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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1907)
I 'crybody works but mother WHY? H it good? 1 1 hats the question - Rather than take chances in getting Good Fresh Meat call up Palace Meat Market BRODERS BROS. Props. "PHONE MAIN 40. 45 WEST EIGHTH ST. EUGENE S. L. LONG 50 East. Ninth Street Phone Red 1271 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS EXPERT PLUMBING, TINNING AND ROOFING j jt GOOD WORK AT RIGHT PRICES ARTHUR BRISBANE'S GREAT SOCIAL SCHEME 1 , ; NEW YOIIK, March 19. Arthur , Brisbane, who writes the red-hot so cialist editorials on the New York Evening Journal, has bought an en tire deserted village In New Jersey and has thereby created much excite ment. The question that Is agitating his follows Is: "Will Brlsbano be a plutocratic landlord or an all-wool philanthrop ist?" The editor Is now the owner of Allaire, N. J., and all he paid for it was $125,000 cash. It Is under stood that the Allaire Water Supply & Land Company, the former owner, believes It has got the best of the bargain. Allaire is in Monmouth county, about six miles from Lnkewood and 2 0 from Ashbnry Park. It is on the Freehold and Janesburg division of the Pennsylvania ruilroad, but trains never stop there, because the town has not even a lonesome inhabitant. By his purchase Mr. Brisbane be comes the proud possessor of GO acres of land: a deserted iron found ry, six buildings where stoves were formerly manufactured, and the of fice building; 03 cottages, more or less dismantled and weather-beaten; a railroad station without any In terior fixings or windows; one church building. I Hrisliall'e Social Scheme. It is known that tho editor has j taken a great deal of interest In i Hulk-on hall, the Socialist colony founded by Upton Sinclair in New Jorsey, but he believed thnt the Sin clair experiment is doomed to be a failure. At llallcon hall, everything is enjoyed In common by the col onlHts. Whllo believing In many of tho principles of Socialism, Mr. Bris bane is not convinced thnt all men Bhould he placed on the same level, and he has not the slightest inten tion of whacking up Ills salary (which by the way was recently raised to $72,000 a year) with any I $2 a day hodenrricr. I When asked concerning his plans, regarding Allaire, Mr. Brisbane sim ply remarked that he Intended to experiment in model farming, but declined to give any further partic ulars. One of his friends said, how ver : "At the proper time you will see a practical demonstration of practi cal Socialism. It is Brisbane's in dention to divide his place up into Alberta. CANADA First Free Excursion Starts March 25th Finest wheat land in America An Eldorado for. mixed farming We have 345,000 acres in the best part of Alberta, at lowest prices We are owners, not agents , ... ; We want .... -speculators, investors and homeseekers to write or call H. E. Barnum Land Co., 214-215 Chamber of Commerce, PORTLAND, OREGON tt n small truck farms and secure settlers from the crowded East Side. I un derstand that Nathan Strans Is In terested in the project. He and Bris bane are great friends, and. have been associated in a number of enterprises. The Intention is, I believe, to give each settler 20 or 30 acres of land, and see what he can do with It, in the way of raising vegetables (or the New York market. If be makes money, he is to be charged rent. This tax Is not to be a fixed charge, but a certain percentage on what he makes over living expenses. Should the farmer fall, despite bis best endeavors, not only will rental be waived, but he may receive some money. Loafers, however, are to be promptly thrown out. BIBLE LECTURES BY - A CONVERTED JEW To He Given At the Cumberlund Pres liyteriiin Church March 22 to 20. A series of Bible lectures will be Siven by Paul S. L. Johnson at the Cumberland Presbyterian church, cor ner Sixth and Pearl streets, March 23 to 26, at 7:30. Mr. Johnson was here last November and gave two very interesting lectures on "The Three Worlds" and "The Three Ages in the Second World." He Is a con verted Hebrew, and possesses re markable ability as a speaker and Bible teacher. His lectures are mas terly presentations of the great truths of the Bible. He shows that the Bible teachings when properly understood are scientific, logical, har monious and complete, satisfying the exactions of the Intellect as well as the cravings of the heart. Mr. John 3on is one of 15 lecturers on the Bi ble traveling under the auspices of the Bible and Tract Society of Alle gany, Pa., holding free public meet- BIG TRUST PAPER JUMPS ON HARRIMAN NEW YORK, March 19. The Sun, which is owned by J. Pierpont Morgan and recognized as a Wall organ, on its financial page said yes terday: "It is manifest now that the spe cific cause of the recent disturbance In the market centers around in fluences connected with the activity in the railway and financial world of Edward J. Harrlman and the great speculations In Union Pacific and Southern Pacific common shares in the closing part of last summer. "When the process of obtaining money for new railway work be came a matter of hardship, and the feeling of distrust of a certain sort of financiers that had become en gendered by the Insurance Investi gation was blown into new and great er life by testimony given at the Interstate commerce commission's investigation of the Harrlman man agement, a collapse in the stock mar ket almost Inevitably followed. The inquiry most frequently made In the financial district at this moment Is as to the exact part played in all this by Harrlman. "Did Harrlman and the other cap italists with him Interested in Union Pacific put their holdings of stocks on the market as fast as they could Immediately after the announcement of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific dividends, or were they caught in a trap of their own making and found themselves in the present lianlc load ed with securities Just like the or dinary small Wall street gamblers? The prevailing opinion seems to be that It Is the latter named suggestion that Is reasonable. "What the future stock market PREPARING FOR A IIUSINESS LIFE At the Portland Iliislnpiw College, of I'ortlnml, Oregon. The above-named Institution Is un der the control and management of Professor A. P. Armstrong, widely known as a successful business man and educator. He has been engaged in school work all his life, and "knows the business" from the ground up. When asked to name the strongest point In favor of the Portland Busi ness College, tho professor at once replied: "Quality of Instruction." Those who know Professor Arm strong best say that he always d'.vell? at length on this feature of a prac-' the Eugene Guard tlcal education. It is fortunate for ' free. his students that "how well" receives such marked attention. Our own Eugene is always well represented at the Portland Business College. Several of our young peo ple are attending there now, and oth ers will follow them from time to time. The Guard commends the school as worthy of patronage, and I urges a course there as the best in ; vestment of time and money that can ' be made. The literature Issued by the insti tution under discussion is of an un I usual grade of excellence. Its reg j ular catalogue is a work of art. The printing is done in two colors ! throughout, with the cover in three, i Those who admire the beautiful in j "the art preservative" will do well same, say that this notice was seen in and it will be sent lugs to arouse interest In the dlspen-lmay do is beyond any man"s telling, satlonal study of tho Scriptures and j but there are certain things that to offset the tendency of the times should happen in the near future If toward skepticism. Seats free. No we are going to have a market in collections. Undenominational. Bl-! which the people can make invest ble students and skeptics especially ments .wita safety. In the first place, Invited. i Edward H. Harrlman and men like him In the financial world must go. "People have lost confidence once and for all in the honesty and abil ity of these men. They believe that if they are honest they have suffered themselves to cherish such perfectly monstrous ideas of acquisition and domination In the railway world as to jnake them absolutely unsnfe per sons to conduct great business en terprises." LONfi FELT WArTI IS Kl'GESK. While working in the largest dye ing ,aud cleaning works on the coast and while there seeing lots ot gar ments shipped from Eugene to be dry-cleaned, or dyed, and after Inres Ugntlng and going over the ground thoroughly we saw at once that there was a good opening for a first-class cleaning and dyeing works In Eu gene, So we have doclded to put in a first-class plant and are doing well from the start. We are the only ex perts In this line north of San Fran cisco, and have had over 12 years' ex- j I porlence and gaurantee all work. All i nrticics tiyeu ana cieanua oj us are treated separately tor sanitary pur poses and done by hand. In this way we obtain good result and as no ma chinery is used In our work that will tear or Injure the fabric Everything possible in cleaning or dyeing. Eugene Dye Works, 659 Willamette street. "Phone Red 2861. C. Marx, Jr., manager. l )iYoii Wis! to Carry Flr Insurance Tho North British and Mercantile Insurance Company Is one of the safest and strongest in the world. Gross assets $22,705,002.68 Net surplus 12.722.7SS. 47 BLAINE 11. HOVEY, Agont. tf Over Chambers-E3tow Bank. M. O. Warner tunes pianos. Leave orders at H. E. Morns' music store. After Ten Years. Mr. O. L. Stephenson, of Peter borough, Ont., says: "For over ten years I suffered constantly with plies, nrst itcning, men bleeding; pain al most unbearable; lite a burden. Tried everything in vain till I used Dr. Leonhardt a Hem-Hold. "I had taken but a few doses when t noticed an Improvement. I decid ed to keep on, and now, after using three boxes, I am glad to say I am completely cured. My general health has also greatly improved. It gives me great pleasure to recommend Hem-Roid to all sufferers with Diles. and I feel convinced that what it has done for me It will surely do for them." Price. $1.00. Dr. Leonhardt Co., Niagara Falls. N. Y., proprietors. GASOLINE WOOD 8AVtfl. W. E. Boddy will save you money on woo? sawing. All wood sawed with gage. Prompt service. "Phone, Jed 1771. Residence. 775 Ferry St. " Ko SALE O Seed and feed oats, vetiQ and cheat hay by Bond Bros., Irving. Phone 1 4. d&w a5 The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been . In use for over 30 years, lias borne the signature of and has been maue unuer jus pcr- sonal supervision since Its infancy. citcUM, Allow no one to deceive you In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are bufr Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ' Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. 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We are exclusive wholesale dealers and sell our goods at wholesale prlc8--Nothing but the best. Address all orders to MIKE JACOB (Si, COMPANY WHOLES ALL UfiUOR. DEALERS 51 Front, Street PORTLAND, OREGON We assort cases, If desired; you can take as many bottles of any kind as you wish. EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical and Surgical STAFF W Kuykendall, M. D. W. O. Prosser, M. D. P. 1. Bartle, M. D. B. F. Scaiele. M. D. I. B.B.irlle, M. D. Geo. O'B. DBar, M D. L. E. McDougal, M. D. - For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances forX ray work. Sputum and blood examinations. Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses.. RcguLr course of lectures by the faculty and practical training in the'hospital. The medical and surgical staff of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt. L. CHAMBEKS, H. E. ANKENY President. Vice-PresU DARWIN B.RISTOW, Cashier Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Of Eugene. Oregon. The Onward March of Prosperity Are you In the procession, or simply re maining at a standstill, watching it move along? now many persons who reaa ints are fWI taking advantage ol present day opportun- Paid Ud Cash Capital $50, WW- uica tu save I mr.,hry "c T' an" 'vhe ?zrZ;i cl'hUrLThaTeT ' POr"n , "d- Cultivate a system. Determine to, come what will, deposit a certian sum every week or every month in a bu.k. In that way your account will have a steady growth and in time will bccomi an independent tor tune. Eugtne Loan Savings Bank, Established 1393. Cipittl an! Surplus $100,000 Fint National Bsafc OF SUG6HE ! Paid np cash capital OOfi I ,;.d surplus..-. 51 OU.' y' j A GENERAL BANKING BUSlKSiJ ! .M, ' d" S. , or ceitWe.it ol drpo.lt. All collealoot nu Kill IKttvt prompt .tttntioil. f(-. ' t T SNODGlcSS CuHiti t " ron
