Eugene daily guard., April 21, 1909, Image 4

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TIE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
GL'AKI) PRINTING CO., INC.
Chailo H. Fliiby
fnf the state hnnstern who are to meet in En aerie Mav 4 th. " Mr
REND WIRELESS
Wilcox is president of the Oregon Development League, an honor
that was rightly conferred in his selection.
CRAPES, from their
ful properties. rivpPnJ
About the best news from Washington is that indicating a
general disposition of the senators to avoid undue tariff delay.
It is much more important to business as a whole that the un
certainty be as short as possible more than that any particular
schedule shall read in any particular way. .
active and principal ingJ
MUMUEK OF ASSOCIATED 1'KKSH
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon, postofflce as second-clou matter.
Futll8hefcevery day of the week, Sunday's excepted. Address all com
munications and make all remittances yayabl to The Eugene Guard,
Cugene Oregon.
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. WEDNESDAY, APfi.
MESSAGES FROM IWBffr
Agenu for The Guard
Tbe following are authorized tu take and receipt for subscriptions or
transact any other business for The Dally and Weekly Guard:
Crsll J. U Clark.
Cnburg George A. Drury.
All postmasters ere authorised to reoelre and receipt tor subscrip
tions tci ftie Dally and Weekly Guard.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1909
DEVELOPMENT AND FACTORIES
Uncle Sam is in a position to distribute as many jags as
8000 barrels of whjskey will make, as he has just confiscated
that quantity of the old stuff as a result of catching a Maryland
distillery playing tricks with the internal revenue laws.
With only half the city covered by car lines, The Guard
makes the prediction that if the Portland, Eugene & Eastern
does not get busy soon, there will be another local system begun
before the end of the present year.
. Eugene wants factories with their payrolls to build it up into
a great city. There is no denying this, although for our present
population, with our sawmills, planing mills, woolen and excel
sior mills, incubator works, iron foundries and many lesser in
dustries we are quite well supplied as it is. The question be
fore us is will the industries of the future keep pace with the
rapid influx of population?
We cannot help but believe this will be the case, if we pro
ceed to develop the surrounding territory along the proper lines.
Capital is ever ready to establish factories where there is a pop
ulation demanding the output therefrom, and more people will
naturally bring more industries of a character adapted to our
needs. But to properly develop the country better railroad fa
cilities are needed, especially electric railways. Small farms
must be the rule if the Willamette Valley is to supply homes for
all tbe thousands of people who will come from the East and
Middle West in the next five years, and to make such farms pro
vide well for the people who cultivate them the markets must be
brought to their very doors through the medium of the electric
railway. ,
It seems to us that we have reached a stage of development
where the building of suburban railways is almost imperative.
Local capitalists and property owners in a city like Eugene could
well afford to invest liberally in such enterprises, assured that
once such lines are begun outside capital will be ready to take
them over and extend them throughout the valley. They will
pay dividends to stockholders, build up the cities, develop and
settle the country. t j
If the boosters of Eugene will work along this line of practi
cal development The Guard believes that factory payrolls will
come in the natural course of events, because we have the raw
material and the water power. What we need most is a nearby
market for factory products.
Though the last of the original "Gibson girls" is about to be
married, there are thousands of excellent imitations still open to
proposals. Get busy, boys don't keep 'em waiting.
No editor who has been up against their efforts to sell him
stuff takes any stock in the idea that poets don't know how to
work he knows they work editors all the time.
Castro should make a break for Turkey at the earliest pos
sille moment. It is the one spot in Europe where the conditions
are such as would make him feel completely at home.
MoBt of the world's good resolutions turn out ot be trial af
fairs .while the bad ones often stick for life.
Most any old time is the open season for shootinsr Chris
tians in Asia Minor.
'
Theodore B. Wilcox, who is probably Portland's most enter
prising and progressive capitalist, will preside over the meetings
COOS BAY CASTS
HEAVY VOTE FOR
THE PORT BILL
, Mnrshflold. April 20. At
yesterday's election the port
bill wus carried by an over-
whelming mnjority, 894 to
102, with three small pre- .
clncts to hear from. These
products are In favor of the
bill, which will bring the
vote to about 6 to 1.
"FLASH" is a household neces
sity and Is most popular with the
housewife cleans woodwork, sinks,
bath-tubs, floors, paint, kitchen
utensils and everything about the
house.
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD,
ALOHA THEATRE
BENEFIT TOMORROW
FOR FOUNTAIN FUND
Tomorrow, Thursday, April 22, 23
per cent of the receipts of the Aloha
theatre will be given to the ladles of
EuBene for the Fountain fund. Re
member the date.
Progi'iuniue.
Illustrated Song "I want to Mar
ry You."
Motion Pictures (Dramatic)
"Verclngetorlx' Gaul's Hero.',
Comic "The High School Boy's
Revenge." ,
MiiNinil PriKi'"in.
By Columbia Symphony Grand.
1. Ave Mnrle Bond
2. I. a Sonnainf ula . Marie Barrlen-
tns.
3. Un Ballo In Mnnsrhero. . . .
Sam ma ico
Admission, 5c.
Council Grants Company Priv
ilege of Erecting Tower
on City's Ground
Within a month , wireless tele
graphic messages will be sent from
and received in Eugene. The city
today granted the United Wireless
Telegraph Co., through . Its agents.
Constructing Engineer Thompson and
C. J. Barhite, local agent of the com
pany, the privilege of 'building a sta
tion at the top of Skinner's butte.
The location will be just east of the
big reservoir.
Work on the station will 'begin at
once, Says Engineer Thompson, and
It is expected to have It completed
in two or three weeks. The plant
will consist of a tall tower over 100
feet high and an office beneath, be
sides the Instruments used In receiv
ing and sending the messages. The
office will be a wooden structure and
will be 10 by 12 feet In dimensions.
BaKinaPowi
Absolutely Pure
It u economy to use Royal Baking PJ
It saves labor, health and money.
Where the best food is required no
baking powder or leavening agent can tab
place or do the work of Royal Baking p0J
Is Ivory a toilet or a
laundry soap?
Both.
It contains such good
materials and is so per
fectly made that there is
no better soap for the
toilet and bath.
It is sold at such a
reasonable price that it
can be used in the laun
dryparticularly for
washing colored goods
and articles of delicate
texture; linens, laces,
embroideries and things
cf that sort.
Ivory Soap
03o Per Cent, fure.
NO RAISE IN PRICE OF
BREAD IN EUGENE YET
A telegraphic query from
one of the Portland papers,
asking if the Eugene bakers
had announced a raise in the
price of bread, was received
at The Guard office this
morning. Upon investiga-
tion it was learned that no
action had been taken in the
ma.ttr, but the bakers have
been thinking of either nd-
uiiing the price or reduc-
in:; lhe size of the loaf, prob-
ably .he la'Vr. This actios
seems necesvnr), i.i the oii'.n-
ii.n of the hitkei'K. on account
. ot !e high puce of flour.
A WOIII) TO THE WISE.
Benjamin Franklin invented the
Bifocal so that he could see at a dis
tance and near with the same glasses
He said: "It is foolish to buy glasses
you do not need because they are
cheap." The best Is none too good
for your eyes. Call at the Eugene
Optical Parlors, 2nd floor. White
Temple. You shall be the judge
prices? Ask your friends what they
paid, and then call and see Dr. Jar-vis.
JOSEPH S. FITZHUfl
CLAIMED 1
Roseburg, April 20
Fltzhugh, 76 years of
this city last night.
In Morgan county. Him
to Oregon in 185S, set!
burg In 1859. He serv
judge from 1S70 to is
1882 to 1S90, three ter
Judge Fltzhugh was
gon's best citizens, both
In private lite. He is
his wife and three son?
hugh of Portland and
Clinton Fltzhugh,
known.
PLEASAXT 11 1 Mi lil.
To the Public:
I am now located in
Hill blacksmith shop.
to do all kinds of b
wagon, buggy and ma
Horse shoeing a special!
guaranteed, lour patri
solicited. LOL'lE
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GERANIUMS CHHYSAX
EMPLOYMENT
All kinds ot employment wanted
Nadeau's employment office, 521 Wll
lamette street. Phone Red 1421. tt
Send your orders for f!
now and be ready to pi
week In May. Kirst-clasi
done, by day or contract.
Roo, Landscape gardener,
4762.
For real wheel value
age bicycle before buying
Hardware Co.
SUBSCRIBE h)R THE GUARD.
Gas reduced from $1.7 3
i per 1000 feet.
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Porcelain Crowns (Logan)
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