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DR. MONAGHAN'S
LECTURE AT THE
UNVERSITÏ
lively. Others will probably go next
| week.
No rates were granted to the stu­
dents who desire to go home this
cation by the Southern Pacific,
bulletin at one of the boards at
university says: "The Southern
clflc cannot see Its way clear to grant
the usual rates during the April vaca­
tion.” As a result a number of stu­
(From Friday’s Guard )
Dr. J. C. Monagnan, chief of the dents will not go who otherwise
consular service of the United States ; would have left for a week.
and ex-professor of diplomacy at
University of Wisconsin, delivered a
splendid addroaij |a>t
night at
FOREST INSPECTOR
Villard hall before two hundred peo­
ple on "Opportunities In America."
He took up especially the commercial
aspect of the conditions of the coun­
try* Illustrating them with the most
vivid word pictures. He told how this
couutry was producing nearly 60 per
cent of the copper of the world, and
of the great value of that commodity,
and many other things along the
same line.
Besides these things of commercial
life, he showed how our countr/
stands, morally and politically, and
In nearly every respect It was favor­
able to America. He also presented
the serious questions of each country
—in Russia, Nihilism; In Germany,
socialism, and In this country, the la­
bor question.
lie also said that Jai>an was a
great nation, greater than most peo­
ple realize, and that the little brown
men have become pre eminent perma­
nently. The Japanese are the first
Instance that a "non-meat eating"
nation has reached a high Jevel of
civilization and Influence.
Alumni Itu-y.
The Alumni Association here has
•ent to Portland several thousand dr-
culars, addressed ready Jor mailing,
explaining the ituatlon surrounding
the attempt to Invoke the referen­
dum on the university appropriation
The letters were sent to Portland
In order that «11 letters may be sent
froty the same point.
Re|>orta front Linn county say that
the men backing the movement to
revoke the university bill refuse to
state what success they are having,
preferring to work secretly,
'Varsity Notes.
Lloyd Brooke, Wm Huggins and
Lloyd Mott will start down the Wil­
lamette tomorrow In canoes to their
homes In Portland and Salem respre-
PII,
F. E. Ames, assistant inspector of
United States forest reserves, Is in
the city and will probably make Eu­
D U 11 I PPI Nr
the parleying and compromise of en­
emies. On the contrary, they were
an example of the way in which the
public business ought always to be
conducted; so that the different pub-
ftc officers respectively charged with
the performance of duties affecting
Manila, April 19.—The town of llo
New York, April 19.—An alleged the same subject matter may work to­
Ho
was totally destroyed by fire thia
' plot on the part of Pennsylvania an­ gether in furtherance of the same
morning and 20,000 people are home­
archists, who are said to have head- public policy and with a common
less.
The fire is still progressing
quarters at Hazelton, to assassinate
and is beyond control of the civil and
President Roosevelt is being investi-
military authorities.
Only meagre
gated by the United Staten secret
reports are obtainable. •
service. The information which led
to the investigation was given to the
officers by Chief of Police Adams, a
few days ago. The chief told the se­
cret service agents that he obtained
the information from Jan Bartula,
who recently came here from Auden-
reid, Pa , and who claims to be a
member of the band. Bartula gave
the information with the object of
revenge on his fellows. He gave Ad­
ams the names of several whom he
said were implicated in the plot, and
further said Szolgosz, McKinley’s as­
sassin, was a member of the band.
The secret service men have been at
work on the case ever since.
They
Interviewed Bartula and he told them
practically the same story.
Bears the
I.SFAMS (NILDHEX
ANARCHIST PLOT
TO ASSASSINATE
ROOSEVELT
mischievous persons have spoken and . -
• ■»ssiair
written regarding these conferences
and communications as if they were llllLII I Illis
CITY OF ILO ILO
IS FIRE SWEPT
SEVERAL TOWNS ARE
DAMAGED BY Ql'AKE
i For Swader People
tor-'
The newest modes of the
summer season find expression
in a beautiful showing of
“ Diamond Brand
Oxfords and Button Ox­
Manila. April 19.—Reports from
South Luzon tell of a severe earth- i
quake at the town of N’euva Caceres
and also at Tayabas, in Northern Lu­
zon. Destruction of buildings Is re­
ported, but no mention of loss of life
is made.
The earthquake was also experi­
enced at Manila, and for three hours
there were intermittent shocks this
morning.
The late Judge R. P. Boise's estate
is appraised at |77,5OO.
ELIIIU ROOT.
Secretary of state, formerly sec­
retary of war, noted lawyer and
I
orator of New York citv.
fords, varying in pnee from
$2.00 to $5.00, that add dis­
tinction to the most fetching
costume.
-RY another DEALER IF YOURS hasn ' t them
jj
WE MAKE MOR’E FINE SHOES THAN
ANY OTHEf? HOUJE .
GOVERNMENT
Mr. Root made the response at the
International Law Congress today,
interesting
story
an
There
is
emanating from Washington that
intends to
re-
Secretary
Root
f
his
displeasure
show
sign
to
Boise, Idaho, April 19.—The gov­
because the president dlsregard-
Washington, April 19.—A tenta­ ed his advice in some cases and Ig­ ernment has filed suit in the United
tive agreement for peace, according nored him in others. He did not fa­ States court to set aside 215 patents,
to advices received today, has been vor the president’s course regarding
involving 40,000 acres of timber in
arranged between Nicaragua and Sal­ the Harriman letter, it Is said, and
vador which will probably end the favored the president making a reas­
suring speech on the railroad ques­
tion. Root is expected to remain in
the cabinet only to see that certain
measures he is interested in are car­
ried out. Loeb declares there is no
truth In the story. Another story is
that Root is said to resent the fact
that the president has undertaken to
play favorites in the cabinet by the
selection of Taft as the legatee of
Root has
the Roosevelt mantle,
friends around the cabinet board and
friction enough has been generated
¡already so that it bus become palpa-
i ble to politicians.
ANNUL PATENTS
I purpose for the good of the whole
country and every part of the coun­
try. Such a concert of action with
such a purpose was established by
the conferences and communications
between the national authorities and
the authorities of California and San
Francisco which followed the passage
of the board of education resolution.
"Under that treaty, which bore the
'signature of Matthew Galbraith Per­
GILDER ry, we Introduced Japan to the world
Magazine] ] of Western civilization. We had al­
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his permanent headquarters.
Successor to the late General
He was sent here by the government RICHARD WATSON
Russell A. Alger as a United
Editor of the Century
from Tacoma for the purpose of or­
States senator from Michigan.
for
many years and a social re­ ways been proud of her wonderful
ganizing the recently established re­
serves In the Tillamook and Umpqua former of considerable distinction. development—proud of the genius of Boise county, against the Barber
the race that In a single generation I
districts.
While headquarters for
Lumber Company, The property is
th«M districts have not
I
been per- I Central American war. Orders have adapted an ancient feudal system of worth over 11,000,000. Fraud is al-
manently established,
Mr. Ames ' been issued withdrawing all Nicara­ the Far East to the most advanced leged in securing title to the land,
thinks Eugene will tie the point se- j guan troops from Honduras pending standards of modern Europe and and the suit is the result of the re-
America.
The friendship between
lected, as it is about half-way be- negotiations.
cent federal Investigation.
¡the
two
nations
had been peculiar
tween the two reserves l and easier of ,
I
Senator Borah, who is under in-
the
declaration
of
and close. Was
access from either than from any otl.-
dictment, is attorney for the lumber
that treaty to be set aside? At Ku-
er point.
,
company.
rihama, in Japan, stands a monument
to Commodore Perry, raised by the
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Japanese in grateful appreciation.up­
♦
on the site where he landed and
♦
HORN.
♦
Washington, April 19.—The Amer­ opened negotiations for the treaty.
♦
♦
Salem. Or., April 18.—Attornpv-
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ican Society of International I.aw met Was that monument henceforth to
, General Crawford, in an opinion this
To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Damewood. at here today In Its first annual session. represent dislike and resentment? morning to settle a question raised
Cottage (¡rove, a ten-pound daughter. The morning session was devoted to Were the two peoples to face each ; by Deputy District Attorney John Mc-
*1 had one hundred acres of land near
an address of welcome,which was re­ other across the Pacific in future
| Court, of Pendleton, interprets the
Union, Oregon, and the squirrels came in
sponded to by Secretary Root and to years with angry and resentful feel-
“Pneumonia's Deadly Work
from the hills in such numbers that it
opinion of Justice Bean, of the su-
Ings? All this was inevitable if the | preme court, in the case of Kadderly
had so seriously affected my right a discussion of designated topics.
seemed impossible to do anything with
{hem- Bearing good reports of " Wood­
■hi|siiieM- Question.
process which seemed to have begun
lung,” writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of
vs. Portland, declaring the veto pow--
lark Squirrel Poison 1 purchased six cans
Secretary Root devoted a consider- was to continue, and the government
Rural Route No. Georgetown. Tenn.,
er of the governor applies only to
which kill 'd off the entire drove com-
"that I coughed continually night and aple part of his lengthy address to a of the United States looked with the acts passed by the legislature, and
pl tely. The squirrels lay dead over the
discussion of the recent trouble with greatest solicitude upon the possibil­
day and the neighbor's prediction
held by hundreds. Now I have a great
does not extend to Initiative measures
C'°P on the land, the best I ever rai ed,
consumption seemed Inevitable, un­ Japan over the San Francisco school ity that the process might continue.
adopted by the people.
"Woodlark "poison kills them all. You
"It Is hard for democracy to learn
til my husband brought home a bot­ question. He said:
may be sure I shall use no other.’
<-
"In the distribution of powers un­ the responsibilities of its power! but
tle of of D. King's New Discocery,
•
S. S. BOOTH, Union, Oregon.
which In my case proved to be the der our composite system of govern- the people now. not the governments,
The above letter explains what
Eugene, April 18, 1907.
only real cough cure and restorer ment the people of San Francisco make friendship or dislike, sympa-
Ames, Mrs. Maud.
A oodlark" Squirrel Poison does.
of weak, sore lungs.” When all oth­ had three sets of interests committed ! thy or discord, peace or war, between
Dogan. Mrs. B. J.
In this modern day of
er remedies utterly fall you may still to three different sets of officers— nations.
It is certain death to Ground
Frazier. Nelson.
wlu the battle against the lung and their special Interest as citizens of the ¡the myriad press and messages flash­
Hogan. Mrs. B. J.
Smirrek, Prairie Dogs, Gophers
Howe. Miss Tfllla.
throat troubles with New Discovery, principal city and commercial port of ing over countless wires, multitude
and Sage Rats.
Miller, Melvin E.
the real cure. Guaranteed by W. L. the Pacific coast represented by the falls to multitude across boundaries
Mltchner,
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Parsons. H. R.
killed HO squirrels with the con­
al bottle free.
their interest in common with all amity or in defiance. Foreign offices
Ross, Loy G.
tents of a single can.
Schere. Rea.
the people of the state of California : and ambassadors and ministers no
Skeels, Mrs Georgia.
represented by the governor and leg­ longer keep or break the peace. buL
It costs a little more than some
Smith. Professor Ed C. (21
islature at Sacramento, and their In­ the conduct of each people toward ev­
others because it is better.
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ington. Each one of these three dif­ sult are surely sowing the wind to
Doing Business Again.
ferent governmental agencies had reap the whirlwind, for a world of
"When my friends thought f was
authority to do certain things relat­ sullen and revengeful hatred can nev­
ing to the treatment of Japanese res­ er be a world of peace Against such about to take leave of this world, on
idents In San Francisco. These three a feeling treaties are waste paper and accouht of nervousness. Indigestion
Intereats could not really ba In con- diplomacy the empty routine of idle and general debility." writes A A.
A
, filet, for the best Interests of the form. The great question which over­ Chisholm, of Treadwell, N. Y , "and
when
it
looked
as
If
there
was
no
I whole country Is always the true In- shadowed all discussion of the treaty
, terest of every state and city, and the of f894 was the question: Are the hope left, I was persuaded to try elec­
protection of the Interests of every people of the United States about to tric Bitters, and I rejoice to say that
locality tn the country is always the break friendship with the people of they are curing me. I am now doing
true Interest of the nation. There Japan? The question. I believe, has business again as of old. and am still
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