Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 12, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textrim mama Ar mmum. thvwwav. xovmmm ta, t THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD OVA IW PKIXTIXO CO., 1X0. Churleii II. Fisher Publisned every day of the week. Sunday's excepted. Address all com munications and make all remittances payable to The tueene ouara, Eugene, Oregon. : . . Subscription Wes Dully Delivered by carrier, per week I .15 Delivered by carrier, one month , BO By mall one year (In advance) "l.OO One month 50 Single copies 05 Weekly Guard, per year 1-50 Advertising rates made known on application. Agi'iil for The Guard The following ore authorized to take and receipt for subscriptions or transact any other busineHS for The Dally and Weekly Guard: C'reswell J. L. Clark. Coburg George A. Drury. All postni.iHters are autjrlzed to receive and receipt for subscrip tions to the Dally and Weekly Guard. MKMIIKH OK ASSOCIATED 1'ltKSS I-'ntcred at K.ukcih.', Oregon, postoffit-e on Mecond-cliiHs matter THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1908 .(. .f .c- .. 4--l- -i- '- TUB UAI'I'IEST HEART. Who drives the horses of the sun Shall lord It but a day; Better the lowly deed were done, And kept the humble way. Hunt will find the sword of fame. Dust will hide tho crown; Ay, none shall hull bo high his name Time will not tear It down. That hnppieBt heart that over beat, Wua In somo quint breast It found the common daylight sweet And loft to heaven tho reBt. John Vance Cheney. , RAILROAD MAM'S VIEWS ' J, 0. Stubbs, traffic director of the Harriraan lines, has writ ten and published a little booklet on "The Relation of the Rail roads to Trans-Mississippi Territory," in which he summarizes the situation as follows: "We want, we noed the continuous growth and improve ment of this wonderfully promising; territory demands more rail roads and enlarged and improved facilities in the existing- roads. The expenditures necessary to these ends are capital expendi tures. The needed money will be obtainable when confidence in the productiveness of railroad investments is restored; when co-operation and good will is manifest in the relations of the people and tho carrier; when it is promoted by, the individual citizen; when it so porvades the public mind as to find expres sion through legislative bodies; when it dominates the purpose of thoso charged with the investment of the enormous sums noeded for such great works', and when it energizes and illu minates tho spirit of thoso charged with the management of the railroads. "When these conditions prevail the needed money will be forthcoming, tho work will be prosecuted and the wheels of in dustry begin to turn everywhere. Then there will be no idle la boring men on the streets, no salesmen off on long vacations, nor will thore be anxious minds in the counting room. The full din ner pail will be the escutcheon on the door of the cottage and palace. "Some may say that I am optimistic. Well, that is true. I am looking for the substance not the hole in the doughnut. 'Faith is the substanco of things hoped for, the evidence of things unseen." This is a divino philosophy that may well be ap plied to human affairs, and nowhore, to my mind, more produc tively of the things we desire and hope for than" to the western half of Uncle Sam's territory." to succeed Tom Piatt. The Empire state is in hard lines when it replaces a knave with a fool and New York has been known to boast of its brains and patriotism. BURGLARY ATTEMPTED WEAR CENTRAL SCHOOL Oh, no; the national forecaster is never out of a job. Whether Man 0pens window of Resi- he guessed right or wrong in his presidential iorecast, ue ia al ready confidently predicting who will be speaker of the next house. You simply can't lose him. A Philadelphia surgeon claims to have made a thief an honest man by a simple operation on the hpd. Maybe so, but we fear that the public will never be convinced untj he demonstrates by operating on a trust magnate. There is a plan to defeat Governor Chamberlain for senator by having the Statement No. 1 members f the legislature re sign. It won't work; Oregon office-holders are not of the re signing kind. O dence and Tries to Climb In Nobody is likely to dispute the assertion of Hearst, that "the only thing the Standard Oil- Company is interested in is the greatest good to number 26 Broadway." One of Webster's definitions of "hub" is "a rough protuber ance, or projecting obstruction." And still Albany boasts of be ing the hub of the Willamette valley! A burglary was attempted last night at the home of John Tracy, on Olive street near the Central school. .Mrs. Tracy heard somebody outside the house in the night, hut as thw family was expecting friends on the early train she thought that it was them, and did not awake her husband until a window was raised and a man started to climb Into the room. She then called to her hus band, and the burglar was frighten ed away. Earlier in the evening Mr. Tracy was counting some of his money, which he had forgotten to deposit in the hank. His wife mentioned that the shades were not down, but they did not think there was any danger. Tt ia unnnnHprT that some triimn or professional saw them counting the money, and decided to break Into ' the house. Mr. Tracy works in Fraz-1 ier's Iron Works. j weakest organ. If there is weak link in the ch-in . !:, "??" of T weakness" i. caused hyZy-VZ;t' of the stomach and other organ, TSS weaknesses of the stomach d ?J jS Pierce Golden Medical Disc,, cured, diseases of other organs " "Wk, have their orisin in a disease", tS. ourer organs ot digestion and nutrition J" atr-i iio0. ery" and you may have "" "n a strong body 't'0nft!tt7"'w CivbnAway. Dr. Pierce' rnm o new revised Edition, ifrZTt'f . raa"" ""'J. Send 21 one-e,;, .. it' in paper covers, or 31 stamos fnr .1 , l'i line, Address Dr. R. V I;.. a . ' " a m ii i , j ! Black MotohD Roosevelt is to become an editor. This disposes of the moss grown idea that ex-presidents have no sphere of usefulness to fill. ' DUCKS ARE PLENTIFUL !N THE PRESERVES Good Season PromisedPheas ants Are Very . Scarce "Ducks are more plentiful at the preserve of tho Eugene Duck Club, and the outlook for the season is brighter than for several seasons. V. J. Hill was out yesterdny to the Eugene Duck presorve and said he saw more ducks than he had on any of the preserves In the past years. Ho bngged all he wanted and quit. Whllo pheasant hunting is poorer this year than In tho past, the ducks seem to he very plentiful and Eu gene sportsmen will have plenty of opportunity to fill their bags. The reason that plioasanls are becoming so scarce is that the farmers are kil ling them off early. Some farmers do not like to have sportsmen hiintinc GREYHOUND IS LORD OF DOG WORLD Bulffs Bird Dog Twice Its Weight Style Antithe sis to Bulldog A groy liniiiu! ou nod by a local I . ' , man. is the Ion, of the dog creation ; p.'uVWtaXc.S in Eugene. He sr.mns ready to fight ! saved lier life. Kead lier letter, anything, and no species of dog; ,,. seems willing to dispute the claim, i Mrs. T. C. llladsen, of Manning, Yesterday a fine bird dog, twice as j Iowa, writes to Mrs. Piiikham: heavy as the slender greyhound, i can truly say that Lydia E. Pink was bluffed out near the postofflce j ham's Vegetable Compound saved my from what seemed an ' inevitable iife, and 1 cannot express my gratitude "o"- to vou in words. For vears I suffered The grey hound bounded In high. jth the worst forms 'of female corn Jumps toward the bird dog, who : nlnints. continually doctorine- and ft-ar against the build-, -nendintr lots of monev for medicine crouched In lng. Before the grey could strike the bird dog saw an opening and ran up Willamette street with Its op- without help. I wrote vou for advice, followed it as directed, and took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and f.Vrte Ih.iln l.,i ,, . "tuciiilin;u lilt! UllltM, 11 Llie UlHHLUr n .u ti e h.J i,Zl '"h I"1,0,''8 U""k na1 not at """lo himself heard, that the bird- have hurt the crops. wllue ra,,H;, )onk!n!r. mnst rpv hounds are callable of whipping any other kind of a dog. They are so quick that It Is rare that au opponent can touch them. Their stylo is au exact antithesis of the bulldog's fashion of fighting. They merely strike with their fangs, but nlwais leave temlilo cuts. Such a fight 'is said to be very spectacular. TWO HEAL ESTATE DEALS REPORTED TODAY W. Polders lias sold his lot with a frontage of thirty feet near West Fifth street on Willamette street to John Magladry. No price was given. J. V. Hales sold today to Joe Sch re ve his two-story house and two lots in tho addition In Fnirmount, known as tho University addition. Zimmerman and Hugh were the agents in the transaction. Price was withheld. ponent after It. The grey would have, it has restored mo to perfect health overiaKen mo otiier, if the master n,,,) it. not-. i,...n fnr von i nimniii beeu in n?y grave to-day. I wish every sulterin woman would try it." "THIS IS MY 11IKTIIDAY. Bishop Fallow, of Chicago, lends much episcopal vigor to .the declaration that all men should vote at all elections, if they are qualified. According to that reverend gentleman tho man who does not vote is a criminal, a skulker and a-coward. Here is exactly what he said: "The pulpits of tho land ought to ring out the strongest utterances on the high crime of not voting. It would bo a drastio measure, which doubtless would not carry, to disfranchise the man who had tho power to vote and deliber ately refused to excrciso it. The voter is a soldier of the republic and its affairs cannot bo carried on without his aid, any more than tho conduct of an army without the soldier's loyal response to the word of command. And he is a skulker and a coward in tho civil ranks of lifo who does not vote, a sis the soldier who hides or shows tho white feather in time of an engagement." Tho ladies' auxiliary of tho Commercial Culb is evincing an interest that should servo as a good example to tho main organ ization. Last night they had an attendance of seventy-five at a regular meeting and a number of new applications for member ship. Tho ladies aro loyal boosters for Eugone and are doing an important work in tho city-building campaign that is proceeding so successfully. One thing Albany has that other valley towns would do well to emulate, and that is splendid cement walks in its residence districts. In tho past two years Eugene has laid several miles of such walks, but there should be no cessation in the work un til board walks are practically unknown within the city limits. Two thousand Corvallis people will go to Portland on the 21st to root for the 0. A. 0 football team. We've got 10,000 later get the man arrested as a pickpocket or killed by a jealous and show those Corvallis fellows a thing or two about rooting that they will remembor for the next century or two. By some occult means a St. Louis ma2 claims to be able to add twenty inches to the length of his arm at pleasure. This may be very interesting to students of the occult, but it may sooner or later get the man arrestod as a pickpocket or kliled by a jealous Jiusband." Preston Lea. Preston l.ea. governor of tho State of Delaware, was born 1n Wil mington, Delaware, .November 12, 1S41. After completing his education at the l.awrencevllle School in New Jersey, ho bocamo connected with his father's extensive milling busi ness, of which ho later became tho headThough more or less nrtlvn no a liopubllcaii leader in Delaware for many years past, it Is as a business man and capitalist that Governor Lea Is best known. He is the presi dent of several banks and trust com panies and large Industrial corpora tions. Jn 1904 he was elected gov ernor of Delaware on the Kepubll can ticket. His term of office will ex- Piro next January, when he will be (iOOl) COrCill f'UCK. For the complete cure of coughs, colds, asthma and bronchitis and all lung complaints tending to consump tion? liverwort, tar and wild cherry have for ages maintained an estab lished reputation as a standard cough remedy. It contains no op ium or harmful drugs and can be given with safety to children. Price 11.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil liams Mfg. Co, props.. Cleveland. O FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.' For thirty years Lydia K. Pink, hum's Vee-tablo Compound, made from roots and herbs, litis been the standard remedy', for -female ills, and lias positive!' cured thousands oi women who have been troniilod with displacements, inflanima! ion, ulcera tion, libroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling-, flatulency, indiges tion,dizziness,or nervous prostration Why don't you try it ? Mrs. Pinklinm invites all sicli women to write lior for advice, She lius guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Muss. A Practical Car L IVI Business or Pleasure Inexpensive, cost less than "half as mute 6 to 26 miles an hour. " Neat in appearance - -Travels any Road Made any style Prices $375 to $750 These cars are made to go any season of ti yoou or Daa roans, are mint like a surrey &-solid- rubber tire, easy springs, motive por substantially buiit. For demonstrations anifc: HEADQUARTERS AT BODDY&KUt! RANDLE & HOI AGENTS . 570 WILLAMETTE STREET : P- 0. BOX 455 EC3ESL Extra I Special Saturday Only - - , - r ; mm Basket On 5 it lb Underwoo! Sat. Nov, ot, 8:3M Team composed Students agac. City, Ateisd . after EVERYBODY 1... d ... I """"m uj fiinfnn o. rennewui, ' the successful Hopublican candidate , 1 I .t .i i j: oi i i In tho recent election. ""'oaie -j Qf aces' Skirts; COlorS, WILLIAMS' KinXKr IMLI.S Have IlHve e you-neglected your kidneys? uici kvircu juur nervous navy, brown and black. $3.98 ?.;s.t.e!" nml..r.HU!;d.,ro".ble. .wl your U For vour choice. ValiiPs im tn iwuiii-.ta nun uiauuerr Have vnu . - Mf aiu.uu. see our window. pnlns In the loins, side, back, groins and too frequent a desire to 1111 HA urine? If so. Williams' Kidney Villa will cure you. Sold bv Linn Drug Company, price 50 cents. 1U NOT FOKGKT place to eat. streets. Sixth and Willamette tf COW FKEIi. Airnlfa meal. At Salle', Venth mid lainette streets. Phone Med l".:'l. Babies' Bear Skin Coats 8 We Miffil H " V WyT CHOICE CUTSOF : r . have too many so we offer them to you at less than the material will cost KLOl'U FLOVU Valley flour, f 1.15 per sack. Hilly Department Store. whti nnn.i,rx Oct your wells drilled by old and j tf it experienced ell-drlllers. I'houe Red 4SVS. f t)ASOLIJ5 woon SAW. j Onrrlson ft Gibson saw all wood I JJ to R use. Office Black 167 1. Hom9lIX Hlack 1761. tf I : S4.98 COATS AT.. tt $4.75 COATS AT.. Ax! $4.48 COATS AT. . f Zt $4.25 COATS AT.. tl $3.98 COATS AT. . $3.68 COATS AT.. o Colors white, red, Ages 2 to 6 years. blue, $3.50 $3.48 $3.45 $3.00 $2.98 . . . . . $2.48 and brown. Heating furnace, brick and founda Hon stone for sale cheap Dy Firm National Bank Vr DeWltfa Carboltied Witch 1 1 n .., CnWA l I. V ,, ,, mi ! ; Page Woven frejj An EteMrVFcrcc MceoiWk Fences icr any k:rd cf Car just received-fnecs sold cy JW. Quackcntush pill MOST CROCtfj ij Olympic ric every Lf other llour ASK V flffitf) THE ' n in ueniuiK, cuohok1 and cleansing. It is especially good1 Tim Woodruff may be sent to the senate from New York 0 or iiiiBB. soia Dy nu aruggtsta.