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m mni DAILY TABD. THBB8BAT, MOTBHWIS, 0M. THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD ' GUARD PRINTING CO.. INC. Chailea H. Flsber Boston, who contributed $25,000 to the Taft fund, says he was actuated by personal friendship, and would not accept an ofrice if it were offered him. Publislfrd every d.-u: of the week, Sunday's excepted. .1 .1 1 . .it It. nnuaMla " Ttl luRcne. Oregon.1, ' Address ail com- Subscription KtA Dally a Delivered by carrier, per week Delivered by carrier, one month.... By mall one year (in advance), One month . . Single copies - Weekly Onard, er year Advertising rates Bade kaawn on application. .16 .50 4.00 .50 .05 MBMltSK OP ASeWCIATW 1 1M1 Bntred at Baa)eae, Oregon, pof fflce matter AtaiM m- The erd The foHrwlag are antkrta4 to take aid reeeist tmr BuWsorijHsns r transact ay wvMmm tmr Tfce ally a JIkiT uard: Oreswell J. lu Otork. ' Cobnrg CMrge A. rry. All rsatmaaters are antkeriud to receive nd reoelpt far subscrla tlons to the Dally and Weekly guard." THUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1008 HOME IjAND FIRST. ' ' We can love the whole wide world And pray It may be blest, Yet there Is no time when It's a crime To love our own land best. No fields so rich and broad No other skies so fair. Earth's richest dowers, sweetest flowers? .Look round! Behold them there! The nation, glad to praise, Joins in the glorious lay That born of love Is sent above On this Thanksgiving day. But the dearest not of all To kiss the azure dome Is the grateful prayer for Heaven'B care Breathed from the heart of home. Selected. 4 For a man who says, "I am no longer in business," Andy Car negie's tariff views are attracting a lot af attention. Perhaps, because they have so radically changed. o China's baby emperor will not lack change of diet ,as 30 count 'em, wet nurses have been added to the royal house hold to see that he does not go hungry. It must be admitted that many things due to take place "af ter election" have not yet materialized, and some of them may not, we fear. Hope springs eternal In the heart of the candidate. No sooner is he sure he is beat than he straightway enters for the next heat. Before this Russian scientist teaches everybody how to live to be 150 years old he should teach the younger generation a little respect for those who have lived to be 6 0 or more. pany has reduced the price of kerosene to consumers is one of those half -truths that are often worse than lies, says the Sacra mento Bee. It is true that the oil trust, not satisfied with the profits of wholesaling and refining, drove many jobbers and re tailers out of the oil business, through its adoption of the tank wagon system of distribution and sale. This tended to reduce the retail prioe of oil, because nobody could compete with, the Standard. And the great improvements in methods of refining, as well as the use of pipe lines and other labor-saving devices, materially lessened the cost of production, and so tended to lower prices to the consumer. . ;. Those colored fellows down in Hayti are kicking up another rumpus over the best method of conducting the island govern ment. The fellows who are out of office want to get in and those who are in seem to be bent on holding down their present . jobs just m long as possible. In this they are very smiliar to the men afflicted with the office-holders' itch in this country, but we go about it in a manner not quite so violent. Instead of slipping a knife in his back when he is looking the other way, we handle the case of vanquishing a hated opponent much more humanely by ruining his reputation. --- 4 -sjy . BUY IT IN EUGENE. Of the stores and Shops Advertising In The Guard. IT WILiIi PAY YOU - 4. The French government has promulgated an order not to permit President Castro, of Venezuela, to land on French soil. Castro is journeying to the land of the frog-eaters for the pur pose of undergoing a surgical operation, but it seems that the wily French fear that he intends it as an armed invasion. So they will not extend to him the glad hand", but he must return to his little two-by-four South American Republio and take it out in cursing the narrow-minded Frenchman. Castro has succeed ed in making himself pretty thoroughly disliked by all the na tion a of the earth. The "Pull together" spirit is what is making Eugene grow, and if kept up the city will continue to expand and prosper. Dont' try to get everything your own way, but pull off your coat and work in harmony with the majority. That's the system that will win every time. i PERSONAL 4 J. W. Owen returned to Portland last evening. H. W. Mahon was down from Ma bel over night. J. B. Wllhelm came down from Zlon this noon. Duncan Scott went to his farm near Irving today. J. M. Strong, of Sacramento, Cal., Is here on business. L. P. Snapp Is down from Blue River for a few days. John Brookmayer, of Mohawk, was In the city over night. L. D. Jacoby and C. L. Eaton, of Jasper, are In the city. H. H. High, of Roseburg, Is in the city for a few days. Geo. II. Himes, the state historian, was in the city yesterday. F. A. Hills and wife, of Lowell, spent last night In Eugene. W. B. Green left today, on a busi ness trip to Lewlston, Idaho. E. A. Beach was a stage passen ger for Mapleton this morning. C. J. 'Barhlte went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on business. A. L. Roney came down from Goshen on the noon train today. Mrs. Burlingame arrived home this afternoon from a trip north. Chester Hemenway returned home this afternoon from a trip north-. Martin KUnge, of Boise, Idaho, Is here on business for a few days. C. E. Flsche rand Milton Bally, of Marcola, spent last night In the city. Geo. H. Graves, the well-known clmmerclal traveler, Is In the city. Jack Llttell has accepted a. posi tion in Roberts Bros.' haberdashery. Miss Maude Lewis was in the city from her. home on the Mohawk, to day. City Marshal Snodgrass. of Cot tage Grove, was in the city yester day. , Mrs. Marlon Calloway, of Grants Pass, Is hero visiting her father, who is very ill. , Mrs. R. E. Bondurant, of Port land, Is here visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. Osburn. Mr, and Mrs. uuy Armltage ar rived down from Creswell on the noon train today. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hurlhurt and daughter came up from Junction City this afternoon. Miss Margaret Curidlff returned homo this afternoon from a visit In Portland and Albany. J. S. Camp, a Cottage Grove civil engineer, is in town as a witness on Booker Washington was a White House Caller the other day. He has not yet been a visitor to Hot Springs, and will probably not be. In fact, wo understand the Virginia resort has no ac commodations for negroes outside the servants' quarters. We do not believe the members of the Oregon legislature are as bad as the Oregonian professes to believe they are. We do not believe they have any intention of breaking their pledge to elect the people's choice to the United State's senate. Anyway, Mr. Archbold hasn't a mollycoSdie stoiach. He testifiecundcr oath that his favorite breakfast was sausage and buckwheat cakes. How John D whose diet is mostly skim-milk ana "breakfast foods," must envy him. As a patient which has survived the treatment of many aociors oi many mincis tne Democratic party holds the record If it could he been killed by quack factoring, it would have linftn AnaA mnA f nvimti nti tnnff biva a water right contest. J. S. Coffman. of Cottage Grove In In the cltv on business. Miss Docie Bailey, of Glendale. is expected to arrive here this even ing to visit with relatives. Al Montgomery and wife, of VIda are In the city, having arrived down from the McKenzie Wis atternoon, F. N. Wllhelm, who has been here for several days, left on the stage this morning for his home at Florence. C. E. Platts left last night for his Sucker Creek mines In Southern Ore gon, to do his annual assessment work. Claude Tates left on the stage this morning for his home at Florence, after having been at Portland for awhile. D. J. McKlnnon and two children were stage passengers for Blue Rivet this morning. Attorney J. S. Medley returned home to Cottage Grove this after noon, after having attended circuit court here. William Gilham, lineman for the Western Union, went to Divide this afternoon to look after some trouble In that vicinity. F. A. Tripp made a trip to Junc tion City on the noon train today and from there went out In the tim ber west of that place. Mr. Danks and wife, residents of the upper McKenzie valley, left on tne stage tnls morning tor home, after having been here for several days. J. S. Day. of New Windsor, Colo., who has been visiting at the home of his cousin, G. T. Ray, north of Eu gene, left for home today. He has been on Coos Bay recently. F. R. Ream and family arrived here last night from Santa Rosa, Cal., and will remain till some time in the spring. Mr. Ream has bought a fruit ranch near Santa Rosa and says he is doing quite well. School Superintendent W. B. DI1 lard, Prof. L. R. Alderman and Prof. C. H. Jones, left yesterday after noon for Florence, where they will conduct a teachers' Institute. , A STATE LAW . AGAINST MINORS USING CIGARETTES Probation Officer Quotes Code on Subject Law Also Fosbids Sale ! OREGON ELECTRIC WILL BE BXTENDED TOWARD EUGENE Kriltnr nf the Guard: Inasmuch as there has been considerable dis cussion In regard to boys using to- There Is. a strong possibility that the extension from Salem to Albany will be constructed during the coming year," stated General Agent 0 w Talbot, of the Oregon ' I was here yesterday with Traffic'lian ager O. F. Nevins anfl Genemi C..S. Walters. The Iattet took posl tlon yesterday as genemi agent of the Salem district to have charge nf u I "iiiwij duulu wiwonvule. " Tf In movoli, n . . .. . i It is merely a Question of structing an extension to Albany or completing a line to McMInnvIlle. We uuiu iuiv iJuL in luu a i Daily exten- taST and curettes and as a mat, ! .mi year" had ter of public importance I desire 1 8uchgenulne disapprobation from! to can your aiieouuu tu .wm-olty councu there but cn,,.,.--- inp- anntinna of the code: Sec. 1980. It shall be unlawful n axil hnrter. trade, give or In any manner furnish to any minor under the age of eighteen years, any to- 3 l0rS urns?..' 1 ne annmi teen m- "A A. poa?ll"'r twn 'fewcwuf, seem better now. "We had fully made un our mlnrt. I fflV "ter tZ. to build to McMInnvIlle, after we had her mei1 ta tki?l been turned down by the Salem peo- rac6,' tbe' f nt i5! nla li.it- 1a n SO iMlIF .... bacco, cigars, or cigarettes in any Sxtenslon and small dlffIcuUleTaW:J tafcWdetttJ fimi nr anv comnound in which to- x. " . " a'uns chosen k. .7 "Xia. bacco forms a component part, with- rnVfTnaYnXf tZ . ""'h'.I; narent nr guard an- eonrtruct the Albany extension during to lh KJ a-?LSlZn 1909, and possibly both of the roads." ufcrftH Salem Statesman. c" enter the m or guardian, then in that case con- If the numlr i J? sent may be given by the county . each evening hVS court, sitting for the transaction of Rather than serve negroes, Harry' The track Tf1 omintv hiislness. unon nroDer &DP11- Tracev and Charles Snmmoro In thp 101 is Summers tw In the Mm..: l cation in the county . In which said ers at the Royal restaurant, In Al- Preparatory to tiT? "I UI1UUI w . qu.v ui hut... (.UDIVIUUB, 1 US' " nerson violating the provisions of terdav at dinner Tracev rernwA in! toa- this act shall, upon conviction, .be wait on four negroes who are slng-i L- C. Brovi, JUS 11 I l nn c.m nnt loan than flva tnrr r. t tfi a ,TCmnl..A tT.Ant. .-J fi.-Jl i tflrv nt 1.. 4f dollars nor more than fifty dollars, mers refused to take his place. Both' Leasue, spoke Ug "ay 3 Oa 1QA1 Tt uriall ha. unlawful T,rnftar. -afioJ tn iv. . Mrhftnoa . . 7"l Sec. 1981. It shall be unlawful waiters refused to serve the nesrne ; wchange to i for any minor under the age of again and accepted the alternative interested Id tie tmiJj 40 iA ah fn .mi iudu a knl.n JtnAVn.nJ . TflOntn V , use any cigar, cigarette, or tobacco in any form whatsoever in any puo- Tne proposed American 11C nignway, dlicol, Ilia;", Diiuamj or resort 1 mean. No n ihere, astwelTenembeaBl exDosl-1 ! V"1" M! X ta tlA. tA Ka UaIa fn T a 1 i "lal UUIuOer Tflaln mm- Any minor violating the has been thoroughly organized and ! ,B to to nrovlsions of this act shall, upon conviction, be fined In any sum not part o the country. less inau uue uur uiurn luau icu uwi- lars, or by Imprisonment at the op tion of the court, two days for each offense. Respectfully yours, JOHN M. WILLIAMS, Chief Probation Officer. to Watts for Watehes Gale Seamen, tkt tfj tlonal Y.M.C.iom-1 the guestofj.tlraj j dress at the Bapiit dot TIIE PARK HOTEIi. Having leased the Park hotel, lo cated at the corner of Olive street afid the depot 'grounds, one block west of the S. P. depot, we will open the house to the public December 7. Newly furnished throughout; elec tric lights, hdt and cold water; toilet and bath on both floors. We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. d7 WILTSE & KELSEY. Watts for Watches REPORT OF THE CONDITION Of the EUGENE LOAN - & HAVINGS BANK, at Eugene, in the state of Ore gon, at the close of business November 27, 1908: Renourcea Loans and Discounts $493,128.52 Overdrafts, secured and un secured 1,994.87 Bonds, securities, etc 76,987.74 Banking house, furniture and fixtures 20,000.00 Due from banks (not reserve banks) 5.44 Due from approved reserve banks 172,134.24 Exchanges for v clearing house 401.41 Cash on hand 91,969.00 W 1 1 f JL tOOKATOTIwd of fancy groeertaai a wealth of gooiiitfci VI Sap attractively utmri In cans and in Ha: appetizing, pure iMa and, besides belli ra to the palste, tie; ci lent far high; prv- k 1T1. 'OIM&ll. DEAL GIL 619 Willamette St. Phone MiiriE Total 1866,621.22 I.lnlillltln . Capital stock paid In 1100,000.00 Surplus fund 25,000.00 Undivided profits, less ex- pcrscjj and taxes paid .... 12,298.81 Dun to Banks and Bankers.. 975.63 Individual deposits subject to check .. 390,373.38 Demnml certificates of de posit -. 125,797.56 Tlrm -ertIHcats of deposit.. 201,691.09 Certified checks 244.00 Llnhllltics other than those above stated 240.76 H u :: n Hats and fancy feathers at half price all this week. A ticket on a fine ostrich plume with each dollar's purchase. d5 COLVIN & RUSSELL. L. F. Stanley arrived home yester day from a business trip to St. Louis. JP Severe winter weather isOtilling thousands of cattle on the tanges of Colorado and other mo.tain states. And here in Eugene the lawns are green and flowers areblooraingoutofdoors. When itomes to quick executions without bothering about trials, the Haitians are birds, whether officials or revoh&ionists. Yet there are men who advoacte the annexation of IjyytO Two and a millions of deposits in the Eugene banks in dicates a healthy local financial condition. Few other towns of 10,000 population can equal this showing. For a Warm Bath Room A bath in a cold room is a "shivery" operation and is extremely liable to cause colds. The bathroom above all should Jbe kept warm. This is easy and the bath is a comfort ifyou have a ERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) IUnay be carried Irom any other room to the bath room, which irwill heat while you are preparing lor the bath. Impossible to turn it too high ft- too low. The most economicalTeater you can buy intense heat lor 9 hours with one tilling. "old purposes. Uv a clear, ttcadplight Made ol brass throughout and nickel SUlrdT Equipped wilh the latest improved central rail burner. Handsome simple salislactory. Every lamp guaranteed. 11 you cannot get healer or lamp al your dealer', wrile our nearest agency lor descriptive circular. A Total $866,621.22 Stnto of Oruffon, county of Lane, bh.; J v W. Osburn. cashier of the above namctl bank, do aolomnly swear that tho abovr- Matmont is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. F. W. OSBURN, Cashier. P-uJ-'scrlhivl and sworn to before me thl 3d dav of December, 190S. ARCHIK W. LTVERMORE. Notary Public. Corroct Attest: t W. R. BROWN. .W. W. BROWN, Directors. .i Dressmaking Schoe Pupils bring own material and make sjj p desired under competent instructors; daw all needs. Advancement according to cap latest up-to-date system of cutting andfittiJ?, thoroughly. Terms, reasonable. Forfurtlerji iar .rlrlrpSS MISS RECKERD, Room 1. Seta Luckey, watches. tho reliable Jeweler for tfd&w gCT No Higher in F BUT Unexcelled in Handy Market Sugar Cured Hams andfe Handy Market Sausage 5th ltd .5th iatnrday, Dec Springfield, General Auction Sale of Stock, Machineiy. r . r. Tf , D...uPlfTfoselUfJ , piement ntc. It you nave anyu" is anything you want to buy, dn t Springfield nexa Saturday. Regular MarketDay every rourth Satur' month hereafter, o STANDARD OIL COMPANY incorporated And here's another
