Eugene weekly guard., August 20, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD,
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THURSDAY, AUGl'MT 'M. I**”*»
SEVERE QUAKE CAUSES
f-
DAMAGE AT EUREKA MSB
tion that arrived and departed with
the last Democratic administration,
I declare in their platfjtm that they
I favor such “immediate revision *
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of schedules as may be necessary to
[ restore the tariff to a revenue basis.”
A "revenue basis," “a tariff for rev­
enue only,” “ultimate fiee trade”—
all have an Identical meaning; that
I meaning being an assault upon Amer­
ican industries, an attack upon the
I American wage scale, a lessening jf
18.—Three
Eureka, Cal.,
Aug",
tl.e demand for the products of Amer-
1 Iran soil and toil; less work, Jess nay, sharp earthquake shocks were felt
['ess of the necesaanes and comforts this morning, the first at 2:30 o'clock
| of life. In the light of history what
| issue of the campaign so vitally af- and the last at 5:20. The first was
some damage being
;< < Is American citizens? Experience the heaviest,
that effective teacuer,— effective save done to the walls of old buildings.
Crockery in
with the one-man power now parad­ but no one was injured
ing under the title of the Democrat­ many houses was broken, and the
ic party—has taugm the nation a val­ walls of the courthouse were slightly
uable lesson and the result of the cracked.
Later it developed that one hun­
coming November election will once
more prove the American people to dred chimneys dere shattered and 40
be apt scholars. What the labor» r < f plate glass windows in the business
the field, skilled and unskilled, de­ section broken. The damage is esti­
sires is the opportunity at ail 'liaes mated at between 32000 and $3000.
The shock was almost as severe as
to exchange his brain and brawn
for good pay in good money. A pro­ the one felt here April 18, 1006. The
tective Griff and the gold standard, second shock occurred at 3:08. the
both now the exiting achievements
<>: the Republican party, in spite of
Democratic oppos;'ion, give the la-
borer that opportunity.
Believes ill Equality
The Republican party believes ; in
the equa'ity of all UH n before th«'
law; believes In granting labor's ev-
ery request that do -s not seek to ac-
cord rights to one n an denied to an-
other.
Falr-mindel .'abor asks 11O
more, no less, and approves the rec-
o. d of the Repub'l- iu party because
■A that party's acts.
New York. Aug. 18.—To all the us-
I have helped to make my party's
record in the enacnient of the eieiit- ual medical tests Oscar Culver, a vic-
bour law, the employers’ liability act,' tim of consumption and rheumatism,
the statutes to minimize the hazard had been dead for three minutes in
of railroad employes, the child labor the Eastern District hospital yester-
law for the District of Columbia, and day when Dr. Michael Jaffer receiv­
other enactments designed to espec­ ed the report,
H“ hurried to the
ially improve the conditions of la­ man's bedside,
Injected strychnine
bor. IL cannot hope to better state above and Delow the heart, and re­
my position on Injunctions than by a sorted to artificial respiration, as-
specific endorsement of Mr. Taft's | sisted by other physicians, and in a
Cincinnati declaration on that sub­ short time Culver opened his eyes
ject. That endorsement I make.
and stared fixedly into the world
The Color«-«« Race
from which, by all signs known to
As a nation our duty compels that medical men. he had made his exit.
by every constitutional and reasona­ His hold on life is precarious.
ble means the material and educa­
Later —Culver lived through the
tional condition of the colored race night,
but never recovered
con­
be advanced. This we owe to our­ sciousness, and died this morning.
selves as well as to them. As the re­
sult of the course of events that cat
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never be reversed, they are a part of
our civilization, their prosperity Is ♦ MANILA INVITE»
a part of our prosperity; their de­ ♦
STREM OIS TEDDA"
basement
basement would
would be
be our
our misfortune.
misfortune. ♦
The Republican party, therefore, will
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Manila,
Aug
1S.—The ♦
offer every encouragement to the
thrift, industry and intelligence that i * Merchants’ Association has ♦
started a movement to Induce ♦
will hotter
betler their orosnect
prospect of higher I.
President Roosevelt to visit +
attainment.
♦ the Philippines, either before ♦
I believe In the maintenance of
♦ or after his African hunting ♦
such an army, the upbuilding of such
♦ trip.
a navy as will be the guarantee of
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the protection of American citizens * ♦
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SHERMAN NOTIFIER
OF NOMINATION
FOR SECOND PLACE
third at 5:30 o’clock, but the first
shock caused practically all the dam­
age.
The walls of the Carnegie library
were slightly cracked, the damage
amounting to $300.
Reports from Seazy ranch, near
Freshwater, six miles north of here,
tell of considerable damage to cbim-
neys and crockery, and of a crack in
the earth half a mile long
also felt at Blue
Shocks were
Lakes, 25 miles from Eureka.
Only Eureka Affected
San
Francisco, Aug.
18.—The
weather bureau has
no
report of
earthquakes anywhere except at Eu­
reka.
■ANNIS CONFESSED
DOCTOR BRINGS
HIS GUILT WITH
DEAD MAN BACK
DYING BREATH
TO LIFE AGAIN
JAMES S. SHERMAN OF NEW YORK.
|ed; accepted with a gratitude com-
‘ niensurate with the great honor con-
Hot Springs, Aug.
IX
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! ferred; accepted with a full apprecia­
Judge Taft has written his re­
tion of the obligations which accom-
♦ grets at not being able to par­
I pany that honor. an honor greater
ticipate today In the Sherman
I because my name Is linked with that
+ notlfb-atIon ceremonies.
of William II. Taft, whom I respect
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' and esteem highly and who approach­
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I es the high office of president excep-
l tloriMlly well equipped to discharge
'the dutU'H and bear the varied and
Utica, N. Y., Aug. IX.
Hon. James I weighty responsibilities of that ex-
My acceptance could
S Bhnrman was notified today that ' ailed position.
he is the Republican candidate for | not be mail«' with honor unless I were
In full accord with th«' declaration of
the »Ice presidency.
I he ceremony principles adopted by the convention,
waa made the occasion for a big deni- Not only am I In full and complete
onstratlon in which the Republican accord with my party's platform, lint
organizations of Utica, Rochester, I endorse every word of the statement
Troy. Syracuse anil other cities took I made by Mr Taft In his address of
part. In addition to the other visit-' acceptance when notified of his nom­
ora the early morning trains brought I ination as the Republican candidate
the members of the notification com­ for president.
mittee, representing nearly all the,
That speech fully and comprehen-
states and territories.
I slvely discusses the Issues of this
Th«' event of the day was precede«! campaign as presented by the plat-
by a parade which marched through forms
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of . the two great parties, so
the decorated streets of the down­ that It Is appropriate that my state­
town section
The actual notifica­ ment should be short.
Those not
tion ceremoolss were simple in char­ convinced by tire presentation of Mr
acter.
After Congressman Sherman Taft I round not hope to persuade
had been Introduced Senator Bur­ It Is, however. In conformity with
rows, chairman of the notification cuntom that I refer at least briefly
committ«'«. notified the candidate In to some of the Important issues of
a short spe»*ch, and the latter replied the campaign
briefly. Short speeches were also d<‘-
I h ProtectloiliNt
liv«‘red by Mayor Wheeler and I’resl-
First, let me say that 1 am a pro-
dent Stryker, of Hamilton College
I am sufficiently practl-
Subsequently a luncheon was served tectionlst.
for the prominent guests from out of cal to value the utility of a fact hlgh-
er than the lieauty of a theory, and
town.
I am a protectionist because experi­
S|H'«'«'h Was liri«'f
The candidate's acceptauce speech ence has demonstrated that the ap­
was one of the briefest on record on plication of that principle has lifted
He spoke from a us as a nation to a plane of pr
such an occasion,
tty above that occupied by any
flag-decked stand In front of his
Secret a 'v people.
homo on Genessee str«'et
1 especially commend that p
Root, although not on th«* regular
of our platform which promise:
program, made a brief address
Mr. Sherman's address of accept early r«'visl«tn of the tariff -u'hed
ance followed th«' ■ example »' lxl»e That ph'ilg«' will be fulfilled in at
Ta*t, pledging all l«gian»- vi any ad- justmetit based in every parti«
ministration with whlcb he may have upon the broad principles of pri
to do to carry i on the policies of tlon for all American Interests,
He
declared for labor, for capital, for prodt
President Roosevelt.
The Dingley
the Issue of the campaign was not and consumers.
when enacted,was well adapted t<
whether "the |H'«
then existing conditions
The d
cause, he said,
opments of industrl.il prosperit
shall rule; sure
a de ad«', w hich in volume an I <!e
e do
ruled; surely tl:
hav«» surpassed <mr most roseat«
but that the overshadowing I
p«'«'tat'ons. have so nltrred c<
“shall 'the administration of
tlons that In certain details of sc
dent Roosevelt b
»lies they no longer mete out Ju
Mr. Sherman
not «1
to all. ' In this readjustment
issues of the p
ntentln
otectlon must and
limself with the
»V
duties must and
subscribed full a
as will equalize the
H
'hlcago statemen
dui
n at home and abr
referred to the I
reasonabl«' profit ti
nur
an ''aggregation <
Am. rati
•rests
The Republ
contents and th
a profit embrax'es
Idea
ur
claim to history i
alon the manufacturer, not alone the
pilfered ”
I fav
(1. but all engaged In
Mr. stH-riiian’s A«l«!re«»
luctlon. the employer
of
S< nator Burrows ami gentler
the artisan, the farm-
the Notification Commit«
and those e ngag«*d In
Your i rhalrman, sneaking f
and trade;
broadly
- «immiti« e. has notified
e engage»!
In
an Na
omlna'iiin »y the R<
Hing which
i lonal conv tlon. held
lune, as t i party's
a
As I i
1«-e pr.-sldi t.
Inn«* I 1
a Chicago
! the co nv
Ab ron fir
Our
«ception tend rd
A6
■
>rs on i he oc«
1 fl
i« July 2.
This ofl
and
on, however, Is well
profit to experien...........
i «imination you tender me is accept-i mindful of the distress and destruc-
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New York, Aug. 18.—New
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light will be thrown on the
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Bayside Yacht Club tragedy
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♦ at the inquest to be held on
Wednesday evening
on the
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+ death of Annis, killed Satur­
Dr.
+ day by Captain Hains.
Henry Houghton, the physi­
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cian who
was
with Annis
♦
when he lost consciousness,
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is quoting today as intimat­
♦
ing that Annis in his last mo­
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he was
ments acknowledged
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paying with his life for a
wrong he had committed.
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PIONEER OF 1852
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DIED AT HALSEY THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH
Halsey, Or., Aug. 17.—Margrette
J. Allingham died Friday. She was
a pioneer of '52. crossing the plains
with her parents, who settled on a
farm near Beuna Vista. Polk county.
She was born in Monmouth. III. In
December. 1X35. One year after
her arrival in Oregon she was mar­
ried to David Warren Allingham, and
most of the 55 years of their wedded
life had been spent on their farm
near Halsey. Besides the aged hus­
band eight children survive:
W. M.
Allingham. C. T. Allingham and Miss
Dolly Allingham. of Halsey; Mrs
Arabel Bailey, of Salem; I,, E. Alling-
ham. O. D. Allingham and A. G. Al-
lingham. of Prineville, and Mrs. Lau-
ra Moore, of Brownsville,
Mrs.
lingham had been a member of
Christian church since she was
years qld.
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BLUE BELt? Stomach Tablets, r-arrhoea, Croup, Nerve. Couth, Hay Fever and Catarrh, Blood.
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THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
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c
That at every exposed point we may exceptions, the people have commis­
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national government:1
may be tempted to molest us. I be­ I minister the
lieve In the restoration of the Amer­ commissioned it because its decl^i -ed
to
their l.est
ican merchant marine and In render­ principles appealed
ing whatever financial" aid may be lodgment; commissioned it because,
necesary to accomplish this purpose. the common sense of the American
1 emphasize as my party's creed people scented danger tn Democrat««'
Ours always has been, al-!
and my faith that in legislation and policies.
administration favor should be ex­ ways must lie. a government of the
tended to no class, no sect, ho race, people. The party will, after March
no section as opposed to another. To 4 next, execute old laws and eni'et
foster < lass hatred, to foster discon­ new ones as in November it Is com­
tent, is iin-Republlcan and un-Amer- missioned by the people to do. Tba- .
Our party stands on the de­ commission will be from an untrani-
lean,
Shaino
duration that all men are created meled American electorate.
For the complete cure of coughs,
with equal rights and it will hav» no on the party, shame on th«' cand.date colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
part in the enactment or execution of who Insults the American people bv lung complaints tending to consump­
any law that does not apply alike to suggestion or declaration that a ma­ tion. liverwort, tar and wild cherry
all good American citizens, whatever jority of Its electorate is venal. The have for ages maintained an estab­
their calling or wherever they live. American voter, with rare exception.: lished reputation as a standard
I will allow no man in our land t > iu casting his ballot, is guided by his cough remedy.
It contains no op­
have advantage In law over another best Judgment, by his desire to eon- ium or harmful drugs and can be
man. It offers no safeguard to cap- serve his own and the public weal.
given with safety to children. Price
ital that is not guariinteed to labor
Tli«> <ir«'at«'st I SHU«*
$1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil­
no protection to the worklngmn that
The overshadowing issu«' of tho liams Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O
is not Insured to his employer
It
would offer to each and to both in campaign really is, shall the admin-
.1. Beebe, county fruit inspector,
pursuit of health and happiness and Istratlon of President Roosevelt be and family, has returned from a two
prosperity every possible advantage. approved; shall a party of demi.n-
He says
strated capacity in administrative af­ weeks’ visit at the coast.
Shall the I'eopl»- Rule?
the fruit trees there have plenty of
’Shall the people rule?" is de­ fairs lie continued in power, shall the
scab, almost as much as the trees
clared by the Democratic platform reins of government be placed In ex­
and candidate to be the “overshadow­ perienced hands, or do the people here In the valley, but that there is
less scale and no codlin moths, con­
ing Issue •
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•
now under dis­ prefer to trust their destinies to an sequently no worms.
cussion.’’ It Is no issue. Surely the aggregation of malcontents and theo­
people shall rule; surely the people rists. whose only claim to a party his­
Hlckork Bark Cougn Remetiy.made
have ruled; surely the people do rule. tory Is the name they pilfered.
With a re«'ord of four decades of by the Hickory Brak Remedy Com­
No party rules:
The party commis
pany. of Salem, Or., guaranteed to be
stoned by the people. Is simply the wise legislation, two score years of
Instrument to execute the people s faithful administration: offering its pure: guaranteed to cure your cough
or money refunded. Guaranteed to
will, and from that party which does fulfilled pledges as a guaranty of Its
not obey their expressed
will
or promlaes for the future, the Republi­ make a friend of you. For sale by
Hull’s Red Cross Drug Store
which lacks the wisdom to lead suc­ can party appeals to the people, an 1
first-class dealers everywhere.
cessfully. the people will withdraw with full confidence in their wlsdo. i
I and patriotism, awaits the rendition
their commission.
The following teachers have been
For half a century, with but twz of the November verdict.
i granted certificates at examination-
taken in other counties: First grade
— Cynthia Mallette. Junction; il. F
Greuer, Salem; Frances Arnold. Port­
land. Second grade— Ward L. Fish
er, Salem.
Primary—Miss Ora h
man.
Take Korfol whenever you
you need it. That Is the c
you need to take Kodol. J
you need it; then you will not be
troubled with sour stomach, belch
gas on stomach, etc.
Sold by
druggists.
L. Inman, of Walts
dav inloadlag a 50-horsepow
and t 4U-horse]M nwer engine
can at Sprfngfl ield for his
\\ a It ervi I le I. It will de
rit y of the mill, which Is
t 7500 feet of lumber per
boiler and ens line were <
nth the Ber wer-Bean Ha
SENATOR JULIUS C. BURROWS.
ail druggists
iUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY S'JARD, 50 CTS. PER