Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 13, 1910, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textrrtr w.?, pnr ntTABP tbiday. may 13.101" WTTY assass saaas. '7 "J It - THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD GUAR PRINTING CO. WO. gen. Oregon. ' ! . " ' jo-j - - " "" A a v tits tor Tbc Gourd ' Ttaa'followlna ar. authorized to take and receipt for ubscrlptfoiu or -wJci any o7h business lor The Dally and Weekly Guard: Creawell J. L. Clark. Subpo.a.eter.AauIhoriIed to receive and receipt f or .ubptlon. Id The uauy.or SubKrioUon Ilatt IUjr,' Delivered bjr Carrier, per week Delivered by Carrier, one month Delivered by Carrier, one year t) mail one year (In advance) . . Hngle copies Weekly Guard, per year Advcrtisl'nV rates' made known upon application. " i ' FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910 .St. . 6.tt 4.0 .OS 1.10 .SO THE SPAN OF LIFE This life's too short," said the bearded Bane, who pondered over th. mystic pan.; "If a mun "ved longer-meth - ""- lnt of secrets from Nature's breast; alas! I'm feeble, my eyes are dim? and neath' preparing to douse my glim, and all the triumphs that I have planned, and all n.y visions will soon bp canned. If I eou d live for two hundred years, I'd make the universe pr Ick Its ears"' "This lire's too long." Bald, In languid tones, the slothful man with a heap of bones, whose highest aim. as he went his way. w just to murder another day. "One year's the same as the year before, and the whole blamed thing Is a beastly bore-" Th la life's lust right." said the Cheerful Jay, "and I wouldn't alter it by a day ;h man who works as a man should do en oys his task till the day Is through, and then he's .glad that his task Is sped, J'nd ladder Ull whef. he goes to bed. And what - lit""" Cheerful. Jay, "but a longer sort of a summer day? All day wo hustle and do our best, and when evening comes we are glad of re"" . 'f .;' WALT MASON. rihi nos. br Clearxe Malthew Aflame. ments we must have new pumps and new mains. Wby .ot ToJ in favor of a filtration system, insuring pure water which wiU only cost one-third of the bonds to be voted on? The doubling r L .o.it, f the water tilant should in turn mean lower water rents, and plentiful supply, meaning also greener, i iit 9 liAnlfViTIll 1T.V. I better-kept lawns, and a more oeauuiui ami u..-"- , -. I . t io r.rinted in the tiuard today concerning: A DIIV1 SWIBUIS". r , , - . .. I .... . . i i t w mliif.ii erected tne the financial condition oi me ioci ramfj round figures there is an indebtedness of $13,000 to be met., citJeSi SayS" Eugene !S, ,-: Since this is to a large extent a puouc nierpic, -most Important ever consummated in Eugene, the directors orj r . . . i i a- ..l.,.iV,o otnnlr sufficient I the company are aswng locat peupio iu --- . ..... , th. it .ocma tn The Guard, should Be. to meet tne oeiiiawy. - " . . . tl)A promotion ,tA) auicklv done in small amounts by tne people wno w; " :.r-.T'Ser : fW-r " ... .: want in iodk anu v enterprising efforts or tne company 10 iui ius-- Hon F M wnkins. prewaeni oi the community. It will not oe a aounuua, uu. noaro . ",-,,,, tour. of . ui-i. V,,o even miarantee of safety thaV with hlj; tam'jy , thP vestment wmuu j ... . . .u tne n-asi. -- ltf . on ooaiirlTiir a fair interest to the )BrM -ifesi -f the East nnd W can D6 reaaoua, bw.w-, westward F. M. W1L WRITES LETTER FROMIHE EAST Well Known . t-v r..Ptto Prppmnil.ff the Manager u. :. ,,.. nromot on aepa'tnieui prouiui" mnrnloe rece'vA gardeJ window and fill every doorway." ; ; HEW' THAfT J My hope and wish for Eugene's-, 1 HMl, ftf future Is that we squanaer no uiuio money ou vieionary dreams buttiulte all our efforts in making, our home elty the cleanest and moat beautiful, vnrthweat. Let's save our trees beautify, our lawns- and yards, "? ' narlca.nn:! keen. our. streets well lighted, thereby making the City SO aiirauiue.- t.u. ....... a ( huatlug a home will not pasa it by.' . UNIVERSITY APPEALS TO . VOTERS OF EUGENE (ConUnued.ifrom. paeo- !) can be reasonaDiy expeuicu, auu ouw6 ,-,rd bound, the letter havn investor. Let us hops that fifty or a hundred oi our peoF - en at ga,lIt ste. MarlP ... at. nnne. thus wiping out Mlch. He gives a glowing account some 10 tuts BBiowa,uv.o ux r J ----- i,,l nf the boauty of fome of the CTinir he debt and placing our splendid new noiei on a aouuu -w- - through, .of the stents m i"'tlea. especially at Wa-hlng on.. D C. and makes some intereun He says in-atai of"1 basis at the start. - ... servations. raw'" . i .. . . -.1 n.nnlr nrVllO . . nao D.Pn 11,Qt. T-l Eugene ought to look especially attractive ued Vidr the lawns just start- ,he open river convention and the Odd Fellows and RebeKans af(er a vMle the people are ex- tr . a 4 I- a i . .. . m n n NTt a trip n 1 1 are here. All that is necessary to insure vm . 5Vi'enera Oregon, where lawns, cut the grass and weeds along the streets and clean up eaves on ttle trees bave been ont ' ... . ... I i- rnrlr9 .. mnnth In closing Mr. WI1- the streets and alleys. Are you aomg your F. - People everywhere Know ui 'proposition ..on. Monday, followed by mmediute steps . in the construction of the plant,., will it be possible to .have pure water la-Eugene at, the opening of the. next: school year In. This gravity-system of filtration. Is. withal the mosi'.econuunu. j cuo tlve sj-stem.toiestanlish. and main . , i fnnmitin stream sud ply is later secured., tills filter, plant will still oe a-viLiuivuio ohh-vh. arv feature of the system. 'Vri.- r:.,(,.o,itv nlKilirDa..thrOUKh Its departments of. biology, civil engi neering ana cubuuoh.-. intminttnn of the olnnt hut its effectiveness! may. be- insured! to the hU"pMpBELL . r't .''' ' A'..R-. SWEETSER, ' ' O. F- HTAFKORD, ' H. C: HARDE, ' 1 f; G. YOUNG, Com. o Faculty. "People every wnere s" Read the letter of Hon. Chas. H. 'fcaufield, of Oregon City, in gon and many .r-rj c-UvThe 1. . i .,mi 1 1 irrtll n Jl VP H.II V -------- , , ,i. V, nn ho today s Guara. H OUgci vo uuuvmw jwu, eyivama rauroaa eiiemwi doubts on the subject, that Eugene should vote unanimously f or j saidimo -Mtam. , filforinir nlnnt next MondaV. 'emoke. dirt and noise, that the hu- at ivi5 - w rand..ius"tJ Mathews ' town,, on. the ru-Jl In acre tracts br Sale begins Mo J o'clock n ' This Is one oi V i berry farms in tosa- Interested! b should not fall proposlUon,. jJ! of. sale wlU ton Register. $ AI.flHi . Pictures" Saturday: LOVE'S K Vitagrapb. Co . A drama b circus ring, j the interest ' BUD'S ESC edy,. depictloj ble scenes. DEEP SEA educational pi, cal interest ij should sw. charge only 5 sinn WTi on, . AfVOVBT THEATRE. Beginning Friday night, May 1?, appear a the- Folly theatre for two nlehls.- presenting cne screanniii The Chipnea wora snoes inclojl shoe sale. Dodpl Attend Hampttj 'smoke, dirt and noise, that the hu- man family were so tirecr 01 it i ru. ..inr nanAP utmi to attack the leoralitr of the pro- IUV1U.UQ 2 "r -" " - ui, refundlnir bonds, in the following editorial para- there Is, however, another question that arises, and that is the matter . ... . th. .nr..nriinir hnnds. In the case of the water lmprovo- B.nt bonds, tho amendment proposed to ths city charter provides that the council may levy a special tax to proviue ior pujrmuuv v. . -i ,v,n nf iha rxfnndlnE bonds, the council may levy a .-. special tax to raise money for the payment of Intorost only. A sinking ' f..A i nrovldcd to be created from all moneys recolved for paving streets a .n... ti,,.( mn that assessments due the city for sewers or for atreots graded and graveled cannot be applied to the payment of those Th.n dn the cltv during: the next eight or nine mara 199.000 In assessments for paving dono- This will lack $51,000 of j.- .j.Mi.i.nt s y nrr tho refundlna bonds. . While the refunding toads are a general obligation of the city, the general funds cannot be .ex pected to tako up this balnnce, ror tnoy are airBuu, w tea mllla and the revenues are barely sufficient for the general needs of Urn dty. It follows, therefore, that If those refunding bonds carry, the eouacll must at some future date either come again before the people of Baene and ask permission to make provision for a further (inking fund, iw mnut Induce lironerty owners to have paving done to the ox- tent ot kt -least lil,000 i, . ,', . - . .imniw nnthino-to this a auibble raised by one who 1 uciu in i' ...... D - . is totally ignorant of law. It is not necessary to bihro piuvi.v,u tor special tax wnn wmcn 10 pay 011 a uuuu uoUuo tke authority to create an indebtedness always carries with it tk implied power to pay the debt by taxation In excess of the 1 Bmlt, If necessary. This is the law as laid down by the highest ' wirt, and there is no dissenting opinion among courts or lawyers. The legality of these bonds, which would be a mattor for buyers to deolde, Is unquestioned. The morning paper can only find that the floating warrant Indebtedness of the city has been increased some forty odd thousand dollars in the past three years. That is pretty near indebtedness was ne (IUiU, UUV IV 1 0 UUIQiUt Jivn vw J " Incurred. As a matter of fact it represents mainly the money paid out for paving street intersections, and had it not been done Kagene would probably be today without the six miles of splen did hard surface pavement which is tho pride of every resident of the city. It would have been hardly fair to have added this xponse to tho burden borno by the proporty owners, since pav ing is in the nature of a public improvement, beneficial to all, and such a course would have made tho exponse so heavy that It 1. wvnltt tlm navnit rilatrlnt would at least have bee.i ve.'V mir 1 mailer than it is. Is it fair to boast about our paved streets . a ttion hatrntA tViA nitv administration for SDendinir the money MtwM " . ; . -1. . imHAvamAnH C nl mtlilin ImnrnvA. 1 msnta mat' monav. and if we want thorn thoy will have to be ltd lor you cant' build a city with hot air. It costs money, A.J lnta Af It' hut tli a returns are sure: if von don't think 80 be ipjn-iji vi - - - r v ' Iroacit enough to join the mossback element and let it go at Uat. It oontemptible to talk in favor of public improve vtntt and then kick like a Missouri mule when the bills have to be paid. The opening of the new Osburn Hotel in this city marks a '' tew era in Eugene's growth. It puts us in the real city class with a hostelry equal to any In the Northwest in all its appoint ment! for the comfort nnd convenience of guests. It will help V. MVA,..t V. nr tka nlfw v 1ia arlvArtinhinr tViA trnvp.inar mihlin My 5wnu " j . 3 o r will give it throughout the country, and because of this fact the hotel should bo regarded in tne naturo of a puouo institution, and be accorded all possible, support from homo people. Mr. and Krs. Osburn are to be commended for taking hold of the enterprise as they have, showing as they do in the most substan tial way, their faith in the future of Eugene. They are imbuod with the spirit which builds up great and prosperous cities. . Real estate agonts, can you, under the present conditions, where water cannot be supplied to your sub-divisions in this dty, guarantee your purchasers of lots water? How many lots have you sold with the promise that water would be brought there in a sh'ort interval? Now do youvealise what it will mean to you if the water Bonds fail to carry? Who will purchase out aide lots if they cannot be supplied with water? With the pres. cat pumps, which only have a capacity of fifty per cent t the water required by the needs of our city, new pumps we must . hare, as it is well known that our water system has run away ' fro mil in the past three years, and to meet the present require- ' iT". vt - ! they wanted to rind a Clean piace ju . i A t lAn,nnn to malflnir All TinneSt. ear- - , , 1 . . DM ha TOVMllfl rne ljane uounty nonei. uuiumouj ,m.0 . De onneu. n. iuiau o . iuo r. . ..m j if ui ,i.m.ind ve n Wash- nest effort to build a railroad to tne coast, ana 11 iu DUCC - -1 wag clean the neonle of Eup-ene do their duty by extending the proper mor-1 Just thlnk of lt Slxty thousand- for- r. f. . . .xi-i-ii , lAleners. mostly Italians, hoverec al and financial support at this time. T..oA nr wnrlr or business lone enough Monday to vote for nure water and plenty of it. Good citieznship demands your 1 interest to that extent, at least. elgners. mostly Italians, hovered around Old North church in Boston on all sorts of streets and auej-s, 00 Ing business or every stpnch is sometmnz to SLCUI.U IO 3 In ran nnH 1l1ldr(n in filth and dirt are hanging cut of every f- "Tno T.,inntti.a " nnrt Intro- " ducing Miss Marjorle Mandevllle in new singing and dancing specialties. Miss Mandeville is known all over the West for her famous dancing. Saturday matinee and night Mr. Dupuy will present his sketch, "Tho Dyspeptic." Mr. Dupuy has appear ed In this act for several years, and is known from coast to coast for hie character lmoerponatlons. Also on Saturday afternoon and evenlne the genuine "Roosevelt In kind. The Africa pictures win De snown. mis remember. Promises to De one or me oesi Dins NEW! FOR SALE A 1 wide, unoa Wtth hn. large porches house; roomy house. PHm ; at MIckelson't corner 8th an! Louis W. Hill says his interests will build a railroad acrosf Oregon. Will it cross the McKenzie divide and terminate cn Coos Bay? ' . ppnriRAU COR : MUSICAL FESTIVAL HiGH SCHOOL TRACK . MEET TOMORROW Tomorrow afternoon at the Uni versity track an athletic meet will be held between the Eugene and Corval lls High schools. The entries for Eu gene are as follows: High Jump Oswald, Cha:e shlr. . Mile Randall, Young, Svarvertid. Shot put Slmms, Chase, Nolnnd, BO-yd dash Abshlre, F. Hend ricks, uray. 120 vd hurdles Abshlre. Hvarver- ud and Vlckers. Half mile C. Menuricas, .. .1 nL.Jnn 100 yd. daah Abshlre, Sklpwortn, Gray. . ..;. 220-yd dash Oray, uswaia, nar- low. . . 440-yd dash Davidson, Clubb anu Pengta. ... Hole vault Prosser ana Ansniro. RO-vd liluh hurdles Abshlre. Vlck ors and Clubb. ! BORN 1 t'-'' Near Juncllon City, May 12, 1910, to lxiuls M. sovern anu who, a sun. Following Is tonight's program ol the May musical festival at Villara Mall: ljohengrln (excerpts) Wagner f estival urcneairu Ab- Ceclle i.K, Richard Straus . Mr. irvin m.: uien Trio (foi piano, violin and cello), ap. 21 Anton Dvorak "1. Allegro Molto 2. Adagio Molto e Mesto 3. Allegretto Scherzando. I MlHKIfUueis.uctuuaii-rtuuiau . . Miller Serenade Schubert 1 Jllrs. w. . uasKins (Violin Obllgato by Mr. Bettman) uuvvatha'S WRnnivn PEA5!T. : For tenor, solo, chorus and orchestra ' a. uoieriage-Tayi.cr Introduction Preparation for T.iej Feast1 The Feast Entertainment after the Feast Description of! Pan-Puk-Keewls Tho Dance of, Pan-Puk-Keewis Chlblabis Is 0?- ed to sing He .consents, "Onaway! : Awake, Beloved, tenor eolo la goo tells Tales The Banquet End;. titeE6itJ:. ha ever bad. FOR SALE-Drjl Jonnson, 76i iJ Z (21. 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