Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 21, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-THE EUGENE DAILY G(?ARD. GUARD PRINTING CO.. INC. Published every day of the week, f Bundaf-xcepted.--- Address all com- muulcfctioM and .make ail remiv . (knees payable to The Eugene Guard, '' Buganej Oregon? . Subscription Rates Daily. iTi Delivered by carrier, per week.$ .15 Delivered by carrier, per month .50 H By mall one year (In advance) . 4.00 1-. 81 months (in advance) 2.09 hi One month 50 f! flngle copies 05 t Advertising rates made known on fi ppllcatlon. Entered at the postoffice at Eu , i f ene, Oregon, as second-class matter. Agents Tor tlie Guard. The follwolng are authorized to j take and receipt for subscriptions or 0 transact other business for the Dally 1 and Weekly Guard: Creswell J. L. Clark. Coburg Geo. A. Drury. AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. Member of Associated Press. TrtURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. IP lOU MIST FIGHT DON'T HE NOISY. There will be a city election held in Eugene soon. Already the advo cates of divergent Ideas of municipal government are lining up for the bat tle and there promises to be a spir ited contest for control of the city ' Council.' It Is eminently right and proper that this should be so, Bince an active Interest In municipal affairs can only tend to greater efficiency of government, the rivalry engendered causing the bringing forward of the best men in the community for office, and to that extent at least enhanc ing the general welfare. That the principal issue before the voters will be that of municipal own . ership of public utilities goes without saying, since It is really the only " municipal question in which there is general Interest and a diversity of " opinion. This being so, there seems : little necessity this year to thresh the matter out In the newspapers, as has been done heretofore. The voters know their minds on this sub " Ject, as It has been a standing Issue ''. for some years, and its discussion : through the press pro and con will '- have little effect upon the verdict to : be rendered at the' polls election day. No matter now nard the campaign ' is waged by either or both sides It ' Is altogether a bad policy to continue - washing this dirty linen in public. Eugene has had so much detrimental ' advertising through the press because of the controversy over its water sup . ply and the local option question that i the past year, which should have been one of advancement and pro f gress, has practically been a blank -'' so far as any substantial iniprove '" ment is concerned. Business has been good because "of large crops, fair prices and activity In the lumber ' ing Industry, but there has been no building to speak of in Eugene, and a lack of harmony and concerted ac tion is bearing fruit that is a cause of anxiety to the well-wishers of the city. The present year, however, opens brightly with the promise of elec tric road building, university enlarge-"- ment, federal building, and other Improvements, and there should be a 1 united effort to make a decided gain ', In population and business before ! January 1, 1908. It seems an in- stance of opportunity knocking at the door and the portals should be ' swung wide in answer to the sum toons. So let us bear in mind during the ' Seit few weeks that Eugene's Inter if est is the personal Interest of every '-' one of us, and in doing so work for .' a clean, honest campaign, no matter '. how strong and earnest our convic-'- tions may be upon the Issues lnvolv- e. Let,' make It a great year foe Eu gene a red-letter chapter in the history of Oregon's onward march! One of America's greatNit naval he " roes was responsible for this toast: "My country, -fcjiy she always be ' right, but right or wrong my couii- ' try!" O Tnat expresses the acme of patriot- j ism suppose we paraphase the nigjj' ' Utlon and give it local applUitlon 1 just aa an experiment tor this year if nothing more. Those who art interested in the president's recomm'9.dations as to rifle shooting In the public schools should note that the Preparatory Schools' Rifle Association of Orent Britain encourages rifle practice In preparatory schools by practice with both miniature and air rifles. Lord Roberts, the distinguished soldier, is president of the association. Com petitions are held three times year ly, at 25, 50 and 100 yards. Three challenge shields, of St. George, St. Patrick and St. Andrew, are provid ed, one for each competition. They are modelled In Sterling silver. In this ennection Mr. Birrell.presldent of the board of education, has an nounced in the house of commons that the educational authorities had been given permission, under cer tain restrictions, to allow children of certain ages to be taught shooting at miniature ranges, the instruction to be paid for out of the public funds. There Is nothing new in the sug gestion of Senator Morgan, that the Democrats dispense with a leader in the senate and allow each Democratic senator to carry on "a sort of politi cal guerilla warfare" as" he pleases, migh xzfiflffffi cmfwyp shrdlu vbgk It has been done before, but is mighty poor politics. Victories are not won without leaders. It grows more and more difficult for the layman to know "where he is at." Congress says the Panama ca nal zone Is foreign territory for I m migration purposes, and a New York court has decided that all territory owned by the United States Is a part of the United States. No wonder the venerable Senator Pettus went to sleep during the tak ing of testimony In the Brownsville investigation by the senate military committee. Judging from what has been published it is astonishing that any member of the committee has been able to keep awake. Considering the size of the town and the bank, Treasurer Walker, of the New Britain, Conn., savings bank, who walked off with $565,000, and was still walking when last seen, appears to have made the most of his opportunities. A Cuban general called at the White House the other day and Cap tain Ilobson was not on hand to as certain if he had an ultimatum con cealed about his person. Such care lessness should not be tolerated. Nobody has yet suggested that the canal experts of Mars be called upon to help us with the Panama job, though many suggestions equally as useful have been made. If the spirit of the lamented Lin coln be cognizant of current stories, he must be surprised to learn of many things he is now said to have done while living. Dun Kelly Valuable. (Baker City Herald.) It Is estimated by Representative Farrell, of Multnmah, that Dan Kel ly is worth $125,000 to the state, This is the view of Multnmah coun- tv. which wishes to make the fast sprinter Its protege and Baker coun ty will have to get busy or it will lose its honors in that connection. Kelly holds the world's record and Baker county should not overlook the value that young man is to this community. He is the best adver tisement we have had for many moons. Dan is good natured and does not mind in the least being made an advertisement, for his home town and county, and it is up to Ba ker to get busy and use him. Portland has a habit of claiming every famous athlete turned out In the state. The Multnomah Club does not hesitate for a minute to capture every fast man that comes its way. Dan Kelly Is a Baker high schooUath lele and Is not ashamed of It. He Is ready to stick with gaker, and it Is up to this plie to stick with him. Whoop It up! Anil the Journal and Tom Kay Honr. ' (Albany Democrat.) Sneaker Davey Is credited with ... getting a 5T,000 graft through for Of course It tickles' the state fair. Salem. -a. Hgw Federal ControJ 0 Of R&lroads May Ba Had r.y Covcrnur JOSEPH (III. or town is n business H palities of the stnto should have tjjo power to purchase, own ami operate AXY 1TCLIO UTILITY whenever thev see lit to do rfn. q Whether municipal ownership is or not depends upon condi tions in each PA UTICULAK CASE. . In some instances it is mani festly tho proper thing. In others, owing to different circumstances, it might ho unwise. Tho need of moro strict laws in tho state and nation for control of public service corporations is uinnifest. ' If there were n comptroller of railroads, appointed by -tho president, 'subject to removal nt pleasure, WITH ABSOLUTE POWER to suspend directors or officials of interstate rnilronds violating tho law, to appoint receivers to tako chnrgo of tho road until its operators could furnish sufficient guarantee of MORE RESPONSIBLE MANAGE MENT, tho result should bo to remedy evils now existing in railroad affairs. In other words, givo tho comptroller of railroads tho power over railroads that tho federal government now exercises through the comptroller of tho currency OYER NATIONAL BANKS. The federal government can require a license from interstuto ruilronds, sub ject to revocation by tho comptroller. WHAT IS NEEDED 13 PLENARY POWER IN SOME OFFICIAL TO CORRECT ABUSES IN RAILROAD MATTERS, AS IN THE CASE Of BANKS. H poem for Coday i THE RED PLANET MARS By H. W. Lonjfellow f And calm nnd self possessed. And thou, too. whosoe'er thou art That renilcst this brief psalm, As one by one thy hopes depart, Be resolute and calm. Oh, fear not, in n world like this, Ami thou shall know ere long, Know hnw sublime a thing It Is To suffer and be strong. CUKW W STHAXDKD ALPHA AWAITING IXSTH I'CT IONS Were Not Assisted by Life-SavillK Crew, as liepoi led Waded Ashore Ncl MciniiiiK Fronj Gardiner, Oregon, conies the report that the crew of the beached schooner Alpha is still there await ing Instructions from the owners. Captain Trugoll and his eight men were not rescued by the life-saving 3rew at Umpua, bat remained on board the stranded vessel over night and wailed ashore the following morning. The Alpha went ashore a few miles above Winchester Hay Febru ary 3 at 11:30 p. m., and was beach ed high enough for the crew to reach shore the following morning by wad ing waist deep. Shortly after reach ing shore the men were picked up by the stage that passes that place and brought to Gardiner, Joseph Fellmaii assisting them. Portland Journa'. A 'Wcll-Kiiimn Remedy. One of the oldest, safest and most favorably known remedies In the world today Is Uranilreth's Pills a Indigestion, dyspepsia, or liny trouble arising from an Impure state of the blood. Brandreth's Pills have been In use for over a century und are sold In every drug or medicine store, either old and young with perfect snfety altogether, with Uranilreth's Pills the no matter how long they are taken. One or two pills taken each night for blood purifier and laxative. Being a while Is the best thing known for same dose always lias the same effect, and while other remedies require In purely vegetable they cun be used by any one troubled with constipation, creased doses and finally cease acting plain or sugar-coated. M. O. Warner tunes pianos. Leave orders at V E. Mo.'-"' music store. Tne theatre cate trys to please ev ery one. dtf COTTAGK GHOVK XOTKS P.. M. Collier, county surveyor, also A. C. Jennings and P. .1. McPherson, road views, were lightening out tne siik ureen wagon roan yeier- day. For years the line of travel has changed to get around fallen timber or mud holes until It Is difficult t ' tell where the real line Is, hence g lecame neci nv to call in the sur tir-. t.vicnslve in.nrnviM.Or.m : .... rrf i.i to ine - - In case the state militia siionm lie enlarged, cottage i.rovo win nave a W. FOLK of Mliaourl o nnrnorntion. nn.l nit ST A It of strength, I see thee stand 1 And smile upon my palu; Thou beckonest with thy mulled hand, X And I inn strong agutu. Within my breast there is no light t Hut the colli light of Btnrs: I I give the Hist watch of the night f To the red planet Mars. The star of the uncouquered will, lie rises In my breast, J Serene and resolute, and still -fc -i company; a petition now in cireula tlon has about the required number of signers. Others that would like to become members may sisn the roll ; )y crliing on Bert Lawson N UK set This Is a Suggestion. (Oregonlan.) Senator Smith's proposal to reg ulate the curriculum of tha suit university by law i3 unwise. If he wishes to avoid conflict between the schools at Eugene and Corvallis, lot him move to merge the two Institu tions into one great Institution with Its literary department In one town and Its technical courses in the other, all being Included under the niuno of the state university. Hut There Was Opposition. (Albany Democrat.) The Eugene council will meet to night and pass the required ordi nance specifying tho kind of a pave ment. Though labor and materia are Just as high in Eugene as In Al bany, and the rlstrlct covered is more than twice the size Albany is prepar ing to nave, some of Its residence nrnnortv. there Is no opposition, the spirit In Eugene being one of pro greBS. A Slinnlo Cure for riles. Pile sufferers know that ointments and other local treatments sometimes rellove but never cure. They don t remove the cause. There Is a little tablet that is tak Internally that removes the cause of idles and cures them, no matter of how long standing. s Ask for Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Rold (a thousand dollar guarantee geos with every bottle.) Hem-Rold Is the discovery of Dr. Leonhardt, of Lincoln, Neb., one of the most distinguished and successful nhvsiclanB In the Western Btates Jl at druggists or Dr. Leonhardt i Co., Niagara falls, in. proprietors I How's This? I We offer one hundred dollars re ! ward for any case of catarrh that can (not be cured by Hall'B Catarrh Cure . .P. 3. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. ; vve, me umoms, ! -Jhlm perfectly honorable ,. Buane88 transactions anil II I nanclally able to carry out any ob- , ligations made by nis arm Waioinz, Klniuin & Marvin Wholcfele Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken Hit nally. acting directly upon the blooi and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sei nw. itiv Cold by all drai;glsts. Take all., Kamlly PIHiMor con stlpatlon CLASSIFIED Weit Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. 1 to 6 time-i, pt-r issue, 1 cer.t per 'ori lirsl issue, cent per wore- each subsequent insertion. One month per tine 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. l-"OR SALE TOll SAI.K Team, wn ness cheap for cash. I'earl street. ;on and liar Call at tiTG ' fl't 1 .. j FOU SALK--A vnuill shingle mill! cheap tor cash. Call on ur address1 T. U. Thomson, Villa, Or. tf ' COW FOIt SAI.K Hood Jersey cow for sale. F.iuiui.o of Floyd Vaughn, West Stll street. f;l 3UOATS KOIt SALK-I have sovet: nii-o thrifty shunts, six months olil for salo. II. I i. KlItT, (joshon, Or egon. rhono KarniiM-s 1-1. f-3 FOR SALE 01! TltADK Fine stock ranch with plenty of spring water for irrigating purposes. See Lee llosellon, Oregon Cigar Storo. tf FOR SALE Mop yard, ten acres very rich bottom land, In heavy yielding hops, Vl mile from Eu gene, I'se of dry house two years. Inquire of Edith 1.1. Linton. Tel phone Farmers 3;l. d&w f23 FOR SALE OH KENT At a reason able price, 11- acres of bottom land five utiles from town: !!:! acres in cultivation. Will ' give time on , part. street, Inquire Eugene, at Or. ICS Jefferson in7 FOR SALE Three yoke of work cat tle and logging tools; prices vea nonable. Call on or address Flor ence Vaughan, administratrix es tate of Levi Vaughaa, Ivlson, Or. Walton & Ness, allorneys. m-l COTTAGE FOR SALE Five-room cottage four years old, with large barn. Cheap if taken within four weeks. Time on part if desired, lnqulro at 108 Jufferson street, Eugene. fu WANTED Cientlenian or lady to travel for niercantllo houso of largo capital. Territory at home or abroad to suit. If desirable the homo may be used as head quarters. Weekly salary of $111110 a year and expenses. Address Jos. A. Alexander, Eugene, Or. nil WANTED WOO) CL'TTKItS WANTED la quLe at. Yoruu's shoe store, dtf U ANTED Young man to wasli dishes-,. Inquire al. Wlllametto House. f20 JlloOO LOAN WANTED Incoine Ivaring real estate security. Box 3 u, city. ml WANTED Girl to kitchen. Apply Sweets. work in cauily at Palace of f2l WANTED Help lor general house work. Enquire at the resilience of R. AIc.Murpbey. f23 WANTED A heavy team of horses, 1300 to Mill). Apply lo Guard of fice, also notify A. McGregory, Fall Creek, Or. f 2 7 WANTED A Hleiio,u;nipiior who un derstands bookkeeping. State ex perience and salary expected. Ad dress at once "Z," care Guard office. WOOD CONTRACTORS WANTED Any ono wanting contracts to de liver several thousand cords of wood, they or wo to furnish the wood, call on tho Eugene Excelsior Company. ml d&w WANTED lAlMEDlATENY Young men, over IS, good physique, lo prepare for examination for rail way mall clerks In Oregon. Per manent government positions. Fine salaries, flno futures. Write at once, E. O. Iieynen, 315 Columbia Illdg., Portland, Or. WE WILL MARE a liberal propo-i " -sltlon to live party of good stand- ; A Hlllcli In Time lag who will represent us in this wl1' B,lve nl"e- So will a bottle of town; only a lltli, time each day Halullarn'a Ilorenound Syrup always , , , .,,, kept on hand save many a snell of must bo devoted ot the buslno.is, , A ,. ,.,. for ,U(,,1H und will not Interfere Willi any colds, bronchitis und whooping cough. other occupation. Write imiitjMrH. S , Hot Springs, Arkansas, once. S. V. Pi lser &Co., Block ' writes: "I keep a bottle of llallard's brokers, Kohl Iluilillng, San Fran- j Horoliound Syrup In my medlclno Cisco Oil. fl 'chest, and thank my forethought ' ; many times. It has prevented iniMiy WANTED Throe salesmen for our ! new county, township nnd railroad , iQej-B of Oregon. Tliese surveys are a splendid compilation of fai ls, figures anil drawings, and of won derful value. Counties and towns are fully Indexed, and population COLUMNS WAXTKIl (Continued.) of each is given; railroads plainly shown und distances between all stations also shown; cont;res.-donul districts outlined, numbered, and populations given. Other features too numerous to mention. A splendid opportunity fur onorgotic men. Hand, McXully & Co., Chi cago, 111. ml FOR REiMT FOU HUNT Nice rent. Address "1 olllee, Kneae. small farm for '. H.," care Guard f20 MISCELLANEOUS C500I) l'ASTUHK For a number of cattle on Osbunio iraneh. Kur- mers' phono 211. V. J. Duller, . , PROFESSIONAL COLUMN, MINING ENGINEERS IIKUISKKT LF.IU1I, mining engineer expert metallurgist, lleiiaiilo inter nmtioii furnished to intending in vestors. K.xuuiiniitiou and reports on mines and ore treatment. Ku gone Oregon. UNDERTAKERS J. V. KAYS & CO., undertakers und Funeral ilireotorb, Kugeuet Or. DAY & HENUKKSON, uiulertukers mid embalmers, Cornel Willamette and eleventh stieets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State lieeiibed omlmlmor. Hesi tlenee tL'f Olive st. Phono black -i:i. Of lice in tiodon block, ihh ami Olive sts. I PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS w t) . PROSSLH. nhvsielan nnd sur- geon. In iiittlition to general prau. tieo of medicine anil Biirgery spec ial attention to all diseases of the , ear, uose, throat and eye. Residence, corner 1-lth and Pearl sheets. Ul lice, Heekwith building. Telephones Ollice, Black 1291; resilience, Main 90. M US. ANNA MAURIOR, osteopath phy Hieian. All curalilo diseases treated. Women nud children a specialty. Ofliees over F. E. Dunn's. 'Phone red l(i:tl. DR. McDOUOAL, physician und sur ueon. In addittou to genurul prac tice special attentiuu given to dis eases of women and children. Of lice over Preston & Hales. 'Phone black 10.11. Dli. M. (I. BENNETT, oetooputhle physician. Acute and chronic dis tases tieatud. Offlco over (Jbain hers' store. 'Phone Black 11120. Koulduuce, Hed 4102. DR. GEO. WALL, surgery nud gen oral practice. Olllco nnd resldenci Ronuy building, over tolephono ex chnngo. Eighth street. Night nnd day phone, Black 111(11. Eugene, .Oregon. ATTORNEYS AT LAW S. I). ALLEN, Attorney-lit law, 1)10 Wlllaiuelt.u street, Eugene, Oregon. DORK1S & SKIPWOKTU, Attor neys iit-liw. Ofllce In llovey build ing over Chambers-llristow bank. LEON H. EDMUNSON, attorney -at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugono Loan and Saving Hunk. WILLIAMS & HRAN, Attorno.VB-at Luw. .1. M. Wlllinins, L. E. llonii. Practice In all the courts of the state und before the U. S Land Of llce. Offices 12, 111, H, 15, Mu Clung bldg. I. N. ilAKHAUtill. Spocisl attention given to divorce and settlement ol estates. Agent for Continental in surance Company. Room ft, lut Na tional Hank iluilillng, Eugene, Or. L. HILYEU, Attorney-at-Law. Ofllce over Yoruu'e idice store, Eugene, Oregon L. M. TRAVIS, Attoruey-nt-Lnw. Of flue over Eugene Louu und Suvlngr Rank, Kuguue, Oregon. WOODCOCK & POTTER, attorneys-at-Law. A. 0. Woodcock, Vi. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chris mini Hlock, Eugene, Oieiron. WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-ut-Law; J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Wl'l practice In all the courts lu tho state. Ofllce, Room 3, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon. BOWKK & MARTIN Attorneysnt Lnw; J. II. Rower, win. O. Martin. Will practice in all courts. Over C'liambera-Hriutow Rank, Eugene, Oregon. neverc npells of sickness." For sale by Linn -rug Co. Wo guarantee our work in every particular. Eugene Steam Dye Works. tf Subscribe for Hie DAILY Ll'.AHD. n U ! T n, I Just Arrived Cur Spring Stco of Baseball and Tennis Goods, Running Shoes, Baseball managers are invlt. . to inspect our line of Spauldii Mitts, Gloves, Masks and Ba.i. To the lover of the Tennii Court we wish to say that we have Shoes, Markers, Netsand Rackets from $1.25 to $7.00. Do not fail to see our stock bt fore buying, it will pay you. Barker Gun So. 5 1 3 WMamette St Ladies' Hairdresslng Parlor Shampooing, Scalp Treatment, Fa.'.' sage, Manicuring, Chiropody, Etc., r.r- lluous Hair removed by Electric . .: (Sale and suk.) Gray Hair restored i' Natural Color. Hair Goods Made to Order Wigs, Switches, Jeans, Pompadours, Cuals, etc. Wips and Whiskers foe rent Our own preparations! CUCUMB6.R CREAM, HAIR TONIC. Over 25 year's experience , C. J. CRUNWALD (,'WIFE Reliable Hairdressers 639 Willametle St. Eugene, Oregon Phone black 3111 C. P. Devsreaux F. A. Tripp Devcreaux & Tripp Timber Co. Negotiate Sales Claims and Millslles located Estimates on Timber a specialty. Oliice McClunj Building, Corner 8th and Willamette. EUGENE, - - - -OREGON Q I G A RO ulsus Goldsmith FASHIONABLE PAP E R S in tablets with envelopes to maLh Erin Linen, Alisa Linen Scotia Linen, Fortuna Linen Ionia Fabric, Exclusive Swiss Schwarzschild's Munroe's Second Hand Store 67 W. Eighth St. Hoiisefumishings, Stoves and Ranges ' We have just received direct from the factory a Urge and complete line ol Enamled W.i re in all white and grays It represents such articles as are la dMW use in every household. It will n;t only bear comparison mih other lines but the price Is much less EUGENE, - - - - ORCGO S. E. Stevens ..Piano Tuner.. Leave orders at Eikrs Piano Hju.'f Phone Main 4t Residence 138 West J2th street Residence Phone Red 277t G. F. CECIL Tailor 21 East Scvciith St,. Prices Reasonable DANCING PanelnK every Friday evening to Invlea hall on Ninth street. The theater orchestra of six piece furnishes tne music. Lloyd Bellman Mgr. (AlF.E.Dunn'j Store, Andrew Svarerud Leader -a s 'I. - .11 1 M'l I r, 1 h h c 1 I 8 I! -fa I 5. i - 1 ! iE;