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Newspaper Page TextJlitJJ SB . Daily Eugeae Guard I Publlahod a.ary oiM ol tha weak, bun 4 yaaioautad. AdMreaa all communicationa ai.l mtki all roiiM(M pyblo,?to to Kuouia IIuabii. Eiife-ena, Oregoo "' suHsc'UiPTio.NanATua daily. - IMIrared by oarrler, per wtk.. I V DeliTered by.carriar, per month e Br mail one yaar (in adyanoa) W Bia moDlha S; Ona month ' jiuiflaonuiea. 05 Ona yaar(in adyanoa) J JJ" Biiniootha f, w AdvortUing ratea mada known on applica-lion. Entered aa aaooodclaaa mattar at the E,i .no, Oirr.-oo, u-jalofroa. THB EASTERN I OFFICES' -Of th. rp'eat230 to Temple Coiirt, New Yo k u; r,. jd U 8 Krraa Bid, 67 Wwb lnS: a St., CHuwo, I1L, IS KAT2 Advart'v log Agency In charge. CAMPBKLL BROS Publishers 2 3 4 a, s ye o io ii ii 13 1-4 IS 16 17 16 19 2Q 21 21 23 24 25 26 27?2930 3l I WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30 Weathet aealal I the Qaard PORTLAND, Jau 80. Fir tonight nd Tbumday. InoreaalDg oloudlDeaa with probable ibowera. of the Oregon Agriou!nrl Collece with a diuiilar iusiitulioo to be lo cated somewhere in Eulnrn Oregon, will be met with ttie Krave objection tbat Intli colltgwi wuuld thereby be crippled from lack of sufficient fundo. Hotter have cue stroug in stitution than two weak ones. Diecooeolate Portland gamblers now wiinout oeoupauon assert all manner of financial ills for the town on account of suppression of the vim. Tbat reminds us that the fly on the cotch wheel made ex clamation "How we go around!" or of similar ioaport. Gambling has less to do with Portland prosperity than the fly with moving the coach wheel. On tbe contrary it is an eater,deetroyer, tearer down instead of a producer and builder-up. A Portland woman called on the mayor the other day and when she had his curiosity nnduly ezoited by tbe statement that ehe had very important information for bis official ears, alone, let him down easy with the news tbat the world would be buruel up by electricity within a lew days. Seattle police are guarding Thomas Lippy, a Klondike mil lionaire. Unknown parties wrote Lippy demandinp 12500, on threat of cutting off Mb ears in esse their demands are not oomplied with. Now the police ha ve a fat job guard ing the ear. M iybe they could tell who wrote the letter. $47,500 FOR THE U. 0. Harris Bill Passed the House This Afternoon. ' One West Point cadet deolared bis opinion tbat hazing there was not bb had as football. Probably it also has some humane advantages over shooting NUgara Falls in a barrel. UNREASONABLE PREJUDICE. Tbe Cottage Grove Leader in urging that a steel bridge be built across the Coast Fork nver at that plaoe takes oooasion to say that the people of that part of the "county have been taxed to build a Que courthouse and jail in order that iliugene may snine aau keep stop with the foremost towns of Oregon," and "a fine steel bridge at Spring' field," eto. If the Cottage Grove editor and he is a level headod gentleman had considered a moment he would no have written such stuff. The oourt house and jail were not built thai Eugene might "shine," but for tlx benefit of tbe entire ojunty. Thorp was no extravagance In their build log, while tbe old structures were endured not a few years alter they were entirely inadequate for public needs. In faot the confinement of human being in that old stone jail, no matter for what offense, was-nothing but a publio crime against humanity. We know whereof we write. Not mentioning the small, Illy ventilated, inoon venieat publio ofBoes in the old courthouse, the invaluable county records had no security from fire, exoepi mat proviuea Dy me oiiy 01 Eugene. The record vault would not have withstood tbe burning of tbe courthouse, except by aid of the fir department sustained by taxes of the oitizens of Eugene. We oannot believe tbat tha Cot tage Grova paper represents the sentiment of the people of that oommuulty. It has become cbionio for Cottage Grove newspapers to Teat their spleen against Eugene, nd for nootber reason but it is the county seat. It Is not right nor just. Eugene pays a large share of taxes about one-fifth is the nat ural trade con tor of the oounty, and baa never failed to enoourage improvement in roads and bridges for every portion of the oounty. Our people even would say nothing talnst tbe building of a steel bridge across the hundred foot river at ColtageUrove, though with the abundance of timber at band it would seem like waste to plaoe a steel bridge across such a narrow stream. Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. CFBkldmore, Poitland P II Tynan, Holland Win M ltubliiett, Portland F E Wbltney, Portland WmTHotuoo.HF M L Haullue, Baltimore O It Uoodale, Coburz B Betterforty, 8 F Ueo A Peel, Portland EDOBNB. FL Gilliam, Wendllng W E Wllllama, Portland HLHeal, Wendllng J K Emery, H F 8 T Lament, 8 F Mrs Humphrey, Falrmnunt 8 P Calloway, Portland B Holilliwr, Portland R Drum, Toledo, O U K Herbert, Hazel Dell , li Hoaelton, Crow ' F C Klnge, Crow J U Stewart C mag Grove L 8 Bkelpern, N Y li D Brown, Panther Creek L Hnaleton, Crow J W Sherwood, Portland Next Important Musical Event. Naili-Hldilt.u-Konrail Trio. Con gregational church, Saturday evenlim February Oil). Tickets 60 cent at Sohwarzuohikl's. ROT DISSENTINO VOICE. Special to Guard Balem, Jan SO The Houne passed a bill aU:30 o'olock this afternoon for an appropriation for the University of Oregon of $47,600 annually. The measure paiaed without a dis senting voice. The amount heretofore received by tbe University from tbe state has been $30,0C0 per year. New School Buildings. EUOKNB, Jan. 30. Editor Guard: The artlole In thla morning's Register, signed "A Tax paver," advocating the erection of a "good modtrn commodious school building of eight rooms" In ibe eastern part of town, meets with my most hearty approval. Tbe time has passed In the history of Eugene, I hope, when It or theacbool district shall ereot any thing cheap, and the proposition made to ereot a "six-room school" should be frowned down. In tbe proposed new building tbe mistakes made In the Geary should be - avoided. The new building nhnuld have a high basement with a cement floor, which could beueed as a play ground for the children In cold and wet weathir. It should be steam healed as Is our new oonrthouee. It will be bi tter 1 1 Kpend a few thousand dollara more and hive modern Improvement! than tn be parslmouious and have an unsanitary structure that will undermine tbe health of our little ones. Tbat la the trouble with the Gesry building. In the new building tbe beating and ven tilation should be according to the latert scientific methods. "Tax payer" suggests that we bond tbe dis trict for $16,000. I would suggeat that we bond it for $40,000 and erect i $16, 000 building on our lot In eastern part of town and also a $25,01)0 nigh Bcbool building where the Central Bchonl now stands. The money could be secuied at 4 per cent, making tbe interest $1000 per annum, whlob a oue-ml 1 tax would now nearly cover. In 25 years, when the bonds mature, the as sessed valuatiou of this sabool diotrlct will be suoh that a three- nlll tax will easily pay of tbeentlre indebtedness. Money Invested In good sohool build ings bring in the best hind ot returns. Hwlllaitraot the beat class of people from tbe EaK, aud it Eugene should conclude to build these two buildings It would be advertised far and near, and this, with Us growing UulversKy, at the head of which Is a man of good senaeand rarotaot, would give us suoh aprestlgeas nothing else could give us, and would bring to Eugene the most desirable Immigrants. Citizin. Money to Loan. ERBklnworth has monev to loan. oall on him. anohhk Bad Hot. J eft Winkle, Implicated with Rosooe Wilson In the grain-bag stealing oae, was today sentenced to the reform school by Justice of the Peace Wiutermeler. The two boys will be takeu below lu a day or two. WILLIAM'S IMPERTINENCE. German Emperor Asks United States to Hasten Philip pine Matters. CHIHIJE INOCMNI TIES. Special to tlia Guard. Bhnglial, Jan SO. Ruola demands three ml.liou lacl (H..O,'1"") 'f0"11 China aa her purl of the rludeini'y. Germany Is far iesa mote-ate her demands. Bb claims an Indemnity of nrty mlldou laels 170,000,000 ) ROME 1S80LEN(E. Special to tua ttujt'j. Berlin, Jan SO. The German gov ernment has luatruo'ed its re resent i- tive to the United Bta'ea lo aik that the United Btates huiten the estab lishment of civil rule in tbe Phi ippiue Islands. Interests of Oermm cit iena In the Philippines are made the basis for Germany's req'iest. TLIE BI'E IA L BErfBlON. Special to the cuanl. Wa!ulueton Jau 8". It ha9 b-en agreed that a special seniiou of cngrecs lie -Ned to commence immediately alli r acli'mrnnient, March 4, but the dat; thereof has not lieen flxtd. BOER PFJ80XEH3. bpcclal to the Ql'ARD. Louden Jau 8". General Kitchenrr favors sent log li-ir prisnuera to I'idi for safe keeping. . llOEU BKII Idli BATTLE, bf ;c al to Uuaril. C tpe Town, Jau 30. General Dewet'a Boer invading forces eugaied tbe British under Gem rtl Knox in Cape Colony. CONGER BEFRIENDS CHINESE, i Special to the ou&rJ. Peklu, Jan. 30.-United Btates Min ister Conger opposes the execution of Prince Tuan and Geueral Hulling as demunded by Germany STATE LEGISLATURE Tbe House and Senate caenderi of Ibe Oregon state legislature show not a few bills Introduced "by request." Whr any 'legislator bould introduce a bill tbat be it ashamed to stand spans ir for Is a pertinent question. The proposition to divide Urn und provided for the maintenance m WEAK WOMEN Are made strong M by the use of Hr. In Tierce's Favorite Prescription. It Vregulatea the lperioda, rtrlea yxClieale iulUnima- Vft turn and ulceration Yl and cures female ( vreakneaa. Sick women are invited to consult . x-tor llerce. 1 letter, rrt. 7. . i ' letter, rrt. All womanly conti- dence held in 1aacrcd aecrecy and gunrded bv irl... .r....;n..-i privacy. Write without fear and .without fee to -Tp'Dr. R. V. Pierce, C -3 UuRalts N, Y. ft -I hart N-o a arrat t-i J"i.imn wnln If Mta M. Vll.f , I W "' atwa.ir. c,.kc Y WTC", 1, i,j V -'' -r I if al 1 I Kmml rtllrf l follawcil ror , V '1vW. ativl ttk lht U'MIc ol ' KMmi1t Pitterlntloa an.l ftwr V the -Gol.lra Mlu-.sl IVMWti ,' now frel live s ' I !vv inml TVictor liercc's I rlraaaut Pellrta f cure htlionane and airk e1'. ache, ThrT do no) create Hit pill habit. A Powder Mill Explosion Removes everything In sight; to do drastio mineral pills, but both ate mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate manhliiery of your body with calomel, crotou nil or sloes pills, when Dr King's New Life Pills, which are gentle as a summer breeze, do the work perfeelly. Cures headaohe, con stipation. Only VSo at W I, DeLauo's drug store. Sou K Cold. The tliirmnuu tor reglr- tered 26 above zro this morning at 0 o'olock, seven degrees below the fretz- lug polut. kid-year examinations begin at the University tomorrow. Ibe carpenter work on the new hos pital building Is being roahed. The band minstrels held a rehet.raal at the opera house, last night. It was carried on quite Mioeeefully. Policeman Croner yesterday after noon arrested Arthur Diamond on a oharge if Jumping on and oS a moving freight train, lu violation of a city ordinance, the night before. He will be given a bearing before Ud- eorder Dorna as soon aa that official la able to be down town. Don't Rub It In. FOR - ore Throat Pneumonia Rheumatism Bronchitis Headache Bruises Earache Neuralgia Toothache Bui na Lumbago Croup Cuts I'hyalelara un ih1 Mteriiiia Tain Cure in Uieh famlllea and prvsiTllie It In lhlr praetto. At druKKieta. W ct. lnilnnn- I ....... k..i.... m ,n.l. lKl the worth in a a M ihlna. i'on "Ul nt'y I l n.it hpiuia lo aekiuwl.U l"at I have lv.-a our retnevlv a tluroi.i'i teat, and haw rouiut It to lw vou cU.nv J. II. ri'TN'A M. M li, lti.tun.1. Vt SC0ICH Rt.IY.EDY COMPANY WfWera Altucy US FRANCISCO Sold By Linn Drug Co Scotch Remedy E 11 Iugham is in tit Louis en route houje. H A Vincent is sufleriug from ton slliiis. Mrs Mary Bore started for Lovett, Texas, today. Miss Lottie Waller is 111 at her home in tbe Titus block. Johu Hampton is one of the numer- gus victims nl the grip. A i erlt gtou Is in the clutches of that monster, la grippe. rresment frauK ntroug went to Portland litis aft rnoon. Attorney J E Young came down from Cottage Grove today. Attorney Diuicl Gaby went to Port land today on legal bu-lne-a. Sirs Hot J r .Merrill la convalescent afleraullliiei.sofaBVtr.il days. ( Mis O F Knnx returned thla after noon from a visit nt Cottage Grove. M C Jturns, of Coburg, went to Mbl mi tuday to attend tile funeral of Mrs J C Goodule. airs flank All.y. of Roehurg, Is vililng al the uoiiie ..f Kev N B Adey in this city. G a H'Hidl.ush left for points north today. Mrs Jioudebush will remain in Eugene for awhile. Mr ON Pierce, of Portland, Is vie' lung tier pareuls, Mr and Mrs o 8t John, near Springfield. Airs T B Howsi- leturned lo Purtland today alter a pleasant visit with her sitter, Mrs C M Young, lu this olty. aire a lempliton returned to Halsey today after having visited her children who are attending the U O. R-v W A Arnold, pastor of tbe M E church at L b inon, returned home iti' day, afti.r having made a hort visit In Eugene. K L Chaiiil.' r,ail Friendly and A j wivMici CK went lo Salem today to work for Lane entity's Inttrstsln th 1-Bl-lntuie. In Mack Hoiutnerville and her mother, Mr. Mtevetis, went to 8aleni today to attend the funeral of Mrs J C Go.Klale tmiiorrow. M'ta Nellie Gilfty P aves Friday fur Kan Francisco to purchase a i t ick of aprlmr goinla f. r the firm of Gilfry A Whlleaker, uililluers, James Wye. II l.'ft this morning with a large wagon load of provisions for seltlrra sling the upper McKemle as far up as Hlue Kivi r. J J De Han, the gentleman con nected with F A Kanklu lu the attlct Instrument hulnea, returned today fiom Portland actimipatiied by his family, and wil! reside heie. O K tl.aali.il, i f Coburg, went to rial, in tins tifierrivn to be prieent at tbe funeral of Mis i V Gitodale tomor row. Mr O odate is a broth.r of J C U'KHNIe. Ni rand Mrs J 1 Hopkins aid I) B Hjpklna went to Albany this afier iiix n, to afend the wedding of their son and brother, Her II 1. Hnikirs and Mi-J i' llmwnell. that Is to tw celehratnl at the H-,iwi1 hnie thla evenli at 8 o'clok. Iv and Mn Hl'kina III rl t Fuei.e (. r s short lima befiMv t'iry go lo M.elr in rue In Kansas. Agricultural College Aprropria tion Bill Passed the House. 0 SCMT0 VET. Special to Ibe Guard tjaleru, Jau 30. The senat rial vote today was the same as yettrday, el- C3)t senators Mulkey and Kelly paired and Mt Q leen absent. There is good reason to believe that Monday wi 1 bring a break in tbe vote forsenatcr. . AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Specla.totbeGoard. rjalem, Jan 30. The appropriation for support of tbe agriculturil Cullege passed the bouse this morning without amendment. oix votes were recorded againet it. A GRAVE MEASURE. Special to the uciaD. Balem, Jau 30. R-prtseutatlve Sehumanu's measure ir vlding that liens could be tiken agdutt tomb stones for unpaid bl Is on the same passed the house. IN THE BENATE. Special to the GtUBD, rjalem, Jan SO The senate consid ered bills at second reading. MULTNOMAH LOMMI idlONERd. pedal to Guard. balem Jan 30. The bill introduced by Representative Watson of Mul no tuaii providing f r tbe removal from otlice of the Multnomah county com missioners caused a squabble among the Multnomah delation. By a close vote the bouse referred tbe bill to that delegation. AFTERNOON ADJOURNMENT. Special to tha Guaid. Balem, Jan 30. After the vote for senator was taken, ac 1 o'clock, both houses adjourned till 3 o'clock this atteruoou. NO HENATOR YET. Special to the Guard. BuIhAi, Jan. 80. The vote for United States senator at noon today result, d as follows: Corbett 28 Btnltb (ruelon) 28 AloBride 18 Hermann 7 Scattering 7 Paired 2 Absent l AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Special to the oaard. Haiem, Jan SO.-Tbe agri ult iral college bill carrying J20.000 for Im provements and repairs and $:'5,000 annually after the curreut year, passed the House by a vote of 50 to 6. Wwc, nap. N2I49 EXTHALONfi-WAIST A Chance to get a corset wieap. . uuas and ends Dizes oroK.en. Madam Warner's dress form uuiBci,. xvug uriue $i.ou now Re ' fin Celebrated S & C corset $1 now " 4fi Celebrated Kosmo corspr $1.50 vow V Celebrated Tamsico corset $1.25 now oK 'oc and Celebrated Immense and Elegant corsets , $1.00 now These aie all Bargain values. Call and look tliem over. E. HATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. 25c OOOOOOOOGOOOOOSOOOOOOOOCf t alt S s e All rvinu oi Heaters... Cole's Air TightxrLt riioefne O'lL- stoves atd ranea. Wriancr VclrV jsoue better uiade. s GRANITE WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS. S. L. LONG 0$GG6G8QQ3 &OOOOOGaHsf I I 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure hili gnb wines ed) liquors, fo get tbe best and pu.tjtHt 'ow p::cw. Yodoii alwayn find the very choicest Tin. tea in cliia-eli, Uurbandiw.lihitie winei,t clmnipatfoeH, and erery. thing in the brat table winei,witli the bent lNciuetDd tinert flarorn, as well an choice old whiakiw, ae, potter aud beer at, W. M . RENSHAWS Eugene. Oregon. Mo GHpv, Fain Or discomfort, no trrlintton or the In testinesbut Rditle, prompt, thorough healthful cleansing, when you take Hood's Ps Sold by all druggists. iScenta IT IS EASY IF YOU KNOW HOW You can make an independent living by learning hoar to make Portraits. We hate the latest pmce ot teaching in your own S.V y ork Kuaranteed. Write to I he Vortland Art Co, 270 Oak St Portland, Oregon. ' THE cowiviofaEii Jssued Weekly... WILLIAM J. BRYAN Editor and Publisher. Lincoln, Nebraska. Terms-Py.b0 In Advanc. On Year nrl SlxMontha Three Months ..." Single Copy NTo travelinircnnvnsGn employetl. Terms for ioi agents will be sent on m.n. cation. AH money should be sent by P.O. order, ErprtS order or by bank dra o, New loik nr not send individual stamps.. 6UAr.D GLU3BIXB BATES. Ibe Coninionc SMOKE- Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- ..Something New.. -AT Day & Henderson... Cut order Carpets, see Them. Come and HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK -. Official acbed to Warranted in every rea-e-Government l;er:;Hcat i erery package Bhipped FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES Vines , i loarerinij and Fmit bearing Shiuboary-l'lantt. Kowa, Eia t.rown ai.d for sale by 'he irat JNational Nur'erteH, Hocbesler, N Y O. J..FOSS. Box 3.10. K,.n. r, .g'nl ,or cu"'- Eugene Laundry" NOTICE TO THEPUBUC Pml.,l.v,"lr,"'rkc,l,"1 "' -l-'i ib,iu.iit w.?nn fan... ... . nay i,., ,,.,, ifere.1 I wo.lt ti ii.. , . . a.'crai ueliverv Strc- Vour uatronaLD, i.o wi" promptly rl,lr the aama to t eeoe l n lry si.th.ud WlffUK W.W-'.'k.partofTour p.ut A ntSS & JENNINGS Proprietors. - FIRST National Bai ill! Of f-uaene. Eugene St?am Dye Works . . . First class work done 1 cheap as any place on the coast. Clothes pressed and cleaned in a proper and up-to-date manner. R. MARX. Jr.: Prop. Eighth St., naar Euiana Soap LANE COUNTY LIK EUGENE, CBEG0N. Eatabllahad In IS.l. Old..t Bank in tha County. General Banking business inal! branchat transacted on favorable terms. V U. HOVEY, Prwidtn.. 1.. (J H IT I .IN I'whlpr. . H. HOVKY. Aaat ttuhW- Pid up Cash Cpif.i S60.000 S60.000 HOllOr Ha. A flWvn ... - Daily Guard t 1 1 uuiress GUARD. Eunf.Orerjon $0.50, l".l tirtroo. FS. d Port- 'loollertioi,. entnwIH to . .111 Pr.i,1ent. ' 4l- "nnoiiAas, VlcPraakk.. U Portaa EUGENE Loan i Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Co Cash Caa 'al - S.W Surplus A OtNIBAL itaaiaa auaiNCf Ta aono on ravoHaaii tiku' It.' al Uratu laxtiM on the prlln'M! P'i lniereit allo.l lollmiiui n Ct'Wp our iiM-nipi tM,nt,,!l- 1. nft . Oil Ir. I i ir. 1. It. HUH"" .