1910
FOUfi
Tift EUGENE DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY, JAN. 13,
IHE FiJGENE DAILY GUARD
avARb PBurnwo oo. rac.
UbariM B. richer.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1910
CONCERNING HEATHEN
TIM heathen. In hU bltndMM, bowa liwi to wood and stone,
mid v. with lavish kindness, hav sent him mii a Imne. From
many an ancient river, troin many a palmy plain, he calif, ux to de
liver him from his deadly chain; we see the sifted preacher pass
luiind the hat or Cup, 10 help this bllDdM creature, and so we
loosen up. And having eased Ihe famine of heathen O'er the brjoe
i-.- seek some private Mammon, and worship at his brine, Uke
lover to t ! bridal, rlh! swiftly do we wi nd, to some dlsto ted Idol
that we believe a friend. Here's worshlppln the scholar, t nr.- the
ory of his own: the loud and blatant dollar has hosts before Ita
throne: some dames are worship lendlnn to poodles Of o eatt;
and other ones are bending before Imported hats. (Jn- inn i i lores
an auto, ami one has knell, forlorn, before the sacred grot to where
dwells great llarleycorn. In many a modern office, on man. a mod
em coast, tine piety a scoff Is, Mien trade is uppermost.
WALT M SOS.
Copyright, 1909, by George Matthew Adama.
HIGH SCHOOL WILL HAVE
OVER 500 STUDENTS AT
Why Does It Cure
Not because it is Sarsaparilla,
; but because it is a medicine oi
BEGINNING OF SEMESTER! peculiar merit, composed of more
than twentv different remedial
agents effecting phenomenal
cures of troubles of the blood,
7 I stomach, liver and bowels.
J I Tbua Hood's Sareaparilla cures scrol-
i ula, eczema, anemia, catarrh, nervous-
1 ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, los?
ol appetite, and builds up the system.
(let it Uxlaj In the ou! liquid fore? or U
aooeolalod tsbUt tora calii SanalaU.
4 Over 500 is the regl&tra-
Hon .-xpeited at the Eugene
High school at the beginning
of the ,-;iring semester. The
present number attending the
school is now 440, and be-
4- tween 60 and 7u ar? known
Deal will graduate from the
. eighth grade who will enter
t in February. This will be
4 more than the seating capac-
4 lty of the assembly room,
4 which was enlarged only a
4 year BCO to almost twice Its
( original size, and Profe'ssor
v Cunning will have to take his
commerehtl students in sen-
l urate rooms. The enrollment
has doubled in nearly two
years.
-
. TRIANGULAR DEBATE
BETWEEN SALEM,
What Eugene needs most of all, and must have, Is railroad ALBANY AiiD EUGENE
If we arc to have factories wc must have freight;
competition
rates which will allow of competition with cities like Portland. Balem vs. Eugene at Eugene, tn-
r llerest among the students at the
At the present time Portland is gathering in all the manul .ctur-1 Hlgn school is running high, as l'ii
inir enterprises for the reason that the interior towns are barred evenfta;, the time yet for thede-
1 , . , , I bate, approaches. I Ills is the first
from the markets by the prohibitive freight rates. When Only I debate ol the year at the High school
a shnrl Mlimifl Inn ' I ( . 1 1 Id RnHHHm 11 Si W lift IV Pil Nil WiUL'I. YV U . ' .r"'- a . m
ought to have enterprise enough as a community to get together
and raise sufficient funds to insure the construction of such a
road.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
BUYS CONTROL OF
PROPOSED ROAD
Marhfleld. Or.. Jan. 13. The
Bandon & Port Orford Railway. I
which was projected to be built from
I Bandon down to fort Orford, in Cur
ry County, hai been told to Seattle
I and Tacoma men. who intend to start
actual work early In the Spring.
This announcement was made to
day by Steve Henderson, who I'ro
mtei the road and who has just
returned from San Krancisco, where
he closed the deal Tor the sale.
Mr. Henderson also stated I hat be
was informed by William Hood, chief
engineer for the Southern Pacific,
that the road from train to Coos
Hay would be built this Spring.
That story that comes from Santa Fe, N. M., of Jose Valdez,
who started a fire in a cave and shot thirteen bears one at a time
as they came out, is mighty trying on our faith in veracity. The
story could have been made a little livelier, we believe, by letting
the thirteen bears all come out at once, with the valiant Jose to
engage them in mortal combat. ,
If it be true that "charity covers a multitude of sins," this
must he an awful wicked world. Those that "charity" covers
of course are hid from view, and when these are added to thtr Morrli
sins that arc open and known to all there must ue an alarming 101
of them. It's no wonder some preachers get discouraged.
XEW TODAY
MONEY TO LOAN -farms
S. D. Allen.
On
improved
tf
Wines and other liquors arc barred from dining cars in Ne
braska, and a menu on which wine is listed is being used in
prosecuting a case there. Which of course demonstrates that
some things are better left unprintcd where there is no desire to
prove that advertising pays.
It. ue cup hinge on the outcome of
this contest, a large attendance of
Students is assured. The manage
ment of this affair hopes that the
townspeople will be out in force, as
the expense of bringing a team from
Salem and 0h6 Judges, Is rather
heavy.
The question is, "Resolved, That
Ihe United States should establish a
banking system similar to that of
Canada. The affirmative team of Eu
gene stays at home. They are: Jesse
Kolleins, leader; Harold Young, first
colleague; Harold Humbert, second
ir-ollcuguc. This team debates against
Salem's negative team, whose names FOI'NL) A workman's time book
the not known. j found on street. Owner may have
The negative team ol Kugene,' same by calling at Guard office
which goes to Albany, consists of. Vic- and paying for ibis notice.
leader; Hert Lombard, -
colleague, ami .lames McCul- FOR SALE One gas cooking stove.
llim, second colleague. I Jewel Inuke. Will sell Cheap II
Ihe High school glee cluli will
make its llrst appearance this year
and a decided till Is expected. 'ihe
orchestra will play a fitting selection.
The contest takes place at 7:80 p.
m. Friday. January 14, at the High
school assembly room.
FOlt SALE Oats and vetch hay;
phone Farmers 18x9, P18
ItODM AND BOAItl) Private fam
ily; close to business part of city.
Cull 521 Lincoln street. j 1 5
TO TRADE Four lots, good loca
tion In Eugene, for one large team
of draft horses, harness and wan
on! T55, Guard. jl 5
President Madriz, of Nicaragua, offers to step down and
out if ho can do it in the way that suits him best. That's the
way with most of us we'll do nearly any old thing if we are
only allowed to do it at our own swoot will.
A Spanish village has been wrecked by a hurricane. That
country is receiving some great advertising these days as a
guaranteed graveyard.
taken in the next few days. Sec
II. I). Smnrtt, jeweler, or phone
lied 0231. ti
lt is said friend Oifford Pinchot's name is properly pro
nounccd "Pinshow," Under President Taft's pronunciation it j
sounds more like "Mud."
INCREASE IN RECEIPTS
AT DEPOT OVER $100,000
The hii-mist" in t ho re-
oolpti at (the Southern Pacific
depot In En Kcne during the
year 1900, wub more than
$100,000 over those of the
prevtoui yenr, which is a
4 splendid showing find Indi-
elites the rapid growth of th1
el lv In thai t hue. The exact
figure! are not obtainable.
bul The Guard is informed
from a railroad official that
they are several (thousand
dollars higher than $lon.
MOORE & ZIMMER Sanitary car
pet cleaners. All carpet work at
tended to. Large portable vacuum
cleaner. Agents for the Portland
Fluff Rug Company. Phone Red
6681.
A BARGAIN 620 acres of land 4
miles southwest of Eugene, Ore.,
for sale at $25.00 per acre. If not
old by April 15 will be sub
divided and sold in smaller tracts
at a much Advanced price. Call
on or address owner, 232 E. 11th
street, Eugene. tf
"It's un ill wind that blows nobody good." Henry Mcldrum
gets pardoned in order to boost former Congressman Hermann
toward a prison cell.
CALL Foi; COUNTY WARRANTS.
any money to Invest, lie said thai if
MELDRUM GETS
PARDON TO GIVE
HIS TESTIMONY
Portland. Or., July 13.--iiy
tho terms of a full pardon
ranted by Proaldonf Tall Tuesday,
Henry Mi-Uliuni hu lit'en rostored lu tam oi llii' Hltiuilluii
I ihii he ffoud suggest ibm I invest
in school Innus in the Blue Moun
tain. nhese lands, be mUii. would
snun in Included In s forest reserve,
i toll) htm r .ii i would try to raise
the necessary money, i returned iiu'
next diiy ami loltl Mr. Hermann thai
I eouhl not uhltiin any ready money
ami would not lie able to take advan.
Notice Is hereby given that all
I. niie county warrants previous to
Register No, SO 1 8, registered on June
14, J Jos, will be paid on presentation
al my offlee on .Inn. U, laid. In
terest will cease on tlint day.
Dated al Eugene, Lane county, Ore
gon, Jan, in. 1810.
It K. KASTI.ANI).
JH Trees. Lane t'o.
FOR SALE 10-room nouae, No. 2S
West Tenth street: lot 66 2-3x160;
hot and rold water both upstairs
and downstairs: the best plumhlng
and wired all through; Rood stone
foundation and good corner lot;
some fruit trees and shade trees:
plenty of berries. Price. $4200.
Wiiiiiire ni residence or Howe &
Buoy's office, 474 Willamette
street tf
At TOMIHIIU. LIVERY.
PQR SALE Ill-room house, No. 2!I5
wesl Tenth street, ii S3 2-3x160:
hot ind co)d water both up stairs
anil downstairs: the best plumbing
and wired all through; liood stone
foundation and good corner lot;
some fruit trees and shades trees;
plenty of berries, Price, 14100
Bnqulre at residence or Howe &
Buoy's office, 474 Willamette
street. tf
Vuloiiiiililles to hire nt any time of LOCAL I NION NO. 145"
Hie day or iiIkIii
8. B, Plnnegan,
l'hone lllack 331.
(Itlr.untihlp. II wits only by virtue of
this pardon thai Moldrum became a
ootnnetoni witness f p the govern
ment attaint-! Hermann yesterday
Krnncln J. Ilency. special prosecutor
fur the government, bad Hits knowl
edge, and reallxed (bin unless Mel
dritin was restored lo citizenship, the
ex-Surveyor (ieneral would not be
I bis portion ol tbt' testimony of
llenrv Meidrtim. ex-8urveyorQener
al f'lr Oregon, and prlnolpal witness
to dale for the government against ;
Dinger Hermann, was admitted yes-1
tcrduv by Judee Wolverlon over the I
vigorous objection of Attorney
Worthlngton, for the defense It Is!
relied on largeli by Attorney llenev
Die fountain that Is making new
friends every day can be found at
Baton's book and nrt store. tf
SI HSCHllii: FOR TUB GUARD.
-t'nlteil
Brotherhood Carpenters and Join
ers of America;, me.. is everv
Thursday eventngat 7:30 o'clock
sharp, at their hall, (Bagles), cor
ner Smi ..n,i Willamette st. visiting
iri is cordially invited to meet
wl'h iis. L. G. Clark, Pres., O. C.
1; ynolds. Sec.
qualified ilness for the prosecution, as tne toundatiiiu on which to build
the case anil conneei Hermann wlt'i
the alleged Mine Mountain forest re
serve conspiracy.
Talk hrvcctled Withdrawal,
The conversation related by Mel
drum as having taken place between
iiim and Hermann was held in the
lobb) t ihe Imperial Hotel in Sep
tember, I SOI, or several months be
fore i lie lands, of w hich the proposed
reserve wns lo consist, were tempor
rlly withdrawn. By t 'is testimouv
the government expects with other
witnesses to prove that Hermann not
only knew of the puriHisea for which
the reserve i n was to no made, but
W l"' "' associated with tSe
splracy Itself.
V C ill Ken Inn,,
clrk in the Bnrveyor-Oenerari of- i
flee In this slate and firs! witness
for the prosecution was exeneed
shortly after the opening of ihe artex
goon session. Mr Hene) celled Mel-1
drum as the next witness Attoreny !
Worthlngton prompt!) objected to I
the Wltaese being sworn, calling the I
ntlellllnn of the court to the ,l,.l,,l..
of tatui. which provides that am
in.sn . oi, , ..,...! ..r .. n. . . l
, ,,. ,, ,or K.nernillelil. ami sentc'i, ed i t,,,,,,.
"" "-" "M No man : ban ... y, , Imprisonment Is d
be IS BOt dMd .1 tl reef. tHKHl nnsllt,,.,! , ' " .,, ,.. ' . ,.
K-c. I, ' . I nil
' risnts nnte u,in restored, llenev . s
j prepared tor (tils oble, lion end t,n.
"rr'"111'. i-ouus-M ine ;mh!
AciNirdlnKly before Ihe Hermann case
w .1 . ctllled, Heney telegraphed Attor-
ue) -tietierai Wlckereham recoinmend
lns IbHt the president pardon Mel
dilitn, who rocontly completed a term
t McNeill's Inland for the pari be
played In the Oregon land frauds
'I'he following lelegiam, announcing
that the pardon bad been grained,
wns received by Mr llenev Tuesday
and submitted to Hermann's nttor
n)V eterda when they ohjecte 1
to Mi'Mrum being sworn as n w!4-ness-
"Washington, .Inn n Prancls
J. Honey, Deputy I'nlted States t
torney, Portland, ii President has
i ids) pardoned rienrj Meldrum to re
store hit civil rights Win runt ol par
deu will lie prepared ni once and
BMtlled " v ,, ns soon a- ihissIIh1
"OBOROB WICKBR8HAH,
"II. S. Allornev -tien.
"Mr. llerniaini asked me If I had
"A lyric ienor of
the first rank"
K Y. y.H j. Dm. IL
CICNCL PREVENTS BALDNESS.
Knlnl Una au Ita llSSSSil Non
i s.i. ut aaSaeee,
n mw if as we: . i tt,r,i
elee, the nsw soalp aaU pile Herpl
Chl d?tlru). ttie nmi ibal cut. thp f.utr ,t..,...t
SF aft ftftyl mnl: - , I . rr'
..i,ir ... ri ..in Vtl-atnev lien, ,., Wlrk, h.n,
dniidiuff and l.
haatthy condllloii. Mr
It In
M.. niu.it i prvsiurnt had
SUryland lllock, Imita. Muni ... .. i Meturuiu ., fn para,,,,
Urely bald. In Irs. than a month lleri.l- ,' ,"',"r'' "'''"', however, did not
eld. had roniuiad th. an.ml. ,,r hilt P., 1 "" '"mining Meldurm Inline
gvewih. and Haters did Ita work by cay " ' ' "" " ''
arin hla hoed with thick hair an In. n '' '' 'ul '" minutes Is
lcn. and In six wk lir I ,l s ,,,, ,, .
ettll of hair I l . nk- .i,usk.. nliig Kehrusry (! 'he 0,r
. . V. - : " pesnii
; Margin aud No Credits."
Ons Doilas Botiiea OuaaaNTSto
Slefak
now sings for the EDISON
While New York audiences are crowding to hear Slezak
at $5.00 a sr.it, you, wherever you arc, can hear him,
not only in one opera but in the principal tenor arias
from all the more pro mill it operas that he sinefS.
Ask your dealer to p a, for you Slezak's rendering
of "CelettB Aitla," the mtw beautiful anil best known
aria from Verdi's master piece.
Only on Amherol kt,irtls can you jjet Grand Opera
as it is meant to he piaj J I d t it " played at the
' Metropolitan Opera 1 lou .'. An only on the EdisOn
Phonograph do you get Amberol Records)
Amberola
altutrerit, with t; e horn ccctaJgjtV baill Itito
bbjel.e this, tpesi haaaMtw Hat. ' ., ,. )
KI'SLSf l,,5J i MdMahosaai 2rMh.ial tX.00 Hatan
olt, K.ll.ca standard a, ,i ., v.,
.ilS?Ag,,.sdlo . ih reelkelnnaae h..si .
Ik. Antmola-hoai lb.ni lodai T Sf kdlaoedeator. . .rrwlwr..
kewiarweMetisas rtttaswUM r -v-,t js
cawtota gBrn
5
January
Clearance.
Ladies' Fine
Hand Bastf
Half Price
Exclusive new shape bags
in rich hand-tanned leathers,
extra good hand made frames
some German Silver
frames. . All bags leather lin
ed. Regular S8.50 Bags S4.25
Regular $7.50 Bags S3. 25
Regular S5.00 Bags S2.75
Regular $3.50 Bags S2.FC
50c Coin Purses in Pig
Skin and Seal 35c
All Perfumes
Cut grlass bottles at reduced
prices. Sterling Silver and
Leather Novetlies at Clear
ance prices.
Bowers'
CutKream
Will keep the skin soft and
white; cures chapped hands;
finest after-shaving cream
for men ; price per bottle 25fi
Bowers'
Benz-AImo
Cream
Contains pure oil sweet al
monds and benzoin, so com
bined as to make a perfect
rmulsio-.. if you prefer a
cream with an oil base ask
for BENZ-ALMO; price, per
bottle 25C
Bowers'
Rose Ccld Cream
An excellent massage cream
and skin food; per jar. . 5c
nwvuuaenq
Bowers
Cold Tablets
If they do not relhv..
we refun dthe price pii
UUA
Bowers' lVd
-oiom -oieener
Removes grease from
wooien goods v Uhont
t ,-, Un f: A. a . 1
in I5C. 25c, f:,j;
Dr. Kobb's '"'W
Sarsaparilla
The best Wood reined
bottle
Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment
For skin diseases of J
man body; a powerful
harmless germicide.
box on our guarantee,!
box
Free
Phone
Main 63
BOWERS' DRUG Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS
FrJ
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NEW YEAR
GIFTS
Wo have a nice line of New
Year's Gifts both ujM'fiil and
ornamental. We are woing to
sell them very cheap for the
next three ilayu tin we want to
clean up before we take our
annual inventory. .Every lady
vinithig nur store Wednesday,
Thurhday or Friday, will re
ceive a beautiful uouvenlr
calendar.
Come early before they are
All Gone.
C. E. Scott Co.
5S7 Willamette St.
HI m ' lllll i
I fU II
th a't u o n'bv
WESTIOH ITS S(f-,
7Y-IS SOLfED N
HAVING A CHECKING
ACCOUNT HEE.
THCN IT IS SAFE
FROM ALL DANGERS
OF LOSS THROUGH
THEFT, BU'RCLARr,'
FIHB AND MOST OF
ALL THE -BURNING
OF THE POCKET ",
A CHECK BOOK HAS
MAM OTIIF.'Tt FF. itT-
URES TOO FOR, YOU)
MERCHANTS BANK
CAPITAL S 6 5 0 00.
I
Instruments of all kinds
Sheet Music
Teachers' Supplies
Inspect our VICTOR TALKING
MACHINE Department
ROACH
Music House
26 w. eti. st. Ph0Be Btack ,.
STINSON & CO,
SANITARY PLUMBERS
Heating, and
connecting up
range boiltrs.
Bids on contracting
work cheerfully
given.
Springfield, Or, Prne Main lit
THE AFTER-DINNER
Smoke is the Mt. Hood.
After a good dinner your pal
ate craves a GOOD cigar why
not then satisfy it with the Mt
Hood? A product made by clear
hands in a clean factory from
the best of selected, clean leaf,
is the Mt. Hood. 10 cents
A New Suil
New Year
Makes th:
) Satisfaction
in clothing from thl
day. And if you i
buy one at first wf
you will before the!
over.
We carry a line!
worth an inspectio)
take pleasure in si
cur goods.
They look RIGH1
Are priced RIGH
And wear RIGHT.
ED. MAM
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rail p.rucnl.ra aail Oirprtum l 1
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Woodtvard-Clark Cu.,
LaDUKE & LEfl
Bed Rock Weill
Riark 7S41
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