Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEUGENE DAILY GUARD. "TkINIHNG CO. Inc. SuuiW wt d mttKe all remittances munl. i in tUe Eugene tiuard.Eugeue, Oregon. JuS. HATES - DAILY a i,v carrier, per week . . lo !0elivereH h? S-r Per mouth. , 50 rr !:: SS tnV ':::::: 2S One mouth u5 giugle copies If' Advertising raies made known on aD&licatiou. Entered at the postuffl eie oregun, as second-class matter. . UiBNTS FOR THE GUARD 'The tollowlng are authorized o take m receipt for subscriptions or trans it other business for the Daily and Weekly Guard. V. 0. Conner, Cottage Urove. j 'l. Clark, Creswell. Geo. A, Dmry. Coburg AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. SATURHAY, OCTOBER 13 The Biue River Road : Tbe following is the i-inu county view of tbe Blue River road question -that is, it is presumed to be, as it a the ediotial expression of tbe Brownsville Times. It is published tor what it is worth, simply so we of bob county may see ourselves as olhers see ub. Tbe Timessays : , "Lane county is in a peck of trou le, and all on account of the Blue River and Calapooia mines which she is so afraid will be 'absorb ed' by some more enterprising com munityone that stands ready to give tbe miners free access to the outside world in exchange for tbelr trad. JSugeiie baa b"on so niggardly with the minora of tlio district in providing a suitable wagon road that it is no wonder they were compelled to take the initiative in the matter of forcing the ouunty to do something to make the Lucky Buy road a publio high way. In duiug this, however, without awarding picper damages to tbe miners who have built the road, they tare stirred up a hornet's nest that only the court i can settle. Laue county has nr;ver built a road into the district. The in practicable and at most impassable date Creek road'is a uootity toad, but the county did not (mild it, and the county has spent "very Utile money in repairing it since it became a oounty road. The Great -Northern roud was built with the money of Linn caunty people almost entirely, and Linn county people as listed in building the road from the lucky Boy road to the divide be tween the McKenzie auu the Caia fooia. Now Lane county comes long and lays a county road over these private roads construted by pri , "Vate individuals oevr private prop erty. The people of Linn are not kicking if Lane will keep the roads l. They are enterprising enough to "deslro .to see the district opened up nd developed aad this can only be done after a system of good roads are established into the district. Lane, nd especially the merohants of Eu ine, who have so long held the trade ut the district-., should "loosen up" nd exhibit a more enterprising spirit In dealing with miners, a goodly iimber of wbomjare Linn county Jeople " Justice for Eastern Oregon The attention of the Oregon machine Is now direoted to the possibility of edistrietiug the state into senatorial il legislative distriots, says the Sa lem Journal. The gerrymander oi 10 yes re ago Mnnot be repeated. It was about the rst Piece of work ever done In that iine in a western state. The Oregonian Salem editor on Monday admits that districts were ""fated to make plaoes for oast-off political hacks. The shoestring representative and "oraioriai diatriot reaching from the Columbia river, inoluding Wasco unty to the California line, was political outrage. The way the state has been distriot the past io years was a deliberate franchl8ement of the minority par- M' disgreueful game. Under that gerrymander we have ' year a so called house of renre- Mtatives with bat a single member t the opposition party in it. " 18 ""representation with ven-8""Ie- Bnd the gerrymander alone le "sponsible for it. Counties natural V democratic are all blotted out i lair-minded man who has WM the situatliCi lo Oregon knowns the republican paity has uot been helped by these methods uor the people benefited. But the machine is preparing to re peat the outrage of politically mani pulating themselves into office again or another 10 years. It will he .somewhat odd to Hud Rluhurd Croker, former head of Tarn many Hall, plaiutitT in a Dublin court. Hut he wants to be "vindi cated" and for that purpose has se cured as leading counsel James Wil liam Campbell, a distinguished law. yer. The Haimsworth companies, - of London, who are defendants, are stubbornly fighting the former boss. Croker may be exposed to a searching oross-exauiiuMtiou and the machinery and methods of Tammany may become publio property. "Dick" has many enemies in New York who will readi ly cross the oceuu to give him the worst kind of character. Old Ules of the New York World in which the query: "Where did you get it?" was asked daily of "Dick," in regHrd, to his wealth nioy be produced, Thore ws a great deal of plunder in Crok er's time and he became rich ,iu some mysterious way which did uot in clude hard wurK by any moaus. Great growing climate here in Ore gon! Here is the Daily Guard that since May 1st has gtowu from a four page, six-column paper to a seven column, six-page edition every day except Saturday, wheu it's bigger still oight large puges, urammed with all the uows of the day lit to print. If Senutor Clark concludes that he would like to return to the United States senate and I''. Aug. llaiuze at tempts to thwart his ambition, there will be mouey, instead ot razors, in the Moutaua atmosphere. Two great questions of the hour: Who will win the world's baseball championship? and where will Eu gene's federal building be locuted? The Pendleton East Or-eonian stuck to its "simplilied" spelling fail just a week. It was uot as simple as it seemed. Farm For Rent Two bundled and thirty acres, five miles from Eugene; oue hundred acres plow laud ; ten acres hops, bal ance pasture and timber. Can be had with or without tbe hopyaid. A good opportunity for the right party. Inquire ut 130 West; Twelfth street. 'Phone Red 2711. olo Lumber! Lumber! Lumber! Hoseltou Lumber Co., dealers in rough aud dressod lumber. See us before buying. We can save you money. Corner West Ninth aud MonroejBtreet. SolG Storage! Storage! Morage! ' Public and private. Storage of al kinds of goods aud material, etc., at rasonable prices. Goods receipted for. Hop storage solicited. Parties having bops to store will do well to 3e6 GEO. T. HALL & SON. Blood Poisoning results" from chronic' constipation, which is quickly cured by Dr. King s New Lite Pills. They remove all poisonous germs from the system and infuse new life and vigor, cure sour stomach, nausia, beadaohe. dizziness and colic, with gripping or d com. fort. 25c. Guarauteed by W. 1j. DeLano druggists. Goal Coal delivered to any part ot the nitv. Williams Transfer Co., 'phone black 1U1. Youne Chickens Wanted tf inno vouub chickens wanted at the Smeede Hotel. Will pay the highest price in Eugene. Bad breath, coated tongue, a lan guid feeling, is entirely unnatural. Yonr lazy liver and boo-els need a tonio. The best soothing tonic to every organ is Holilster's iocky Mountain Tea. Tea or tablets, io cents. Linn Urug to. Miss Morris has moved her dress making parlors tiom room 3, Dunn building, to the MoClung building, 7th and Willamette. She will be glad n .oo her old customers, as well as new ones, in the new location. tf BriUiantshine, the best metal pol Ish an earth, for band instruments, brass, copper, zinc, tin, nickel, sil ver, etc For sale by F. A. Kank music man. Leave orders for piano tuning and repair work at Eilers, Mgene . u.g All piano house on west no iroi work guaranteed satisfactory. tf The Cure For By CHARLES J. BONAPARTE. XARCKISM will not be through a special measure will not be wholly removed believe that anarchism has ecn and can be made less dan- gerous by being dealt with SERIOUSLY AXD RATIONALLY. ' In the first place the unlawful acts prompted by anarchism, should be made crimes in so far as they are not, strictly speaking, crimes already, and should be punished with such penalties as are particularly distasteful to the criminals and therefore the most effective deterrents to crime. To keep an anarchist for years in a penitentiary merely burdens the community with the support of an irreconcilable enemy, with con stant risk of his escape or pardon and the certainty that whenever he leaves ho will be, if possible, A WORSE MAN THAN WHEN HE ENTERED. On anarchists the death penalty should be unequivo cally imposed by law and inflexibly executed when ever the prisonor. has sought, directly or indirectly, to take life. For offenses of less gravity I advise a compara C i .tlx, a tively brief but VERY RIGOROUS imprison ment, characterized by complete seclusion, deprivation of all comfort and denial of any form of distraction, and a severe, but not public, whipping. THE I. ASH, of all punishments, most clearly shows tho culprit that ho suffers for what his fellow men hold odious and dis graceful and not merely for reason of public policy. w Any abridgment from fear of tho anarchists of that freedom of speoch and of tho press guaranteed us by our state and federal consti tutions would be neither a wise nor a worthy policy ; but these privi leges in nowise shield COUNSELORS OF CRIME or instigators of disorder and rebellion. A published writing recommending the murder of the chief magistrate and the violent overthrow of the gov ernment is a seditious libel AT COMMON LAW, and there is no good reason why the public utterance of spoken words of the same purport should not be made a like offense by statute. IT IS ALREADY A CRIME TO ADVISE A FELONY OR GRAVE MISDEMEANOR IF THE ADVICE LEADS TO THE CRIME SUGGEST ED, AND THERE IS NO GOOD REASON WHY THIS SHOULD NOT BECOME A SUBSTANTIVE OFFENSE WITHOUT REGARD TO ITS CONSEQUENCES. , "The Wot Id Will End In 1982" By EDMUND SCRIBNER STEVENS. Ph.D., of Washington CHE earth is out of her place, or upright position. It is gradually resuming it. Whenever there is an accelerated or faster motion then in that period EARTHQUAKES OCCUR. We are now in one of those periods, from llont Peleo, 1900 to 1915 ; again, from 192." to 19 46 Ms ; again, from 1905 to 2000 A. K IN 19C2 THE EARTHQUAKE IS OF SUCH EXTENT THAT ALL THE CITIES OF ALL THE NATIONS FALL. From 2035 to 3144 A. D. the earth is in continual perturbation, and in the latter year settles to its upright position. This brings in tbe new heaven and NEW EARTH. WI-M-M-M-1"HH-WH--1"1"1"I' poein for Xoday ;-HHW-l-l"M"l"l"H-l"M"l"l"tH" THE WIDOW By Charles Of lovers she had a full score Or niore, And fortunes they nil had galore In store, From the minister down To the clerk of the crown, All were courting the Widow Malone, ' Ohone! ' All were courting the Widow Malone. , But so modest was Mrs. Malone, Twos known, No one ever could see her alone, Ohone!' Let them ogle and sigh, They could ne'er catch her eye, So bashful the Widow Malone, Ohone! So bashful the Widow Malone. Till one Mr. O'Brien from Clare How nunre! It's little for blushing they care Down there f Put his arm round her waist, Gave ten kisses nt ?aste; "Oh," says he, "you're my Molly Malone, My own! "Oh," says he; "you're my Molly Malone, And the widow they all thought bo shy, My eye, Ne'er thought of n simper or sigh Forwhy? But "Lucius." says she, "Since you've now made so free lou may marry your Molly Malone, Ohone! You may marry your Molly Mnlone." There's a moral contained In my song, Not wrong. And, one comfort. It's not very long, But strong. If for widows you die, Learn to kiss, not to sigh, For they're all like sweet Mistress Malone, Ohone! . t Oh, they're very like Mistress Malone! ( n , H I I I 1 I I I I Anarchism Secretary of th Nivy removed within a given time or or set of measures. Perhaps it in uny time or bv auv means. I i ! 1111 'I"M 1 111 i'M-l-M-I-I-j M ALONE Lever ID ye hear of the Widow Malone, Ohone! Who lived In the town of Athloue, Alone? Oh, she melted the hearts Of the swains In them parts, So lovely the Widow Malone, Ohone! So lovely the Widow Malone. " ''"' ' l'M"M"M-M- CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Wait Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. J t 6 timrs, pet issue, J cent per word first issue, J4 cent per word each subsequent insertion. One month per line 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. FOR SALE FOR SALIC At u bargain, second hand counters and show cases. Eu quire at Kay's Uuu Store. dtf HOUSES FOR SALIC 1 will place 00 head uf bruke and uiibmko horses on sal" at tho Bings corral on Wed nesday, Ootob-r 3 for several days. K. (J. Smith. dn9 wit KOK SALIC Twouty head of goat. Call at K. J. t razier's real estate ottlce, Eugene. d w old TEAM AXD WaUON l'or sain cheap. Apply 1U5, Washington Ht. Eugene. d w olii. EOH SALE Hogs, cattle, largo horses and farm tools Win. C. Har bour, lilkS East Uhirteouth street, Eugeno. olo KOK SALE- Two extra good milk cows, one now fr. sh. Apply to E. Vaughn, west jMe.eniu sirtet, Eugene. tf FOll SALE Two oxtra good milk cos, one now fresh Apply to K (. Vaughn, West Eleveuth street, Eugene. tf EOK SALIC Tin oo horsepower Hackus water motor. Call or ad dieobs the Guard, Eugene, Oregon. t-Olt SALE OH KENT Au Al well improved farm for roll for oue to three years, l'or further inlorma tiou call ou or address U. (j Gross, lCugono, Oregou. d w tf HOUSE KOK SALE Six room -real deuce in good repair with good roomy barn aud within six blocks of pontofllue for sale for 812IM). Two good wells. Time ou paH if de sired. See or write J. a. uamp bell, Eugene. KOK SALE Ten-room modern house, ou WlxlliO foot lot. with fruit, only one block from Wil lamette street ; very cheap if sold soon. Investigate this. Call at 407 Oak street. FOR SALE I have decided to sell my Altaniont Driving mare. She is sired by Altigo, with a record of 2:08, and dammed by Satinotte, with a record of 2:20. She is stard ard bred ou both sides. She has great Kneed aud is kind aud gentle. A lady can ride 0' driio her any plaec. Price, ftHHI. 'Phone or write Frank E. llluir, Fall C)roek,Orogon. tf HOUSEHOLD FUHN1TUKE KOK SALE At the residence of Mrs. A. J, Tolmio, 9 East Seventh stroot, the following ' is dlored for sale now and during tho balance of the weok: Parlnr, dining room, hall, bed room and kitchen furniture, lawn mower, books aud clothing. oil PUHLIO SALE 1 will sel) at public auction at my place, three miles Boutbwest of Eugene, at 10 o'clock a.m., Tuesday, October 10, IbOO, all my household goods, stock aud farming Implements, consisting of the following: Three hoises, three cows, twj yeurliug belters, threo ' calves, one Btoer,' two mowers and rake (one new), one Deoring bind er, three wagons (ouo now), one imck, two sets of harness and sad dles, harrows aud plow, funning mill, broadcast seeder, hay fork with rope aud pulleys cliOHt of car penter's tools, household gooc's and other articles too numerous to men tion. Mrs. Honry Schmidt. O. W. Kiusey, auctioneer. WANTED WANTED Private family where boy of 9 years can De cared for and sent to school in this city. Hoy is able and willing to do chores. Addrrea I). S. Webster, Eugene. o 111 MAN WANTED Tbe Eugene Ohemb cal Works wants oue more man good pay ; spot cash every night, Apply at works. ol2 G1KL WANTED For Kitchen work by day or week. Enquire at 31 Eaat Tenth street. oil WANTED Any one desiring qulot hoarding plane with pleasaut rooms cal! at 053 EaBt Tenth street,, corner of High. . o!3. WOOD WANTED A hundred curds of body fir wood wanted. Would also like 60 cords of maple. En quire ut Hotel Hmeedn. d w tf WANTED -Munagor for new biauch of our business here In Eugene. Wiite promptly, with references. The Morris Wholesale Hoilee, Cin cinnati, Ohio. railway mail clerks want- ED. Bright young men over 18 years to prepare for positions with starting salary of tNOO per annum ; splendid government positions for men of good physique. Write at once, E. O. Heynen, 315 Columbia Building, Portland, Or. o!2 LOST AND FOUND LOST On road between this O'ty and Crow, October 2, a black leather purse containing several dollars In silver. Finder please leave at this office or return to E. L. Holland, Crow, and receive renaid. . .. a w o 11 OR HEMT FOK SALE OK KENT A nod stock ami Krniii ranch. Win. C. Jii.rlioiir, 300 Kant Thirteenth areet, Kuirent). FOB KEN X A 7-ruuni house with liaru and a la rue lot. Knquiio of Mm. Clark at Euyuue t runnier of the. n 8 Vi)H KENT One room for store down btairH aud the whole upsUUrs cf new building on Seventh btrvi't b A. Kankin.- dtf MISCELLANEOUS PASTUKE Kor horseB and cattle two mi lots anuth uf town out Willamette j street. J. A. Muhr, H. K 1) li. d!3 TANMXU Thoje desiring tamiiiiK ot any kind will do well to call on or address me. 1 will buy or tan on shares property taKed deei hides Hug' tanning a specialty. Adam Kitehey, Jasper, Ur. d w ul PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. MINING ENGINEERS IlEKlilCliT LE1UII, mining engineer, e.pi-rt metallurgist. KeliabLe iufor million furnished o intending in vostoru. Examination aud reports on mines and ore treatmont. Eu gene Oregon. UNDERTAKERS J. V. KAYS & CO., undertakers and Funeral directors, Eugene, Or. DAY & II EN DICKSON, undertakers aud embulmers, Curlier Willamette in id Seventh stieottt. W. T. GOKDON, funeral director. State, licenced emlmlmer. Kesi rieuce 02o Olive st. Phono black 13. Office in Godou block, 9th aud Olive sta. CONTRACTORS L. N. HONEY, contractor, dealer In ouuient, lime and had wall plates. PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS DK. MoDOUGAL, physician and sur geon, in addition to general prac tice speoinl attention givrn to dis eases of women and children. Of llce over Preston & Hales. 'Phone black 1(531. W. O. PKOSSEK, physician and sur geon, lu addition to general prac tice of medicine aud surgery spec ial utt ntiou to all diHeasea of the ear, nose, throat and eye. Kesideuce, oorner llch and Pearl Btieets. Of ilee, Heukwith building. Telephones - Office, Mack 1291 ; residenco, Kod 501. DR. GEO. WALL,surgery aud general practice. Ofllce Konoy building, over telephone exchunge, Eightn street. 'Phono black 1001. Kesi deuce address, room 1, Hall build ing, Ninth Btreot. Eugone Oregou. MHS. ANNA MAUKEK, osteopath phy sician. All ourable diseases troaced. Wcineu iiiul children a specialty. Ofllces over F. E. Dunn's. 'Phone red 1031. s DK. M. G. DENNETT, oetoopathio physician. Acute aud chrouiu dis eases treated. Oflloo over Cham bers' store. 'Phone Klaok 1320. Kesideuce, Red 1402. 1 VETERINARY SURGEONS DK.J. CHRISTIE, veteilnary surgeon, M. K. O." V. S.. Ediiimirg. Scot land. Secretary and treasurer of the board or veterinary modlcal ex aminers: Dmuestiu animals of all kind treated on ecientillo princi ples Locatod at Rungs' stable, Eu gene. Re. corner loth and Olive. 'Phone red 2011. ATTORNEYS AT LAW DORR1S & bKIPWORTll. Attor uoys at-hiw. Ofllce in Ilovey build ing over Chambors UrlBtow bank. LEON K. EDMUNSON, attoruoy-nt-law. Kuoms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Saving Bank. WILLIAMS & MEAN, Attorneys-at Law. 3. M. Willinms, L. E. llean. Practice In all the courts of the Btate and before the U. 8 Laud Of fice. Ofllces 12, 13, 11, 10, Mu Clung b!dg. I. N. HARBAUOH. Special attention given to divorce and settlement of estates. Agent for Continental In surance Company. Room 6, 1st Na tional Bank Building, Eugene, Or. THOMPSON & HARDY,Attornoys-at-law; H. W. Thompson, O.A. Hardy. Ofdoe over Yoran's Shoe Store Eu geno Oregon. Practice in all the courts. L. BlLYEO, Attorney-at-Law. Office over ioran-8 cnoe store, Eugene, Oregon. L. M. TRAVIS. Attornev at-Law. Of flee over Eugene Loan and Savings Dana, cugoue, uregon. WALTON & NESS. Attornevs-at Law: J. .1. Wultnn nnrl U V V V'1'1 pra"tice in all the courts in the state. Office, Room 3, Walton iiouk. fjugeno, uregon. BOWER & MARTIN, Attorneys-at Laws J. H. Bower, Wm. O. Martin Will practice In all courts. Over Chamners-Bristow Bank, Eugone Oregon. S. D. ALLBN,Attoruey-at law. Room 1, Firt National Bank Building, uukvud, Oregon, WOODCOCK A POTTER,Bttorneys Bt. j-inw. n. j. noodcocK, rJ. U. Potter. uiiicb one oiock soutn or Chris man Block, Eugene, Oieaon. What the ticker says is keep ing spectators guessing. What we say is, stop guessing when it comes to your tobacco taste If you are looking for a really good cigar,' one that has the sweet flavor that every lover.of the week longs for, you wil find it in the MOUNT HOOD CIGAR. Many Mothers tell us that they can not find such values and fits in children's SHOES elsewhere in Eu- ene. We are hocmakers, judges . of good stock and values Miller's Shoe Store 41 West. Eighth Street, East Room In Half Block W of PostofHce Schneider Block Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the ' gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning work. Call and let us estimate on your work. Aya & Heitzman 34 West 8th St, Phone black 1171 c IGAR S Julius Goldsmith 100 Cents on the Dollar is the record of the St. Paul Fire Insurance Co. Special hop policy, write or phone for In formation. W. C. JACKSON. Phone Black 1051. 515 WllUmette S When you break your bike Just take a hike And look for Mike. He will ilx it good (or prices right. MIKE WALD'S Repair Shop, In rear ol Chamben'HardwarejStore. J52. OUve Street Ofllce Phone Black 1141 Res. Phone Red 2742 S. E. STEVENS, Will attend to Piano and Organ toning and repairing. Careful work and reasonable charges. Leave orders at Rankin's Music Store, ot residence, 134 West Twnlfth street Phone, Red 706 S. B. Finegan General Black smithing Makes a specialty of fine Horseshoeing and pladrg of rubber tires on buggies. Cor 8thnd Olive SI II!