Eugene daily guard., December 26, 1908, Image 4

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That Is not true alms which the hand can hold; he gives nothing
but worthless gold
f Who gives from a sense of duty;
But he who gives a slender mite, and gives to that which Is out of
sight,
That thread of the all-sustaining beauty
Which runs through all and doth all unite,
The heart outstretches its eager palms,
4 For a god goes with it and makes it store to the soul that was
starving in darkness before. Lowell.
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HONEST MEN IN DEMAND
The search for honest men is more assiduous than it was in
the life of Diogenes, and one of the things that young men should
keep in mind is that old men who have accumulated money and
have it to invest are scrutinizing them, watching them all the
time and toping to discover those that can be trusted. The
foregoing is the assertion of one of our Oalifornia exchanges,
and every word of it is true. This is not saying that honest men.
are rare, but they are at least not so common that sagacious
men will trust solely to appearances, Many a young fellow
clearly evades paying his railroad or street car fare, thinking it
proper and commendable to get the better of a corporation, to
lose an opportunity that would mean promotion and success.
Even the rich man who is none too scrupulous himself with other
people's money, will not knowingly have a man in his employ
whose notions about property seem in the least bit loose. To in
spire confidence men must have ability and judgment as well as
!honesty, but honesty is the first requirement. Honest men may
ibe numerous, but the supply of them is never so large as the de
.mand. The example given of the young man trying to cheat a rail
way out of a fare is but a sample of many petty thieveries that
are condoned because customary. We expect when we buy to
ihave short weights if it is possible for the seller to use them; to
find the smallest apples at the bottom of the barrel; rocks in a
'bale of "hay; sand in. sugar; chickory in coffee, and a little ot ev
ery kind of poison in a cocktail.
Not one out of ten thinks it any thievery to take pens, pen
fells, inkatands, blotting pads and general stationary from the
vounters of public offices. The fine lady on her bridal tour
steals a'spoon, napkin or towel belonging to the fashionable hotel
where she stops for a souvenir. . .. '. ,
,' It is thought no harm to take a peanut from the street ven
dor's stand, or a fig or an orange from the? grocer's street dis
play. ' ,
So in a hundred petty ways it can be shown that strict hon
resty is not so common as we think. It requires a few homely re
flections, such as we have quoted, to remind us of this fact less
we forget.
get a little bruise on his face without its being telegraphed to
the newspapers, for of such htfhe kingdom of snobbery.,
This S?. Louis minister who is defending patronage of the
beauty specialists and divorce probably finds his encouragement
in the increased attendance and collections.
: There's a lot of sitting up and taking notice among the heav
weights since' che rumor became current that Taft, like the great
Caesar, prefers fat men for his advisers.
Mr. Taft's acts are daily increasing the number of those who
believe he will be his own boss when he assumes the duties of
president.
Castro seems to have known just when it was up to him to
jump the Venezuelan game, and report says he took the "kitty"
with him.
"Tins DATE IN HISTORY."
December 20.
1811 More than 100 personfTperlsh
ed in the 'burning of a thea
tre In Richmond, va.
1829 A party of Choctaws attacked
a camp of Osatge Indians on
the Canadian river and killed
seven of their number.
1837 Admiral George Dewey, of the
united States Navy, born in
'Montpeuer, vt.
1830 Morgan B. Bulkeley, governor
of Connecticut and United
States senator, born in Bast
Haddam, Conn.
1847 Hugh Conway, poet and nov
elist, born. Died May 15,
1885.
1861 Federal force captured Tjrbee,
Ireland.
1887 David Howard Harrison be
came premier of Manitoba. .
1900 President Paul Kruger arriv
ed In Paris.
THIS IS MY BOTH BIRTHDAY,
Francis Brown,
Dr. Francis Brown, president of
the United Theological Seminary and
one of the most distinguished 'He
brew scholars In America, was born
at Hanover, N. H., December 26,
1849, and received his first diploma
of graduation from Phillips Academy
n 1866. Later he studied at Dart
mouth College and at the Union The
ological Seminary. 'He also spent
some years in study abroad. In 1890
Dr. Brown became professor of He
brew and Cognate Languages in the
Union Theological Seminary and last
spring ho wa3 chosen president of
the se;nl:mry to succeed the late Dr.
Charles Cutlibert Hall. For his dis
tinguished contributions In the field
of learning Dr. Brown has been re
warded with honorary degrees from
leading universities in America and i
Europe. i
CLEVER SNEAK THIEF
VISITING OREGON TOWNS
A sneak burglar, who worked in
Roseburg the early part of the week
is thought to be operating or to have
operated in Eugene. At Roseburg he
went from house to house and knock
ed at the door. If anyone answered
he asked if a civil engineer by the
name ot Speech lived there or in the
vicinity. When he received the nega
tive answer he would leave. Two
houses were robbed in the same
neighborhood about the same time
that the man made his calls. He
got money and valuables wlrth about
twenty dollars. The police of that
city think that he came north. In
appearance the man is of slight build
with a peculiar dwarfish aspect. His
face is smooth with a sandy complex
ion.
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL
CELEBRATE NEW YEARS
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Com
mercial club h'have decided to keep
open house at the club on New
Tears day. The hours will be' from
i to' 6 p. m refreshments will be
served and an invitation is given to
all. members of the club and their
ladles; to the husband's of the ladies
of theAuxlliary and to all new
comers who have arrived here during
the past twelve months. The affair
Is arranged especially for the purpose
of giving the newcomerB a chance to
get acquainted with their fellow-citi-
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DKXTER ITEMS.
Chung Yu Wang, A. M., in his book on the "Origin and Nature)
of Love," says: "Love is a state of feeling, manifesting itself
invariably under the guise of the higher and lower emotions, But
due to an innate impulse, either primary or secondary, through
instinct, association, or accommodation, of expression by the act
of ejecting one's ideal self or ego for its fulfillment and satisfac
tion in a sentiment or imaginary being having elements that are
'capable of arousing that impulse through qualities absent in the
one in whom such feeling is' generated and in whom the power
of imagination is capable of approaching to emotional hyper
bole." Well, we are glad to know that, though if the matter was
put in language somewhat plainer we are free to confess that we
might be able to understand what the gentleman means by that
long sentence. 1
' In announcing his candidacy for the senate-,, "as a supporter
of the administration of William Howard Taft," former Senator
Call, of Florida, may have only been getting in an advance bid for
''something equally as good." We may be in error, but we are
not looking for a Taft senator from Florida just yet.
America, instead of Sicily, now dominates the sulphur trade
of the world. Wonder if that has any conneetion with the atpar
ent increase of happenings in which his saatnic majesty ap
pears to be deeply interested?
Some men don't know when they are dead. Poultney Bige
low roused up long enough to say that so far as he could see the
Panama canal would never be completed. Even when Poultney
vfas alive he was near-sighted.
(Special Correspondence.)
Dexter, Or., Dec. 24. Merry
Christmas.
There Is to be- a Christmas tree
at Trout tonight.
Mr. Kelly, of Vancouver, Wash.,
was here visiting' with hfs brother,
Mr. Frank, a few days this week.
Mrs. Sabrla Reed' and little son,
of Portland, are here visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Griffith, who is in
quite poor health.
Mr. Richard Miller, better known
as "Dick", of Washington, visited
relatives and old time friends here
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Harper suffered a
stroke of paralysis Sanday, but we
are glad to note that she is improv
ing. '
Miss Aita Williams was called to
her home last Thursday on account
or her Grn father Porvln's death.
She win remain at home until after
the holidays.
Mr. B. B. Williams and' wife are
spending Christmas in Eugene with
hlsratherrC. L. Williams.
Mr. W. P. Manney aird' wife, J. -C.
Vincent, H. M. Parvln and Verda
Noet did business in Eugene a couple
of days this week.
Mrs. E. A. Tllton Is quite low with
consumption at Mr. . S". TUton's.
Mr. Clarence Parker has purchas
ed a place on Pleasant Hill, known
as the WITtse place. He will not
take possession for slmetime yet.
Miss Ooldie Jacobs, of Pleasant
Hill, came op Friday and visited" un
til Tuesday with frelnds here.
E. C. Morgan visited' with his
Brother, H. L. Morgan, and family at
Saginaw, a few days last week.
Mr. E. R. Parker and family, Miss
Bell Keeney, Mrs. Scrivener, Earl
Green and Rev. N. O. Williams,, are
spending Christmas , with- relatives
and friends here. ,
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I have suffered a good1 deal with
materia and stomach complaints, but
I have now found a remedy that
keeps me well, and that remedy is
Electric Bitters; a medicine that is
medicine for stomach- and liver
troubles, and for rum down condi
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day, Ark. Electric Bitters purify and
enrich the blood, tone up the nerveB,
nd Impart vigor and energy to the
weak. Your money wftl be refunded
If It falls to help you. 50c at W. A.
Kuykendall's drug store.
McLEOD
The Tailor
Will move soon to
his new location at
Sixth and Willam
ette, the stand for
merly occupied By
Eugene Dye Works
r.ASOIilXK WOOD SAWING.
Call up or phone Main 32 or Far
mers 61. R. Maltzan.
' AM, HATS RKHICKI).
Miss McCallmuT the milliner, with 1
... , rooms at 12 and 14 First National!
It j-emained for a preacher to seek a South Dakota divorce I "nk Building, announces a sweep-;
on the ground that his wife was too deep in religious and W. O.'A;" i18 ot haU- f
'T. U. work to make him a good wife
(Outworking him in his own line.
Maybe she slftmed him by
Nobody can call the stork a discriminating b d. He dropped
twins at the home of a Fennsylvaniromillhand who was alridy
theiad of 26 the other day. Wouldn't you like to s?anta
(Claus for that ifinch?
IFoor kiddie ; Charlie Taft can't even fall down on the ice and
Lai shi?:u9ut
Flos Mattresses
r
of 30-lbr Silk
lust received.
whlou we will sell for $10.00, while
they Inst; this Is a savin got $2.50
Chambers Hardware Co.
Abstracts furnished and land titles
examined. Fred ftisk. Merchants'
iQ'ik Building. Kffgene. Oregon, tf
Some flnoOrls to biPKiVen away
New Year's w at the masquerade
ball. w
Sanitary
Eye Classes
NO CORK, NO RUBBER,
NO CELLULOID, .
NON-IRRITATING
MADE TO FIT ANY NOSE
Choose your optician as vou
.would your physician. For"ef
rectlveness of work rather than
lowresa ot price.
Dr. Franc Lucile Hard
Optician nnd Hefractionlst.
-:4-' t" Chrismnn Blilg.
HALL B SHUMWAY
I'latnblngtnd Sewer Work.
Also general Jobbing In tin and
sheet iron work. Iron work promptly
attended to.
Carry a full line of plumbing nxtu-e.
Wx Black-1871; 7Hr and Oak Sta.
HARMONY
IN YOUR
NEW HOME
Color blending of Furniture,
Draperies, Garpets, Woodwork,
Walls, nuke home life happier.
Oar expert deeontira tneciiliit will
visit your city sou. Without obli
gating you ht will discuss th fur
ciihinf for your new kom.
WtfBtviaaiokM
J. G. Mack & Co.
Furniture and Carpets
rORTlABD. oatooK
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The Boyd Tea wagon oalls at your
door- with freshly roasted coffee.
Thoroughly aged while green.
No young-grassy cofl'ees. A rush,
mellow flavor you'll notioe tho dif
ference when you taste it-ripe ond
(Tory an ambrosial fullness if
flavor that belongs exolnaively to an
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COUNTRY AMD CITT BOOTH
"Watch for the Wagon"
BOYD TEA CO.
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wagM nloaman, etna jour address
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Well Drilling
For up-to-date well drilling
see LaDuke &LcftlerCa
Well Drillers
Telephoed 5121
999 ; illard Boulevard
AND ASK YOUR
Neighbors about the celebrated
Bass Huctcr Paints
Did you say
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Practical Painter
Signs, Papering and House
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T. G. HENDRICKS,, President
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P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier.
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LUKE L. GOODRICH,
. . Assistant Cashier.
Plumbing
Furnish your new hom
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning work. Call
and let us estimate on
your work
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