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About The Twice-a week guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1910-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1911)
5 M onday , t : c "A3"\ f ib y ? t . imi . - berment as e «-U calamilou Cauada and aulth re rial dfsti me. it w criticism itiin purpt st Cotuplaiut India that I misleading. «*«• Hindu populati caste folks wl cd as Hindus incrated, ns I sua a'ommiasie a vies 1*1 ill* American railway n Stock Exchange, of the times. The at yet acted on the tie Chicago, Milwau , and the' minister of ssnsib' s , qs that a kt by the public au- iuvestment of foreign enter- Will J B hai bo futile. prieatt *r promises te pro- do sol ito number ot its laartlc • • '•.ll'ioui. To these al- frotu tlou h srtt ’ar- vd must be added exeilei BritisL expedition now being or- to rule lud «■■2 bj I r. A. Forbes Mackey.. wlil be Its leader. HIs iuten-1 ion. he c . '!r ;n«d. is not to attempt o rex h the Sjutr. Bole, . but map f 1 X 0uv to <’-> map a the Anturtle con- ( »ut t* stllac of BORN i«c.*t lie couth of the Pnciflc • ♦ • rec’ •a to be tranuve i , » ♦ « from Graham's laud toi V? land, a distance! In Eugene. Februar. of some 2.000 miles i along an entire-1 Fred Oldham and wife ly unknown coast w rhiih has never I la Eugene. Februar even been sighted, Ships are pre- d. vented trom getting ; near by great A. Hill and wife fields of ice and Dr. . Mackey's epin In Eugene. February ion is that the only way to explore the co&b tline Is by working a route- Sidney They und wife. round the ice which fringes the coast. Melvina Kennei In cruel of the ______ proof! in the circat c< __ disregard _ _ ____ daily udduced by the conservatives ■ cnee Lumber c to show that the asquith ministry is* to 4 0 a< torn asunder and doomed. Mr. As-j south ot quith and his colleagues continue to along th bear themselves with a degree oil Beau an cheerful robustness that verges on i the plaintiff. impertinence. The literals ure so I self-confident thkt they will not even I Daniel A Muth, f take the trouble to allude to the! tor of the Eu re cr< spirit of dissension and ganic that Ing with bis family has seized upon their opponents, if where they will reside, it is true that Mr. Asquith has been hold goods were shippet taught to ianoe the crack of Mr. Redmond's whip, the nationalist A herd of draft horses and tn leader’s talents as an animal tamer which have been in use t must be miraculous. For there is. Construction vonstruction company ub ttoove no denying the toast and sincerity during the winter, ware brou with which Mr. Asquith makes pub-1 Eugene this ntornin; and e lie profession of the k-sson he is sup-' near the old tannery on <hi posed to have learned from Mr. Red-¡bank awaiting shipment t mond. On the subject of home rule places where th i Utah comp: he has been expliccite enough to contracts. They are tin" draw cheers from the Irish members. animals and show little effc.i The agitation in Gertr.iny, against On the subject of imperial dismera- winter in the mountains. Qaaid .special Service London. Feb. 3 <. W ..iroclty discuvK n inimvn e proporUokv vaulted in some :ti..a the Loudon nuMspapci are Canadians who n a thing seems ¡ w ; mi the le*41ug jourii.J . profess to se<- uol UU i S '.BUlU from such i . tween the Vnl cd : !■ ticcretery of <u that the agri «st.ent i- asd. not out o+ p„iiti- a .' lias no n th« quiten th* rfiv.t. o.er 1: : ■ t: nmxxi. but even waa perhaps 1____ Dioat violent opponents of ?<■ city c«r.tent tlietnselvt^ With thought that if 3UtnoxAtlun I the Vn!t< re»-:’t. it will not tc lor t. . • at l-east. WhioXtseeins to th ■ quite a sen. li-ki lis The trantiq »orii’li) King Georgi corona- IV. on tte oea asion < f Gon is in a perfect .t f perser- vation and 1; Et.t ■■ . :d " la said, that £' i t vm V. wear it i'.>u-;>n . f the :©• i": which Edwi.ru V'lt.. was < rewned. Th* >obe is ip-yic of t'.e • th f’. icl4 and ! . s.i< u a dac-.> fr»*u- -f I’ I t':r< A M^aiub: st .> «:i . t G um G-Ttu-'W iawt .»..ir w.t. rindl- ed’hut of $.2 U w th -f all through putir.g s- r: m- ■> ■ and this it--se<aM»k hau been going on aystematicaUy h r .. up N o er that the beer drinker.- of tb. Fatherland are in a ferment of es- Gltement about it. The discovery arouse out of the pr -<ci tion in tl courts of MjLBkh, where beer drink er» foregatht-e. d - al the orig.'.al faunt of a VA- l^arjtialle ?ro<.ri< t . and his waiters who were accused y habitual!) st rvitig short measure v ith and nia ce and half Tft*e:-‘*'’sr-z , .«i: ! the qua ntit y lix ed »» it. eentidn ti.v: the ! which stBBU I'M'i!* I last year made over $50.000 extra profit by th ing fa - n .. :.d the case r-*uite.i in a < . ..vb . FAIRMOUNT *«•♦**♦• hand- Orth* F <' 4 r family >ui bls valley be Ba .• Co.I d tirarti "\ < ti unie IM*V uw ini iored the duster the e Wotnen s n so- ♦ ♦ < * Nows of the Labor World t <> ♦ snod in ND uV.iW The Valuà of Any Musical IiwAnaeii Lies In Its wer £ o Create Sentiïbenï Without This Power It Is Worthies yourself OTApanion Remember yoa "re X v It !t will / and even member oi cur a t w ant it to remain with you for m y ycLrs. You be un-elieble, to be a o a .{ / c , l’*‘ ’ - » when your friends call * afford. Ab « , buying the best that you c the p things do not Luy a pi n I \ ire mede to <cil Pianos that ure sold at c: no value to get your money and not trf y .. o 4 Be caref»*l, looK around, P. bent The ih call and inspect the products Af ( Eent piano was made in th^eav 97, sine1 that time io the the prestige of these instr highest point of perfection th e fac And remeir ber you a/e buy? ; iory to your home, maKitfg you a dear styirg oi than 25 per cent will ee a Call and inspect ir beau* 1 and quo pleasure for us to den/onstr. you prices EUGENES LEADING JEWELER AND PIAI O DEALk 557 Willamette Street» i adeiplua ihj -few and Pittsburg lai go cities '■ lit which Loys act in rie» at night.' tint fcr pro requiring at . j'rowu men legislature will to the matter te of Pen e in cnipk - istgniug up and th names of new Although practically all of the In-] mon ure notl. 'aide field players of the Oregon baseball Brown ot the t-ia t'ttl frat m of la't year on hand forth!« the list. tson. it Is admitted that not more t ---------- I ht, and this a: a wt be remedied. Exper id Illinois has shown is not neccessary. A High gradfe BICYCLE, with Coaster \Brake and ; coæ&hts \' wheel fitted with always breaking down and having new craXks and hangers put But if you will calf and e us befor you buy your wheel, e wi nvince you that we can save yo/ from $5 to $15.00 on a bicycle, and besides fit you ut with the D. & J. hangei/ the only han r that doe not have to b^ changed every Year in ordei to sell children'» bureau. recently by legislation in the United enate will be under the di- of the department of com nd labor. Senator pilili ■ la is lhe author of the hid. if. under whose dire :tiou the will be, will rcceivs a salary >0 a year. Ho will “inv G- t • and report c;i all matters per bing to the welfare of children d shall especially Investigate the i stiou of infant mortality, jtive- e dbinquiucy and juvenile courts. ;< i jus occupations and accidents diseases of children, etnploy- t and legislation affecting child- the streets by machinery ly ba adopted by New part ot the city's street i. ,n in the near future, e» used for cleaning the known as squeegees and ! hi will be vigorously op- ed by the labor unions, becatiae ir use would subrtitute machine haï'..! Ialioi' and would. It is ar- probably deprive tnen of work, dons aru prenectiug as a argument alr.'i the cost of the es. which arc expensive to aln flrinclpaliy because of the jr and .tear of the rubber eyiin- /. < nlcal education is a live ques tion with the unions these days and trade i hoois and technical courses i.oitducted for the benefit of appren- -s and journeymen ure receiving more than ordinary .attention« The t. Pa’ilL Minn., have planned to es tablish "school courses" conducted ■ bmg technical lines tn connection ith the regular business meetings. In the beginning the plan.: will pro vide for short lectures or papers on •¡le ions of practical character, and • will be elaborated upon as tbo ark develones. MARRIED ♦ : ♦ At the home of Mr. and Mrs. ■phon Smced nt 95 West Tenth 1 't, Eugene, February 25, 1911, : no hi . X rtbur T‘. Ha umi -o'-I ,v net ‘Ashley, both of W;i Itervilie, tev. P. K. Hammond officiating, Mrs. Smeed served dinner for the happy couple .The bride is a daugh ter" of Pt i'-r Ashley, Succesors to Kay s Gun Sfcor 534 Willamette ití. will * ; eommenee Monday, February candidates are cxpei on <»« in.it that <! d.iv MAY BE MANY NEW and that all __ _ ,,, — ... -rrm ' to turn out PLAYERS IN BALL TEAM llril. „ < i . ’ team. "1,lr ,‘”k,;itpi<m'7or uc« 'i.rs Competition for onu plans tills year will me made rife because ut new men. Jamison Is thought to be inr the omy only man year ln- niiii* of last »«ot /* •-• ’ ~ s -- field who is suro enough to (old nls first b:.se p. .....-—-------- — . position and and leave this open place for a fresh- man. For the Infield places, among the freshmen is Kttdy Roberts, of Salem, Fenton of Dallas, both of v, horn have a splendid (bow for sec ond, Cobb from Portland academy, id Joe Jone:. wIB also fight for tbi or third. A new man who may prove a dark horse and who played i !i Ames College. Iowa, la Ward Ingles, he plays second. Newland and McKenzie who played second and third last year, as well as Har bour, will probably be shifted to the , itfiel.l where there ate one or two openings. Catcher’s place has l>. ■ u • ii .- i lily given to "Chuck” Taylor and Chandler. WHERE THE MAJOR LEAGUES WILL TRAIN » T roiiowiriK a are r inc Following the u tr njn« n:ng p pi i > ■< • ((j (ft,. t»gnjs of tin t ■<> majoi l>: bull leagues Gilt H rli : National I.e.igiK- New York ................ .Marlin, Tex. Philadelphia ......... Uirtnlnghani. Ala. Chicago ................... New Orleatn Kt. Ixtula ................ Jackson, . ' Tenn. Cincinnati .............. Hot Springs, Ark. Boston ...................... Angu ila, lìti, i Pittsburg ............. Hot Springs. Ark. Brooklyn ................ Hot Springs, Ark. American League New York .. . Athens, Gn. Philadelphia Savannah, Ga. t'hlcago ...... Mineral Well . T. Ht. Louis .... Hot Spring-., Ark Cleveland ... .. . . Alxiindri.i. I ■ Boston .. __ R< dolido, I ti Detroit ......... .............. Monroe. La Washington ............ Atlanta, Ga. “•DOLLY” GRAY MAY ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦o♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦4 NOT COME HERE j SPORTING CALENDAR ' Charles R. ( •Dolly") Gray, who has been chosen tn coach the Univer sity of Oregon baesball team, has returned hla contract unsigned and In all probabilities a n'-w coach will In- k lected. Gray objects to the short length of the seaaou Including in the contract, wanting a longer time, and also wants a bigger salary. if the sentiment among the stn dents represents those of th<- athle tic council no overtures will lie made for liis retention The thing Is as yef unsettled and little is given out as to whom the new man will be al though the athletic com,ell Is con sidering the names of several Port land men and players. OREGON POWER COMPANY EASEBALL TEAM WORKING The Oregon Power Company has practically determined upon its base trail team and Is now searching for fields of conquest. Manager Spen cer authorizes a challenge to the Dooth-Kelly company In Springfield, or nny firm or organization to put out a team and play oho game or ser if .. The rnen declare they are will ing to olay any such games but state that they expect to handle bigger teams than will bo organized about Eugene and Springfield, and expect to bring to Eugene teams from Port land o rotlier valley points. T noy are working out each day that the weath er permits and will soon be ready to commence regular practice. Farmers are finding that the ground bus sufficiently dried to be gin plbwng »»•’•r and much is bong SPRING TRAINING done, lhe fair weather of the past BEGINS NEX1'MONDAY week has so taken the anrpius mois ture from the ground that th« farm A notice ha» been posted In the ers declare it is almost too dry gymnasium at the University work well. siati u g that spring training ♦ ♦ Aero Club of Tliiirwli» Five mile chnmpiu the eastern proteselo! Ing title wih be In-id Fl May Basket lut 11 game b and Yale at New ilav Atl WlHltUMt, th» light .1-1 -. on. anti Knockout Brown i tc n ou lids Itefurv the National S| g club tn New York. Saturday iketball teams ot Columbia a lneal . i ■ turn tbruugli It, Vaughan and hl* t'.v Ed wcu'v bound •” son last evening l.dOO each for st .' iging to State Dali) Sunday Johnny Conlon and Fiinkle Conic) will meet In a twenty-round deviaton go for the bantamweight title al New There will be a public danci Orleans. Sprlugfleld tonight. A number Monday s mug p * ulo Of Eugene will nttt Feddy Welsh and Mat Mills v.lli lit nderulioti's ori iit'stia «HI fight for tli© laonxrlalc belt in-fori- tbo music. Arrangements bn the National Sporting club in L >u made with (he streetcar tom don. a car In slilch tn return to Sixth annual tournament of tin v.i- after tbo dm.co 4 b owr. llolial Bowlin-.; ur:.oi intiou will bo I" V. Rogers, n recent progress during the wc<-l< at Buffalo Automobile showa will |>< ii.-it hero, has bought from B Pepn t 17 n< re . oil, d ou tl • river ro during the week at Kaio-us City, Mo Indianapolis, Ind., unil Toronto Can B Eg ; ten, niaKlng th. di al. Mr. ere v vili go Into the truck ri ada. The price puld for Chicago American bascbnll lcagu<> basini si is land was 9320Q. will start for .Mitnriil Wells, T.-xa where th<- prlng training i ip uHI mschcld' goods have nrrlv. 'l Is be established. no from Medford for Dr. K Detroit Tigers will comm<m c I heli SOLEK ON EASY TER MS ett <>d family. They will II*** spring practice at Monroe. I,a.. wli<i< Line dn street H<»u.''l’’kl the former champions have )ca>.i| i have alia arrived hare fr<’OT grounds for five years. tiaba, Mich., for Homas bro'b' Chicago National l.c;>~uc I-urn «111 ll < . labdsii a a< Icftvo for West Badin, v.l. r<> th' ry I if it E Greenwood Cubs will Is- put through a boillii)’ . m w iirrivals from Centridli'. out process before going ontli. i., have also received tl- r Second train squad of the Nev. York Giants, Including m t of the seasoned veterans, will m . nililn In Mrs Katie Whitlow today Institi! St. I.oiils to uegln th< trip to Mai Hi, yrt I. • erf suit |n the circuit Tex. her liuslnind. F. M. (Dick I Ttieeiiny Philadelphia National Longue team low, for e divorce and for I lie will start f<>r the spring eamp 1I lorntlon of her former name. Wlloy, Kho nllegi a cruel and Birmingham, Ala. Itlfle teams of Columbia Univer man treatment, In that h'<r hiisi sity and Georgia Agricultural Col often became (hunk and negh let a u| after n long debauch v lege will hold telegraphic match. come home and abuse her by > Wednesday Ing her and calling her vile and oi Final entries close for the flr.at decent names. They were married II running of the Blue Grass stakes at Portland on Janmuy 11. 1 VOS. l -J Lexington. isHlnger is ! Hurney for the plain Manager Griffiths, of th© Cinciu- tiff in th - ca
