Eugene weekly guard., August 27, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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7HE EIGENE WEEKLY GUARD,
are now vainly seeking «nploj
were doubtless delighted when thev
lead about that "Industrial prosp< r
Ity,” which so “surpassed our mos
roseate expectations.” In thousand
of American homes, families will
gather about dinner tables which for
many months have not been encum
tiered with a beefsteak and indulgi
in “roseate expectations" 'of theii
own.
American manufacturers, whos<
factories are Idle by reason of a res­
frem
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Indianapolis, Aug. 25.— Following a few YTli-n engaged In public plunder, tricted market, and whose business
is the speech of John W. Kern, vice aided by the dominating power with­ has been crippled by reason of a saved by the elimintaion of competi-
in t!ic republican party, tepiesentel high tariff tax on raw materials, will
presidential nominee of the Demo­
by the presiding officer of the only [ lead this speech with peculiar satis- tion.
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cratic party, delivered here today In popular branch of congress.
Now, i faction.
If by reason of* the high
In
my
notification speech I called
reply to the spettch notifying him of the plunderers and these unfaithful tariff tax provided for in the Ding-
__ made
the _____________
three demands
Lis nomination:
public servants prevail over the peo­ | ley bill, factories were opened and attention to _____
ple of this great republic. In this ¡labor given employment at remu­ by our party. It asks, first that the
.Mr. K»-rn’« Addis-ss.
instance did the people tu'e?
nerative wages, and our “Roseate government shall be taken out of the
Gentlemen of the notification com-
hands of special Interests, and re­
On February 4, 11-02, Congressman expectations” realized, why should
stored to the people as a whole; it
mlttee:
we
now,
when
factories
are
closed
Babcock, of Wisconsin, then chair­
For the kindly and courteous man- man of the republican congressional and an army of men
unemployed, asks, second, for honesty In elections
committee,
in speaking of a bill tbe seek to revise the beneficent measure and publicity in regard to campaign
uer In which you have conveyed to
funds, that the people may freely
me the official notification of my farmers, laborers, builders and other at all. If the wages of labor depend choose representatives In sympathy
nomination as tbe democratic candi­ class«-» would be concerned by the upon a high tariff, why should any with them and pledged to guard
man favor reduction of the tariff?
date for vice-president of the United passage of the bill, said
their Interests; it asks, third, for
States and for the eloquent words
“I am going to push the bill to If, after eleven years of surpassing such a modification of our govern­
by
the
just spoken by your chairman
in | revise the tariff at every possible prosperity brought about
mental methods as will make ths sen­
your behalf, I thank you one and all. opportunity
If it goes before th« Dingley kill, business conditions and ate an elective body, Snrf ptacn the
I appreciate most highly this great bouse It will pass by three to one.” labor suffers why not excite some control of the house in the h.and.v of
honor conferred upon me by the
Hut under the rules of the house, more “roseate expectations,“ by rais­ a majority of its memberH. A few
unanimous vote of the representa­ the friends of this bill were unable ing the tariff rate to the end that days ago. In duscussing thw tariff
tives of my party in national con­ to gel it before that body, Three- there may be a much needed revival question, I dwelt upon the fourth
vention assembled and I shall strive fourths of the representatives ot the of business and that labor may again demand made by our party, namely,
most earnestly to earn a continua­ people in that branch of congress find employment?
The voters of America are not that taxation be just, that the reve­
tion of the confidence and good will were even withbut power to free
nue laws be made for the purpose
manifested by that action. I did not themselves from the “strangle hold" likely to be deceived as to the tariff of raising revenue and not for the
seek this nomination; indeed, if my which, under the modernized system by the stock arguments of the opposi­ enrichment of a few at the expense
own personal desires had been ob­ of popular government, devised by tion. The average voter understands of the many, and that the tariff law
served, another would have received the present republican leadership, that the tariff is a tax to be paid by be supplemented by an income tax
the honor, but It having couie Co me the speaker has upon the American the consumer of the article taxed law which will more nearly equalize
witbont solicitation, I prize it all public. This power to subvert the He knows that taxes in excess of the
the government’s burdens
Today I
the more, and accept It, with a full popular will is exerted by this repub­ needs of the government are unjust
extrava­ present another demand made in our
sense of the burdens and responsi­ lican leadership In many ways, nota­ and oppressive and that
party platform—the demand that the
bilities
A b a candidate I shall try bly in the appointment by the speak­ gance is government administration grip of the trustB be broken, that
to wear the honor worthily, and as er of the house of committees, which indulged in for the mere purpose of
competition be restored and that the
fxlthful as I can discharge all the are in many instance«, so constituted creating a necessity for additional door of opportunity be opened to
duties properly devolving on me as I as to quietly kill in the committee taxation, is profligacy.
business men and the tollers of
Thinking people of all classes are the
one of your standard bearers, and, | room measures designed for the re­
the land.
becoming
interested
in
the
moral
as
if elected, I promise to serve all the lief of the people.
To illustrate,
Industrial Independence Is neces­
people of the republic by the con- w.cord enagg urwe-j-jotgBucpuv w ‘h p«et < f this question. The president
sary to political independence. The
i:< ientious discharge of the duties permit me to quote labor leaders of pointed out the evils which have
grown out of the existence of ' swol­ free exercise of the rights of citizen­
of tue office.
len fortune»" the most of which have ship is Impossible when a few men
1 have no thought that the men
been amassed by the beneficiaries control the industries in which mil­
- ho made up that great convention
lions are employed. God forbid that
of
this system.
Denver nominated me as their can-
we should compel the wage-earners
Senator
lax
Follette,
in
a
speech
late because they bellev«-d that I
of the nation to address their peti­
delivered
in
the
senate
last
.March
.ve ability or meritB superior to
exhibited a list of lens than one hun­ tions to the trust magnates, and ask
at possessed by many distinguished
Already we
dred men who, he declared controlled for their daily bread.
itlenient whose names were e -n-
have seen how prone the monopolist
the
industrial
life
of
the
nation
and
•red in the vice-presidential nom-
ncld in their hands the business < f is to make emploj ment depend upon
tion.
Many y«*ars of service on
the
country.
A casual read'ng of the willingness of the employe to
part might have had some slight
the
list
shows
that
it is male up of prostitute bls ballot to the service of
tenco in determining their acton
men who have been the beneficiaries his corporate master.
I am persuaded that it was the
This question should be settled
of l“glslation or favorites in the ad­
v.xei purpose of the convention, in
now. We cannot afford to bequeath
it in 1st rat ion of the law.
chosing a son of Indiana as a candi-
The president rails a .alnst swol­ it as a legacy of woe to a succeeding
Cate to show Its appreclatlon of the
The conscience of the
len fortunes as menaces to the public generation.
great democratic party of this splen-
welfare and as promotivo if evils people is already awakened, and the
did commonwealth made up as It is
w nlch eat at the ve.y heart of s >- (onscjence If the most ixrtent force
of more than a third of a million of
of which man has knowledge. Where
eiety.
men good and true the very flower
As lemedles, he has suggested an law makes one righteous, conscience
of the great democratic army of th»-
Incom? tax and an inheritance tux, controls an hundred; where one is
republic. 1 prefer to accept this prof-
that their growth may be to some ex­ kept from wrong-doing by fear of
erred honor in the name of these
prison doors, a thousand are restrain­
tent checked.
loyal demoevrats of Indiana
for
The national con »Hit Ion of his ed by the invisible bars which con­
whom the honor was, I believe, real­
party :s silent upon th t questfjn of science rears about us t—barriers
ly Intended.
th» re reform.', whi’e fa’ possessors which are «troager than walls of
Ji was pleasing to me to be nsso-
It is upon the conscience
of most of these swollen fortunes, sl- granite.
vlated in this campaign with the dis­
that human institutions rest, and
•led
as
they
are
wi
‘
.
»
the
d
lminant
tinguished gentleman to whom the
force, of the republican party, are without a stirring of the conscience
standard of the party has been com­
giving generous support to the re­ no great reform is possible, To a
For
years
we
have
been
mitted.
national conscience already aroused
publican
national tl-ket.
1 recognize in hltn a man
friends.
7'he democratic party, while favor­ we appeal, with the pledge that a
of spotless character and high Ideals,
measures re- Democratic vlctery wilt mean the
reform
Ing
the
always actuated by patriotic motive.!
Republlcan ringing out of industrial despotism
by
the
pudlated
and earnest desire to promote the
has another and the ringing in of a new era of
convention.
ratio
nal
welfare, the honor and glory of his
It would by législation. In business which will be built upon Its
remedy
country. He hmmr your candidate
u
large
degree,
cut off the streams merits, and in which men will suc­
because his nomination was demand
of
money
which,
under tl»e prettent ceed, not in pnvport.ion to their co­
ed by the rank and Hie of the party,
rystem
are
flowing
from every home ercion. but In pnoportlan to their in­
which demand was emphasized by
in
the
land
and
emptying
Into th» dustry. their fidelity and their abil­
» popular movement In his favor,
ity.
this
country,
constituting
the
cxecu-
coffers
of
the
trusts.
which, as It proce«»ded, ««> grew In
It
has
no
war
to
wage
nn
capital.
t've
council
of
the
American
Feder
­
volume and force as to become Ir-
It has no quarrel with corporations,
:(slstlble lie entered on this cam­ ation of Labor:
“The committee on labor of the honestly capitalized, which carry on
paign unpledged to any special Inter­
ests, under no obligation to any un­ house of representatives was insti- a legitimate business, according to
It will encourage the invest­
lawful or other combination of capi­ tuted at the demand of tabor to law
tal, looking to no corporation for voice Its sentiments, to advocate Its ment of capital in the devi-lopment
of the country and protect It when
free to serve the people by carrying rights, and to protect Its Interests.
"In the paHt two congresars this invested
The contract for the construction
< ut th«1 pledges of his party's plat­
It will draw a sharp line fa»»we» <1 of the Odd Fellows buildüng on the
form
While he Is the foe to un­ commute has been so organized as
lawful monopoly, and Is j repareil to to make Ineffectual any attemtrt la­ lawful business lawfully con»!urted. corner of Matti street and. Spaulding
lay a heavy hand upon the lawless, bor has made for redress. This being and unlawful business or businesses avenue, says tbe BBownsvtlle Times,
whether rich or ixjor, without fear or th»> fact, In th»' last congress labor carried on in defiance of law and has been let ro Contractor E. J. Em­
favor, and to combat the encroach- requested the speaker to appoint on the rights of the public, protecting mons. of Springfield, who will com­
juents of gr**»'d upon honest end»*av- the committee of labor, members the one. and protecting society front mence work next week, probably <m
Monday.
The structure will cost
©r, he Is th»‘ friend of every legitI- who from their experience, Ituowl- the other.
It calls upon men and corporations over 110,00'1. The hid of Mr. Em­
conducted by individual or corpora­ edge and sympathy would render in
tion. and will sympathise with th«- this congress such service as the com­ lawfully engaged in legitimate tnis- mons was Ja.'iOO, 'hit thn± did not in­
promotion of every movement which, mittee was originally designed to iness, not to ally themselves with men clude the excavating, which was done
Not only was labor's re­ or corporations engaged In lawless by the Oddi Fellows.
makes for the welfare and prosper­ perfom.
quest Ignored, but the hostile make­ venturi'« but to take a stand with
The building is to b<* 45x95. feet,
ity of the countrq.
The republican nominee for vice- up of the committee was accentuated. the democratic party in favor of such two stories.and basement. Th* lower
informs as will purge the buaiseas story will contain two store rooms
president In his recent Bpeech of ac­
world of lawlessness, and legalized facing on dpauhtlng nwnue, the cor­
ceptance affected the belief that the
Measure after
measure -«cores
question "Shall th«' peoifa- rule?" of them favored by the people of extortion, to the end that honest cap­ ner room already being leased for a
and honest labor may go for­ term of years to thw Brownsville
implied a charge of venality against all parties in many instances advo­ ital
ward, hand In hand in the develop­ Hardware Company, the new firm
the American electorate.
He af­ cated strenuously by the president,
firmed with great emphasis, that un­ either failed of passage, or were so ment of the country, each, yielding which bought out David Sterling.
der recent republican administra­ emasculated by amendment as to ut­ to each Its just due In a spirit of The secund story will! be used exclu­
farin'««, and all striving for the tlnm sively by the Odd FeUows for lodge
tion the people have ruled without terly fall to register the popular will. when the doors of opportunity shall purpose«, making them a aery tine
let or hindrance.
It Is passing
The question "Shall the people
home.
strange that In a republic like this rule?” is one which demands the be open to all who desire and de
to enter.
there should be occasion for a dis­ serloill and earnest consideration of serve
There is « movement among the
cussion of this question
It Is a all men who are interested tn the per­ people for a
better
government. |
government of the people, and by petuation of our Institutions.
It which is growing In force day by I
the leople
They presumably g"V must be apparent to all who have fol­ day. It Is confined to no one party,
t rn through their servants, whom lowed the course of legislation dur­ but men of all parties, ail trades and
they send to represent them In con- ing the past four years that there Is occupations are coming togvth»»r and
gre »
Their will.
when
known, a power within the republican party making common cause in behalf of
.Binctlon City, Aug. 21. With on­
ought to be supreme, and should be determined that the people shall not n restoration of a government of the
given immediate effect.
rule. That power has manifested It­ people, for the people and by the ly two dissenting votes Junction City
school district voted 13.400 adrfit onal
And If the will of the people once self whenever effort has been made t-Miple
school b.»nds.
The twoney will be
known Is not given effect, then the to check the destructive work of un­
We must and wilt win this battle
lawful combinations, reduce the op- without th«' use of money or the aid used to install steam heater» ond oth-
people do not rule.
•c improvements in both tbe public
If our adversa­ and higJI sc howl
Will any Intelligent man claim prealve tariff tax. or enact any legis­ of corporate power
lation
looking
toward
the
equaliza
­
ries so desire, let them pursue that
»hat there Is or has been any sub-
The new |*000 high school build­
• lai diversity of opinion In this tion or lightening of the burden» conrs«'.
ing w'jn be finished In time for the
upon
the
people
resting
v on th«' question as to wheth
Hut there are times In the life or
That dominant power ahlch now s nation like this when money and reception of pupils at the September
e tariff duty on wood pulp used
Is modern
term.. The structure
tbe
republican
party
has
on
direct»
coercive Influences ar»' of no avafl.
she manufacture of paper sh»»ulil
throughout, and Is surrounded by a
■ e reduced or removed?
In this many «M-caaions deified the president There comes a tim«» when the quiet­ yard which will be beautified with
<ase the tariff la’ operated for the In cases where he has. on the demand ened consciences of an enlightened tree« and Howers.
benefit of the paper trust alone, al­ I of the masses, made sisxmdu- efforts peopl« Impel artfon. which neither
ft is the Intention to have a 12-
In some Instances I money nor Influence can check
lowing that combine to levy millions 'In their behalf
grade high school.
That time, tn my judgment, la here
of tribute each }«ar upon the news­ hr has persuaded this handful of
papers of the country and their nud leaders to compromise on their own t.«'t every man from this hour for­
ere. The pre»» of the country, with­ terms with the eighty millions of ward perform his duty In a manly
KlTERlNTFNBFVf
out regard to party. united in de- ¡people whom hr assumnl to repre­ and honorable way.
TO SPEAK IN LANK
sent.
but
In
most
case«
he
has
been
The people of the
l^t this be a campaign erf educa-
manding relief
absolutely
powerless
v >u
*7 »et’onded the
tl»m and argument
1e»t our appeals
republic
unanimously
Rev C. A Phipps. state secretary
The republican candidate for vice- b»' to reas«'n and patriotism of th«
demand The preaident of the United
of Sunday school work for Oregon,
president
In
his
recent
speech
of
ac-
Stages threw the Influence of hts
American people, l.et us be vigilant will spend the first week in Septem-
»rest office in favor of the deman I <»ptance. landed the IMngley bill and and unceasing In honest work for o her In Ians county In the interest » f
•
declared
that
when
enacted
It
»»■>
The
of the press, but without aval,
right*»«» cause, and a glorious vic­
He will s»>cak at Irving
'well adapted to existing conditions, tory in November will crown our ef­ the schools
dokiinant forces within the rcpublt-
September 1. Oak Hill September 2.
but
procee«led
to
add
“
That,
the
tan party had established In the
Coburg September 3. Springfield Sep-
pro«- forts.
lower house of congress • parila developments of Industrial
I temher 4. and at Thurston Saturday
¡evening.
September 5th and Sui
mentary condition, In the Interest i perl tv In a decade which In volunt«
She Like« «lood Things.
of monopoly, under which the sole and degree have surpassed our most
■ at n.
power to détermina whether a mea- i roseate expectations, have so altered
mre should be allowed to bee ■ome a i ondltlons that tn certain details of
Smith, of West
sdules they no longer In every
law or ot was lodged In the speaker RCh<!
-ay-
1 like co <»1
of that body and his committee on pari tlcular mote out justice toall
adopted Dr King's
it* r mai For thFae reasons, he declared In la­
rule», and by the flat of that one
our family laxative
Rased on
the will of he press, the people an4 vor id a readjustment,
i they are good and
naugh' the broad principles of protection
the president, was set at
\
®
On
one »Ide
Behold tbe spectai !•
I
MRS M
for producers and
a i
elgi iy millions of free I people de- labor and capital,
Pres Ijine County
consumers.
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The
hundri-ds
of
thou
­
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an
ad-
m >n Ing leglslatloa to right
Association.
sands of American workingmen who
mitU-a wrong. On
C_ th«
™ other »ide.
JOHN W. KERN'S SPEECH
OF ACCEPTANCE
KFKN NOllFitu
AI INüIANAPdLIS
THIS AFTERNOON
EMMONS OF SPRIN6FIEL0
6ETS $10.000 CONTRACT
ADDITIONAL SCHOOL
BONDS ARE VOTED
r
A
o
THE PEER OF CHILDREN’S
COMBINATION SUITS
INCLUDES TWO PAIR PANTS
ONE KNICKERBOCKER,
ONE PLAIN.
HIS stylish CombinsLtion suit, with two pairs of
knee pants, is guaranteed to stand tbe hardest
wear without ripping or teaming.
The Pants are taped and -tewed twice. The Plain
Pants ate made with Double Seat and Knees from
seam to seam
T
Riveted buttons that can’t pull off. All edges are double stitched;
cloth scientifically shrunk—and sanitarily camphorated to protect if
from moths and gennsu
Wearbetter Combination suits give the best value for the leaut
money—$5.00 for the suit with extra pants.
ALL PATTERNS—ALL- STYLES—ALL SIZE».
FOR SALE BY
STANLEYS
J
612 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon
DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR
R
A r
CMF
U/nL
V71 K A V/1
A WEEK’S TRIAL 25c
more. He has great faith in the fu­
SPRINGFIELD LOCAL NOTES
CLIPPED FROM THE NEWS ture of Springfield.
A camping party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw and little daughter,
Dr. A. K. Turner was in Spring- Mrs. McElroy and sou Earle and Wal­
field a few hours Tuesday, having re­ ter and Cecil Wilmore started at 5
cently returned from Tillamook, o'clock yesterday morning for Ha­
where he has been working on the zel Dell, where they will spend ancon­
government survey, He says he ex- pie of weeks camping on the N-orth
pects to be away for about two Fork of the Willamette. During the
months longer.
absence of Mr. Shaw, Merrit Tuer
Mrs. L. M. Beebe and sona Earl will have charge of his confectionery.!
A DELIGHTFUl
and Frank took their departure on and Ice cream business.
the early train this morning for Port­ 1
J. V. Machen shipped two cars of j
land. and this evening will leave on stock to the Portland market Wed- |
the O. R. & N. through train for Ly­ nesray, and says he finds the stock 1
ons, Neb., via Omaha, where she will yards at Springfield a great conven-
visit
her
parent«
for
several ience, inasmuch as it has always been .
parts a pleasing soitnesi
months. Mr.
Beebe accompanied necessary for him t» drive the stock J
and delicacy to tbe skin ’
them as far as Portland to see them to Eugene for shipment before the
and restrains the ravage»
safely on their journey.
building of the yardls. here.
sun, wind and time. /
Judge Bryan and wife, brother of
Mrs. Mabel Watson, sister of Mrs. j
our townsman, J. J., are visiting in R. A. Jayne, whose home is in Dee I
ta continued application eta
the city from Caldwell, Idaho. Mr. troit. Mich., is in tbe city making.:
sunburn, tan and freckle» ©id
Bryan 1« district judge, having been quite an extended visit She arrived 1
renders imperceptible annoyutg
elected to that office two years ago,, from California« last week after be- j
minor blemishes and sáltame*.
and while he resides in Caldwell his ing with her mother through sickness
It possesses a dainty, chnging odor
official duties are in Boise.
He is! and death. She will visit here till
exclusively its own and ■ in every
now enjoying a month's vacation and 1
way a perfect toilet luxury- Pnce
the doctor and hi» family take teir
will spend his tim« here with his, departure for Hooit River and will
SO cents. Ask your druggist for it
brother Joe and al Philomath »tthjthen v|sjt another
jB p,,rtlain(1
bis parents
, for a time before ruiurning East.
Kennedy & Sons business college (
and academy will start September 7,j
and from all Indications looks as.
Marriage licenses were issued last
though a bright future was before it. : evening by the cotnty clerk to the
A 13-year-old girl, Leota Young, o!
Melvin Fenwick, who came here following:
Ever«'"- J. Morton and Wfllamette Falls, swam across tbe
about a month ago for the purpose' Miss Clara B. Wilson; Andrew J. Willamette Saturday afternoon in !#
of residing for the winter, has left 1 Sheridan and Mrs. Mattie Lee. A 11- minutes. She selected a point about
vs and gone back to Harney county, cense was issued thus forenoon to V1n two miles above Oregon City, and ac­
where his presence is needed in a B. Bodson and Miss Minnie Bkrker.
companied by her father in a boat,
large merchandise store at Burns.
swam it without any difficulty The
Mr. Fenwick owns considerable prop­
Best quality rests—all sizes.
river at this point is about half a
erty her«' and has recently purchased
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
mile wide.
^JQUIOFAC;
POWDER,
I8YT CHEMICAL Cl
..What One Cent Will Buy
Clothes Pins
i doz for______
Hooks and Eyes
i doz for_____
Safety Pins
I doz for______
Wire Hair Pins
per paper_____
Aluminum Hair
Pins, each_____
Hora Hair Pins
j-in, each_____
fc
lc
lc
lc
lc
k
ai
Baby Ribbon
per yard_____
lc
Coat and Hat
Hooks.....
lc
Corset Laces
each
lc
Brass Cup Hooks
each ________
lc
Lead P«Micils-
each______
lc
Ink Erasers
each.
lc
Wire Bracket^ tor
extension rods
each____ ____ lc
Post Cards, comics,
views and senti­
mental cards
each ..
lc
Tin Tea Spoons
each__ ________ lc
toe a dozen
Brass Picture
Hooks, extra
finish, each
lc
Mustard Spoons
imported boxw
each_______
AT MURPHEY’S RACKET STORE
3 5 East 9th Street