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FRIDAY, JAMUAKY 1. 1909 :
IIOIXIM1 AIjONO
:
Don't you rome a-whlnln' an' a-plnln' 'bout de way
Dat de day keeps a-rollln' alonK!
par wouldn' be no ene In hannln' roun' do tamo ol dny
An" ilnisin' de aame ol' gonu.
Di-auow haa (tot to fade away to brlnK alonK de aprlnn,
Dn treiie mua' ahade der branchea ao a de blrda can come an alng.
An' do bloMom Kot to drap frum what de trult la Ineter awing
Aa da day keepa a-rollln' alunic.
Do llltle boy la wooplu' ea'no hewnnt an' atubbed hie toe,
Hut da daya keepa a rollln' alonx:
But be' clean forgot bla botheration In an hour or ao,
An' li laugliln' .o awi-ot an' atroiig;
An' aa he keepa a-growln' he la a-wlno foh to meet
Anion de flowora dot pleaaca hla eye do atonea dat brulae hla feet,
Kohglt about de bitter chile, an think about de iweet
, Aa de daya keepa -rollln along.
, Washington Star.
The yoar Just cloged has been one of great growth and pros
perity for The Guard. Its business has increased not less than
28 por conjt over last year and it is now installed in new quar
tors, with the best and largest newspaper and job plant in Oer
gon ontside of Portland. Tor this prosperity the publisher has
to thank the pooplo of Eugene and Lane county, upon whose ap
preciated patronage the paper dopends for its support. In re
turn we are trying to make a better paper every yoar, to give
tho news fairly and without bias, and to advocate those meai
tires that tend to the "greatest good to the greatost number."
Wo owe no allegiance to party, clique or corporation, and believe
that to this recognized fact much of The Guard's success is due,
and explains why not less than 20,000 of Lane county's people
are its regular roudcrs. Circulation is tho basis of a newspa
per's business, and brings tho advertisements of tho business
men who drsiro to reach tho pooplo. The Guard has both
quality and quiuitily iu circutotoin, permanent homo subscrip
org. Wo are grateful to the penp'e of Lano county that they ap
preciate our efforts to give Uicr, n veal newspnper, and wish all
a year blussod with happiness and prosperity.
the size of his fuel bill to Know mat, unc om v.
for the coal burned by his navy during tie last liscai year.
,
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison will overlook a bet if they
fail to take advantage of the advertising while it is hot to gather
in a few barrels of ccin, via the box office mint.
If free speech, oral or written, is not the constitutional fight
of every American citizen, the sooner it is made so the better for
the future welfare of the country.
THE IRVING GRANGE
ELECTS OFFICERS
Contest Being Waged for New
Members Will Work for
a New Hall
Irving, Dec. 31. The Irving
Grange met In regular meeting De
cembo r2B. and elected offlcera for
the year 1909, as follows: C. J. Hurd,
Master; A. Ward, Overseer; Ed
Zumwalt, Chaplain; Kd Bond, Secre
tary; J. M. Day, 'Lecturer; Mrs. Ed
Zumwalt, Treasurer; W. R. Lord,
Steward; William Robertson, Assis
tant Steward: Mrs. Ed. Bond, lady
assistant steward: Mi Nlda Wing,
Ceres: Mrs. John Paraer, Pomona;
Mrs. Harvey Plank, Flora.
Twelve candidates were received
by ballot, and eight, applications
handed In. At the Friday evening
meeting, DecenVbar 11, six candidates
were Initiated. And there will be a
apodal meeting Friday evening, Jan
uary 1, to Initiate candidates.
Irving Grange Just now is in the
throes nf a contest the ladlea
against the gentlemen, to see which
can get the greatest number of can
didates, the contest ending the lBt
of March, Some of the gentlemen
were somewhat roluctnnt to enter In
to the contest, for they knew the
ladlea would! win, even If they had
to turn down some of the opposition's
applications for membership. Not
withstanding that It was the day after
Christmas, everybody did Justice to
the splendid dinner the ladles pro
vided. If the men could fnrm as well
as the Indies can conk, things would
be In a vnry satisfactory condition.
Tho Oriinne Is growing rapidly, in
numbers and Influence, and expectfl
to hnvo a membership of 100 or more
hy the 1st of March, 1909.
Its membership Is composed of
BUTTER SHIPPED IN
IS SHY ON WEIGHT
Several Rolls Weighed at Local
Grocery Store Quarter of
a Found Short Each
A good argument In favor of pat
ronizing home industries was ad
vanced Thursday when one of our
prominent creamerymen called at an
eaually prominent grocery store with
the idoa of selling an order of but
ter. The grocerymen were securing
their supply of butter from an Al
bany creamery and were loud in their
praise of that product. They showed
the creamerrman samples of the Al
bany butter, claiming full weight and
fine flavor. The size of the roll at
tracted the attention of the caller
and taking several rollB be placed
them on the scales and demonstrated
to those present that each roll was at
least one-quarter of a pound shy In
weight. The groceryman has noth
ing to Bay. Moral: Buy your goods
of home manufacturers and be sure
that the weight aa well as the quality
la there.
FARWELL MAY
SUCCEED GARFIELD
Chicago, Dec. 30. The Record
Herald today prints the following
news article undor an Augusta, Ga.,
date:
The newest name suggested for a
member of Mr. Taft's official family
Ik that of John V. Farwell, of Chl
cairo, a former Yale man, and one
of the best known business men of
the western metropolis. It is likely
that Farwell will be asked to take the
portfolio of Secretary of the Interior,
Mr. Dulllnger of Washington, has
been mentioned for the place and it
u-no onnalrla.ail nnoolKIa In. n Hmr
ninny of the most Influential farmerB , m, i, u nJ-iu ...u . ....
of the vlclnl:.v. It Is noticeable that i :, f, , ' ''",, ' J,"
evor, I nat Mr. Garfield will be made
most of tho farmers hnve brought
their entire fnmllles Into the Granite,
nnd all aro very enthusiastic In the
work. In fuel the yotinc: men nnd the
young women Bre doing what they
enn to make the Grange a success In
all Its departments of work.
The Installation of the officers will
! tnke piiH-c Fri-lny cvenlnir, January
, S'h at 7:30
! Plensnnt III
stnllntion ceremonies.
an Ambassador, probably at Rome.
It is believed now that Mr. Balllnge,
has been eliminated.
IM) .AS TIMS MAX 1!I,
P.
0 11 A N O E CO H H KS PON DE NT.
I'HKKIDKNT IIKI.PH OKHI.INS.
Tho Oregon Agricultural College is going before the legisla
ture with a domand for a largo appropriation for now build
ings and improvement of grounds. Two years ago when tho
Etato University was granted adequate support by the legisla
ture every friend of tho 0. A. C. objected, and Benton county
,, . , , i ,v. ,.n,.,iinn . , - ,v, i MiiiHiretia or orpnntis n
roiiea up u ins iiinjui ujr smi I helped hy the Presld-nt of the Indus-
University mirmorters natl uecn put lo mo expense oi iigniing trmi ana orpnnn s Home at sincnn
... , r ,. . ,1, ..r , ( I. it., who writ
tno rcieientuiiu utuoro wiu pcupiu unu imu muiuiu huih mu dub- i trC
pense of having tholr funds held up for nearly two yours. If
the friends of thn University should retaliate against tho 0 .A. C.
this yoar they will htvo an opportunity to know how the dirty
methods it has encouraged tend to ombarrnss a state institution.
These aro pHun words, but they are true, and it is time the.
Oorvallis bunch Aro impressed with the idea that it is better
fron every standpoint to "play fair."
Olllv 94 V,!.D aan 1 .1 O
.Mr. u. j. nempnui ot : .,,, i-i-i .,. ,.i , ie-u.
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hi niiiimi:i Ilia ill' fir n unit H n.'i- hto Tl ,.ln,.l,l I,
n fruit i-fiw-t - .rmmi, I......... TI.U
Tho Wntcn-word for the Irving ; ,n,i i nnw K.,ni,. m tvz t-.nn
city lot equal
Gnuine for the year 1909 will be
A New llnll For Irvlnic (iraiige,
The year Just closed has been ono of unsettled buseiness con
ditlotui, owing to tho pilule of tho fall of 1907, but conditions are
rapidly imjrovinj tVrourhoi't the country. In the West tho
pnuio Wits not Roriopcly fell, except Iu a sympathetic way, due to
' conditions in the Eastern money centres, and almost every trace
of tho flurry seems to li-ivo disappeared bete. Eugene has
grown in spite of the drawbacks of the past ye;r, and Bhov.ld
luivo u gretit inureaso of prosperity during 1009. since there is
very - -Trance of l ig railroad dovelopnients iu Oregon in
which Uii city teotns likely to have a larste slmro. Tho idle mills
are reopening and thoso in operation are increasing their ontpu
.vhich adds mutorlully to an already bright outlook.
The best salve In tho world for cuts
hrulse. sores, ulcere, unit rheum, tei
The salary of the car of Russia is exactly $23,000,000 a. ! -tiii-i hmi ami Hn kin er
year, and the fart that he doesn't earn that amount or anywhere
near it is probably the least of hla worries. What perulexes his i0n,t Company.
nitnd moiti than anything else Is the fact that some of his lovinr ;
subjects vipy t-.iVe it ints their beads to uhu-e a stick of dyna- I
mito under his pillow some night and Mow Mnv into tV.c next i
world. So h really needs tho $2.1.000,000 to pay out for deter,
tivo 1 ire in order to prevent just w h an occurrence.
; er city lot equal to SI3H0 to
Jl'000 per acre a profit of over 100
I "r cent on the original Investment
I 'or each nnd every year of the 24,
n the land alone, tii sny nothlni;
I -bout the fruit raised In the mean
time, "do thou and do likewise."
; tiny now. Suburbnn acreage is the
only land that will produce city lots
. at a profit. Ten acres of City View
: Park property staked, wit! make 40
city lot that, In a comparative short
time, will he worth 5:125 to $.'A0
t-ach. While you are waiting f.ir your
, crop of city lots to ripen you' can
i plant the laml to fruit, poultry or
, vegetables, raise hi? crops without
i Irrigation nnd It Is no crime to
; make a homo on the hind while
tliue things grow. City View Park
: has good drainage, line outlook,
' some building restrictions. No. 1 soil.
! pure soft water, accesslbllltv and
: good society. I sell only to the bet
! tor class, assuring purchasers of
great Increase In values, hist of buy
ers, so rnr, Include James j. Prlch
: nrd. capitalist: A. W. Itoss, capital
! '; L. L. Constance, retired attor
ney, now building hnnilsume and
cosily residence; K. S. Rolfe, capital
' lit: tl. W, Pralor. fruit raiser; d. II.
1 1. Inn, dniirgist: iMlth Prater, sccre-
'""' 1'uyaHup Fruit Growers' nsso
clatk'ii, n-.ul Paul P.onil, high school
'reseller. City View Park fronts on
; West K'evenih street, the street that
. nns (he t.nlveralty ol Oremui, lliliie
jsehool. library, high school. Central
c:,ool, many fine residences; more
I blocks ( pavement than any other
street, nnd is the only street In the
i entire city that Is open throughout
'the city at both ends. Cltv View
i Park adjoins the Dr. MrCnrnnrV nr.
Mens, r.tiar.inteert to give satisfaction j chard on the east and Is proven fruit
We have used lOlec
Hitters In this institution for
nine years. It has proved n most ex
cellent int'.iti'lite fur Stomach, I.iver
anil Kidney troubles. We regard It
as one of the best family medicines
on earth." It invigorate the vital
organs, purifies the blood, aids di
gestion, creates npnetlte. To strength
en ami loilhl no thin, pale, weak, chil-
Uron or run-down people. It has no
equal. Host for female complaints.
only one ut w. A. Kuykenilall's.
,--i win,, uue in
on. l eiM'V
iii.k ;
I N.illc i
! Tlie minimi i
: l-rs fc.f ih, .h,i
- ,'t tl SU' I ! r, , w 1 .
i l I'-' i, t-mn-l h
; I'll fc.i.lur.Uy.
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I'lll IT AM) vki:fti.
HUM l-'IIH' AHI I.I I'IIN
f -tnminl lrflnc
ni't-lllilf or tl
khol.t-
s-1.1
YESTERDAY WAS BANNER DAY
E
XP0SIT1
CONTEST
Candidates who send their photoa your friends will rally, to your sup
to ua wilt have their pictures run .c port JljJ
iue payer no hn$ the leaders, rememDer you nave
This tends to arouse interest among ejght weeks In which to overcome the
the friends and sometimes it brings lead and only a few yearly subscrlp
votes from strangera who will select "on paid for by your friends will ev
voiea iruiu i.iub' the gcore Com to the Guard
their candidates from among those off ca and we w, you aU pof.
whoso pictures are printed. If you , a0e information concerning . the
have no suitable photograph, or pre-: work, and assist you, as we do every
fer a new one, come to Eugene and" other candidate, to the extent that
the Guard will pay for having one the Interest of another does not suf
taken at a leading atudlo. Don't de-, fer. It's going to be an open, fair
lay about this matter. I contest, no favor or special prlvi-
Yesterday was a great day in The leges to any, but courteous assls
Guard's exposition contest, and more tance to all who wish It. The Guard
coupons were Issued than during the places its guarantee as a reputable
entire time the contest has been on. business house - back of the state
One candidate who will show a heavy ment.
increase when the votes are printed i Watch for the announcement of
tomorrow is Miss M. V. Johnson of : votes tomorrow. .
Blachly, who sent in seventeen Week-, pclol Offer,
ly subscriptions, the result of a few i For a short time only we are going
days' work among her friends In that I to make the following offer: This is
neighborhood. In the city of Eugene i a grand premium for the subscribers
several candidates reported many to the Daily or weekly Guard
subscriptions, and by the time the
votes are totaled up tbis evening
probably It will be found that not
less than a dozen candidates have
won the 6,000 Bpecial vote coupon
to be awarded to all having a total
of 20,000 votes on New Year's day.
It has been a big week for the con
test and the young ladies find that
their (riends enter Into the spirit of
the contest and support them loyally,
once they are approached and their
Interest aroused. "I am going to
win," was the declaration of every
candidate who reported at the office
in person or by mail yesterday, which
Is the proper spirit for those who
wish to take the great Seattle Exposi
tion trip.
The Guard Is going to do Us part
after the contest is over. It will give
the winners the trip of a life-time,
one cf education and enjoyment com
bined that will linger in the memory
for years to come. There will be
special arrangements made for enter
tainment and sight-seeing that to
visitor to the fair, under any othtr
circumstances, could procure, because
the exposition management has as
sured the Guard of their co-operatlo
. .- l-l ..,11 w. i
nnu LOHH UIUI Bliniill iuuea mil m
A larse fine wall map of the state
of Oregon, the United States and the
world, showing Panama canal, bat
tleship fleet's trip around the world.
These charts are nicely mounted,
lithographed on. heavy varnished
paper and contain as much valuable
Information as an ordinary atlas.
Call and Bee them, or send your re
mittance (by mauj ior me uany
Guard, one year, or for the Weekly
Guard, and one of these maps will
be delivered to you. The map alone
Is worth more than the price of the
paper. Every year's subscription to
the Dally or Weekly Guard also en
titles you to 1000 votes for your fav
orite candidate In the contest.
Contest Conditions.
- The ballots will be counted! three
times each week until further notice,
the announcements being made on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The ballot box is located in
the Guard's business office where
ballots and coupons may be deposl
tea during business hours.
Voting Districts.
Lane County is divided Into dis
tricts as follows:
Eugene, three to go.
Cottage Grove and Lorane, one to
at the service of the party when thej , go.
reach Seattle. Splendid hotel accoui- Creswell, Goshen, Dexter and Jas-
odntlons, visits of the exposition and per, one to go.
points of Interest on the Sound, arid Springfield, one to go.
various entertainment will cause trie Mareola, Coburg, Wendling and
stay In the metropolis of the Great Mabel, one to go.
Northwest, to pass all too quickly. . Junction, Irving and Harrisburg,
Wouldn't you like to take that one to go. .
trip? I Elmlrn, Blachly, Florence, Maple-
ir you would got busy now, ana ton. Acme and Crow, one to go.
Sl'HSCKlP'
One year by carrier. 55.00 . .
One year hy mall. $:i.()0
Six months, carrier, $2.50 . . .
Three mon: li.-, carrier, $1.50 ..
Weekly, une year $1.50 ....
SK r-imilis by mall. $2. 00 ...
Three months by mall, $1.00
llOX 117
TES.
mmm
DAY AND
Eczema Began When a Tin
and Lasted 7 Years Tore
trom I-ace Till It was
Screamed with Pain and
Sleep Though Specialist;
CUTICURA EFFECTED
A WONDERFUL ;
'
"When mv little bor vu vV
old an eruption broke out on i "
x wok mm to-w
tor and got ( ,
and medicino
face kept o
J0"?. until it
pad that no or "
llooki at hi,
wiiwiw laoe
crust and m.
very
Hescntttid
night
sometimes M
a raw piea
I was nearji
wttn im h
day and night. Then I tooii
all the best specialists in tlx
but they could not ao much
tie sometimes Borewn t
when I put on the salve tint
- w nen ne was . two yew
eczema got on bis arms ut:
tbat 1 naa to Keep mem
and I made fflovee for his
nails could not Doison him
could not get a night's sleep
and mv husband and I were
up. Then my mother uif
am not give up me aociwi -Cuticura.
Bo I got a eet u!
relieved the first time I o(
the Cuticura Ointment rati
He used to wake up and ui
cura to be put on when be
badly tnat ne couia not ik
would sav. 'Oh I Mama, ti
my sores feel so good I' I
Cuticura Remedies a good
WW
8
gradually the eczema hej
and now he is as well as am Jltl
dren. He is now seven ye? -(1 a
the cure has lasted two mo. , c
think it will never return'1
tell you how glad I am thil C
did such wonderful work n';
and I shall recommend it fL
Mrs. John G. Elumpp, 80 .fj
Newark, N. J.. Oct. 17 andl, .,
A single Bet ol Cuticura KenieilkQ fU
Cuticura Soap (25c.). Ointment cfel-NUI
8olu throughout
Dnift Chera. Corp;, Sole Proj
IKH0U!l. f.
'KouJW't
We
. .1000 votc?
. .3 000 votes
. . 4 00 votes
. . 150 votes
, . BOO votes
200
I
SKATil.K llkO. KAIfSITIOX COM EST.
covniv
In favor of Miss. . .
Address
Good for one vote.
Not good after Jan. 6.
.!-,.. ,. 4 4. 4,
TDtnKIt POll SAI.R
Four nnd a half million feet of oM
Kruwlh fir. c-on5lslliiK of 120 acres, onlv
inllr anil a hnlf from tlite-vnter. Shim
law river, on koix! !i!?Khnr jori-Hip. run
unht for KOOO t-ush (r.-.l the
moniM'
Apply to
tom -n-ot.F.
No. 400 H'-llmn lllclif..
J.os .nuelfi. Oal.
iii.,-luil..ii will I-
' hi Tum-ne, Ori-
iMi irv Hlh. at J p.
"f -l,-. thy n V ,i, it
KiHM'li'tm inn ry ni l ''
Wood-eavers and even bakers
this has made the Superior range
fanioiw Chambers Hardware Co.
ATTENTION.
ri'.man is the quickest ajid
easiest shorthand system to
learn. It is taught by a thor
oi''i'y experienced stenog
npuer at Smith's, EXPERT
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER,
Titus Block. 9th nnd Willam
ette St., Phone Red 1387. jl7
WE RECOMM!
Tablets to any weaxjj
ca'ise viz know v;lut?
do. Tens of thoui
happy, prosperous rt jT
or.tncir peculiar pot:
a nervous disease is
uriderminir.c vour ll
medicine on earth v.
you so quickly sr, Nfj
All leading druggist
guarantee six boxes
Don't be skeptical
for Free Booklet trj
Fisher Drug Co4
FOR SALE I5Y U
STOIIK.
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I'illl IU:lk,l IU 'li
' t. l It;.- N.ill,.;
ill Hi. tun,'
vilimr upptl.
land of the best aitalltv. In nil m i
experience of 26 years of selling land 1
In Lane county, I have never handled 1
a tract of land that gave the buverl
better vaiue for his monev than Ii
nni able to offer In Cltv View Pnrk
TViia iiropi-rty is not only the hot '
t'lliiu 1 over handled, but It is the'
t"'t property tH,i Pn,.,inj ,..i-,
.l:i
tin-
price. Ili tr.n
t i.iu-lu'pie-
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The new yr open with dny of sunshine tn the Willara.
tte tsller.
w VS arcf ii'iiwi
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t.jive or
M-.tln rureacr. arse .-ted f.mn.ia
a tone for al chen nr Firi
Mayb it will console tome fellow inclined lo be jjrouchy over rd' c rl1 0
clulin 1 roribv. lSil i., ll,ln,,ii.ii...i...,. ...
tr!.-,t ci; .. lr. Woo.1. ifh.,.Vi a. .h
., Portland, Oregon crlitlon and price. Fred Flsk Me'r-
i 14 chanu' Hank building. Enfene. Ore- j
Black. Motor-Vehicles
A Practical Car for
Business or Pleasure
Inexpensive, cost less than half as much as the ordinary
automobile, low speed 2 to 6 miles an hour; high speed,
6 to 26 miles an hour.
Neat in appearance
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M?xh an; style
Prices
$375 to $?50 . .
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