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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1908)
u o Economizes the use of flour, but ter and eggs; makes the biscuit, cake and pastry more appetiz ing, nutritious 0 and wholesome. n Steal ABSOLUTELY PURE y This is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. It Has No Substitute Ttwra art Alum and PhotphaU of Lima mixture aold at A lawar prlca but no bouMkacpr regarding tha baaltb t bar lajnlly can aflord to uaa tbn. .0 FISHWHEELS NOT DESTRUCTIVE SAYS DAVID STARR JORDAN rilKHIDKNT OP IiKIiANI) STANFORD J I' MO It UNIVERSITY INVES- , tk;ati;i iollmhia kivkk in ihho what he wrote on THE HAIiMON CIUH1H Leland Stanford University, Palo Alto, Santa Clara Co., ( California. Mr. H. D. McGulre, Portland, Oregon. Dear Sir: In response to your questions of March 29, permit me to ' say that It Is now fifteen years since Or. Gilbert and I studied the salmon problem for the United StateB Fish Commission. Since that time Dr. Gilbert lias been engaged In var ious researches for the government and many of our former opinions have been modified in the llgljt of these recent developments. It now seems probable that the small Chin ook salmon running in the river are all young males. They are sexually mature and the greater part of them die on the spawning beds. As no fe males are found among these young fish, it would seem that tholr des truction can do no harm. As it 1b the adult males nre sufficiently num erous to Berve the needs of the spec lei:. Regarding the young fish, I have changed my former opinion since I discovered through the researches of Dr. Gilbert that there are no female PAVING" WILL BE FINISHED BY COMMENCEMENT uoui 1-koub ijr.i.u j-i i EAST KIEVEXTH STREET I WORK SHOUM) HE RUSHED ON CEMENT WALKS - , One of the Warren Construction Company rock crushers . broke down yeaterday, but the repairs were completed today and the machine Is again In operation this afternoon. The paving work on East Eleventh street Is going a'nead quite rapidly and Superintendent Shewry says he thinks ,the entire street will be fin ished up by commencement week at the University. It Is now up to the property owners along the street to finish their cement Bidewalks. In many places the board walks have been torn up waiting for the cement workers, who have so many contracts on hand t'hat 'several weeks must elapse after the board walks are ta ken up before the cement walks are put down. All of this work should week so the street will present a good appearance to the hundreds of visitors who will be here during the week. The commencement exercises will be held during the week begin ning June 21. mm UORN In Eugene, May 26, 1908, to Frank E. Walter and wife, a son. fish among them. There has been for the past fifteen years constant over-flshlng of the adult spawning fish. .1 lo not know Mint wheels or tra ure any more destructive tliun any other iitfcncy which destroys the fish in equal num bers. .The problem in fish protection Is Bimply to devise some means to limit the number of fish caught. This could be done by forbidding the use of wheels or traps of all kinds, or seines, by limiting fishing season, by preventing fishing on certain days, or in several other ways now under discussion. I do not know of nnjr reason, however, why the wheel Is any worse tlian any other contriv ance catching tlio same number of fish. Very truly yours, David S. Jordan, President. Olllnets catch 65 per cent of all salmon. All other gears 35 per cent. Selfish legislation would regulate the most destructive. GILLNETS. A square deal treats all alike. Vote 318 X Yes. Vote 333 X No. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup does not constipate, but on the other hand Its laxative principles gently move the bowels. Children like it. Sold by all druggists. More proof that Lydia E. Pink ham's .Vegetable Compound re stores women to normal health. Mrs. Mattie Copenhaver, of 316 So. 21st St., Parsons, Kans., writes: " For two years I suffered from the worst forms of feminine ills, until I was almostdriven frantic Nothing but mor- Chine would relieve me. Lydia E. Pink am's Vegetable Compound'brought me health and happiness, and made me well woman. Every sick woman should benefit by my experience," FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. Fink ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges tion,dizziness,ornervous prostration. Why don't you try it ? Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Pinkham it there Is anything about your sickness you do not understand. She will treat your letterinconflden.ee andadvise you free. No woman ever regretted writing her, and because of her vast experience she has helped thousands. Address, Lynn, Mass. C. NADEAU WILL OPEN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE In connection with nia cigar store, at 531 Willamette street. Those wish ing help telephone Red 1421, or call at cigar store, 531 Willamette Btreet. 11 PURE WATER For pure bediock water see G. W. Taylor. All surface water cased off by casing into the bed rock, thus In suring nothing but pure bed rock wa ter. G. W. Taylor, 828 Patterson Btreet, Eugene. Phone Red 3377. If you want watches, Jewelry or glasses, Watts can cinvlnce you that It will pay you to buy of him. 8tninj:tKt!t!tt:tmn::H!::::j:::!m:::t:t:::tt:n:n:n::jn:i:n::::::::::::Ji2 What About Salmon Protection? That the food fish of our state need better protection than is now afforded is agreed. You have already or doubtless will receive considerable liturature on the subject, but no matter how attractive the argument, stop and consider how it may be colored by self-interests. . The United States Bureau of Fisheries are the greatest expert authorities on the. subject and have no ax to grind. .Read what they say. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR Office ot Ihe Secretary, Washington, D. C. Hon. Charles W. Fulton, ' - United States Senate, Washington, D. C. , ,slrU, Tho l'nnrtmont realizes tho Importance of tho various questions affecting tho salmon fishery In the Columbia Rlwr brought up In your letter of tho 18th ultimo, and has taken this opportunity to make a thorough Investigation of the matter. There can be no question that the status of the fishery is unsatisfactory and that un der existing conditions the trend may be expected to be steadily downward, with the result that in a comparatively few years the run of salmon In that stream will be reduced to such a degree that thousands of fishermen may be thrown out of employment nnd much capital rendered Idle. The Federal Government Is without nny jurisdiction whatever in the premises, nnd the duty of conserving the salmon supply in Columbia devolves on the States of Oregon. W ashington, and Idaho; but this Department has been charged by Congress with Important fish-cultural operations in the Columbia basin, and has felt Impelled from time to time to direct attention to the necessity for giving adequate protection to the various species of salmon frequenting that stream. The Department is con vinced that tho run of salmon In tho Columbia can be amply maintained for an indefinite period if artificial propagation Is supplemented by rational protection; but artificial propagation alone cannot cope with the situation and. as a matter of fact, tho recent experience of the Department has shown that Its beneficent labors are render ed almost futile by tho failure of tho Slates to appreciate this fact. The IHuirtniiiits. sees no ntimm for advocating Hie elimination of fish wheels from tho rlv.T as there is no evidence to show (hat thin form of uiuiitiis H piirtlciilnrly destructive to salmon. A condition that is six-chilly favorable for the passage of salmon niiiiiely, very high wnter renders the wheels unserviceable mid on the other hand, h-i-IIh of very low water, when the fish nre much restricted In their movements, nre also unfavorable for (he wheels. Hiii'Iiik the (Mist two or three seasons the catch of salmon l.y wheels has been romimrativclv hiiuiII; but even It It were very lame It would ben fact of no sieclnl similflcance in the present connection The Columbia ltlver Is, however, made to yield a quantity of salmon far greater than regard for the fu ture supply permits, and tho drain Is yearly becoming more serious. Xo one fumlltui- w ith the situation can fail to appreciate ,. .,. , ,. ,H-i H-t ulty of the industry that Is furnished l.y the concentration of a tremendous iiniount of fix.sl and floating apixiratus of raptor.' in and near the mouth of the river. This apparatus roiiii.Hsvs nl.oiit toil HMiml nets or trap", over NO long-sweep seines, and more than U.sEio gill nets, the last Imvlmr an air (regale approximate length of over .170 miles; ami these appliances rapture more than 11.1 iter cent of the rish taken In the (Mvgon and Washington waters of the river, the figures for 1904 being nearly 34.000,000 pounds or US. 7 per cent of the total yield. I'nder such conditions. It Is self-evident that but comparatively few fish are permitted to reach the upper waters whore the spawning grounds are located Tho details of the measures necessary to place the salmon Industry of the Columbia Rlv?r on a permanent basis cannot be elaborated by the Department at this time, but In general It may be said that there should be ill ii rmtrlrllon on the amount of apiralus employed In a given section; U) an adequate weekly close season rover, lug possibly two days ut first, hut reduced Inter, If the circumstances warrant It; (;) an annual close season pre- ATHLETICS AT THE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET IS COKVALL1S AXI 1IASEHALL GAME IX EICEXE OX 8ATIKDAV This week will be the end of most of the athletic activities at the high school. The baseball team will play their -last game of the season with Columbia University at Recreation Park Saturday afternoon at 3:40. while the track 'team will meet the other track teams of the state in the big interscholastic meet given under the auspices or the Oregon Agricul tural College at Corvallls on Friday and Saturday. This will be the last track meet but one for the year, the other being a dual meet with Salem high school to decide the champion ship of the Willamette valley, held in Eugene Friday, June 6. The high school has a track team well worthy, to compete with any academic team In the state and if their work is up to the usual form they should take a place near the ajoDS ibuij aqt uaq sn ei(4 jo ptiaq 1b counted Saturday night. The baseball team is in good shape for its game Saturday, and will give the fast aggregation from Portland a hard tussle. The Columla team has met with but one defeat yet this year, and that was administered to them by the Chemawa Indians by the close score of 3 to 2. The local high school team Is de termined to place another blot on their good record by pulling down kn inn,, .nit nf tha HMirfl next. Satur day afternoon and those who delight In a good, snappy, spirited game of baseball! should come out and match these two fast academic teams play the game of their lives. CEMETERY CARS RUN UNTIL EIGHT O'CLOCK Cars will run the rest of this week to the Masonic cemetery until S o'clock in the evening In order to ac commodate those wishing to decorate graves. Heretofore the last car left the cemetery at 5:45 in the evening. Many people will, thus be accommo dated who can not go in the afternoon. AMUSEMENTS If you want to spend an enjoyable evening go to the Orpheum theatre this week. The popular Empire Stock Company is giving the Orjvhe um's patrons two hours of fine amusement each evening. "My Sweetheart" is the play this week and reserved seats are only 25c. PERSONALS You Will Need an Oil When . ' . j .. l QIC I "ekitcwT den ..3i11,!r- fire was burning. The quick concentratedhlTof1' 8tove doe,,,! kitchen 4 conditions' rat,! t,..?" NEW PERFFffifw Wick Blue Hamc OB Cookfc goes directly to boil the kettle or bake the bread is diffused about the room to overheat it Th oc "New Perfection " is real kitchen comfort. Jn Sizes and fully warranted. UmJ, dealer, write our nearest agency m not with your dialer, writVeur nUSt1 4 STANDARD OIL COMPANY, lawKirporaiea) I pre- protoct Ivo lemoiy at me iH-Kiiiiiiug or tne siiimon run, ami ( I) joint itrranKctticnts letweon the States, so thut mensiiros may Im luirmoiiioiis. ltespectfullv vours t Signed 1 OSCAU S. STRAUS. Secretary. Bill No. 3 18 embodies government recommendations and should pass. Itisa square deal for all. VOTE 318-X-YES Kill No. 333 was framed to fj.-ler the selfish Interest of a slnsle localuj. It Is analnst the Oovornn.ent recommendations, and will mean a heavy tax on the State to carry out lis provisions. It Worn monoimlv ,,,,11. unfair. It should not uss. 1 ' 1 1 VOTE 333-X-.-NO J .T. Witter has returned from his trin to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Seavey return ed today from Seattle. S. H. Simpson came up from Junc tion City thlB afternoon. Rev. Thomas Handsaker came up from Corvallls this afternoon on bus iness. J. L. Clark, of Creswell, was In the city on business today. Jas. Murray returned this after noon from his trip to Seattle. Dr. A. Sharpies Is in the city today from his farm above Goshen. , Mrs. W. F. Osburn is expected homo tonight or In the morning from Arizona, where she 'has been visiting her sen, Arthur Glasou. John Ilrookmayer, the Mohawk lumberman, Is In the city today. Miss .Mando Lewis Is In the city from her Mohawk home. 1 J. Hard went to Cottage Grove on the. afternoon train today on busi ness. W. II. Helms went to his ranch at Walker today to be gone a week or more. L. N. K.-.ney is quite 111 at his home at the corner of West Sixth and Jef ferso streets. Mrs. George Fisher returned to day from Seattle, where she saw the battleship fleet. F. R. Cottage, of Galesburg, 111., is In the city, having arrived on this afternoon's train. H. C. Lowrle, the well-known min ing engineer, came In from the north nn the afternoon train today. Mrs. Chas. H. Fisher went to Roschurg on the afternoon train to day to visit her mother and friends a few davs. A. J. Stewart, a capitalist of Cot tage Grove, was In the city today be tween trains. He Is bluildlng a fine two-story brick block there. Ji'i-se G. Ilond, the University of ! Oregon's orator, loaves tonight for Seattle, where he will take part in j the Interstate oratorical contest, j Mrs. Frank Tupping, of San Fran I elsco, Is expected to arrive In Eugene on the flyer this evening to visit her parents, Dr. and Mis. 1). A. Paine. 1 .Mrs. Harry Lane, wife of Port ' land's mayor, returned home tin.. after a visit with Tier daughter, Miss Harriot Lane, a student at the I'nl verdty. I Ormon Roan, manager of the I'nl- versify of Oregon track team, left on the noon train todav for Seattle to arrange for the Mb meet there Saturday. Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass left todav for orth Powder. In Eastern Oregon In response to a message stating that her brother's wife, Mrs. E. A Mur phv. tnd died. riX'u U,hChlrk,', ,son of rnnrlea , ,the well-known timber land buyer, has boon In 11.., i,.. .k ' I'ZJ1?',- U." Mt ,,n "e 'afternoon train today for points south to look CITY NEWS W. L. Eearnshaw has accepted a position with Cockerllne & Wether bee, taking charge of their men's furnishing and suit department. The windows of the second floor ot the new Divinity School build ing are now being put in. The worlt on the building for the heating plant; has also been begun. , j Among the carload shipments into Eugene this morning were two cars 1 of cement, one of flour, one of hay and six of gravel, the last named be ing for the depot yards improvments. Another handsome cottage for West Eighth street is to be built In the near future' by Mrs. Z. F. Sis man. She has engaged Free Thomas, the architect, to draw her plans. The judges at the Astoria-Lebanon 'high school debate in Villard hall to morrow night are Attorney W. W. Cotton, of Portland, Snnt-or I. H Bingham, of Eugene, and J. W. Pres cott, of Salem. L. R-. Edmunson and George O. Knowles, Statement No. 1 candidates for representatives from Lane coun ty, will Bpeak In C-oburg tomrorow afternoon at 2 o'clock and at Spring field at 8 o'clock. The meeting at Springfield will be held in the Wood men's hall. John S. Drew, recently from New York, and Elmer T. Smith, from Portland, have bought two lots on West Sixth stree.t from Iva Taylor, through the agencj of Cartmell & Bell, real estate dealers, and wi'l build residences thereon. We still have our nargain counter, which Includes hardware, furniture, rugs and matting. Don't wait until they are all gone. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Complete line of flags and bunting at Hill's Gun Store SAY HOYS! TOM WATSOVS Ol'T AGAIN' THIS SPRING AND CLAIMS THAT FORTH VH 1TE HOUSE HE'S THE THK I Our Popullstlc friends have unbent I ed faith and confidence In their I dldate. So has the public In u.fe record of the past speaks toll I If you want to secure satisfaction f all times, patronize the Theatre l taurant. You will be veil sitliiil with its meals. THEATRE CAFE DeWltt.'s Litlie Eariy Risers are small, safe, sure and gentle little pills. Sold by all druggists. When your food seems to nauseate you take Kodol. Take Kodol now and until you know you are right again. There isn't any doubt about what it will do and you will find the truth of this statement verified after you have used Kodol for a few weeks It Is sold here by all druggists. A New Set of Chairs Whv do you hate OLD J SHABBY CHAIRS to I home, when you can mske the nnnn aa KV.W for onlf 5 . 1 A can of Cblnamel will ww wonders lu your home. See that the Chinaman ti 01 every can. ... Vinv trlndov. A.SIvTOSi:i:'l'iltNKVWAU I'AI'Kli 1 6-1 S West Seventh St ! OVERTON I Wall Paper and Paint CoJ ! Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinking men It is positively the best JOc Cigar on the market at a number of tracts of timber! Re sure nnd see the new short turn btigtrv heforn buvlnr CHAMBERS llAUnVuE C0. See the new braced SvTgo wheel No extra charge for brace. CHAMBER HARDWARE C$ NEW BOOKS TO READ The Barrier, by Rex Beach The Metropolis, by Sinclair The Ircn Heel, by London Princess Nadine, by Reid now to be had at Schwarzschild'? Book Store 586 Wi'.lamatCe'St KITCHEN &K0M?P , Livery. Ff a Groceries Vnu will a1'7 '. .1 . , ... Winds the rest Fresh Grn Vg Flour and Miin53VJe' O 0-
