FIVE
THE EUOEHE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY APRIL 21, 19ir
ir
gratifying. How valuable that ad­
| treasury <0 years ago.
cam« In be regarded In law as n reas­
LETTER BY BRYAN
mission would have been to us If It
I The free will donation of our river onable rate which the railroad com­
nicuAVO I CAnCDO ha'*
' n
«luring th« campaign
,to « corporation seems Incompri'hen-1 pany was bound to maintain.
UIjMAIo LunUCriù of that year, when the Republican
Captain A. II. Graham, of the Ore­
Bible; a river that was given u* by
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leader» were dt nylng that the volume
nature as a common carrlur has been [ gon City Transportation Company,
Revival of Money Issue Comes of money had any influée «* on prie, •
to handicapped by li'gMatlve enact- and Harvey E Ixninsberry of the
and asserting that It did not matter
«mwiild
jnent a t to re luce our people, our Southern Pacific, attended
as Surprise at Jefferson
' whether we had much money or llt-
producers, to the condition of beasts West, of the State Railroad Commis­
. ¡tie. provided It was all good.
Day Love Feast
of burden for toll and freights and sion. was another Interested specta­
i "We may now consider the quan­
tor of the afternoon'* proceedings.
like exactions.
theory of money established
Indianapolis, April 13.— Gathering titative
No corporation has the right to
beyond a doubt, and proceed to the
here Imlay to celebrate the birth­ consideration
exact tolls upon what nature created SAGE ROOSTER WRITES
of other questions. Bur
day of Thomas Jefferson, as guests of the president or
I for th" benefit of the whole i-ommun-
hla predecesor» have
the Indiana leaders of the party, item- admitted
i Ity. It is up to us to free the locks,
the
correctness
of the Dem­
OF EUGENE AGAIN
ocrats from many states united in dj- ocratic position on so many
'to loosen th» »hackles of the Incubus
questions
Washington, April 1 «-—Rd ward C.
One
of
the
beat
meeting»
the
Cres
­
clarlng
that
the
day
of
Democratic
Albany, Or., April 15. Th» open that now holds the valley.
, that further argument Is hardly nec- Finney, assistant secretary of the in­
“
Hage
Rooster
”
has
•written
anoth
­
opportunity
was
at
band.
Houthern Pin I fit Hcored.
well Development luague has held
river and freight rale convention
— --k thia "“Sfy
ibe subject. We may now terior. continuing bla testimony at
Representative Hulxer struck
Following Mr. McFadden's speech er letter to the Albany Democrat aa for some time waa the meeting Tues­
take party
judgment
against „ the Republi­ the Balllnger-PInchot Inquiry. Insist­
closed in this city last night with a the locks were discussed briefly by follows:
keynote In his address C.
ai me i,»n
oan- i can
by confe>aJon
ed that Secretary Ballinger had acted
Since my l»»t letter the city has day night. The principal business of quet tonight. The sensation of th*
smoker and social session liefur« ad­ E Hofer, of Salem. O. M K«m. of
In good faith in turning over the
the
evenlag
was
the
consideration
of
occasion,
from
the
party
point
of
,
been
full
of
new
railroad
lines.
Two
Cottage
Gr
ve,
and
J,
It
Cartwright
journing the follow ng vomtnltles
Cunningham claim» to Assistant Sec­
the
cannery
question,
which
was
surveying
crew»
and
two
right-of-way
view,
was
the
letter
sent
by
William
YOUNG
PEOPLE
’
S
BRANCH
of
Harrisburg
Mr,
Cartwright
at
­
was appointed to perfect the periuan-
retary Pierce.
•nt organisation of the Open River tacked the Southern Pacific without purchasers for different lines have launched at the meeting two weeks J. Bryan, who recalled the silver Issue
The action of the committee an At­
OF
THE
W.
C.
T.
U
ago.
The
committee
appointed
at
of
1»96.
to
the
dismay
of
many.
Mr.
been
In
Ibe
field
between
Eugen»
and
the
rail,
utlnclng
words,
au<!
declared
Association:
torney Brandels* request that he be
that
time
reported
in
part.
Dr.
8sar-
Bryan
declared
that
the
"quantitative
Florence,
and
If
reports
are
true
two
but
Im-
roads
not
only
raised
rates,
II F 'I’ll 1«Ison and Max O. lluren,
I
At a well attended meeting of the allowed to defer the croas-examlna-
tul F A. peded navigation of the Wiliam- more bridges will span the river be- brough. chairman of the committee, theory" of money had been estab­ Young People'» branch of thg W. C | Hon of Pierce and other subordinates
of Salem; Victor Holt a etui
wrote
to
several
canneries
tn
the
lished
by
recent
explanations
made
by
tween
Eugene
and
Springfield,
mak
­
Jiankln, of Eugene. C.
C C. Hssetton etle.
but aa they are not run­ Republicans to account for increasing T. V., held In the Methodist church i until later iu the day, or perhaps un­
and A L Briggs of Cottag» Grove;
I. H. Hlngnam of Eugene, state ing five In all In a distance of two Northwest,
ning
st
this
season It Is somewhat prices, leaving the way open for the Wednesday evening. April 11, Dr. til the next session.
miles.
L. E Hsmllton and II II liewltt of senator from lame county, spoke on
—
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difficult
Io
receive
replies from all. discussion of other questions from the Southworth delivered a short ad-|
Here
Is
one
on
Salem
A
Salem
Albany. T F Itysn and W A Hhew- "An Open River from Portland1
dresa In which be spoke on the sub- ecaiATHP Al nQICU
Those
answering
th-
doctor's
Inquir
­
Democrstlc
viewpoint.
man
bought
a
ticket
for
Eugene
with
man of Oregon City; II K Hiileary South.” lie said that the manner In
ject of “Medical Temperance and Al-
I Un RLUnlLrl
Letter Written in Brazil
and II Wayne Hianard of Browas- which the state had allowed a private a 24-bour limit, getting to Eugeue at ies. however, gave him valuable in­
cohol as Food.”
The
letter
was
written
in
Brazil
In
formation.
and
this
Information
5
a.
m
He
rubbed
bla
eyes
and
gasp
­
Fanulng
and
C
II.
Leh-
vllto; E M
corporation to control the iotks at
He plainly stated that alcohol Is
REFUSES TO DISCUSS
man of Hherldan; A Il Fletrber. of Oregon City waa the worst blot on ed. went up town and »topped In a proves conclusively that a cannery the course of Mr. Bryan's South losing out to a great extent among
could
be
Huccesafully
operated
here.
American
tour,
and
the
writer
took
restaurant
for
his
breakfast
and
ex
­
IMrl-
Giltner,
of
McMinnville. E C
Oregon's record
question wan discussed thorough­ occasion to say that even in that coun­ the leading physicians, as they are
HIS FUTURE PLANS
land; M J l<ee of Canby, anil T U
J. l> Matlock. Mayor of Eugene, T. ■ amined the bill of fare. Hla attention The
ly.
with
the result that a committee, try the Influence of Thomas Jeffer­ substituting other medicines that are
was
called
to
the
time,
12
15,
by
that
Dugger of He Io.
F Ityan of Oregon City, and Mai O'-,
as
good,
and
do
not
produce
a
bad
ef-
of F. W Ogram, Dr Scar­ son was felt in the manner and form
Warwick, R. !.. April IS.—Senator
In the afternoon there wer» niaay Buren of Kulem, »puke on the uni» time, ao fast had the Salem ’man consisting
,
,,
'Nelson W. Aldrich, resting at bl«
moved. He quit st once and started brough and Frank Schmitt were ap­ of government.
short speeches, among them Juda» subject.
Medicine,
as
It
Is
generally
pre-
home
at Warwick Neck, said today
John W. Kern, who ran for vice
for the train, getting there at 12:50. pointed to Investigate along every
W. H McFadden of Oregon City. who
II. H Olla of Halem. »poke on
by physicians contains no al- that he did not care to affirm or
spoke on "Free lzrcks at Oregon "Kestoratlxin of U m Old Freight just aa It disappeared He stayed at line necessary. These gentlemen will president In the last election, was the scribed
the depot and took the next train, make a tour of the country adjacent tuastmaster at the banquet tonight. cohol except when whisky or brandy deny the report he would not be a
<5lty," saying In part:
Rate ” He »aid there was no com­ and wu told that hla return ticket to Creswell and ascertain who wll< Other addresses were as follows:
is given, and then it is termed thus; canjjdate for re-elecion in 1911.
Men In <*<>UKrvw» lllnmcd.
petition by river now. and that fhis
„e refused to make a staiement
James Hamilton Lewis, of Chicago. but a great many of patent medicines
An open river has long been a sub- fact caused the abolishment of the had expired, and paid hla fare He .>•1 land to small fruit and vegetables,
Nation's Foreign Policy”; John
two to 45 ,nd 50 P<r *■ to whether or not he would glv«
j«ct of the greatest moment te th» old arbitrary freight rate To get th» kicked to th«- Haletn agent, and was and how much acreage each tndlvld- “ J. The
Ix-ntz, of Ohio. "Jefferson, the cent alcohol.
up bls work on most of the senate
home-builders of the Willamette Val­ bld rate again, ho said, the valley told It was good for eighteen hours ur.l Is willing to devote to the enter­
Alcohol when taken into the body, committees for the remainder of hla
MIs-
ley but unfortunately those who have must restore the conditions which yet, showing the difference between prise. Mr Sedgwick, manager of the Radical”; Joseph W. Folk, of Oor-
does not build up the waste tissue, term, aa reported.
represented us In Congressional cs- gave It and furnish river competition Eugene's fastness and Salem's slow­ Bohmstedt company’s office here.was souri, "Progressive Democracy";
ness.
present at the meeting and made an ernor Thomas R. Marshall, of Indi- which baa been the belief for many
mc H> while prolific In floe proatnM and the valley business
men must
F. M. French, on his watch Inspect­ interesting and convincing talk In fa­ ana. ‘ Evolution and Departure from years, but rather tends to feed the EUGENE-COBURG
have elgually failed thus far Io ■»- buy out the presen' line or establish
ing trips, stops at Junction or goea to vor of the cannery. He stated he felt States' Rights"; Lafayette Pence, of passions and anger the user.
terlallie any relief In behalf of the a steamboat line of their own.
The talk was very interesting and
Wendling, never trying to rvgulate aure that hla company would devote Colorado, "The Income Tax Strug­
people from the toll exactions at th«
useful, covering many facts along
AUTOMOBILE LINE
Attorney Harold M Sawyer of Eugene wntrhea. too fast for anything from two to five acres of Its land to gle."
Oregon City locks.
Mr. Bryan's letter dealt with the these lines.
berry culture If the cannery is start­
The Willamette r'ver 1» an enttov Cortland delivering ' th" Inst address except Albany.
Mi«a Pengra was elected superin­
money question as follows:
We have reliable Information that
Eugene Is crowded with strangers ed.
pr .«position nn.1 enl ty and by nature nt the afternoon, i reviewed freight
One member of the committee, Mr
"But there is another Item of tendent of the musical department' an automobile line will be established
was Intended aa a r turnon carrier conditions In the Willamette Valley and property la rising all the time.
news which has just come to my at-1 and some good music Is assured for between Eugene, Springfield and Co­
for the products of the valley, anl when the Houth'-rn Pacific and O. R. Fine business blocks and new resi­ lOgriim. perhaps, will visit canneries tention.
President Taft, in hi» Lin- the coming meeting to be held in the burg tbs summer. We can see no
when »" rpeek of an open river wo A ,N w - t , ■ ■i.,.:lng line« and the dences are being contracted for every at Eugene. Salem. McMinnville and coin
speech at New York. February Presbyterian church April 25. All reason why this could not be a pay­
other points In the valley and obtain
former company maintained a line of week, and mechanics and
mean from Its source to its mouth.
< boats on 'he Willamette River.
all kinds are busy.
Information as to methods used In 12. attributes the present high prices young women are urged to be pres­ ing propostlon right from the start.
Yrerly Tribute K»>ni»*n.
canning,
varieties canned, kind of malnlv to the Iserease In the pro­ ent. as there 1« a great deal of cam­
The
flve-mlle
electric
He
said
an
independent
steamboat
ear
Une
Mr. T. H. Tripp, of Eugene, we are
HI nr« the creation of the locks our
commence
seed,
time
of planting, etc., and the duction of gold and the consequent paign work to be done and plenty Informed, will run the machine and
line
would
not
remedy
Ibe
existing
around
College
Hill
will
yearly tribute to the toll gatherers at
of
life
:a
needed
for
this.
committee will soon be In possession enlargement of the volume of money.
will run the machine and will make
Ibe Oregon City Io fcs has been at condition, and told the convention building by May lat.
Further announcement vili
of the necessary data to that growers This unexpected indorsement of our
two trips dally to Eugene via Spmg-
least lioo.onn. wnlrh has been ev­ It* remedy lay In going before th»
made
through
this
paper.
who are willing to plant land will I. party's proposition in 189«. when u«
, field. Sundays the machine will stop
aded fr m the producers In tributes Interstate commerce commission lie r^,. n,
W.
S.
BARTHOLOMEW'.
____________________________
ib’e to »«art to do so In a short tint- demanded more money as the only
'at the ball grounds between Sprlng-
Independent of th« orlg tal 1200.«00 said a rate Which hat existed as long
| remedy for falling nrtces. is very
President, field and Eugene.-^-Coburg Journal.
Chronicle.
and Interest paid out
state aa the old 10-cent arbitrary
OPEN RIVE!?
BALLINGER WAS
AT CRESWELL
BROADWAY'S NEWEST SONG HITS
9
/ “Mother, May I Go Out to Swim?
I
an - iw*red right
tor - wards
I
(BATHING SONG.)
thought
Bung by JULIAN ELTINGE of Cohan &. Harris* “Honey Boy*’ Minstrels.
»
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ft 7bmp» di Vaiti
Word« and Muslo by LESTER KEITH.
1
§
1. A swMt lit • U» psseb fr»m M m bat taa Beach
I. Thi* dap-p»r young swell than said to th» toll«.
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Was stroll-ing up • on
th»
" riraM come oat and dlM with ms,
STB
ciiom s.
Moderato. Hot too fati.
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met a young sport from jol • ly New port Who thought »he wu per - feet • ly grand
quit» Im • po • Uto, but coin» out to - night, I
lor« you and yon must a • grec,
Hung
m arm urei to him. "I'd go take a »wim.
anawsrtd in huts, " Hi ver - y bad taste
I
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But I am rn-gaged to b*
To din« with a »tran-ger. I'm told!
tout
dothet on
Though
Tou
mar
lock
cut»
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