Eugene weekly guard., January 13, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
Y QUAI
D. T1U1ADAY. JAN. 13. 1910
000,000. The expenditures for schools by the states will reach
$200,000,000, and then the institutional and out door relief
can
certainly total no less.
rW\Rl«.S li. FISHER. Kdilwr and I'abkUUvr
AN INDEPENDENT PAi'EK
This country spends truly an extraordinary amount in pure
altruism. Nevertheless, the needs for money in this work do not
Kuuvrd >«
"<•. Oregon, pnaiuffice m « h - ou W - L. m .
FublUhdd «vary Thursday nt Engeue. <'mgon.
seem to decrease. The poor we still have with us, and iguorauce
gabacrlption nr.ve. Jl.iO par year. It paid 1* aSvuace; IJ •• at and
is still appalling. The great benefactions of 1909 still leave
of year.
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worlds to be conquered by the philanthropists of succeeding
tor The «««rd
Th» followiM« ar« aathorlsed te t«ke aud recetn' *•” ••«^i.^uoua er years.
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARO
traa net any othei kuainea» f«r The Dally aad W«e»ly Guard:
Creswell—J. L. Clark.
C«teur(—George A. Bruiy.
All «osiniauters are authorised to receive and receipt for aubscrlptloas
te The Daily and Weekly Guard.
Sisters
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Many men are right anil »till K«’1
left.
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Kaorkers should be Oslerliwd st
any aga.
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Th«>re !a no man so color blind
long
that he can't re ognlxo (ho
green.
N«»W sail
la< down <!•«■
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tl»« ««•
nattier aad u«uth'
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The board of governors of the Commercial Club should not
tfc.. tra.hl. b... !•—'
r.b.( ..d .... -
«•
«ud vil*U<V ••
be too hasty in making a deal with the Sunset Magazine attach­
ri.ro.’. Favarit. Fraeedrdaa-
•ju«ipl*
b
I v «. brlgte«*«*
ment of the Southern Pacific Company for booklets and advertis­
arg.ua at woaaaabaad. I< «'•••’• lb«
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1910
ing space. Mr. Hartog always opposed this action, and we think
f<H> ea»y
•y.. .ad r.dd.««. <b.
.. -.„«.dLd ia "I'.varil. Fvw«r^pt^o^».•’
a phk-
he did right, because the advertising is of questionable value and
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No alcebal, ««« I h.bit lurm«"Í dn.(. (
ANOTHER POPULAR VOTING CONTEST
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the price demanded is high. Several Oregon towns which have
Au» viok wum.a ■«•’ .e,’,n,'2
.
ciuihdenU.I •«’■ ‘
| .,,,,, l'i«> . Ilúdala, Ñ Y.
bold «• . weed
D. m >, u .««» M.d.c.l A..«".'«- Ih
raised booster funds during the past two years have in this w -.y
f. «renco of three
Wo. IJ •
The Guard is conducting its annual popular voting contest.! virtually turned their money all over to the Southern Pacific Co.,
bring
between
This election has become an event of interest in the field covered and have at the end of the year quit bankrupt with little to show
bv this paper, and is productive of much good-natured rivalry for their expenditure. It would seem to the ordinary mortal that
among the candidates, because of the valuable prizes which are this Sunset Magazine giaft is a small side issue for a big railroad
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distributed among the winners. Two years ago a piano, sr . oral corporation to take up, and that they should be content with the . un«.-
trips to Los Angeles, business college scholarships and various big revenue derived from bringing homeseekers into the North­
lesser prizes were distributed. Last year a delegation of «"’.even west without going so far as to demand that the booster funds,! i. ;. ,
young ladies was sent to the Seattle exposition, with a side «rip raised by enterprising communities, be also turned into their sh''
to British Columbia.
... .
...
x., toilers,
coffers, euiorcing
enforcing mis
this aemana
demand by
oy me
the miniy
thinly veiled tnreat
threat to
On ooth these occasions the S’. ’ cessiul can ‘dates wi testi y blacklist in all their advertising literature the town which refuses
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that The Guard more than carried out its promises, and not to stand and deliver.
The trusts are undisturbed when
Jan f<
one of their crooked deals K un-
The «
one of them will ever regret the effort required to win the prize.
eart’ ed. They have discovered there
of
ces lie!»«-«'U I III»«'« ■■ >
This year even more valuable gifts will be the reward of those
Is more than one way of skinning I and llsnaril I'illvvrwliy are
noth
the
cat.
The American Telephone £ Telegraph C mo« , ( he Bell
or »
who do the best and most effective work under the rules of the
I main th««*«' of th«' xutsl
♦ ♦ ♦
did.
of the oti« with thouw
contest, and, as always in the past, the most popular young la-1 trust concern) officially announvcs dividends oi $’50,000,000
\ keyhole Isn't nearly .«» hard to Ideut*.
However. Bar
wept
dies of «heir respective communities will De ia the list of candi-i for 1909. Yet when towns like Eugene ask for improved ser­ tin ' at 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning i distinct trom the a»« ra
la
as
It
will
lie
to
find
In
heaven
«oni««
lege
in
Atm
rlca
by
r«-a««
dates. They know that The Guard's gua«antee of fairness is vice, or talk of securing relief through an indep«”ident company, of those fellow* who spend so much I illtlons and th«' wonde
I« »14-
«•nt of
bad of these contests, that the prizes are worth wo. King for, i tue representatives of this same truct come to the front with time hunting for keyhole» at that un­ salp of Its rrenldents at
Ei ■
seasonable
time.
First
and
foremost,
and that defeat means only the loss of a little effort. If they win ' stories of small profits and general hard luck which are calculat­
In th«
♦ ♦ ♦
ciullsui Is much ditcusi
:l. Who
I'nhc
Another minister has been appoint­ vard. th«' Instllullon Is
the reward is very liberal, and always will remain a source of ed to wring tears from the mo», unsympathetic. Such an inci­
ed
to
China.
Mum's
the
word
»
lau
I
Every
»unlvni
worki
dividual
dent occurred at a Commercial Club meeting in Eugene last
gratification to the candidate and her friends.
♦ * *
prit at
' hltueelf prliusn y, not «» »
Id
lit . a ll.sl
We like this method of enlivening business at this seasoa of year, when there was serious talk of encouraging the Home Tel­
Don't get to traveling so fast that | ills clam i, ur club, ur vwn hi»
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poubtlvix this spirit h
year because it appeals to the American love for a popular con­ ephone Company to enter this field. As a matter of fact, almost you can't •e your creditors as you i
pass by.
• ru.Hii Ut uf the influence of the m
** til <’ an
to
test, and arouses an interest that nothing else can. Not only the every local exchange is sending hundreds of dollars monthly to
(he law. the dental
| the medical,
i
UP of
a
th» graduate* u< »artmrnla. *».:
candidates, but hundreds of their adherents, take part in the the general headquarters, and there is no reason why Eugene
TI10M» ronin
her ct. in pose about
which t
campaign, which early taken on the general characteristics of a should be any exception to the rule, 'ihe business is bunt up on
(shed
half tf the total registration uf
i nun< I <>4 »
and attuo*|
MtuJent». The air
i
« ♦ »
. the principle of high rates for service and a parsimonious policy
regular election.
U hr
' 4
.
Uy noa-coopen
The man who can hand out taff) here H <!i tinct 1« extend, that
Uli
As a business proposition The Guard will say frankly that it regarding pay of employes, betterments and general expenses.
W 4M UUCO
Sa iar does» thi
land make It stick usually lands hl»
and Mich de
Ilk«’ Lu*
ru*nv
has never been fully decided whether these contests pay any | Local managers can’t help themselves, because they work unde; victim much «¡nicker than th«- logics', ing,
ÎV» IS Mid to be
itratlun» arc uoi practiced.
persuader.
direct dividend; in other words, it is in doubt whether the orders from the higher-ups.
An J Harvard
.snuill < «dh’ge’i Vh«l*tAgr.
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bus’ less gained through them could or could not be secured as
a
cc
It
in
at
tn<M
point
that
rolleicc
We won't need th«>»e water power
Oregon haa one advantage
In
cheap’v through other methods. It has, however, always been
John W. Kern, the Indianapolis politician, has probably I site» If tne Balllnger-PInchot con­ a Ilk«« Western
university the student*
troversy 1» going to be a continuati
I y
satisfied with the results and it has come to enjoy the interest kicked up a little more stir than he bargained for in his continual | performance.
are taught by the spirit <>t the
a
hole
bod)
to
•
»rk
together
in
alh
that the public takes in them, as well as the satisfaction of dis-! whining over his defeat for senator at the hands of the recent
w
e »
letlcs. In other contests, and In the
Telling the truth I r a <<>o(1 trait. greater things concerning the insti­
tributing so many valuable prizes among deserving candidates,1 Democratic legislature of Indiana. A few days ago he charged
but the cheerful liar has more friends
whose appreciation alone has in the past been a sufficient re-j that his defeat had been due to the purchase of eight votes by than the person who goes out of hl* tution, such as (he battle again»!
a ref< rendum. or before the legisla­
ward to the publisher for the expense incurred. It is certain, too, the brewery interests, and gave the intimation that they had way unneceessrily to tell truths that ture when fund are needed As in m «* uuhoings are u<v uvat in
leave a sting.
.the )ear * hen the referendum fight »and
that the efforts of the candidates and their friends have ex­ gone to the successful candidate, Mr. Shiveley. Now James
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1 ae buildings here have no
wa« fought and won, ever) student
Internal revenue receipts from the
tended ine circulation of The Guard far beyond the boundaries of Garrard, Democratic representative, cf Vincennes, the famed
| In Eugene ^ulx’rdlnated in some de- tern vt * lass room bells like thoeo
tax dropped off I'J.OOO.OOO
of Oregon. A plain oe»i. a iron be-
Lane caunty, end have thus brought it a prestige that has result- j home of fair Alice, is out in a hot statement in which he demands whiskey
last year.
If the whiskey busin«-«» I gr<*v himself to the good of his col- (ween a cttuich lull and a locomotive
lege
and
learned
a
hnmon
In
work
­
ed in bringing much business to its advertising columns tbatj that Kern name the eight Democrats who sold out and thus re­ should drop off proportionately every ing for a great end without pros- clang, ring» at the end of vaeh hour
y«-ar the prohibition «¡uestlon would
j p<H i or expectancy of a personal re- Moiutng ria**«-» Ix’gin al nine u'rloi k
could not otherwise have been secured. The present contest is move the implication of bribe-accepting that he has placed on soon settle itself.
onttnuing until ouv o'clock. After-
, war!. Such ¡in opportunity 1« rare
now f? rly under way, and the publisher of The Guard again all Democrats in the legislature. Kern refuses to reply to Gar-1
' here though of courar plenty of men U mmu c.aMMCM Cuuimvuce at one thirty
attend Harvard who have the al’ruh u < lot k continuing in uno cuuris
gives the candidates the absolute assurance that the prizes ad­ rard, though the latter's position seems to be the one taken by G.A. R. ANDW. R.C. HOLD
| which the writer takes umil b JO In
I tic capacity for helping others
vertised will all be distributed, and that there will be no favorit­ the Democrats generally in Indiana. By bis whining and snivel-;
the waning. Man) uutaide led urea
l4i< k of I nity In .Football.
JOINT INSTALLATION For peraonal auccv:^ th«» egotistic ;tr« offered at aii times of da) and
ism shown, guaranteeing that thos*' vs Jo are justly entitled to ing and long-continued soreness over his defeat, Mr. Kern has
1 principle may be the most Impor­ evening which open to the ttudetit*
win, under the published rules of the contest, will be assured of shown a streak of littleness that has driven from him the admir- j
The mo*t
tant. For r<»n munitv and national vi<rptiumil opportunities
S.
W.
Taylor,
Retiring
Commin
1 life th* United St’ • s need* co-optra- lamou« m<
victory in the final count of votes.
ers he foimerly had, irrespective of politics. The world has noj
> .ill
and as a ru
der, Given Beautiful Watch | tlot. ar4 it w? ■ just here that liar« 4wc
nlieth
consideration for a repiner or a grumbler.
©ullegu rvifl »tra-
• aid lost the Yi»le f ><>tball
game
Fob and Charm
I thia year. Her in< n wrangled and tion.
THE WOMAN FAITHFUL
Hl
1
dlAagrrvd
throughout the
contest,
(>ng”ti
uhoi.”
Ono ini
Harvard
William Allen White has said: “The man who buys his goods
J. W. Geary Post N*. 7, G.
R and though plainly stronger In every
on ought
J. W. Geary Corps No. 4,
K. department <>f football but punting, pOMeases.
No matter what people may think of Charles F. Morse, the of a mail order house, and expects his neighbor to buy goods of I I and
to have tit
C. installed their officers on
fnl’ed to use
the git I of
con. ,c«ed and sentenced wrecker of banks, the dethroned king of i him, or buy labor of him, or buy professional service of him, is day night, January 8, at a Jo
tn* ough Lick cf un
the Blu<i«.*nl
Haiva.d. of c
the ce ti jst and the magician of shipping interests, people have economically a leech. He is sucking industrial blood out of the stallatlon. as follows:
the dues a
G. A. It. Officers I’os’ Commrind- I oat rt’ctc. rs that •
a warm spet in their hearts for the wife of the convict. On may town, and gives none back. He sends his profits out of town like ! er. L. I’. Tallman; S. V. Commander, al nee some of t
for the stu
library, r«*u
look upon i
heartily endorse every action of the courts that have ruled i a Chinaman, and has no more right to a standing in the commu­ W. M. Sherman: J. V. Commander. and
restaurant,
G. E. Kress; Quartermaster. Frr-k bore and tlrcxon
agai :t him, and of the juries that have pronounced him guilty; nity than a foreigner. We are all ne’^^bors industrially in this Bowers; O. I) . H. V. Darling; Chap­
room with
other ton
but one will think well of the staunch little woman who gave up j town, and the man who sends away for his goods is not one of us. lain. O. Stool; Surgeon. E. Wheeler;
merit. Tn
O. S., J. Carlisle; Adjutant. L Phe:
her jewels and her home, her private property held before she He is of another industrial system, and deserves no man’s sup­ place; S. M . W. J. Bowman; Q. M. S
uperAllon,
lAkvs the p
mar. led, and every penny of her own estete, to help her hus­ port.” This is good talk, straight from the shoulder, but it is J. B. Marshav.
faction* it
W. R. C. Officer»—President. Ella
band pay his debts and keep out of prison.
gated blew*
not wise for th” merchants to deliver it. Coming from the local IF. Lash; 8. V.. Lewellyn Hall, (ab­
In the main both Oregon and
Her loyalty has been something fine. It has contrasted beau­ paper, howev , it sounds right and it is true, says the Oregon sent); J. V. Nannie S.’odgra
treasurer. Jessie Marsh;
secretary,
Harvard have particular merits. In
tifully with the sordid record of her husband s shady manipula­ Tradesman.
Cecilia Fish: Chap Allee Shephard;
I
| i>>i|>
I
conductor, Dora Paxton: assistant
rnent but <>f ambition and determina­
tions of securities. It has been the sole human element in one of
—
conductor, Hepgy Watt« Guard Lou-
tion on the part of the student.
A
the most remarkable 01 criminal trials.
A great celebration is being held today at Katanga to mark iae Bowen; Assistant r.eard. Flora
contractor from Denver *aid lbw
i
Drew;
musician.
M
reel);
patriotic
other da)
"Your <ollege education
Now her husband has been sent to prison at Atlanta, Mrs the completion of another link of the Cape to Cairo railroad, ac­
instructor. Margaret Batker;
press
doesn't seem to count much. On
Morse declares her intention to follow him there and establish cording to ad
Alice Phetteplace;
2s from Cairo, Egypt. The formal opening and | correspondent.
my gang of Irish ditch diggers I have
No. 1, Suaanah Bower»;
her residence where she can be near him.
two Yale graduate*«, and
threw
linking up of the British and Congolese sections of the Cape to . colorbearer
No. 2.. .Marie Williams; N
3 . Abbie
Harvard men.**
That is the marvel of the woman, the blessing of the wife. Cairo railway marks an important step in the peaceful penetra­ Haskell; No. 4 , Lucy Ludf nd
The Installation ceremo les were
With few exceptions they are alike. They are loyal through tion of Central Africa. The railroad has now entered Congo ter­
SHOOTING H090 BOUND
fgollowed bv an elaborate banquet.
good and through evil report.
ritory, and the enormously rich Katanga disrtict will shortly yield
During the evonlrg the cotps pre­
to 8. W. Taylor, who was com­
OVER TO CIRCUIT CJL'TT
“When the slanderer’s dart
up its mineral treasures as a reward to British enterprise. The sented
mander of the post durlnv last year,
Was rankling so deep in my desolate heart,
section of the Rhodesia-Katanga railway, covering 131 miles | a beautiful watch fob with a gol«i
FOR ASSAULT ON TRAIN JAN
with th«- foil wing engrav -1 I Eugene, but le»« »<, than
I was dearer than ever to you.”
from Broken Hill to the border, was built with British capital charm
thereon: "G. A. R., presented by W believe.
Bo.r«l bill»
« h.-aper or
Fortunately, most of them have the opportunity to prove provided by Messrs. Robert Williams & Company, and Messrs. R. C.”
’h.
pur«
.I.tnn M<
i hobo, wiim bomid
Heated
HeatPil room*
room» .« . « .«ff. . < »f • 150
their loyalty without the sorrow that has come to this excellent Paulings, the railway contractors.
over to the < Irmi; < >,irt by lilv'h’»»
and
th«- y<
a of the I’cnco HryM tn i.il- mornlig on
wife.
EUGENE THE LARGEST
tra eipenae 1» th.
Ml »150. th«- «baig- of assault w.n, a «l.inger-
Book» are not high«
John Wannamaker, the great merchant, has contracted with
SMALL CITY ON EARTH facilitle» are better
ous w -at».in.
YEAR GREAT IN PHILANTHROPY
the New York Evening Post for a full page of advertising each
Haturdsy night McAvoy was on *
•tudent of Home
I,«,.,,,,,
,n„
E E. McClanhan, formerly
«am.- time the temptation» are great- freight train pnarlng through Eu-
day for five years, probably the largest advertising space deal
of Eugene, write» The Gnaid
«< n.
11«. wa» put off by Brakeman
er. for (ombrldg«- w||| .....
Among the notable achievements to be chronicled for 1909 is ever closed. And yet some of the little fry will stand around and
as follows, from lx>s Ang -I p . v
Arthur Conolly after a struggle In
the «enter of Bom,,,, than lh„
"I
read
with
much
inteiest
the immense amount of money given for charity. The Chicago yelp that advertising doesn't pay. John Wannamaker knows by
which th' h' bo’» face wax ronsldnr-
the summary of the past year
n -w ««lbw.«» exp«-<-tH to hav.- , srh,-«l ■it«ly «*< retched anil brillscd After thn
Record-Herald says:
of
progress
a
’
Eugene.
J
have
years of experience. Would he be giving that much to a New
hobo alighted front th«' ground, »<> It
ulo of H tulnutHH.
been to all of the towns be­
“A New York contemporary, having consulted authoritative York newspaper just for charity's sake, or does he expect to reap
.«Ii<■ :'«.,|. he whipped out a revolver
For Men Only.
tween Seattle and l.os An­
Harvard Is a a »« hool for m«-n Htrl« t- "tl began shooting at Couolly, but
sources of information, states that the gifts of wealthy Ameri­ his pre » o«i it just as he does on his other stocks in trade?
geles and there Is no ques­
!>'• Some bell ieve thin la aa advan- nil
«-«I hlw nlm. although a pip«
n,i —
tion but what Eugene |, jn a
tage; others think ”17
Which Connolly wns »nioklnif
cans for educational and humane work during the year now end­
wi I
•’ >« ahame. To
elass by Itself, it certainly Is.
■oae, girls are *li«l ract |<ina;
knocked out of hl» mouth with oi
(<>
ed will exceed the extraordinary total of $142,000,000. This
In
my
opinion,
th««
largest
The following verse, found running astray in the newspapers,
¡others, they are fri,
of the bullet».
small city on earth.’ J> t the
nieets «,v(.n |n ,.()|| x anrl help-
figure is record-breaking, the previous high-water mark being is wort .y oi Kipling as far as “meat” is concerned:
Tim police officer» ««•ro notiti« I
s.
Co-edii«
a-
work of progress never stop.'’
tlonal Institutions a
anil Inti-r they found McAvoy in I
upward of $100,000,000 for 1906. Subscriptions to charitable
valuable
for
Man is like a sausage,
pla«-« d him
under arri-xt.
two things at lea»,
Wli I
Flmt, young "■'« li"d If bn I no w<.7|.o'n
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
, (.vl<l"nt
institutions of the regular kind are not included in this total for
[ men and women know
Very fair upon the skin,
each
other
a»
r
they
nev«r
would
hlflltig It »omewhere if h u In the in.
1109.”
But you never know, exactly,
ALDERMAX EXDORMEl).
«jrcumsta11,...H ,nd M(.r„ unler other wanted.
xocoik I, they (iro.
vide social opportunltli
Of that amount one man whose name probably few remem-'
How much hog there is within.
l(,|l,”y ,,f
Houlhc .
develop-
< Harney County Newt.)
Ing the tastes of i,oth io»,
Conol V
her contributed more than $50,000,000. But when this is de-1
»«•xe« for the wee»? ("" *"'1
Those who met and heaid Prof.
more cultivated society
were In court al th.- lime of th., »
L R. Aiderman when he was In
ducted the immense total of $90,000,000 remains. All this
A few days ago at Harrah, Okla., an attempt was made at Burna the past fall to a«»l»t In con­ rri« ndr?r;ik:'l,l;;?.,K1hi‘v<’ ihp,r «"•>
'J
h,,b0- ,I1R l,Hl1 w j '
"< <>regon. r'l'i»,' '.«" >but h«' 1» unable to
amount is occasional and extraordinary giving. The regular bank ’•ebbery, but officers had been tipped off and in attempting ducting the teachers Instltnln will Sometime» th,'.'1’
»nd Will have to r«--
he pleased to learn of a dlatlntfulahed W’H- Il Simmon» or th ""n’" °f main
contributions to charity, education and humane work are vastly to capture the men two were killed and one wounded. By mis­ honor which has been given him by
. '"""'y Jail till the regu-
' "‘»’Tnlty. but more oftin thLv ’n lar
March '
lo,,r< wblrh convene« In
greater.
take or.«, of the men killed by the officers was the decoy who had the achrol teacher» of the »tale, who pear to be of a dlsttne.iL . ,h y
have by a larve majority declared The Women bv th
y ,,,w,‘r
Again it must be remembered that state aid is not consid­ “tipped off” the robbery. Fate is an odd old codger with a their
pref'rence for him as a candi­ <lc»lt tim.i
Ma«»' h
" ',lf'
Y” ,,ron"‘’ WM granted
date for state »uparlntendent of pub­ •-""«ling somewhit
ered. The pension list of the federal government alone is $150,- buzz-saw disposition.
r”' rester,
and M«i •,lern,»n <® August lllrth
—
lic instruction.
-hool. IB
t --age
he Low
'■;;>o«tln.) l.leb.rd, b.tlh of
me Lower Siuslaw,