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m EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD ’ ; i.x’I EPENPENT PAPER from manj quarters T h T k LI- H. FISHER E,liter and Publisher. ,.t.d every Thursday at Eugene, Oregon. „tacription price, »1.50 per year, /¿d in advance; »2.00 at end of Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, ..Mica as second-class matter. x , ,,t, for Toe (HKird following are authoried to •nd receipt for subscriptions or “ nJct other business for The Dally Weekly Guard: •^îïLl. L. Clark. Mr. Haskell, 1 the fact ■ in regi with the Standard Oil, and the result reminds us ot one of Champ Clark s stories, He says that out in Wyo- ming. close to the . publi — 4c highway, is a mound with a wooden slab at it» head, upon which is crudely carved an epitaph reading: "He whistled for the grizzly and the grizzly came." OR. CHESHIRE ON FRENCHMAN BUYS CASCADE RANGE WATER and temperature it had undergone a change. 1 am getting woefully tired of drinking boiled wa ter and for relief I look through the window of the city council. Let us not hamper their efforts, but assist them as much as possible. Yours for pure water, W. L. CHESHIRE GOUD PROSPECTS FOR SAVING VESSEL Lemans. Sept. 30. Lazare Well- ler, the French aeroplane promoter, has announced that he has given an order to Wilbur Wright tor the con struction of fifty Wright aeroplanes the amount ot the contract is 1100.- 000. STEAMSHIP ASHORE WILL BE TOTAL LOSS Ml Kenzie Water Analysis Portland, Or.. Sept 29. 1908. To the State Board of Helth. Portland, Oregon. Gentlemen: — I have to report ex San Francisco, Sept. 30—The Mer- amination of specimen of water re , chants’ Exchange has a cable from ceived from Dr. Cheshire, ot Eugene. J Manila stating that the United States Oregon. This specimen was receiv I steamship Tarlac was driven ashore >AY, OCTOBER 1, 1IMW ed September 25. 190S. and had not Ion Borongau Island, one of tho 8o- Never mind who started the shower been packed in ice for shipping 1 moan group, September 23. She will >RHMHM PAPHRS. Upon examination no B. Coll were ’ probably be a total loss. of exploding political bombs, it has » found in 1 c c. quantities, but other We are again offering either the already driven General Apathy to gas producing bacteria were present, Oregon Agriculturist or American the tall timber and may result in and the water should be regarded Firnter free to every subscriber who making General Hysteria contnand- »1th suspicion. Would suggest that o MAIUUK» ♦ iirs his subscription to the Weekly er-ln-chief. another specimen be »ent, properly » 4 iced, for examination. cusrd one year in advance. For the Le offer of silver and kitchen sets Yours verv trulv, Putting a man on the ladder of At the home of Dean Sanderson in ” the advertisement on this page, success is the acid test. If he boosts' RAI.PH C. MATSON, M D. Bacteriologist to the State Board. Eugene September 23, 1908, Winfred yju may have them while they last. N. Turpen and Miss Sylva A Johnson, the fellow on the round above him. Address, both of Cottage Grove, the dean per Guard Printing Co. he’s the real metal; If he pulls him Dr. W L. Cheshire. forming the ceremony. The groom Is Eugene. Oregon. Eugene. Ore. down to get his place, he’s a »hoddy Dear Doetar:—-Above is a copy of a well-known and very • exemplary I imitation. report made to the State Board of young man of this city, while th< Health by Dr. Matson, bacteriologist bride was born and raised here, and 1 After an all-day shopping tour to the board, upon his examination both have a host of friends -Cottage I There is a movement or, toot in; with his daughter, an Illinois man of specimen of water received from Grove leader. France to reform the legal phrase-1 you. Clark P Devereaux, of Eugene, Yonrs very truly. L1O0, according to the Watsonville became Insane. Most men will nat- and Miss Eula Hoyt, ot Hillsboro, urally suspect that he was cra^y ROBT. C. YENNEY. Register, and lest the reader, and were married at the residence of the State Health Officer. especially the unsophisticated lay- j before he attempted to pull off such bride'» parents, Mr. and Mrs W. R. a stunt. Hoyt, at the latter place, Thursday nan. receive too severe a shock, it is MORE WORD FROM at 2 p m. A large number of friends ; said that the idea is being frowned | As an orator, Mr. Hearst is not, OIJl HILL OBKDIAH were in attendance. After a light on by the legal fraternity in this and probably never will be in the luncheon the couple left on a wed- (Special Correspondence. 1 ding trip. They will reside in Eti country and is not at all likely to Daniel Webster class, but as an all- Mapleton. Sept. 27.—Weather fair gene. gain -------- inroads here. But in France it1 round trouble-maker he’s the goods and cool, with some frosts, but not It now partially a fact that much of all right. sufficient to do any good. the superfluous language used in le-1 The fish run here on the Siuslaw Juat Her Luck. pl documents has been relegated and 1 There’s no law to prevent Evelyn river has been very light so far. The steamer Hazel takes down to the will be tolerated no longer. Thaw’s returning to the stage, but Co-operative I'nion fish cannery ev The reform consists of slmpllfl- sensible theatre-goers know how to ery morning from one to three tons cation of the phraseology of proces- turn on a "frost” when one is need of salmon. They get the bulk of salmon that is caught here on ses. writs and other documents sent ed. river. out by the courts of justice. The Well. Mr. Editor, 1 agreed in demand Politicians are finding rhe minister of justice, Briand, an ad-; last letter to you to tell you more vanced reformer along social lines, for denials so fast and furious that about our prospect in the campaign, is the iconoclast who had the courage they no longer have time to can but the old plutocrat* cannot keep still. It looks as though every time to attack the sacred jargon of juris them for distribution. we get in shape to accomplish some prudence, intended ta mystify and thing some one or more must chip in and spoil our calcluations. Ever awe all but the experts. Briand. since Roosevelt agreed to not accept .nceivi-g the idea of simplifica the nomination for president again, tion, of abandoning meaningless and we thought, yes, and even expressed antiquated formulas and verbiage, our thoughts, that he (the president I felt that the legal world ought to be The Independence party in South was a fair average man, but just see tonsulted. A referendum of an in Dakota has selected a full state tick what he and old Hearst are doing Warne ot with and to our president and treas formal kind was arranged, and out et, headed by Dr. R. C. governor. Dora—Did ysu ever see a man you urer of the campaign. See what they Mitchell as candidate for of 885 replies 727 were favorable to accuse our dear treasurer. Mr. Has reully thought worth marrying? Cora Ixits of them, but some other a change. A commission prepared When the Republican convention kell, with. Now, Mr. Editor, suppose he is a little oily. Would not we do the proper substitutes, which are of Massachusetts assembles at the about the same thing under the same girl had always seen them first They end of this week Lieutenant-Gover «aid to be clear and intelligible, and They say whiskey were all married. Philadelphia Press. nor Eben S. Draper will be named circumstances? talks. Yes, and money at least whis Briand has directed the courts of ap- for governor without opposition. pers loud at times. If anybody doubts peal to make and enforce the substi- it let them bring a good-sized bunch The recent Republican state con- tution. If modern French is good down here on the Siuslaw and try vention in New Hampshire was con enough for science, literature, pol- trolled by the old "machine" and af some of us natives once just for luck itics, business and polite conversa forded but another evidence of the and satisfaction. Yes, and that plu tion. it is good enough for law and strong hold the Boston & Maine rail tocrat editor of the Eugene Register road has on the politics of that state. must chip in and tell the people that Its instruments. the foxy old editor of the Salem The notion that precision requires James S. Sherman, Republican Journal, the independent, is doing all clumsy turns, repetitions ad nauseam, candidate for vice president, is de he can for our dear and loving old superannuated words and idioms, and voting the present week to speech party. Well, he is perfectly right in so stating, but what business is it of •0 on. is too ludicrous to be enter making in Illinois and Indiana. Next his? Why could he not have kept week he is expected to begin a tour tained seriously by any one w’ho We well know that he Is get- of the states west of the Mlsslssipi. still? ting quite a lot of the weak element takes the trouble to give the matter --- 0—•• At the recent election in Arkan of the party by playing Independent, a moment's thought. Why could he not have kept stlll- sas, Pearcy county, one of the two For God knows we will need all we state, Republican counties in the That was all a mistake of the can get. 1 suppose he wants to 1ml- elected the entire Democratic ticket tate Roosevelt and old Hearst. Weli, newspaper reporters in saying that for the first time in over forty years. I will chop oft for thia time. Taft and Foraker met and clasped —o— Yours as ever, ____ ______ who has been John ___ Q. Tilson, hands and agreed to forgive and for- OLD BILL OBEDIAH. nominated for congress in Connecti Boy—Gee. but dore's no pleasln iet, while the old soldiers roared A Democrat. cut, was born and raised in the moun dis generation of goils. I've et a pound their approval, Teddy says it was tain region of Tennessee and until of dirt, wiggled me ears an’ stood on H<>n to Get Strong and emphasizes each word with a he was a grown man he had never P. J. Daly, of 1247 West Congress me head till I'm blue in de face, an' flourish of the big stick—and the seen a railroad train. Several years street. Chicago, tells of a way to be nothin’ doin'!—New York World. ago *•»- he r>- graduated —--------- from Yale with newspapers will now humbly admit »nve distinction, and began the practice or come strong. He says: “My moth- that their representatives at Youngs law in New Haven. er, who is old and was very feeble, is How It Affected Him. deriving so much benefit from Elec town were deaf and dumb and blind, — ’ | —o— feel it is my duty trie Bitters that 1 Major John F. Lacey, who has been nnd that "nobody had nothin’ to do > » - a 1_« eV... ..» n n .1 o n 11 o r c i\f lit 5X' il to tell those who need a tonic and ’itn nobody”—or words to that et- selected by the stand-patters of Iowa strengthening medicine about it. In as their candidate for senator against Albert B. Cummins, was congress my mother's case a marked gain III man from the Sixth district for four flesh has resulted, insomnia has been The Playground Association of teen years prior to his defeat two overcome, and she is steadily growing Electric Bitters quicklj America has employed a man to go years ago by Daniel Webster Ham stronger.” remedy stomach, liver and kidney ilton. Major Lacey is a native of a ’Out the country to talk up the mat West Virginia, but has been a resi complaints. Sold under guarantee at in’ of every town having one or. dent of Iowa since 1655. He served ; W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. 50c. more i>iaygrounds cr parks for tiivi through the civil war. entering as a : of the people generally ml' private and coming out of the army According to Frank Morrison, sec ’!>• children in particular. The ilea; as lieutenant and assistant adjutant retary of the American Federation of Labor, the unions of America today general. ’’ 4 x »1 one and it 13 to be hoped have a greater membership than ev i-«t t.-.ia "drummer” of enterprising er before in the history of the labor movement, in the American Fede- •i'iri: win visit Oregon and help us Williams Indian Pile Ointment ralon of Labor there are now affil ntthus? somewhat along this line. iated 117 National and Internation will cure blind, bleeding and Itching labor unions, representing approxln ruerous persons must have been 1 piles. It absorbs the tumors, allava mately 27.000 local labor unions. ided of a favorite saying of the Itch I d g xt once, sets as a poultice, The number of state federations of sitn'n Cameron. Jong a senator gives instant relief. Williams’ In labor is thirty-six. and there are 541 Monk (the eaddlei - Ever since Pom Pennsylvania—"It's better to dian Pile Ointment 1» prepared for central labor bodies and local trade and labor unions.- In the aggregate ate that Gordon highlander he Gave, a thousand miles to see a piles and Itching of the private parts. two million men are members of the* do anything but play golf. 'ra>> '..an to write him a letter"—by Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mail 50c body or affiliated with It. and 1100 Williams Mfg <To„ happenings. A Re«»« natal» Arc umani. props., Cleveland. O. James K Lyman, the Y M C. A ^Fortner Attorney-General Monett, secretary at the University, Is now The circuit court of Gilliam coun employed on full time and will give Ohio, says he turned down an of- ty is after local option law offend all his tme to the college field Last *r of half a million dollars cash ers. nine indictments having been year he worked but half the time, r°® Standard Ool company, and returned by the grand jury. The the remainder being given to the su case of E C Rogers was dismissed pervision of other colleges In Oregon that the offerer demanded a The case of TfMjp new arrangement will demand a o** »100.000, if it was accepted, for lack of evidence Herman W Pauling was up Satur budget of over I120C. which is being Bar*»;) that wasn’t his reason for re- day The jury returned a verd.ct of raised among the merchants, ‘«SiEg it not guilty. Campbell Bros 'f •J»*’ !* dents and the faculty. now up for trial All he defendants *nen Inclined to find fault with have employed W H Wilson of The ^•diGons in America just remembe’-' Dalles and Bowerman A Butler for a six-room cottage to be D R Parker, of Condon Othere in •f rding to official figures.; dicted are F Eubank. Frank kidd by Wm L McFarland on hia *•* person out of every tblrty-eia ¡.^ and W M Snell, of Arlington. between Eugme and Spring- It will cost in the nelghbor- 9 England and Wales are paupers, 1 of »1000. "d things ar» getting worse ove-l that. he Kodn! in the beginning 1 the time ever cotne when Attendant Muaenm — Fir. acke» of dv«pfcp«'a will be *’ill not be needed many it if you allow these little j know very we that dogs are not ad n go unheeded it will take miffed bere tIm* put your ¡ V w II j’t my rood condition «««!i» . But It f> I r<»l Kodol today. Sold by all 50 did Al Holden li business. call for Perhaps fashion designed the Sburf—G«®- A DrurE- sheath skirt to disprove the charge ¿jdress all remittances and com- that 80 per cent of the women _ --------- are knock-kneed. By the wav, how In “ bgl ’ arl >' printing co ., Hugene, Oregon. the dickens did the editor who made that charge get bis Information? Politics and Politicians SF r f» B 9 V T I tt ui » j ti 1 E. I sü °i »äi 1 1 I 1 ' 1 linze piano never grows tiresome either learner or listener. Even crudely picked out tune can- ulse the rich, sweet tone of Instrument. The Hinze piano is ideal one for the learner or the finished ar Have one in your home. It give pleasure to all your own anil all who come to visit you. Victoria. Sept. 30. Tile work in the preliminary attempt to float the Humboldt is now in progress The weather is good and the sea as smooth as a millpond It is expected the attempt to float her will lie made tomorrow at high tide. J W. Barringer Is now waiting to move the old Smith warehouse on the depot grounds to the opposite side of the tracks A platform will at once be built on the north side of the freight depot so It can be put In com mission and the Smith warehouse, which is now used as a freight de pot. will be vacated. The work ot moving it will then beglu. Mr. Bar ringer savs It he cannot begin work on it before the rains set In. he will have to postpone It until next sum mer, as there is always a groat deal of water under the building after a hard rain and this will make it tm- poseible to work beneath it to set the rollers. While he Is waiting tor this job. Mr. Barringer will move a resi dence for Mrs Working on the lot at the corner of West Eighth and Wash ington streets. She has sold the property and will move the build ing to an inside lot nearby. BTOniA. ci IM lot Ynt Hail Lairs Bsan th. «f W- , I L *4- . X *4 J" •V e "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY" Tenth and Morrison, Portland. Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal C,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. <£Maid a Baxlaeaa Man: “Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough work. It will win out iu ths end.” Said an Educator: "The quality of instruc tion giwn in your school makes it the standard of its kind in the Nerthwest. ’’ <LOpen all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free. Ralereacea 1 Any bauk, any newspaper, any business man in Portland. HANOI BUSINESS OIBECTORY --------------------------------------------------------- Manicuring and Hair Dressing G. S. Beardsley, M. D Tolman Studio of work. IMn’t fail to mv picture« we are putting out now At half price AIM WilliUiiHte Street Haxting Sisters Rnglater Bldg. Front Suite GARRETT & MITCHELL (hr McLEOD DENTIST THE TAILOR Over linll'x Grocery Xo. AIM Willamette Mrect Register Building. *hoiie Main IOS. 1 I I 1ST SIXTH STREET Eugene Cleaning and Dyeing Works Teas, Coffees, Spices Everything |x»-il>le in churning nini or Chinaware Dyeing. ('all nt 30 I'jtMt Xtilth Street. G. B. I.IN KE, M«r. Corner Sixth and Willamette Sts. Phone Mnin 122 Eugene Electric Co. SHINN THE SIGN PAINTER 77 West Eight li Street, W IL SMYTH, ITop. i—Main 32, Red 4» 12. Jesse G. Wells ATTORNEY Register Building Gives apt vial attention to the ex amination of abstracts, drafting wills, settling estutes, conveyances and col lections. Also to all pension matters. I'hono Main 108, Wm. A. Martin Attorney-at-Law I. O. THOMAS Will practice In all the courts, Electric Wiring, Fixture. mill H u | h flee Warren Building. 536 Willam pliex Phone Main A. EUGENE, OR. ette street, over Crescent store. Smyths Transfer Co llaggngv storili ini' for leu ilay». Physician and Surgeon KI anil 17 McClung lltalg., I'lione Malli 17 Sili nix! Willamette S. D. READ Real Estate Brokers V" A Learning to Play Fish and Poultry Market DR. LULU MUNKERS-MARQUAM Physician and Surgeon Residence 28 East Eleventh street. Office, Register building. Phone Red • 281. Fish Recrivee! Daily SPECIALTY—Diseases ot women W. H. RIDGEWAY, Prop. Pitone Main 23. «2M Wiltamrttr Nt and children. : î ÎÎ2ÎÎÎXÎ22Î222ÎÎÎÎXÎ22H2XÎ23 •nnnnrtrrnntnnnnn Mamma Shopwell Says Sh e knows where to come when needing HOSE. Says: “I’ve done with tramping ’round; What’s the use? never found Black Cat Hosiery I’ve After looking every where, Stockings that with Black Cat compare. Black Cat Hosiery Grocery Department What to Have for Dinner? Is often a question of great importance Let us help you If you will call at our store, we may be able to suggest lots of things you haven’t thought of Everything we keep is up the highest standard. Buy your produce from us and get itjfresh. E. D. 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