.) demanded ,600 of him. A few solv- average month. .nk receipt for subscriptions or u‘rJct "nkiness for The Daily i unfit for positions of trust anywhere It is really amazing how the Vni- inga of that brand and there would mouths, or since the office of lnape< tor was created, the coat of building 'Secret societies have done Incalcula verslty town of Eugene is growing. be no Black Hand. ____ eek > Guard: <*«11--J. L- Clark' for which permits have been graut-| ble good. Some of the secret socie It Is very beautiful tn location, and <d amounts to nearly »290.000. In ?huri-Geo. A- Drury’ Well, suppose William Nelson April it aggregated »83.800. tn May. ties have poured a very heaven of the people are taking hold with hear address all remittances and com- sunshine and benediction into the ty enthusiasm to improve It. The ! Cromwell did make a *60,000 cam »24.045: June, over »T.i.UOi' and ■** guard ' printing co home of suffering. Some of them are new depot Just completed it not only paign contribution? He cotlld af July. »17.675. Hal the offk? ot In Eugene, Oregon. founded on fidelity to good citizen ample in site, but Is artistic in de ford it. If he got the *2,000.000 fee spector been in existence 'a March, the report for thai. month would have lÍRsñu » E ITEMI» Eít IO. lOOM ship and the Bible. Ch'ist has given sign. and gives the traveler a first I out of the transfer of the Panama been much g-eater than foi any ot • (’'—»...I he >... was ....... credited with u'.ts guttlug, j. the months since. During thai month us a rule by which we may judge, impression of the place which is pow-|Fanal, the new Presbytenan church build-1 PREMI! M PAPERS. not only al! Individuals, but all se erfully enforced when he enters the ; couldn't he? Ing. the stone Bible Universi.» hal’d-( cret societies, "By their fruits ye town It is an unusual sight to be Ing. the Colemon block and aua.e'ous, Ws are again offering either the Phrases are as courageous as di residences were '.»"tun, N > permits | Bad societies hold hard surface paving In a town lOrefoa Agriculturist or American shall know them." Fashion is now demanding have as yet been l.taued fot the new Rrnier frewto every subscriber who make bad men Good societies make of. sav, 10,Out) Inhabitants. Eugene seases. pars hia tuus. iptlon to the Weekly good men. A bad man will not stay has so paved all of its principal a square deal in female figures, with two-story brick to be bulli by tba, >rner >f West, jourd one year in advance. For the in a But for all Hovey heirs at the good society and a good man strets. and the impression made upon all curves eliminated. Eighth and Olive streets, i r for the Ifr* offer of silver and kitchen sets that the that, it is the "one best bet ” not three-Btory brick to be erected or. I stay in a bad a visitor is deep and lasting. It Is' the advertisement on this page. l will will not West Eighth street between Olive yus may have them while they last. I society. Test these societies doubtful If a better Investment could j girl with curves and dimples and Charnelton. Thev will swell the ! by two or three rules. Their in have been made. It is so in any town i lack attention. Address, figures for September to a good to- Guard Printing Co. I fluence on . home. That wife soon but it is particularly so in a univer Eugene. Ore. A paragrapher mistakingl.v speaks tai. jloses her Influence over her hue sity town like Eugene. Inspector McFarland's report for of "young men who realize that they August follows: 1 band, who looks upon an evening U.WICAT1ON- OF New buildings are being built in are a little shy on brains.” There I E. B. Barger. residen e. XV ■ st direct primaries absence as an assault upon domestic every direction. Most of them are ot "ain't no slch " When nature fails Twelfth street. between Jefferson ! ity. That wife who becomes jealous a substantial character, and represent to give brains, it gives so much and Monroe; »1000. | of her husband's attention to art, or E L. Gum. bungalow. East Six | The only real argument of any a good deal of money. One of them, "gall” that the victim never realizes teenth aud Patterson. »1500. force that has been made against the I literature, or religion, <or charity. five stories high, indicates pretty I the lack. O. 1. Circle, addition to residence ¡ilrect primary idea is that the voters ' is breaking her own sceptre of con olearly the faith Investors have in th« corner East Eleventh aud Hllyard; jugal power. But let no man sac- place and the certainty they feel of rtl not turn out to vote, and that Maybe It's a wise move on the part i »30''. A. G. I.udeman, remodelling resi rtpresentative government will not , riflce home life to secret society life, its rapid growth The people of Eu of the Methodist preachers of Neb- 1 as some do. Some men are as genial gene have been wise in making their dence corner West Tenth and Mon- ¡be so fully attained through the di- raska to demand pledges from all ’.roe; »4 75. I Ut primary as it is through the as angels at the society room and as street improvements, not alone for republican candidates for congress J. S. Luckey, bungalo, corner West ugly as sin at home. the pleasure and convenience of on the speakership question, but Eleventh aud Lawrence streets;»!,• [contention system. 000. those who dally use them, but be many will have to "be shown.” But a real vindication of the direct liLOOD TRANSE! SION HAS H. A. Green. residence, corner cause they make it plain to every vis primary cornea from Missouri and West Sixth and Van Buren; »800. WIDE POSSIBILITIES itor a high average of citizenship, pen Perhaps after all the baseball Kansas this year. Comparative fig Mat Month, residence, corner Moss which is willing to stand a tax to nants have been won the politicians avenue aud Villard boulevard; »1.- ures published by the Kansas City There was a case of blood trans benefit the whole community. In will be able to work up a little more 500. Star show a total Republican vote of fusion recently reported from New this respect, as well as tn others, Eu enthusiasm, Mrs. M. Berkshire, cottage. Walnut | Meanwhile they might 1116,283 at the recent primary elec ark, New Jersey, that suggests all gene is setting a good example tor try ruunlng In a little canned en- avuuue; »500 tion in Kansas, as against the regu- W. F Gwrroll, repairs, corner Four sorts of possibilities, Briefly, the al- other enterprising towns Ln tbe state thusiasm to flll up. teenth and High; ,300. lir party vote of 163,671 at the gen leged facts are that a woman, suffer- to emulate. 11. L. Chilson, repairs, corner West eral election in 1906. Tbe nomina Ing from a surgical operatlon, and The republicans of Ohio, Indiana, Seventh and Monroe; ,500 But the starting point ot it all un tion of candidates In tbe Kansas elec C. B Johnson, barn and repairs. whose life was saved by an infusion doubtedly la tbe often-demonstrated Illinois and Iowa seem to be In the tion was merely an Incident in the of blood drawn from her husband, fact that the people themselves are worst Jangle of years, and If Mr West Second street; 9600 T. Orr. residence. Monroe street, tint test of the primary plan. The showed, after her recovery, a surpris all right to begin with, therefore the Bryan Is defeated it will not be the between West Fifth and West Sixth; I (politicians contended In opposition to ing development of her husband’s town must be all right, quit« as a result of republican harmony and »1000. the enactment of the law that the D. Zumwalt, addition to residence, characteristics. This surely should matter of course. united action. Willamette street: ,1000 people would take no interest in the be a case for Investigation by biolo J. H. Patterson, residence. East nominating contests. The friends of They are holding men beauty Ninth street; »2500. TXM) .MANY' HOMICIDES gists, psychologists and, perhaps, oth the measure insisted that the demand shows in Europe. We'd be willing T H. Davidson, residence. West j er ologlsts. The merits of transfu for a direct ballot came from the peo sion of blood as a remedy in certain Nine thousand homicides occurred to head a subscription to send sev Thirteenth Btreet and Harrison ave- ] mu'. $600 ple Tbe results afford ample justi cases have been clearly demonstrat in the United States within the last eral local competitors. If they will E K Wheeler, residence. corner fication for the claim, as 80 per cent No other civilized nation agree not to come back ed, but we believe this is the first year. Jefferson and West Tenth; ,322 7 (Of the vote of the dominant party was W. C. Voran. residence, corner case In which the patient took on the showed such a gory record except Anyway, no town In Oregon, out West Ninth and Lawrence; ,2‘ 400. [cast at the August election. The four Furthermore, qualities or characteristics of the per Mexico and Russia, Miss M E. Pritchett, cottage, , West counties vet to return their official I there were fewer convictions for side of Portland, can show better son furnishing the blood. and cleaner streets, more fine resi Sixth, between VanBuren and Jack- count will increase this total to a fig crimes of violence in the United If such results as those alleged In ison: ,100e ure within 30.000 votes of the total this case can be accomplished by States than in any other country, dences, well-kept lawns and substan O L. Langford, cottage, We I tial business blocks than Eugene. party strength. Sixth, between Lincoln and l.aw- blood infusion, vast possibilities open These startling facts were brought rence; »1500. In Missouri the results were quite to the Imagination. The mutual swap out in a discussion before the Amer- Mrs. Z F. Slgmen, residence, West Hope should always be cultivated is gratifying to the advocates of the | can Bar Association. In session at ping of blood might remove many Without It this old world would be a Eighth street; »1000. direct primary plan so far as the to-1 Two causes were assigned E L. E. Fisher, laundry building. family differences. Perhaps cases Seatie. place. However, it I tai vote was concerned. Without a of Incompatabllity of temper might for the fewness of the convictions— mighty dreary South Willamette street; ,1500. to keep In tnlnd that is just ar -veil R W. Veatch, barn. West Tenth contest to awaken interest the Re-1 be cured by the process, it Is even the facility with which the courts it takes votes to carry an election. street, between Lincoln and Law publicans polled 50 per cent of their [ possible that a taste for expensive permit appeals and delays, and the rence; ,150. full party strength, as Bhown in the i hats on the part of a wife, or of cost leniency of the American public to F. Working.apartment house, latw- for 1 rence street, between West Sixth and elections f 1900 and 1904. ly cigars or club life on the part of a ward murderers. "The law's delay” West Seventh; »4000. The Democratic vote in Missouri husband might be greatly mitigated, was proverbial In Shakespeare's time. Mrs. M Wald, residence, Charnel Geneva, Sept. 8.—The United *as within 45,000 of the total vote of or. perhaps, entirely cured by the It is doubtful, however, if ever at any States is to have a conspicuous part ton street, between West Sixth and 1904. and fell short of the vote of transfusion of blood from one to the time in any country such an amazing In the deliberations of the first In West Seventh; »2500. Mrs. T. A. Gilbert, residence, coi ¡1900 by 100,000. While the pri other. It is not for a mere layman maze of technical loopholes existed in ternational congress for the repres mary vote in Missouri was not so rep to do more than make a suggestion, the administration of so-called jus sion of the adulteration of alimentary ner West Eleventh and Washington; »2000. resentative as the vote in Kansas, it but the subject seems to call for in tice as prevails in the United States and pharmaceutical products, which Mrs. M. F. Dunlmr. cottage, West convened In Geneva today for a ’as sufficient to vindicate the prl- vestigation by experts. at this present time, The more heln- week's session, The congress Is held Seventeenth street; ,500. J. Atkinson, bungalow, corner Jef Biry idea. The fact that between ous the crime, the less probability under the auspices of the White ferson and West Eleventh; »1500. 1W.OOO and 250.000 Democrats par that the guilty will be punished has Cross association, which Is Intended C. H. Hywr, residence, corner West complimentary to the Red ‘ ticipated in tite preliminary contest come to be almost the rule in this to bo Sixth street, between VanBuren and Cross Society. If the modern Bluebeard Proves that the direct primary bal- country. Dr, Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the Jackson; ,350. Mrs. Belle Sweany; addition to res- < t attracts a far greater interest than Direct primaries are being held in has money, he stands a good chance bureau of chemistry of the Depart fdence. outner Columbia avenue and the old convention plan. many states for the first time this of escaping the gallows, no matter ment of Agriculture, heads the offi East Seventeenth; ,500. from the United In Missouri and Kansas, as in year, and In nearly every Instance how clear and undoubted his guilt. cial delegation W E Zuber, brick business block, States. Reports of Dr. Wiley's scien Iowa and Texas, where the primary the results have jolted the strongly- tific experiments to determine t he Willamette street, between Ninth and MEN At ING TIDE OF GOLD !*’ was tried this year, the results intrenched political machines and relative values of articles of food and Tenth: ,5100 C. R. Stevenson, cottage. Moss ave- drink had preceded him and at the **re the same. In every instance It relegated many politicians of the old j nue. between Thirteenth and EI f- In the current Issue of Harper's opening of the congress today he Iteentb; •as demonstrated that the people school to the oblivion of enforced »400. was one of the most prominent flg- F. A. Tozier, cottage, corner West The Chicago Daily Weekly, Byron W. Holt writes of the urea. Dr. Wiley will present three I •*re merely waiting for the opportu- retirement. 8*y that has been denied them un News, in discussing the trend of effects of gold depreciation on prices papers to the congress. These will I Fourteenth and Stewart avenue; "Annual production," deal with the purpose and working ,801 set tbe old convention system to take events, says that the direct primary an 1 values. I, M Tozier, cottage. Lawrence he writes, "has doubled twice within of the Food and Drug Act, the ad party is receiving the attention of the best Mrt in the selection of their vfsahlllty of excluding chemical pre street, between West Eighteenth and twenty-four years. Notwithstanding Nndldates. servatives from all food products, W> -t. Nineteenth; ,950. thinkers of the e day and Is being dis- that gold has been hoarded and ac and the Importance of securing, I Wm. F. Wallace, cottage. Nine cus ised by the newspapers i and from street and Woodcock avenue; Ten years cumulated for thousands of years, through an international congress, teenth • rostrum everywhere, SD HI T ORDERS. THEIR j the ls the world's tota direct pri- H. D. Cherry, residence, corner I\FLl’ENCE AND WORK age j the advocates of th it now four and on r must men ■ East Fifth and Pearl; ,2 000. — ; ma rv were looked upon by It I Mrs. D. M. Stephenson, bungalow, but not so was In 1850, nt I•» Whzt Is the moral effect of Free a« cranks and dreamej er M XN Y GRE VI It V IT was in 1890, and STATE FAIR corner Park ami Oregon avenue; *»«N0nry O|.| Fellowship. Knights of tod lay. Many of the s a ?s have al I So great have been the number of A. B. Anderson, resident' ¡bthi.3 an4 numerous secret tocl- . rea .dy embraced the id lea and others than it was in 1$ industry of this entries in the Standardbred rlasses I East Thirteenth and Colon uno n the home? Solomon, the wil 1 follow as soon as I the ir laws can of horses for the coming Oreg n nue; »1000. will be striking, •I* man . said: "Discover not a se- be rAvisod to that end. G. S. Wilkinson, resident flt e w - State Fair, at Salem. Sept. 14-19, j law chants, builders ( that the board of agriculture were j art avenue, between West T eenth nor her." and had good rea- come aw arc C compelled to provide additional barn ¡and West Fourteenth? ,100 • oh for laying such an injunction. > acc n to P< Mrs. D. E. Burrell, cottai room. This has been done In th« wr in fa is time, as in the prer»ent. ■ Ne' ant a ahane of a large barn 2 20 feet king street, between East Fiftet vot I>eople too much dlspos d Ich will afford I S ,1...... raes, each stall J. J. Nlcolle. resldenrt corner 1 they knew. One-half the tò < and these are West Tenth and Lincoln; ,2 n n pvery community comes 1of d le of a seven- •Rld-n<p. lllah Dr. F. E. Seiov« fact that so many people not T whlch ertend» street, between El Seventh the structure, East Eighth; »200 the capacity to keep their pr i V k fcouthw « it. We have two ears hut wh w h all accommo- G W. Uli. resld i and It is well Fifth and Lincoln; o&ly on* tongue, which is suggestive vot de as m any d. There Is J. H. Maxwell, cf the fa that we should hear more vot ng for 250 Stand- dence, Harrison id and our tell. By the power of the wh their ighbreds. 1 West Twelfth and >n facili ,300. ivnlged families, churches. are a utm< G. O. Ritchey, residence, East *tight»orl ods and even nations fly B1U Thirteenth street: »500. •Mn B ' ’he power of a secret kept the » I road ma P Total. »50.352. Of 38 Highland he 1 f h arlties, reformatory move- of w nt is ho avenue, e , «ays: "Have a n h d Christian enterprises may ' OUF ar a cough every been tr oth s 1 Last winter 1 winter • d. It is an often discussed inf 1 tie 1 r'-medles, but tried m ¡HQ whether aasoctafl 'TiR that wh a t ntil I bought a .von Id thp roti. ß n ha their work without clo^^d Ing's New Dfs- bladder ■ admit their member« th was half go Mat* 'j and areet each other with aft’ * This wtnt has followe PM TTf a ffi w d Ht Louie hod th* F nugh I t King’s N*> joct lor wh tha r btoti in 11 rough ai ried Ken p 1 under guaran hacen ta ood as i wr ¿4 all's drug st we «a h e bottle free. a ra e is wn . But r AUGUST WAS GCOU MONTH FOR BUILDING *> Racket Topics We always have bargains for every body, and new bargains are being added to our stock each week. • • WATCH OUR ADS.. 1 hey always contain BARGAINS ..VISIT OUR STORE • • A look over our stock will convince you that we give better bargains than you have ever bought in Eugene in any other store. A Few Items Hooks and eyes, per card 3 papers pins_______ No. 1 brass lamp burners 12 dor. white buttons Wire coat hangers — Large size dish mops — Pan cake turners Jet black stove polish Quart tin cups Pot covers, any size----- Crepe tissue paper Men’s hemstitched hd’kfs Hasp hinges Can openers 3 papers carpet tacks. — Toilet paper, per roll f Some Ui lc 3c 3c 5c 5c 5c 5c 3c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 36 candles ______ Baby bibs, fancy__ Rolling pins Large 'sponges______ Shawl straps Dust pans Doon egg beaters 30 ft clothes line Large lunch box Stove pipe dampers Meat deavers Good pad locks Set double nine dominos 10c 10 c 10c 10c 10c 15c 13c 15c 15c 15c 15c Rag dolls ........... Nickel plated shears Glass dippers Murphey’s Racketstore 35 East. 9th Strset. Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, l-L.B., Principal <I_We occupy two floors 65 by too feet, have a $20,000 equipment, employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive 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. <LSatd a Business Man: "Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough work. It will win out in the end.” Raid an Educator: "The quality of instruc tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kind in the Northwest.” <L<>pen all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free. References : Any bank, any newspaper, any busir.eaa man in Portland. KASPARILLA Thissterling household remedy is most auci < wfully pn-scnbcd for a "world of troubles." ror derangements of tbe di gestive organs it is a natural corrective, operating directly upon the liver and ali mentary canal, gently but persistently stimulating a healthful activity. Its lienelicutl influence extends, however, to eterv portion at the system, aiding in the processes of digestion and assimilation of L i, promoting a wholesome, natural appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad breath, Irregularities of the laiwels, con- stipation and tire long list of troubles dire'tly traceable to those unwholes me conditions. Kasparilla dispels drow-i- ness, headache, backache and desjiond- ency due to inactivity of the liver, kidnevs and digestive tract. It is a strengthening tonic of the highest value. If it fails to satisfy w<- authorize all dealers to refund tin porch i ■ pn< e. H oyt C hemical G'. i'orti .i. l, Oregon OLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS I PORTLAND, OREGON WRITE FOR j CATALOG | School that Place» You in a Good Poaition «.-'FURS'HIDES W fnr ~ «*•»!*. I* t/> MML WW« *MMy f’T W • r J ‘ r . . j . V| n r H f I. U» ahii« Raw Fnrw f - t • ~ WM m t» •MtkBB W '• r HUNTERS& TR APPERS'GUIDE J03 PRINTING OF HL KINDS EXECUTED *l THIS OFFICE
