Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 07, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. GUARD PRINTING CO. Juc. Published every duy of the week' i Sunday excepted. Address ail com-1 muuicatiuus and make all remittances payable to tlio Eugene liuard, Eugene, j r6oa ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES DAILY j Dullvered by oarrior, per week.. lu j Delivered br caiTicr,per month. . 5t) UymZCuZyM- (m advance). . 5 uo j Not lu advance 0 oil , One mouth" .. " W ! Single copiea u& 1 Advertising rates made 4Uown on application. Entered at the posbufflee at Eugene, Oregon, as second-class matter. AGENTS FOR THE (JlMKl? The tollowing are authorized 'o take o." receipt for subscriptions or traus act other business for the Dally and Weekly Guard. W. 0. Conner, Cottaae Grove. Lester Btacy, Coburg. J. f Clark, Creswell. aN INDEPENDENT "PEI. TUESfiAY, AUGUST 7 Irrigation Is Needed ' Irrigation projects, such as that outlined in the Guard yesterday, will tend to make the Willamette valley the garden spot of the West. While It la true that sections of the valley, specially the low bottoms along the river, do not need irrigation there re large areas that would bo vastly benefitted by the increased produc tiveness that would result. Alfalfa growing und the dairy business would be promoted to such an extent as (o make It uiioiiullod In the world. What Irrigation can do and has done la exemplified in Idaho and many other semi-arid ntut.B. It an swers the question why the sage brush lauds of that country are in greater demand . and soil for higher prices than the best valley landB of Western Oregon. A visit to Boise durlug the session of the cumiug National Irri gation oougreBS next month would be n objeot lesson that would do many Oregonlans a world of good by turn ing their attention to u subject that has been almost entirely overlooked here In the past. , The real big thing lu the ootupua bunting campaign is said to be on Dow In dead earnest. Yesterday the federal grand Jury at Chicago began Its Investigation against the standard Oil trust on the oharge of accepting railroad rebates the system of dis crimination by which the king octo pus is said to have vanquished Its riv als. For the paut ten duys attorneys nd special agents for the government have been at work on the evidence. Aasllstant Attorney-Uonoral Paglu wont to Chicago from Washington to take oharge of the work. He was fol lowed by T. 0. M. Shludlor, Bpeolal tgent for the department of oommorce and labor. A day or two later J. J. Sullivan, United States district at torney at Cleveland, dropped in and with District Attorney 0. B. Morri son, Assistant District Attorney P. Hanctett and Frank B. Kellogg, peolal counsel for the government, a formidable array was presented. Quite unepxeotedly the attorneys changed frout in their ideas of pro cedure, uud whereas they had started with the Idea or presenting an "In formation" to Judge tiethea as tho basis of a misdemeanor prosecutlou, luuudcd upon uncollected storaire charges due by the Standard Oil to' the Lake Shore railroad, a special grand juiy was summoned to meet Monday for a general investigation. It Is stated that a second grand jury would be drawn to sit August H for Investigation of even broader mat ters than those to be submitted to the Bret. It appears from our Washington dispatches that Japan persists In Holding on to .Manchuria and making I It a Japanese province She will mi. doubtedly retnlu Port Arthur what- ver the Chinese mar nv It I. ' .h..,i .J. ..... J " """ ""' tar, exigencies J.,BM. fIU,il, re preventing the untruiK'o uf American goods Into Manchuria, while tho Jap- anese merchants are alrorded an op-l' nortmiltv in uuf ii. ,i. . . portunlty to get their .are. Into the oountry duly free. The complaints are becoming so formidable Hint II I. Impossible for then, t escape orilclai attention. The Chinese and Japanese bare maintained contrjl of affairs. A lit run tf imprgHt-iun uema to exftt in j commercial . cirule tSat the open ' a i ft....i...: ... i .. .... ardy ju,,aueiie (,,, ag it ever wan under the Russian. If the open door pojjoy upon wuich the United States places such important stress, and to which Japan ia so thoroughly eom- mltted, ia to be preserved It la urged " necessity exists for the Immediate establishment of regular Chinese CUS' t,,m hou',e9 ttt AtuK. 'u8 n)utb 0f the Yalu rivur, and at Dnlny, lu the leaned teriitory controlled by Japan, Japan will find in time that the "open door" would be the beat policy 1"" bar to adopt Her ally, bugianu, m UK- me exclusion plan. The Wall Street Journal says: "Ac cording to the Sage estate lawyers Russell Suge left I30,00u,000 money loaned out in Wall Street. Of the i'fty-three banks composing the New York clearing honse, only seven have outstanding a larer total of loans than this. Mr. Sage, therefore, was a bigger lender ol money than most of the banking Institutions of the olty. And there ia probably not a bank in the city that would not be glad to take over the Sage loans on the terms he imposed." It Is very certan that Sage demanded and re oeilved ample collateral. It is noted in Boston that there never was a time when bankers the uounry over seemed to be bo mixed aa to the monetary outlook as la the case today. The available supply of money in New York is larger than has been the case at this period since 1901, with the excoption of 1094, and yet rates for time funds do not decline, becaues t1 ere Is apparently a demand from corp. rate interests that cannot be satistlod. The Evening Herald, published by F. P. Oronemillor at Klamath Falls, an old -time newspaper man of ability who has not been actively engaged In tho business for several years, has reaobed our exchange desk. It is bright, newsy little paper and Is well patronized by the business men of that booming town. The arrangements f"r the James town oxpostllou are progressing satis factolrly. The Sunday closing dis cussion stage has been reaohed. More people are reading "Today's news today" In the Daily Uuard than ever before. It is the popular paper of the plain people. The Oregon colony at McNeill Island Is growing rapidly, due to the energy of Immigration Commissioner Francis Honey. Whre wlU the postofflce building be located? A Tragic Finish A watchman's neglect permitted a leak in the great North Sea dyke, which a ubllds' finger could have stoppped, to become a ruinous hi oak, dovasting an entire privince of Hol land. In like manner Kenneth Mo lver, of Vaucejuro, Me., permitted a cold to go unnoticed until a tragic finish was only averted by Dr. King's New Discovery. He wrltea: "Three doctors gave me tip to die of lung In flammation, caused by the neglected cold; but Dr. King's 'New Discovery saved my life." Guaranteed best cough and oold cure, at W. L. De Lauo's drug store. 50o and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Storage! Storage! Storage! Public and private. Storage of al kinds of goods and material, etc., at ,,, ,,,, ' . jor. Hop storage solicited. Partle having hops to store will do well to see GEO. T. HALL A HON. Twenty Year Battle "I waB a loser In a twenty year bat t,o with chronic piles and malignan ores, until I tried llucklin's A rule Salve; which turned the tide, by cur lug both, till not a trace remains," wrltia A. M.Bruco.of Farmville, Va. Best for old ulcers. outs, burns and I wounds. I'ifl at W, L. DeLauo, drug- Delicate woman will never become I strong, happy, lionrty, freo from pain, until vnu littll.l ,,,, v..n. .ui. the nerve-nfrohliiir. blood- ninklni? t"mo' JIn""l,,r MoiinUluiCreekat2p.nl r. ,T "r UMvt " Liuu ; Mu, Mom. ha. open1 hoi I : Dresniimklug parlors In . the Dunn e.V'lT u'"' K"0,,","," room a 'Phoue j " ' I Men'o and women's clothes eleanexl, I p,,nmMi and dyed at the Eiigcupttcatn ' Laundry annex, Wst Elgh th street, j L. ri iZH . I World Does Not Owe Anybody a Living Bay Rv. Dr. NEWELL DWICHT H1LLIS of New York ' UNO men should not make the mistake at tho outset of their career of saying, "The world owes me a living." Of nil the black lies that ever defaced the p;'ge of a man's life THAT IS THE BLACKEST. The world dues not owe you a living, but instead you owe tho world a million million livings. You can NEVER REPAY what tho world has done for you. There are men living in palaces in Fifth avenue and in palaces in Great Britain who aro as surely FINANCED PAUPERS as if they lived in hovels and were supported by the state, and there are women who carry a donkey's load of finery on their backs who should also be classed as paupers because of the little that they give to the world in proportion to what inejr receive. The F.-ench revolution will be as a match in the night in comparison with the revolution Russia ia soon to have, i .id the aristocrats will reap what they have sown in fire brands A ,'D BULLETS. For t. ? last few weeks we have been listening to endless attacks on proper;y. Wo have heard we are going to the devil because we aro too rich a country ; that we need to go back to the days when we could not boast so much wealth. But what this country needs isn't more poverty, but MORE MANHOOD TO USE THE PROP ERTY WE HAVE. Ood meant men to go toward wealth; ho wants us to multiply our possessions. The trouble is not that we are too rich, but our knowledge, our intellectuality, our honesty, have not kept in advance of our property as they should have done. WE NEED TO COME BACK TO THE CONVICTIONS OF OUR FATHERS AND SPIRITUALIZE OUR WEALTH AND PROPERTY. a lIllIl-Il-l-l-IIIItIIIllIl-t I 11 11 1 1 I I H poem II I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I rHIWWHWW'Wl-W-l-rM"M'l M'M'M' HUDSON By Arthur Guiterman I ILL to the boo. Bright river of the moun tains! Pour (Ml through the hills From Adirondack crags. JJuoyintr the waifs Of tributary fountains, Rocking the fleets That fly a hundred flags! Forests are thine And fair embowered Islands, CltlfR are thine Whose towers touch the skies. Curve grnndly down Thy Roblln haunted highlands; Lave, silver wuved, The vale where Irving lies. 'H"I"I"!"t"T""' T l"!t I I"IMIl'tl Teachers' Examination Notloe is nerety given tbat the County Superintendent of Lane Coun ty will bold the regular examination of applicants for Mate and county papers at the High School building in Eugbne, as follows : FOR STATE PAPERS. Commencing Wednesday, A,ugust 8, at 0 o'clock a. m , uud continuing until Saturday, August 11, at 4 o'clock n. m. Wednesday Penmanship, history, spelling, physlcrl georgaphy, reading, pByoolugy. Thursday Written arithemtlo, theory of tenohlug, grammar, book keeping, physics, civil government Friday Physiology, georgaphy, mental ai ithmetio, composition, alge bra. Saturday Botany, planu geometry, general history, English literature, school law. FOR COUNTY PAPERS. Commencing Wednesday, August 8, at 0 o'clock a. m., and continuing until rrldny, August 10, at 4 o'uloek p. m FIRST SKCOND AND THIRD GRADE CERTIFICATES. Wednesday Penmauahlp, history, orthography, reading. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, phy siology. Friday Oeoraphy, mental arith metic, sohool law, civil government. PRIMARY CERTIFIOAiES. Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra phy, arithmetic, reading. Thursday Art of questioning. theory of teaching, physiology. W. B. DILXiARD. - - Co. Siipt. Eugene-Fall Greek Stage Uarnnrd 4 West stages now leave u gene and Fall Creek oarh morning except Sunday, returning In the afternoon. Leave Eugene at 6 a. m., arriving at Fall Crook at 10::: leave Fall and arrive at Eu- gene nt 0. Leave Fall Creek at 7:30 a. m., "' Kiwne at 12 i leave Eu- gene at 2:30 p. m. and arrive at Fall CrwV ' 7- LTe ordeis for freight and pas- sengers at office of Barnard A West stables, igene, and rf-rank Blair, rail Creek. tf 0,V'",h J l , . 6 ... "" i LaiuSry annex, West Eighth stre.t l!l,,,5,V ..,-I ri'.'.Tik"..- . ' I for Coday Deep breasted stream, Wfcat tales thy hills have told bm! Playmate and friend In days of youthful glow, Now, as of old, In crystal arms enfold me; Tnlre me again Within thy cooling flow! Plunging, I watch Thy deeper waters changing. Gold lighted gr"en To amethystine shade; Strong armed and free. Thy boundless bosom raging, My heart In thine Beats warm and unafraid. t t" 1 1 ' !! T ! "T T" I! 0. R.-&N. THE BEST TIME SAVER Franklin was right when he said: "Lost time is never found again." The O R.iS.,.i addition to giv Ing you 200 miles along the matchless Columbia river, saves you 17 hours to Chicago. It is the . Short line to Lowlaton. Short line to the Palouse country. Short line to Spokane. Short line to the Coeur d'Alene oountry. Short line to Salt Lake City. Short line to Denver. Short line to Kansas City. Short line to Omaha. Short line to Chicago. Short Hue to all points east. Three trains east daily, 9:15 a. m., 8:15 and 6:15 p. m. The "Chicago Portland Special" is as flue as the finest. Every comfort of home. For particulars ask any agent of the Southern Paolflo Company or write, A. L. CRAIO, General Passenger Agent, Portland. Or. Eastern Excursion Rates June 4, 6, 7, 23, 25, July 2, 3, Au gust 7, 8, 9. September 8, 10. On the above date round trip tiekets will be sold from Eugene to St. Paul and Missouri river points to? 163.75, St. Louis t1.25, and Chicago 175.25. Limit, 90 days. Call at the local ticket office for particulars. L. O. ADAIR, Agent, Wool and Mohair Geo. T. Hall & Son will pay the highest price for wool and mohair. UEO. T. HALL. A SON. Aya & Son For Your Plumbing, Tin ning and Generul ' Repuirinjr. No. 31 W. th St. 'Phone Red 135-1 LOGGERS WANTEO Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to $3.25 per day. M. McLaughlin, Walterville, Oregon. Vincent's Restaurant 37 W. 8th St. Good, substantial meal for only 15 cents, l ry us and tret money's worth. an,S- Trr us and Ret your Three Facts for You to Consider A shoemaker by trade can se lect good shoes, where others re ly on statements made by the seller. A shoe house paying heavy rent and other heavy expenses puts the additional price on the stcck you buy. If you will study the facts above you can plainly see why it is a fact we save you money and give you goods that wear. Miller's Shoe Store 41 West Eighth Street East Room la Half Block W Schneider Block of Postoffice S. . STEVENS, Will attend lu Piano and Organ tuning and repairing. Careful work and reasonable charges. Leave orders at Rankin's Music Store, or residence.134 West Twelfth itree' Pbona, Red 795 Office Phone Black 1I4J ' Res. Phone Red 2742 Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALE 405 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon. CHAPPELL & GIRARD Succesvcn to G. W. Taylor HOUSE MOVING Of all kinds and descrictions. Prices rea sonable. Give us a chance to give you an estimate on your work:. J31 West 3d Street. Thone Red 272 EUGENE, .... OREGON CALL UP PHONE MAIN 68 1 And get your MEAT delivered to any part of the city at any time of the day JtJtJtJt by special delivery, jtjtjtjt E. T. BUSHNELL 277 J3th and Patterson Sts. A. LOMBARD, JJ Dealer In JJ Cement, Lime, Hard Wall Plaster. Contractor for all kinds ol mason work. Enquire of BUlmlre Bros., Draymen, FOR CIGARS JULIUS GOLDSMITH S. B. Finegan General Black smithing Makes a specialty of fine horseshoeing and placirg of rubber tires on buggies. Cor Sth and Olive St The Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnville Will save money for yon. If your insurance is about to expire see J. H Daniel, Lane county agent, and learn how we save yoa fifty per cent on your insurance. Brick buildings a specialty. Eugene Office, McClunz building room 8, opr. Loan and Savings Rank, When you break your like lust take a hike And look for Mike. He will fix it good for prices right, MIKE WALD'S Repair Shop, la rear of Chambert "Hardwire Store. 152. Olive Street Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Clark All kind ol haullot sod (Mm work. Piano norlnt I specialty. Wood rot Sale. Storacc. Office lrtttalrwar south of Loan and Savtner Bank Ofc Tilcsboaeaed loll. lei. Fbme led toil. CLASSIFIED COLUMN Want Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. Mo 6 times, per issue, I cent per word first issue, 'A cent per word each subsequent Insertion, One month per line 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. FOR SALE FOR SALE One hundred acres of land near city limits. For partic ulars call on owner at 52 East Ninth street. Eunone, Or. tf HUhSES I' OK SALE Fifty head of (rood young horses, well bred. Will b" at Barnard & West's stable on Wednesdays and Sa'ordays. Prices reasonable. T. F. Eumunsou. al7 FOR SALE-Une of tbn finest cottage houses in the city. Fine flowers, fruit and garden. Call and see the place. 370 West Sixth street. tf FOR SALE CHEAP-Three good counters and two show cases. Apply to E. Hanson. FOR SALE Three horsepower Backus water motor. Call or ad dresss the Guard, Eugene, Oregon. FOR SALE A nice 7 room oottage with butb and toilet, large wood house and barn; nil in good repair; Hue yitid, lot 6(xl00 feet in quire at 732 Willamette street, be tween lltb and 12th streets, all FOR SALE Ten-room modern house, on 80x100 foot lot with fruit, only one block from Wil lamette street ; very cheap if sold soon. Investigate this. Call tit 407 Oak street. FOR SALE A piece of Eugene busi ness property under nve vear lease to good tenaut, paying ten per cent on price asKed, monthly in advance, and tenant to make all repairs dur ing term of lease, offered for Bale. See or address J. R. Campbell, Eu gene. FOR SALE 1 bare decided to sell my Altamont Driving mare. She is sired by Altigo, with a record of 2:118,, and dammed by Satinette, with a record of 2:30. She iB stard ard bred on both sides. She has great speed and is kind and gentle. A lady can ride or drire her any . plaec. Price, 8300. 'Phone or write Frank E. Blair, Fall Creek, Oregon. tf FOR RE MT u KHuYl inree furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire at van uus turtitil,. FLAT TO RENT Modern flat to rent, furnished or unfurnished, Apply at Schneider block. tf HOUSE TO REN. -Good seven-room house at Eust Sixth and Pearl streets, uail on 1. E. Stevens. ' al3. WANTED WANTED TO BOY-National cash registers, mgnest cash price paid. State serial number and price ex pected arid buyer will call prompt ly. PO. Box 458, Portland, Or. tf WNAETLi By man and wife to take charge of cooking outfit for thresh er. Apply or address 0. B. M. care of Encore hotel. Engene. a9 LOST AND FOUND LObT A water agate with sbrub crown in nnnt.Ar h'iva IntlaM, i &ad no questions asked. Leave at UUfllJ uiutif, Q1Q FOUND By a number of Eugene ladies, that the old carpet rugs made In Albany excel all others. I pay the freight. See Oscar Faust, Fisher ijnuuury, local agent, A. L.. Ferring- uu, niuauv. urp, If MISCELLANEOUS PUKE WATER Pllra ti'ptr f,m KJ lucti wens, i nnn nnrn nr ciii for you cheaply. Why not have the best water? Call on or address J. E. Kilborn, 219 Jefferson street, or viuiiimivr, into vuiara ave nue, Fairmount . Telephone Red 4731. Woodsawlng Have your wood sawed bv n gasoline wood saw. It furnishes its own fuel and does not hnrn see tne point? Saws by a gauge. For prompt service ring ud Red 1771 nr call at 775 Ferry street W. E. BODDY A Hard I nt of troubles to contend with, spring form torpid liver' Bnd blockaded bowels, unless you awaken them to their proper action with Dr. King's Now Life Pills; the pleasantest and n.NHL Plfn- tirn mira a : a Tboy prevent appendicitis and tone .. pjtbiviu. soo at w. De Jauo f drug store. See our fine Standaid Pnrnunn enlna nineliluea nt nnlv tin rm nml 21..rm, fully guaranteed in all re- peers, i on can try them before you buy them, and I think you will agree with me that they are wonderfully ood machines. 33 East street Ninth. VX.. J HALL & SHUMWaV Carry a full lim, nt r.i. , P.umh,ng aBd Also senernl i.i.i.t.. . sheet iron work Iioot Im. . tl Iron woik a. lv attended to ptorap. 'Phone Black J20L WiW... DAY 8c HENDEBof? Undertaken i . " STATE LICENSED Pium.,. Residence 62b Olive St pv, "ER Orbce .nliordonB.xk.fciJ. L. N. RONEY, Tealer in cerrent.Uire ar.d batd I PROFESSIONAL COLUMN, DR. CVC Mr a. . Surgery and General Practic Office-Roney Building, over tel,k achange, Eighth Street. fia Phone Black 1661. Rexidenr A Art. D Ing, Nlnthitreer ' ugne. - - - Oregon Mrs. Anna Maurer. Osteopath Dhvslniun an diseases treated. Women nj uij ' - luiiureB a specialty. Offices over Dunn's. , 'Phone Red 1631. Dr. M. G. E. BENNETT Successor ta r u b bui.j Osteopathic Physician. ftcure ana l,nronic Diseases Treated. Of lice corner Seventh and WiUamttttSa Thone Redl37l. ResidenceKS DR. McDOUGAL PHYSICIAN AND' SURGEC In addition to ceneml n ju special attention given 10 diseatii ot women and children. Office over Preston k Ilalos. 'Phone Black 1G3L W. O. PROSSER, , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. In addition to general practice ol mtticiri u. .ureery, ipcclal attenUoo to all Oliealei ol lit ur. ar. throat and eye. Rerldence, corner 14th and Pearl meets. Office, Beeltwith bulldinif. Telephones Office. Black 1291: Befldeoce, Kid Ml M. R. C. V. S., EDINBURGH, SCOTUKO. Dr. J. CHRISTIE, Veterinary Surgeon Secretary too uetuuier of the Board of Vetetloirr Medical Eisminers: Domestic anlmali of til kisi ' tieatoi oa icieotlDc principles: Located at Bangs' Stable, Eugene. Rea. Coiner loth and Olive. Phooe Red 2611. LEON R. EDMUNDS0N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Rooms I and 2, Eugene Loan and Saving Bank. J. M. Williams L. E. Beia Williams Bean, Attorneys-at-Lan Practice In all the courts of the state and before the U. S. Land Of. flue. Offloes 12, 13, 14, 15,. McClune bldg. HelmetiaW Thompson Chns.jl.Haid; THOMPSON-& HARDY, Attorneys-at-Law Office over Yoran's Shoe Store, Ea gene, Oregon. Practice in all the courts. L. BlLYIiU, Attorney-at-Law Office over Yoran's Shoe Store, Eu gene, Oregon. U M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-Law Office Over Eugene Loan i S ing Bank, Eugene, Oregon. J. J. Walton 8. P. N WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at-law Will practice In all the courts In the state. Of flee -Room No. 3, Wal ton Block, Eugene, Oregon. GEO. B. DOKR1B, Atttorney-at-Law Office west side of Willamette street, botween Ninth and Tenth streets. JOHN H. BOWER WILLIAM O. MAIIH BOWER Sh MARTIN Attorneys-at-Law Will Practice In All Courts Over Chambera-Bristow Bank. EUGENE, - - OREGON S. D. ALLEN, Attorney-at-Law. Room 1, Fhst National Bonk Build ing, Eugene. Oregon. I. N. HARBAUCH, Uwyer. Special attention to divorce and settlement of estates. Agent for Con tinental Insurance Conpnny. Koom 5, First NatioualBitnk Building, gene. Or. A. C. Woodcock E. O. Potter WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attnrnevs-at-Law. Office One-half block south of Cbrl man Block, Eugene, Oregon. Corner Willamette and Sevenths,,. W. T GORDON.'S C-t- A TT V "t