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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD
r GUAR», TH I KH DA T, NOVEMBER 12. 19<M
which treats of the conservation of the forests soil water, and HARRISBURG NOTES
all the other great natural resources, which has just been pub
lished by the United States Forest Service. In speaking further
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER
of the consumption of timber in this country Mr. Cleveland says:
CHARLES H. USHER, Editor and Publisher
"At this rate, in less than thirty years all our remaining virgin
Published every Thursday at Eugene, Oregon.
timber
will be cut. Meantime the forests which have been cut
Subscription price, >1.60 per year, if paid in advance; $2.00 at end
of year.
over are very generally in a bad way for want of care; they will
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, postoffice as second-class matter.
produce only inferior second growth. We are clearly over the
Agents for The Guard
The following are authorized to take and receipt for subscriptions or verge of a timber famine.”
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Q C C BEST ^ eathint
O.O.O. FOR CATARRH
(Special Correspondence.)
Harrisburg, Nov. 9.—The election
s. S. S. is the best treatment for Catarrh because it is a new
here Tuesday was of a very orderly purifier. It is the only medicine that is able to get down into th
character. Many farmers came in
voted and returned to their work in tion and entirely remove the catarrhal matter and impurities whi h
the afternoon. The election board the trouble. As long as the mucous membranes and tissues are ker,«
was kept quite busy for about four and irritated by this impure and infected condition of the blood c « a®01
hours, the count being completed remain. Its disagreeable and dangerous symptoms, of ringing J-aUrTh »4
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about 9 o’clock and the announce ears, mucus dropping back into the throat, headaches, watery
transact any ether business for llie Dally and Weekly Guard:
ment made that the two Harrisburg breathing, and even stomach disordersand weakened health, cannot U4”11
Creswell—J. L. Clark.
Coburg—Gearge a . Drury.
We wonder what has become of the old-time cartoonist? precincts had given a majority for aently relieved until the blood is purified. Nothing equals S S s .J*7®*-
Taft of four votes. This is the first
All postmasters are authorized to receive and receipt for subscrip
The public has patiently waited during the last campaign just time in the history of the town that purpose. It goes down to the very root of the trouble, and rem7~/r
tions to the Dally and Weekly Guard.
particle of the catarrhal matter from the blood and enriches this vital fl
closed for a big hit in the line of cartoons, but nothing of the a Republican candidate for president that all the mucous surfaces are supplied with nutritive, healthful «¿j s •
has
received
a
majority
of
the
votes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1908
kind appeared. In the early Bryan campaigns Homer Daven- cast. Since the election is over, the stead of being constantly irritated and inflamed by impurities in the
tion. Then the symptoms oegin to pass away and when S. 8 «8
—
por, now of the New York Evening Mail, never failed to give the community is settling down in their purified the blood. Catarrh is permanently cured and the general?^'
usual sensible manner. The inevit
PREMIUM PAPERS
public something of a brilliant nature, but he was scarcely able is accepted without wrangle, hot greatly built up. Book on Catarrh and any medical advxe desired
heard
from this year, so we may safely conclude that this once words of the campaign are forgotten to all who write.
We are again offering either the Oregon Agriculturist or American
Both Republicans and Democrats are
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Farmer free to every aubecriber who pays his subscription to the Weekly bright intellect has ceased to be or has grown stale with age. proceeding with their avocations
Guard one year in advance For the free offer of silver and kitchen
But the last campaign was a peculiar one in many ways, and it with the same friendly co-operation
aee advertisement on this page You may have them while they last..
as if there had been no political con
Address GUARD PRINTING COMPANY. Eugene, Oregon
UNIVERSITY MAY HOLD
is scarcely to be wondered at that the funny picture man failed test. All realize that federal govern DECLARES STEVENSON
ment
affords
the
best
protection
for
us. We were given the go-by in other directions my institutions
WAS ELECTED GOVERNOR
COMMONWEALTH DAY
its citizenship of any nation on the
JUDGE LOWELL IS RIGHT
which we had come to recognise as permanent by reason of long face of the earth, and all hope that
around the flag may be con
Chicago. Nov. 9.—Declaring that
usage. There were no torch-light processions, nor any of the the rally and
In order to inform the legislator,
of one accordfl
If the truth were known Adlai E.
The Guard did not support Governor Chamberlain for the other red-hot methods of stirring up public enthusiasm. If there tinuous
Our public school, under the man , Stevenson, former vice president of the editors and the Influential
United States senates for reasons that seemed sufficiently good was any money spent by the campaign committees it was for agement of Professor Mark A. Paul the United States and a Democrat, of the state what the University is
son, is remarkably prosperous. He was elected governor of Illinois on
from our own viewpoint. Now, however, that he was chosen by literature to educate the people and not put out among the deal says
that we can boas' of having the . Tuesday instead of Governor Deneerj, doing. Prof. F. G. Young, head of
a majority of the voters, he should be elected and the Statement ers in liquor and cigars. And the people went to the polls and nicest and most up-'o-date school 1 Republican, the incumbent, the Dem the department of economics, haa an
building of any city of its size in the
No. 1 members of the legislature should keep the pledges they voted just the same as in the days of red fire, drum corps and state. He is agitating the advisabil ocrats are preparnig to contest De- nounced that the faculty is consider-
neen’s election. They will demand ing holding a Commonwealth day a“
made. We think the following letter, written by Judge Stephen the marching of hundreds of thousands of ardent partisans. A ity of putting in the third year of that every ballot cast for governor the most appropriate time In each
high school work, which in another be recounted. Charles Boeschenstein.
A. Lowell to the Oregonian, has the ring of true manliness and great change has come over the nation and we believe it is for year will demand the fourth year’s
year. The Idea is new. not any in
chairman of the Democratic central
should commend itself to every Republican politician in the the better. At any rate it is a common sense change, which work, raising our high school to first committee, says he is reasonably cer stitution in the United States havinz
class. This is as it ought to be.
tain that a careful count will show such a precedent.
state:
Two days might be turned over to
It seems to be overwhelmingly Steve 3on was elected.
leads us to conclude that the people are becoming wiser in their
the celebration, which would bo held
demonstrated by the people that Mr.
Pendleton, Or., Nov. 6.—To the Editor.)—I notice In your Issue of
on the campus. Not only would the
Bryan is better adapted to the orna
this morning in an article discussing the senatorship, mention of my name latter-day civilization.
University needs and work be pre-
mental side of life than he is to the KING EDWARD’S
among several other Republicans who may possibly receive consideration
sented to the assembly and the peo
at the coming session of the legislature.
practical or useful.
Burbank has set to work to turn out a cobless corn and
ple, but other good speeches would
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lockard, of
I do not know that the matter requires attention, but I desire to go on
BIRTHDAY
OBESERVED
be made dealing with state prob
record while the fight Is young and to say that, while ft is the ambition of promises success in the endeavor. Let us hope that it will be Moscow, Idaho, are here for an ex
lems.
tended visit with relatives and
m.v life to represent the state of Oregon In the Federal senate. I do not
The fundamental principle beneath
London, Nov. 9.—King Edward’s
care to reach that high station over a pathway of broken pledges or disre more popular than his spineless cactus, which it was claimed friends.
the plan Is to bring the University
;
67th
birthday
was
observed
today
Mrs.
Rosie
Cummings,
of
Portland,
garded laws, and I want neither silence nor word nor act of mine to in would furnish food in abundance for both man and beast.
So
returned home the fore part of the I with the firing of military salutes, and its work nearer the people It is
fluence any member of the legislative assembly to violate his conscience or
confident was the great plant wizard that the cactus would meet week, accompanied by her sister. ; the ringing of bells and the flying of not Intended to have the meeting just
bls word.
flags throughout the United King- before the legislature meets, but a:
I opposed Statement No. 1 In the primary campaign with such vigor all the requirements of food devouring animals and put the Mis. Tena Roach.
Messrs. C. L. Morris and J. D. i <lom and other parts of the British some time when there is no political
and intelligence as I could command, believing It unwise. Impolitic and for
In the telegrams of con stair, and men are In calm minds.
eign to the form of government under which we live, tint it Is now th«1 law meat and flour trusts out of existence for all time to come that Barnett took the election returns to 'empire.
gratulation received at Sandring- Therefore it has been suggested that
of the state, made such by a majority vote of the people, and every law he gave a banquet in one of the Southern California towns, the Albaay Wednesday morning.
“I told you so” men have been i ham during the day all the crowned sometime In June, when the Univer
should be obeyed.
I speak only for myself, and do not assume to be the conscience of the sole menu being composed of roasted, baked, toasted, fried and much In evidence on our streets this heads of Europe, President Fallieres, sity appears its best, be chosen.
of the French Republic. President
party or the mentor of the legislature.
steamed cactus. Still, we have not heard of any of those who week.
The late rains and Jack Frost have Roosevelt and the numerous ambas
STEPHEN A. LOWELL.
Ylind Your liusiaev.
attended the feed going about the country advocating that hu restored normal health conditions in sadors of Great Britain to foreign
If you don’t nobody will, it Is your
this section, which means but little , powers were represented. The king
manity subsist wholly on that diet. But that has nothing to do sickness.
is reported to be In excellent health. business to keep out of all the
ATTRACTIONS OF ROYALTY
trouble you can and you can and will
with cobless corn. Everybody knows that corncobs are a use
keep out of liver and bowel trouble
Seven Years of Proof.
if you tike Dr. King's New Life
It would be interesting to ascertain the motives which less appendage to the grain itself and would be glad if they were NEWS OF LOWER
Pills. They keep bflllousnese, malaria,
“
I
have
had
seven
years
of
proof
prompted so many persons in New York to apply for splinters of finally disposed of.
that Dr. King’s New Discovery is the and jaundice out of your «»stem.
SIUSLAW VALLEY best medicine to take for coughs and
the "King’s Oak’’ in Central Park, which was chopped down
colds and for every diseased condi
Miss Ida Bolton returned this af
We presume the city of Eugene contributes more per capita
the other day. It was planted by King Edward, when he was
tion of the throat, chest or lungs,” ternoon from a short trip to Port
Ono
Phefps
was
In
Florence
a
for
advertising
purposes
than
any
other
city
in
Oregon,
says
the
says
W.
V.
Henry,
of
Panama,
Mo.
still Prince of Wales, with small prospect of ever ascending the
land. She was accompanied by her
short time last Wednesday. He left
The world has had thirty-eight years mother, Mrs. E. Evenson, who has
throne. The royal tree did not thrive well in the Republican Pacific Outlook. Evidently they are satisfied with the results, the Siuslaw about a year ago and of proof that Dr. King’s New Discov been
visiting for the past several
says he is glad to be back again.
is the best remedy for coughs, weeks at Pendleton.
soil and became so decayed that it was considered unsafe to let too, for we note that this tall they have subscribed an aggre
The pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. ery
colds,
lagrippe,
asthma,
hay
fever,
Wisdom of Glenada was made bronchitis, hemorrhage of the lungs,
it stand. It was cut down after a thorough examination had gate of $15,000 for boosting purposes. This means an average Omar
still more attractive by the arrival and
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
the early stages of consumtplon.
of
$1.50
for
each
man,
woman
and
child
in
that
city.
If
Eugene
been made. The splinters and small branches were burned,
of a little daughter on Wednesday, It’s timely
use always prevents the moves the bowels gently. Contains no
November
4.
L908.
doesn
’
t
make
the
best
town
south
of
Portland
it
will
not
be
the
development of pneumonia. Sold un- opiates. It Is pleasant to take, and
while the trunk and larger branches were put aside to be divided
Mr. Peterson, of Point Terrace, ' der guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's children especially like the taste, so
up among the numerous historical societies of Greater New fault of the boosters.
brought hiB daughter Olga to Flor i drug store. 50c and $1.00| Trial bot- nearly like maple sugar
Sold by
ence Thursday that she might be un ! tie free.
all druggists.
York. Since then such an avalanche of requests for chips and
der the care of Dr. Edwards for a
The Oregonian of yesterday printed a splendid descriptive time. The little girl is at Marion
splinters from the "King's Oak’’ has poured in upon the park au
article
on the Bohemia mining district illustrated with photo Morris’ at present.
thorities that its members sincerely regret the recklessness of
Billie Dick and Newton Compton
the gardeners who ruthlessly destroyed the valuable fragments graphs taken by Mr, Hartog during his visit to the mining camp were arrested Tuesday for disorderly
recently. The Oregonian is doing good work in writing up the conduct and taken before Justice Se
of the royal tree.
very and fined $5 each or four days
The extraordinary demand for such fragments can scarcely varied resources of the state and this page devoted to the mines in jail. They chose the latter, but
DAINTY SCHOOL FROCK.
after one night In the cooler they
be attributed entirely to the fact that souvenir-hunting is an ex of Lane county will do much toward attracting public attention paid their fines and were released.
OR school wear during the coming season there Is nothing prettier for 1
A business meeting of the Endeav
girl, whether she is six or sixteen, than a yoke dress of dark blueserte.
tremely popular fad. It is quite possible that a majority of the and perhaps capital in this direction.
or Society oi the Presbyterian church
The model illustrated is very attractive and can be carried out either
requests came from that numerous class of Americans in New
was held at the manse Tuesday even
in a wide wale diagonal or basket weave serge. Many of the basket
The farmers' demonstration train run by the Southern ing and the following officers were weaves come In pretty combinations, such as gray and blue, brown and black
York whose greatest ambition in life seems to be to become con
elected:
Dena Schreuders, presi
nected with royalty, or at least with nobility, be it by marriage Pacific through the Willamette valley was a splendid idea. The dent; Marguerite Hurd, vice presi and red and black. These are pretty with no other trimming than a piping of
people turned out in large crowds at almost every stopping dent; Ray David, secretary; Olive the darker shade and buttons covered with the same.
or a chip of rotten wood.
Chailie and French flannel waists made in perfectly plain mannish styles,
Behnke, treasurer; Hazel Weather-
place, and the farmers especially evinced much interest in ex- j son,
organist; Roscoe Hurd, assist without plaits or eveu tucks, are extremely stylish for girls of ten and twe •
I
years of age. 1 For tailored suit» panama is a splendid wearing material, ao-J
hibtis carried by the train. Agriculture, dairying and fruit grow ant organist.
STILL HAVE RIGHTS LEFT
Archie Knowles and Cha Beach
makes serviceable school dresses—that is. for entire gowns, as it
ing were all represented and the most approved modern meth accompanied by their wives, arrived cashmere
does not make too heavy a iMxlice. A dark shade may be selected if it is
at Mapleton Thursday evening. They
The New York Com of A ppeals rendered an important ods were illustrated. The Southern Pacific Company are cer 1 came in on their horses, which they made to be worn either with a net or some other white jjulmpe
The model illustrated is made with two broad tucks extending over tbe
tainly
worthy
of
commendation
for
the
enterprise
shown
in
this
will pasture here for the winter. They
decision recently which has caused considerable comment
•boulders to the wa 1st line, w here by tbe use of a narrow belt It is joined to •
seem
to
be
firmly
convinced
that,
al-
instance.
throughout the country, The decision is to the effect that ev-
plaited skirt 0»
| though forest ranging is not very
broad box plait to
j good for the pocketbook, it relieves
ery person, irrespective of sex, color, nationality or creed has
the necessity of employing a physi
form an extension
A third and unexpected bidder for the submarines authorized I cian.
proprietary rights to his or her own face, which cannot be in
—1 lorence West.
of the waist panel
fringed upon or violated with impunity. This decision caused by congress turned up when the bids were opened at the navy
Is arranged in tbs
•klrt In front with
geneial surprise, as nobody ever suspected the existence of department, and with the lowest bid at that. If the new con LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION
an underbox plait
cern,
said
to
be
connected
with
the
Cramps,
wins,
look
out
for
such a right. The fact that thousands of persons in all walks of
ever each tip
EFFECTS ORGANIZATION
In the back. Tbe
life do not even own their soul is so generally known that it was squeals from the bunch which has been monopolizing this work. I
sleeves are to toll
naturally surprising to hear from good authority that there is
length style «Kb *
Somebody mixed up the Democratic ammunition, and the
really something not owned by the trusts, but by the individual i
narrow turn bscl
The WiHamette Valley Laundry
etiff at the bottom
party huntsmen had to be satisfied with governors for their men’s Association effected a perma
citizens The people of New York are in great luck.
nent organization at its meeting In
• nd a cap •»* ,b*
game bag. The party elected governors in Minnesota, Ohio, In-1 Eugene Saturday afternoon by elect
top
ing the following officers:
D. D.
Although marriage takes place now at a much later age for diana .Nebraska, Colorado .North Dakota and Montana.
Moat moth«* P*
Olmstead, of Salem, president; E.
far wash aateriit
women than formerly, it is not yet at all an uncommon thing to
L. Fisher, of Eugene, vice president;
for »ebool we«“ *
A. L. Simpson, of Albany, secretary;
find a mother and daughter who look like sisters. One imag
A league has been formed in China to force the merchants to W.
yrwr around, aai*
Hodew. of Eugene, treasurer.
tbe model lUWtts «■
ines that it must be at least as common a happening as in the continue the boycott of Japanese goods, and it pays a reward of
A committee on by-laws and con
stitution
was
»«pointed
as
follows:
ed
>• as attnrt’«
days of the matron who wore a bonnet; who, whatever her in $15 for the slitting of the ears of a merchant caught handling O. C Baker, of Roseburg; Oscar
carried out to soeb
clinations. was restricted to the wearing of sober blacks, with I boycotted stuff. Sure; China's waking up.
Woodson, of Cottage Grove, and E.
material. M
L. Strange, of Corvallis.
w,»-en fabrics
grays for weddings and such great occasions. To be sure, now
As stated in Saturday's Guard, the
White Ht*» * **
of the meeting was to discuss
adays mothers and daughters dress pretty well alike. The wo
The great and good railroads allowed a man to use the other object
dainty for -J
mat era pertaining to the interest of
rm of 30 has come to her own, to be wooed and won; she is day a ticket from Cincinnati to Washington that was bought in th«> trade, among which was the mat
drewy »«r
drvwy
*e»r “
,* I1 11
be ' raade
can t*
a*d* ( f*
*\ ’’
still desirable in her circle now at 40 or fifty. Fifty, the age 1859. Not sure whether it was a case of absent-mindedness, or ter of purchasing supplies in bulk for
factly Ptoln. <* '*
all the laundries tn the assocla’ion
which seems so appalling to the imaginative girl, has lost its ter of advertising the honesty of railroads.
and establishing a central distribu
front p«.ri «•’
tion depot. Meetings will be held
en 'orerei to
rors. She is no longer robbed of all the feminine graces at 50,
twice a year
All the steam laun
pretty
but may be, and very often she is. a wholly delightful and attrac
At last the hankering of the American heiress for a title is dries in Western Oregon south of Sa
A
lem
are
included
in
the
membership
tive person, says the London Daily Mail. And with this revolu explained. A theosophical spellbinder, who of course knows all
linea æ*d»
of the organization
tion the old woman has ceased to be. No longer is there the ri about it. says it's because she had royal affiliations in a previous
tbB nkxW
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Can you beat it?
diculous ,prinked-out elderly woman in the caricatures. The incarnation.
trartl». »'»•****'’
♦
♦
MARRI Fl>
spinster of 50 in her tailor-mades and neat hats has nothing to
♦
o! '• * ’** Í
♦
♦
♦
.<-> In nztaa- *
do with the unseemly and ridiculous. Across the slight interven
One of the game birds of Buganda, Africa, is the whale
Today’s Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦
ing space between youth and age the woman of this period glides headed stork Can you guess the name of a sportsman to whom
At the Baptist parsonage Satur
with an elusive grace which her unfortunate forbears would have this bird will specially appeal?
day evening at 7 o’clock, by Rev O
C. Wrtght .Miss Martha E Geiger,
believed impossible.
' We are now cutting timber from the forests of the United
States at the rate of 500 feet board measure a year for every
man, woman and child. In Europe they use only 60 board feet."
Pew statements could be made which wonld better convince the
average man that this country leads the world in its demand
for timber. It is made by Treadwell Cleveland, Jr., in a circular
John D. Rockefeller declares that he is naturally an optim
ist. It is the fellow without a sou in the world who makes the
best sort of a pessmiist
*
The Dutch are proverbially slow, but that need not encour
age Castro to think that he will not get all that's coming to tym
in the end.
«bite
ly ni«*»* <*_**’*
of Eugene and Abe Rothenberg«'^
r .•ml**l*r
tlier.tHitoM
of Ukiah. California.
make.
♦ ♦♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
6n:*h »°* ,d m
♦
♦
with
on chi'Jrvn’B
_ fl«
♦
RORY
Thia dcafgn , arriad out in white
♦
♦ •
minx
bands
of
a
delicate
«hade
of
blue
used
to
outline
tbe
yok*.
♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦+V ♦ 4 ♦ ♦
•
1 be pretty for dre« up occasion, T!
’’
a»at»ri.n or a blue ribbon knotted at the back.
gwav. Alaska.
Ala«
At Skagway,
Nov 3. 190
Thl. drv-s closes at tbe back. The pattern la cut In f -ir *~
to Mr and Mrs.
Mrs T A. King, a son
_____ _________ __
,_____ it 4 .'‘X* *
** »** To copy It for a girl eight years of *♦*
Mrs. King was formrely Mise Flor« . *' *
Riggs, of Eugen..
n :*** .T?0* *r
/«ni« 3C .neba* wtda *.■»