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O THE EI GEXE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY, U GUST 20. Iihis nini ; Pia vould be more than most MEN Would wish to purchase and install IN Any h >me, no matter how fine, but * s ha A OF NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT Chicago, Aug. 18.- At the Music Hall tonig t. in the presence of a . large and enthusiast) audience, Hu- | gene W. C __ Chapin, of < hicago, accept- ®d the nomination f< the presidency of the Prohibition | 'artv. The off!- rial notice of his selection as the ht ad of the Prohlb ltion ticket was made by Professor Charles Scar’an. of Pittsburg, on bel.„.. lalf of the rom- mlttee on notification a; ppointed at the national convention The leading members of . th the party from Illinois. Michigan, W iscocsiu, Ohio, Nebraska and other s’ c s wore present, Seated on the plat- form were the __ __ executive national committeemen, chairmen of the vari ous state committees, the eomm'tt-e on notification and several prom,- nent prohibitionists. Charles R. Jones, chairman of the national committee, called the meet ing to order and announced the selec tion of Samuel Dickie, of Albion Col lege, Albion. Mich., as chairman of the gathering. Mr. Dickie delivered a brief address and then introduced Mr Scanlon. Charles Scanlon, chairman of the no^-'-'atio” c nimittee. said in part: "Mr. Chafin—la common with millions ot people, for some time yoa have known that the national prohi bition convention recently assembled at Columbus. Ohio, nominated you for the presidency of the United States. As permanent chairman of that convention It is now my duty as well as privilege and pleasure to r-esent to you the formal and offi cial notice of that action. It is an honor worthy of any man to be chosen as their standard bear er for such an exalted position by a company of men and women as un selfish in motive, lofty In aim, pat riotic in sprirt, sound in principle. Our entire line of Post Cards, except leather ones, at one cent each. gtrls, bathing girls, and comics of all kinds. PRICE CUTTERS 7 A complete line including local views. Oregon scenery, popular music, golden Post card frames for inserting post cards 5 cents each. STANEYS PRICE CUTTERS 61 2 W illamette SC cal parties. Whig and Democratic, which for about 50 years opposed the bringing of any great new ques tion into the political arena. WELL "We are now approaching the close of another 50 years where two dom-' Known the world over for superior Inant parties. Republican and Item- merit. ocratic, have allied themselves with the most gigantic crime that ever’ cursed the world, and by their attl-1 tude make known to the American people that they do not propose to The morning paper, hoping to give permit them to have a chance even the Ritchey creek gravit) supply a though the majority may favor it, to i "black eye," recently wrote to Adam destroy the liquor traffic and add Ritchey, who has liven on the creek another amendment to the coustitu- for 25 years, asking hint for infor ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦♦♦♦♦ tloji, which would mark the highest achievement of civilization in the mation concerning the quantity of wa 4 * ter and its source. His reply prac 4 DIED ♦ world's history tically confirms the statements of "Twenty-seven presidential cam- those who advocate this source of Just onk'ring Ice Crrain from paigns have been____ ___ supply, showing that 'here Is ample more _______ or leas ___ flerce- anil I m * convinced that our Ice Cream I’altice of Sw«*‘ts for our [dénie. None ly fought to gain control of the na water for Eugene at the lowest stage and ('»lidie* ari- the liest. Mrs .Margaret McCready, wife of other n 111 do me. tional government. Most of them and that it is fed from springs flow David McCready, died at their home have been battles over fictitious is ing front Rock Cliff, and the snows two and one-half miles northwest of sues which had little or nothing to of a high mountain range Mr. liitch- Special Price on Ice Cream, Candy and Nuts Eugene at 1 o'clock this afternoon. do with the administrations which ey's letter follows: She had been ill for several days. For Picnics, Socials, Private and Public Entertainments get our prices followed, In not more than six in Jasper, Or.. Aug She leaves, besides her husband, two stances would ' ___ ___ a line ot __________ American Editor Register—Dear Sir In re- sons :n North Dakota, one at home, history have been changed If the d ply to your inquiry about Ritchey ! a daughter. Mrs. Min feated candidate had been elected ' creek, will say I have lived at the nie Sumner, who lives in Fairmount. instead of the successful one. This mouth of that creek for about 25 The funeral will be held Thursday at party strife over false Issues for the years. 10:30 a m., from W. T. Gordon’s sake of obtaining office has made The source ot the creek lies in the undertaking parlors. Rev. D. H. moral cowards of many of our pub north side of the mountain known as Trimble and the I. O. O. F. will con lic men, and transformed some of our White Deadening, which is nearly as duct the services. chief executives into mere pawns up high as the summit of the Cascade on the party chess board; for no man range, and where snow lies until well At her home at the corner of West lives in history and in the hearts of along in June. The north side of this Sixth and Washington strets, Eugene, the people who does not stand f>r mountain is covered with large cliffs this morning. August 13. 1908, at 9 FOR INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA the highest moral sentiment of his of rock and deep gorges covered with M ueves sovk stomach , beixhing . ETC. o'clock. Mrs Sarah A. Taylor, aged day. a heavy growth of underbrush, and $9 years The cause of death was "The makers of the federal consli- here is where you find the springs old age. She was born in Maine and tion wisely decided that once in four that feed the creek. And better wa I spent her girlhood in Indiana, com I from loss of blood, lie will probably j years the people should have the op ter never came from any source. ing to Oregon in 1850. She had been I die. portunity. through the election of a But when it cames to estimating a resident of Eugene since 1897. The Mrs. Dufty was severely gashed on president and house of representa the number of gallons of water It I remains will be taken to Dayton, Or., | the elbow from a blow of the axe as tives. to record the»advance made In would furnish dally at this time of tomorrow for burial. She leaves no I she was fleeing from the murderer. morals and adopt new and necessary the year, I am not prepared to say. immediate relatives here. Several weeks ago Dufty purchas methods of government. If one or Only an experiment with a meter ed a lot In Evergreen cemetery "large more political parties are to be kept would tell. Late Saturday night the county enough for himself, wife, son and Camp Perry, Aug. 18.—In the in power, twenty-five or fifty years, My experience with the irrigating GOVERNMENT WATCHES ITS each succeeding administration car ditch was that the water would all board of examiners completed their J daughter," and three days ago he ' Leech cup match today Sergeant Johnson. Fourth Oregon, won sev FORESTS MORE CLOSELY following bought a coffin for himself. rying out the policy of the past, and run through a flume IS Inches labors and granted the enth place; Sergeant Abrams. Third I«t«*r Story of Tnig»*ly refusing to enact into law the pro square at this season of the year by teachers’ certificate to successfulj Corporal Romaine, Mrs. Dufty was divorced from her Orgeon, ninth; With the extension of the forest gress attained, then such party or giving it a good grade, it must have applicants in Lane county: husband some time ago, and was at Third Oregon, eighteenth place, with service the government is becoming parties have violated the very spirit been in 1886 or 1887 that 1 did my First Grade. the home of her daughter to nurse respective scores of 97,97 and »6 out more strict, and will whenever possl- of the constitution, and turned our irrigating. Maud Hayes, Junction; A. J. Sher her through approaching childbirth. I of a possible 105. hie confiscate all products of its for Democracy into despotism, making But. by the way, why is it not more In the championship team match, ests being appropriated by settlers. tne political boss dictator. ■practical to bore for artesian water idan. Eugene; E. W. Jordan. Elmira; When Dufty etitered the house Mrs. Chittim bark peelers have orders to "We are dangerously near that) Ion the spurs of Spencer Butte and get Frank Condon, Minerva; Fannie Col Dufty asked him where Fred was. I Incomplete, the Third Oregon stands Dufty told her he had gone to work. sixth, the Fourth Oregon seventh. keep off the reserves, though much condition of things in the pending a gravity system near by with far less " peeling is still done on government presidential campaign. The attempt outlay of money and get an endless vin, Eugene; Laura Bones, Taft; The mother was solicitous about her i In the Wimbledon cup match Cap land made by the Republican and Demo supply of water that could not be Minnie Evans. Eugene; Eva Hunter, soil's breakfast and his father said he tain Scott, of the Third Oregon, won United States Inspector Stephen cratic liarties to create a fictitious beaten from any source? Eugene; Clara Surcamp. Walton; had slept late and ate down town. He eighth place, score 91 out of a possl- M. Norton seized chittim bark valued issue is the most farcical in our his May Holmes, Waltervllle; Clare had the axe In a sack, and the old I hie 100; Sergeant Schwarz, Third Yours truly. •t 1175 last week on Big Elk creek, tory, in the face of the fact that dur Stacy, Waltervllle; Richard Watson man sat nervously fingering the sack I Oregon, eleventh, score 91; Corpo- ADAM RITCHEY. near Corvallis. The bark was peeled ing the past four years the question Smith. Eugene; George Thompson. while the women proceeded to pre I ral Romaine, Third Oregon, four of prohibition of the liquor traffic SOLDIER LAGS ARRIVE by Derrick Brothers a couple of years Eugene; Mrs. Zelnia Harper, Eu pare breakfast. Suddenly he got up teenth, score 91; Sergeant Abrams, has attracted wider attention of the ago and the government claims it on HOME FROM ENCAMPMENT gene; Dorllla Somers. Eugene; Eva and attacked the woman The older eighteenth, score 91. press and the people than all other the ground that it was taken from M. Casebeer, Walterville; Annie woman cried to her daughter to seize public issues combined. trees on government land. Humphrey, Fall Creek; Roxie Prin I the slx-year-old daughter. Margaret, (From Thursday s Daily Guard. > and run, while she turned to battle "Abraham Lincoln said of intem Colonel Geo. O. Yoran. of the gle, Cottage Grove; May Kinsey, Eu with her Insane busband. The first perance: Miss Nettle Kress, one of Eugene’s gene, Myrtle Purvance. Cottage " 'The demon of Intemperance ever Fourtn Infantry. O. N. G , and Com Grove, Etta Bowerman. Springfield. blow descending cut a deep gash in best known school teachers, has the her elbow and broke the bone. Mrs. seems to have delighted in sucking panies A and C returned home on the distinction of killing a vicious wild Second Grade. the blood of genius and generosity. 6 o'clock train this morning from cat while In the mountains near Blue Maud Dick, Mabel; Katherine I«ev- Dufty seized the child and ran Mrs. EUGENE W. CHAFIN. When one of us can but call to mind the American Lake, maneuver field, age, Florence; Mabel Johnson, Lea- Lacom, In her helpless condition, was R ver a few days ago. She and a num ber of others were going along a firm in conviction, strong in faith, some dear relative, more promosing after ten days of most creditable burg; R. 8. Goff. Deerhorn; Freda unable to run and fell, when the old A fire near Elmira yesterday burn trail when a dog treed the wildcat. persistent in effort, and logical In in youth than all his fellows, wha military work. All the men were in Rhodes, Eugene; Ina Zumwalt, El inan struck her again and again with ed over twenty-five or thirty acres of She and Mrs. M. F. Griggs both fired method as ever stood forth in God's has fallen a sacrifice to his rapacity? the finest possible physical condition. I mira; Mildred Pringle, Cottage the axe. leaving her Dufty walked field land, slightly touching some ____________ and ______ hardy after the long Grove; Belle at it, but their first shots missed. name to give battle to a mighty foe. He ever seems to have gone forth, i tanned Warner, Hazeldell; calmly down the street, slashing his - ■ and * heat, No Grace Wilhelm. Eugene; Etta Owen. throat with a razor. When the po green timber, destroying a half mile The second shot Miss Kress fired Whether the forces arrayed against like the Egyptian angel of death, marches In the dust of fence and threatening the build atrirk a vital spot and the big cat them have been Iguorance and appe commissioned to slay if not the first, sickness was reported from exhaus- Ivlaon; Lila Owens. Crow; Irene lice oflcer appeared the old man at ings of Dan Rude's place for some tame tumbling to the ground. tite and greed and selfishness. Indif the fairest born of every family. Hon or from the bivouac Monday Mailman, Irving; Nellie McCord. tacked him, but was clubbed Into time By hard work it was extin Creswell; Erma Smith, Springfield; submission. ference and cowardice, they have as Shall he now be arrested in his deso night in the bitter cold. guished before doing further dam lating career? In that arrest all can From the hour the troops reach I.aura Volgamore, Marcola; Adella sailed them with the zeal of the cru age The blaze originated from a B— sader, the faith of the prophet and give aid that will; and who shall be ed camp until they entrained for White, Cottage Grove; Miss Wing. slashing burning, and before the con I the courage of the martyr. Some excused that can and will not? Fa.' their return to Oregon, they displayed Irving; Ella Evans, Harrisburg; Ira flagration was conquered men were have ceased from their labors but around as human breath has eve1- military capacity in every move. Ar I, Rowe, Corvallis; Ola Liles, Crow; Portland. Aug 12. Education of called from every portion of the others rise up to call them blessed blown, he keeps our fathers, our riving at the maneuver field Monday. William Shelby, Junction; Martha Oregon people to the value of prac neighborhood. The damage is prob as they see the signs of advancing brothers, our sons, and our friend: August 3. the two Oregon regiments Callison. Fall Creek tical road construction wan Inaugu ably S200. Third Grade. day and hear the shouts of coming prostrate in the chains of moral threw up their camps in the course death. To all the living everywhere of a few hours, and were ready for Helen Van Duyn. Eugene; Alfrle- rated yesterday In the plan endorsed j victory. by Tuesday's good roads conference “you are not asked to lead a for- we cry. Come! sound the moral res the field at daylight the next morn da Llngreen. Florence; Grace Good John H. Scott, ex-county judge of Mapleton; lorn hope, The final issue of this urrection trump, that these may rise ing. Commissary and quartermast *r a man, Earl; Janie Flak, Marior. county, and president of the struggle is not now nor ever has and stand up an exceedingly great departments were handled with effi Clara Nicholle. Eugene; Edna At I been In doubt. The principles advo army—come from the four winds. ciency and there was no shortage o kinson, Walton; Elsa Singletary, Eu Oregon Good Roads Association, con Thurman. Berkeley; tracted his services to the committee cated by the prohibition party are Oh. breathe, and breathe upon these supplies or inferiority of rations M gene; Nina camp or In the field at any Bertha Mitchell, Glenuda. Hazel on ways and means, appointed by the las certain to prevail as time Is to slain, that they may live.’ "Mr. Chairman, the platform Both regiments did peculiarly ef Hazelton, Cottage Grove; Mabel conference to direct this work, and continue. Already they have been has volunteered to raise $10,000 to (Special Correspondence.! accepted by the churches and by a adopted by the national convention fective work in the period of simulât Hayes, Junction; Carrie Darnlham, And there will be no de Cottage Grove. Aug. 1».—A inan large proportion of the people. They of the prohibition party over which ed warfare of Monday and Tuewday Irving; Pearl Powrie, Drain; Alice defray the cost of this popular educa tion. immediately he will enter the you presided is so plain and compre They were on opposite Hides, but did by the name of Blaine A. Addison, McCornack. Marcola; Katie Hawley, have been accepted by five states mand for light-weight within a year, and by thousands of hensive that no voter need read it a not come in contact with each other Mineral; Raymond Mitchell, Pleas field and organize road construction with several others, including Leslie goods. Like all other sen I counties and townships They are second time to understand exactly on the battlefield The Third wax re- ant Hili; Beatrice Aldons, Walton; In the various counties on a system Seward, who In visiting from Chicago, atic basis. L. It. Webster, judge of believed by a large majority of the what it means. I have studied the sponsible for the defeat of the Blue Resale Bayley. Eugene; Grace Farn Multnomah county, who was appoint killed a large panther Tuesday morn sible merchants we reduce ing about a mile from Lorane The people of the nation, and however platform of all other political par army on Monday, while the Fourth ham. Waltervllle; Sadie Odell, Eu by the good roads conference to big eat had killed a giMxl-sized goat the prices on seasonable many may vote against you. few will ties. Ours gives the voter the only Infantry. In conjunction with the gene; Hanna Oleson. Eugene; Rollin ed act In conjunction with Mr. Scott, has and had dragged It for nearly a quar deny that the triumph of prohibition, opportunity he will have this year to First and Sixth United States Infan Dickerson, Drain. goods as the season wanes not decided to accept the position. ter of a mile down the road. They Primary. for which you are the only presiden cast his ballot against the liquor traf try regiments, won Tuesday morn because we want to clean To do so would Involve his resigna easily followed hlmw hen discovered, Minnie Kahler, Springfield. tial candidate who has the courage fic and for other reforms being ear ing’s engagement for the Blue force tion as county judge, and the prob as he climbed a tree, where he was The boys all say this was the best then all up to make room I to contend, would bless this world nestly demanded by the people. able action of Judge Webster is said quickly shot. The lofty Ideals of the twentieth encampment as regards military in as few events since the advent of For fall and winter stocks. to depend entirely upon the Induce- century statesmanship call for a struction they ever attended, and are \WH L TRAGEDY the Son of God has blessed It. IS ENACTED 111 ments that are offered him by the rfi.EMt rrri You will, therefore, find "We do not claim that Intemper United States senate born of an in not complaining of the hard work HAVING MANIAC good roads advocates. ance is the only sin In the world, or telligent people's conscience. Instead during their ten days of service. many real bargains in our Williams Indian Pile Ointment that the liquor traffic is the only sun- of mocking statues surrounding the Los Angeles, Aug 11.—A terrible ject demanding attention There ! pedestals of concentrated wealth; store—suits and furnish will cure blind, bleeding and itchiag the equalization of public burdens by F, ... McCalliiCer Is quite tragedy was enacted here this morn ♦ Clarence .. — ♦ piles. It absorbs the tumors, allaya are many vitally important questions IMHtN ings for summer wear and before the American nation, moral, a system that will compel the rich to sick with typhoid at his pl*c® ,,n ing when H J. Dufty, «0 years of ♦ Itching st once, acts as a poultice, that will be just what you social, religious. Industrial, econom pay their proper proportion of the the Burns road, seven miles from age, desperately Insane from religious ♦ A graduated town. Williams' In In the same tent with him mania, attacked his son and daugh ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ gives Instant relief. ic, sanitary, scientific—all pressing costs of government. w«*nt for early fall. We for solution Among them are the income and inheritance tax will be a lies Melvin White of Eugene, who ter with an axe. killing them both, dian Pile Ointment la prepared for To Mr. and Mrs. A Hnddlman. IB down Uwwu with „'.I'.. dropsy The women and then cut his own throat with a is race problem. Impurity, bad litera long step In this direction. ^rry the famous hand- Friday morning. August 7, 190», a piles and Itching of the private parts. "The development of the trusts folks are bravely running the ranch razor and will probably die ture. Mormonism marriage and di daughter -Springfield Newa. tailored line of Michaels, Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mall 50e Dufty lived at the home of his son. vorce. the prevention and treatment has changed entirely all the old theo and harvesting ihwV rather short and 1100. Williams Mfg Co., Stem & Co. clothing, of crime, pauperism, insanity, de ries of a protective tariff and free crop of bay.—Crook County Journal. Fred Dufty. at 2 47 North Mountain View street, and has been on the generacy. disease, trusts, immlgra- trade and the people demand legisla The grandmothers of the old Dutch props., Cleveland. O. tv-ry suit of which is cor- I tfon capital and labor, municipal tion in their interest upon this im verge of violent insanity for weeks Dtinkard families in Western Penn NOTICE Charles Destell, of Portland, who This morning he was seized with » sylvania have made and used "Hick I government, political corruption the portant matter, which can be best as to style, pattern I development and preservation of our worked out by a permanent tarirf has been identified with the Bohe- desire to kill, and stealthily entered ory Bark Cough Remedy" and raised *nd workmanship. There commission. We are the only party mia mining district for the last 12 the room of his son with a sharp axe. their families on It for a hundred Any one knowing the whereabouts natural resources, and others that strikes a blow st the social evil, years, during which time he has been crept to the bedside and cut off his years. Now you ran buy it of your of Frank Merton write to «»4 Willin Mr Chafin'* Adflrr« arc none better; few lines so clesely allied to the liquor traf developing hla 160 acres of mining sleeping victim's head with one blow dealers. As for It and use It, be Bldg , University Park Station. Port Mr. Chafin said in part: _ c^ual to them. He will no *■■** Niurth of March, 190». fic, and propose the only practical ground on the old Nocnday road. With a maniacal cry Dufty rushed cause It's pure, because It will stop land. and receive Sin. ■ On the f doubt be found somewhere in the have method of stamping out polygamy from the house down the street, wav I our national 1----------- government will t wen- throughout the nation by a uniform seems now to be In a fair way to reap ing the bloody weapon, to 451 North your cough; because It Is the best country. a reward for his long yearn of labor cough remedy made today. Try It. i completed Its c >ne hundred and constitutional history, marriage and divorce law Fight w<4ght Underwear and all He placed on exhibit In Cottage west Lake avenue, where bls wife and For sale by Red Cross Drug Compa Itleth year of • — While not a line of history will Grove Saturday some exceedingly married daughter lived. He opened ny and all dealers everywhere. Raymond Babb, Jack Fricke and - 2 5 occu- men hav k|ads of furnishings foe the During that time 2 son Leon, and Dr. Hadlock, of San >fflce. All have he changed by the election of a Re fine specimens of gold and copper the front door, crept to a rear room, jential 1 pied the pres ‘ Francisco. Welby Wilkins and J. Lo- ••mnwr *<*a*on. and a publican or a Democrat, the triumph ore. The specimens tha» seem to nt- creeping up behind Mrs. lawoni. I been men o high d stinction Very conservative estimates of the prohibition part party and the plac tract moat attention co: ne from the swung the axe high In the air and see !•■(' this morning for a fishing j few of then ,f you would dr«*** well and ing of its s platform in the constitution MH which Mr D*-'• 1 says he has cleft his daughter's skull wide open trip up the Willamette. They will the fl »nd upon book will write crosscut 14 f«*et and Is not through Mrs. Dufty fled In terror, closely pur- pon the statu ’ e t-.-,.. be gone about three weeks. ’ mfortaHy, come In and let ns Washl purest and yet. Four assays on thL < quartz give ngest. " br’ Ightent. *’-’ * •h >w r>11 wha, have. by the maniac striking at her sued are » >eneficent chapter of history g dd returns from »<26 to »22 The wit I t h** axe. She succeeded In ellld- When age when threshed prove J M Morris, a member of the Red ' 'U don't have to buy unless ts marked I the progress of civ- property Is ndmlrnbly rested. Dro- In« 11 m and h*r cries attracted the light. The stalk Is fairly St Si- real estate firm, and superinten- n since a- overn ments were iu- tided with abundance F '« find what *ntt* yon. at nation of neighbors, who assisted ,f. f - C>’ I I'. • -eHoni>- of the the heads are poorly filled d among t _ bet and wtaer Air« h< In etcapl Ing < hristi in i- nomination, is in the also not showing up well. Disappointed apparently by the es hav ■ been made to Mr i of • • . -tate in th*- •> cape of his wife. Dufty walked to the gan Ze arc mpany. C A.STOTXX A. __ A. J Ward, ot Vida, is In the city terests of the institution of which he street, drew a razor and slashed vic •» 1 '4 ’T »r* * amp* Is the head. iously at his own throat until he fell for a few days. J J. .*wtt lemler 1» h • from S h - marked a tian civil! lem ..allfl resentatlv tine ' t high-grade pianos and organs RITCHEY CREEK WILL AFFORD PURE AND AMPLE SUPPLY Palace of Sweets Eugene, Ore. Kodol LIST OF TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES GRANTED FOURTH OREGON HIGH AT CAMP PERRY SLASHING FIRE SPREADS OVER THIRTY ACRES Summer WILL SOON PANTHER KILLED NEAR LORANE LAST TUESDAY Be Over ED. HANSON o
