TMK M.-GUTN WKNKLr QU AIM*. THCÍWDAY. t’M’T'tMWH M. 1WO«
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IMMONS SAYS
ggon THINGS IN
HE 010 NOT GUT
STORE FOR CITY
HIS OWN MUI SIUSIAW ~Of SPRINGFtElD
1 bombers Frters throughout ax "In
junction Judge Taft."
"If the courts have not invaded t
huu.an liberty, if th«-> have not un--
[dert.ikeu to protect corporate inter-
YOUNG BEAR ALIVE
ting he
in ti
. ft«r suffering for seven years,
J«wonian «as restored to hern th
? vdi" F- Pinkham’s Vegetable
?om'pound. Head her letter.
Mrs Sallie French, of Paueaunla,
J fer., writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
..I bad female troubles for sevec
.- — was all run-down, and so ner
I could not do anythin?. The
f wrs treated tne for different trouble
hut did nt« n<* g*>od. While in this con
.
I wrote to Mrs. Pinkham for ad-
L and took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
Uble Compound, and I am now strong
well."
facts for sick women .
For thirtv years Lydia K. Pink
ham'« Vegetable Compound, made
from roots anti herbs, has been the
itendard remedy for female ills,
and has positively' cured thousandsof
women who have l>een troubled with
dyplacements, inflammation, ulcera-
fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodie pains, backache, that l*ear-
¡ng-downfeeling, flatulency,indies-
ti..n,dizziness,ornervous prostration.
Why don’t you try it ?
Don’t hesitate to write to Mrs.
pinkltaiii if there Is anything
about vour sickness you do not
snderstand. She will treat your
letterinconfidence amf atlvise you
free. No woman ever regretted
writing li> r. anti because of her
fast experienc«' she has helped
tiiousantU. /Vldress, Lynn, Maas
niurdet
[ eia red
cut his
in his wife
from
iher and cut her throat.
tys a
man named —
Bob"
had v-uuie
come bet
■'*' <lwu
uel ween
h m and his wife and that Bob" fur
nished money to her to secure a di
vorce.
In his tale he re 'cites long weeks of
till* ged cruelty, H*- claims his wife
had threatened o kill him. claims
she had prove ti untrue, and that
many times he had encountered this
|mysterious "Bob" I in no pleasant man
ner. He claims that t'hi ti n known
I "Bob" had furnished his wife with
$10 to pay an attorney foi starting a
divorc*- proceeding, but t ils to ae
¡count for his own presen* ■ with his
wife at the attorney 's offi e. and his
i acquiescence to the start
- vorce proceedings.
In his statement Timmons told of
Ills marriage in Portland in May.
| 1907. thus dea
noi nt.
He states he hi
Portland on Eat
Eleventh and 1
I on what seemei
when he bellev
J Ing over him. <
utn had
to’d him that I
it Ion of
* uncertainty, th*
I murderer
| Indulged in ret
t, and talk-
i ed in a rambl
of boyhood
. days when he
well-known Salem bricklayer,
children together.
All these things he told Dr. M
many of them so rambling and Incc
herent
e not included In hl
n. which was deliver-
Clothing Sale of
Real Interest all the
Time
At Hansen's well-known
anu reliable store. You
will always find the best
suits for the mor.cy at our
store because we handle
the celebrated Michael,
Stern & Co.'s brand. These
clothes are hand-tailored,
and for style and quality
are unexcelled.
You will always find our
goods priced right. We
only make a reasonable
profit at any time—never
ask our customers to pay
anything more.
If you buy a suit from
us you know you are get
ting full value for the mon
ey at all times.. Come and
see for yourself.
We carry a complete
line of furnishing goods
that cannot be excelled in
the city, and our prices
will be four.d lower than
many of our competitors
can afford to sell for. V/c
own our own store and
have no rent to pay ar.d
are content with small
profits.
You are invited to co ne
and I look
aa V
at our gOOd3
whether you buy or not.
F.D.
HANSON
Ninth Street
i Timmons to i
fession. In t
room, with th
gels of death
l statement rin
licting
I the pain of hi
belief
tures up
in a few hours he would be called be-
fore the judgnient seat at the side of
| his wife to tell the story of the mur-
Ider to a higher tribunal, draniatical-
ly Timmons swore he would utter no
i falsehood in his confession Hoarsely
land in a low voice, a voice gutteral
from a windpipe lacerated by a self-
inflicted wound. Timmons told his
story and swore before the God
he believed he would face in a few
hours that what he told was true.
It is believed that Timmons will
live to face the charge against him.
FROZEN TO DEATH IN
MOUNTAINS AT WALDO LAKE
\ g
t»U Tru-t
Mr. Gompt*! - then declares that
on
-omniittM who were ap|H>int-
the Springfield Commercial
US e from w hich "It I
1
ly dlveri :ed."
Club on the extension of the city liiu
Referring to th«* Pesrre Injunction I
its met the directors of the Booth- (bill which Mr, Roosevelt a tracks. Mr.
Milan, Oct. 22.—Indiana is the battle ground in which Taft
Kelly C unipany at Eugene last even | Gompers says that It has fa ecu before
will push the campaign for the remainder of the week. His it
ti rhe Martin ing.
They report a most friendly several congresses. Without a word
und a young brown
I of criticism or comment from him," inerary calls for forty speeches, sixteen of which will be made to
animal having been meeting, and inform us that the idea I and of the intimation made by the
of takiug the mill compauv into the
day. Judge Taft had this to say of Bryan at the first stop:
ore foot.
for president that Mr Mitchell and other
wanted to take bruin home city limits has beeu abandoned
' Mr. Bryan is a bit sensitive because the Republicans ..re
assured
I
I***
01
'
leaders
did
not
advocate
the
i
tried to drop a lasso over the present. The company ...........
I Pearre and Wilson Injunction bills. prophesying, not only Republicans but Democrats, too, in a busi
his head The beast was too alert for them that in the not far distant fu I he says;
this and knocked the rope away every ture there would be some surprising
"John Mitchell, Frank
Morrison ness way, that if he is elected it will retard business, and that if
time
After working for some time changes for the city of Springfield,
and
I
are
now
on
trial
to
show
cause the Republican ticket is elected it will improve business.
He
as
they
had
only
commenced
to
make
one of them caught him by a hind
foot, then they put a rope around his improvements on their property here why we should not be sent to JAB be says that it is offering bribery to workmen.
It
is
not
offering
body and at length managed to tie The boys came home very much pleas I cause we exercised our constitutional
violated no law of bribery, it is merely stating a fact, and it is a fact that working
his feet t >gether. Their next move i-d with the results of their Interview rights, having
or nation. Will the president
ng the bear on a pole and and feel that in this corporation we state
publicly justify Justice Goulds In- men ought to know as well as busiuess men. Mr. Bryan s elec
ward home. All this time have a friend that will help make
junction and the contempt proceed- tion will be a menace to prosperity.
Springfield
th*-
best
town
in
Oregon.
they had heard noises in the brush
Ings to send Mitchell, Morrison and
Mill \|>|H*iiit New Mm-lial
near by a id were afratu the old bear
"We may not, if he is elected, expect that business will be
Th«* city council Is still undecided me to jail on the ground of contempt
would api
Is put forward by the Buck resumed with that flow and that current yf prosperity which
w
hich
It
Is
who
will
be
the
next
marshal,
his bear
On the way
Stove Company under that Injunc-
pole quite up to the mayor to appoint some
ship slid forw
The Injunction of Judge we have had in the last election years.'
afraid t hi one. but as yet there has b* n no ap- tlon'.’ is based upon Injunctions Is-
near Herringtt
Gould
This was the keynote of many speeches made by Taft durin-
plication
and
no
one
suggested
who
nt
a
piece
animal might
- -
...
Taft's
is willing to qualify. Th«- position is sued by Judge Taft and Judge
—
*
today's
tour
e hours of hard , rather ati undesirable one at best.
J but th*1 council at last realise that
living wage must be paid, therefore
BRYAN TALKS TO FARMERS
have d ided that It is best to pay a
Ravenswood, W Va., Oct. 22
Win. J. Bryan was up ongh
good salary and get a marshal who
will enforce the laws that are laid
and
early
this
morning
to
address
a
large gathering of farmers.
down by the city fathers I. The mayor
He proceeded to puncture the Republican pretensions that the
ami cavil member of the ci unt il have
men heard to say that w never ac-
farmers owed their prosperity to the Republican party.
opts the appointment mus ninke a
‘ The Republican party has nothing to do with the fertility of
[eneral clean-up regardless of friend
>|- kill, show Ing no favors to anv one,
the
soil,
sunshine or rain, for if it did there would be a trust on
>ut simply do his duty at all times
sunshine and a meter upon the sun.”
and enforce th«- ordinances
Otliei News Notes
‘ He said that not a single thing the Republican party had
Grover lamg. a practical candy
done was good for the farmers.
maker of tw-'lve years’ experience,
has rented the Kepner building and
' The farmers have been the real victim of every abuse that
will establish
a
first-class candy
has grown up under Republican misrule. They have spent their
kitchen. Mr. Long comes from Port
land. where he has been
time legislating in the interests of Wall street instead of listen
business for some time,
ing to the plea of the farmers for the security of their bank de
highly recommended as
is profession and a g
posits.”
he News Is Inform* d
sold his fin*
North Sprit
New York, Oct. 26
With election day little more than a
'. Fry. This it
nct-s in that i
week away, the leaders of all political parties today started out
and at th«- time it was bt
SAMTEL
on the final effort of what is expected to be a sensational finish
finest house in town. We
that Mr. Fry will occupy
to the national campaign. New York is the real battleground in
J list Ice
language Is quoted
first of the month.
the
opinion of the campaign managers, and here today were
Gould.
'Marshall closed a *l*-al with
Concluding. Mr. Gompers says:
v the first part of the week
gathered practically all the heavy artillery of both parties. Taft
"It Is th>- purpose of opponents of
lu* became owner of the con
H. PAGE.
fectionery
•ry store. He leased th*- build labor to villlfy the lal»or movement and Bryan, who came in from stumping tours yesterday, and
As member of 1'. ••-i.I«»t>t Roosevelt's Ing for a term of years and will take through ill*- ami President Roosevelt
spent the night in the city, were both astir early today to begin
farm commission Walter II. Page Is In poss*«sston the first of th - month.
now Joins the ctiorus upon the pretext
th*- federal a week of work which will tax their endurance to the utmost .
■i position to utilize an extensive knowl
S. W. Upton. who was until recent that I have
a citizen, I
edge of the country's condition gained ly assistant su-ierlntendent at th*- courts. As a
Bryan's schedule for today includes speeches in half a dozen
by him while editing the World's Booth-Kelly mill, ami who resigned hav* nothing to retract; but I insist
despite
great
provocation
I
have
towns
and a long formal address at a big mass meeting in Madi
that
about
a
month
ago.
has
accepted
th«
Work, the Forum and »tiler publica
*1 my views and crlt-
management of th*- Sunset Lumber always exprs
son
Square
Garden this evening.
tions.
iclsm perhaps in strong, yet Ir re
Company, located at Mabel. N- ws.
spectful language
Taft has a mid-day engagement at New' Haven, but will re
Other Notes.
There has bee.) a good run of sal-
mon the past week, and the canneries
have presented a scene of activity
during that time, Kyle a Sons put
part of their fish in the refrigerating
room and will can tnem up later. At
the Hurd cannery a crew of men
were put to work to salt down what
the Chinamen were unable to can.
The catch is falling off now ¡uni ili**
best part of the tun seems to be over,
unless another school comes in from
the ocean.
Judge Potter and Geo. H. Kelly, of
the Booth-Kelly Company, arrived
her- Tuesday from Eugene and are
spending a few days hunting on t he
lakes over south.
The Tsiltcoos Club Is having the
streets through their grounds at the
Charles Taylor
lakes cleared out.
and John Peterson are doing th«-
work.
Cougars are reported to be growing
ing more numerous on Duncan slough
and have lately been killing sheep
from the flocks of the ranchers.
The steamer rtoscoe has a cargo of
salmon on board ready for a trip to
Coos Bay as soon as the bar will |>er-
mit
Florence West.
Earl Dodd, aged 20 years, son of
W. 8. Dodd, who resides near Natron,
was found dead near Waldo Lake Sat
urday morning
He had been out
hunting and had evidently lost his
wav and frozen to death.
The news of the finding of the body-
reached Eugene Sunday evening by
telephone from Lowell. The message
came to Coroner Gordon. A messen-
st-nger was sent out from Waldo Lake
to Hazel Ix-ll. the nearest point on
the road, thence to the Stiers ranch a
road,
| few miles furtt
nt to
! w here a phone :
►re to
laiwell and it w
anted
the coroner. Pe
SHOULD ALLOW HOUNDS
body.
| from the cori>n<*r
The <• »roner gav<
TO RUN IN MOUNTAINS
directed that ti
| brought out and
Hazel Dell,
'If the law prohibiting th«- running
the
Few particular of the death of
hound in the mountains is not
tie
t
obtained
fro
w
ere
man
?r< will soon lie no more
ealed
¡1
s
er
d
*
He 1
at'
was th«- d«s-laratton of
dee r hunt n
Gold.
F.
». Croi
rr
»
year and
s home In
e cougars
<o numer-
»
i h«-
cilling all
them out
ugars and
bold nnn
turn to New York this afternoon and deliver several addresses
EUGENE NOW HAS
RENO W!0E OPEN
before midnight. He will devote the entire week to New York.
FIVE MERGENTHALEFL
In addition to Bryan and Taft several hundred speakers will
GAMBLING TOWN
The Register, of this city, has pur
chased the Morgen)haler linotype that
has been In the tfflce of the A'bnay
Herald for several years past and
will add it to Its plant. Th© machine
has been for sale for some time past,
and It was offered to The Guard as
well as the Salem Journal, but the
publishers of both papers decided to
put In new machines of late models
in adding to the equipme.it of their
plants, even if the) cost more. The
cutin point of | tibllc Interest In this
transaction is that it shows Albany
lacks th«- enterprise to support a
news|>a|>er that can afford to own
and operate typesetting machines. In
Eugene It is different. The Guard
plant is equiplM-d with two machines
of the lat«*st models, a No. 5 and a
No. I (double-deck model*. Yoran's
job office has a No 5. and the Regls-
tor wilt have two of the older models,
which h.-ve been in use a number of
yearn, making five Mergent haler ma-
chine* In thin city. Albany han none
A town Is bent judged by Itn m-wn-
pnpers.
appeal to the voters of all classes throughout the state today and
for the remainder of the week.
They will include candidates
for governor, members of the cabinet. United States senators,
members of congress and political spellbinders. Vice Presiden
tial Candidate Sherman is also scheduled for a number of ad
dresses in New York state during the week.
Of the other states the greatest activity is in Ohio and Indi
ana. Vice President Fairbanks and John W Kern, Democratic
candidate for the vice presidency, are the leading speakers in
Indiana, and in Ohio several of President Roosevelt's cabinet will
speak for Taft.
Chairman Mack has issued a statement claiming Bryan's
INSANITY WILL BE
■ election as certain, and Chairman Hitchcock is out with a posi
PLEA OF CAPT. HAINS
tive declaration of Taft's victory.
Nev., Oct. 24. H«»no will re
main a wide-open (own for Home time
to come, according to the reault of
the city election' held her«» today,
when the gambling «‘lenient w< n I»'
a m.ijorlty of .'»Gf» votes out of a io
(al of about .3100 votes cant. The
election wa« on n city ordinance to
forbid the
running
of gambling
games under license In the city of
Reno. The ordinance wa*» put to the
city vote upon petition of th»* Anti
Gambling League, who made a red
hot fight at the polls.
K hihi .
New York. Oct. 2H
Temporary
insanity will be the defens«- of Cap
tain Peter C. Hnlns, Jr., of the United
Htntea army, who killed William E.
Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club
landing last August.
Jenkins Hains, his brother, plead
■ d not guiltv to the Indictment chart
Ing him with being l>oth principal anti
GOMPERS' ADVICE
to the act of his brother,
TO ROOSEVELT accessory
while counsel tor Haines entered a
plea of not guilty on the ground of
Washington, D.
Oct. 28. Re Insanity.
plying to President Roosevelt’s letter
to Senator Knox In referente to the
application of the writ of Injunction HEARST TO SEEK
in labor disputes, Samuel Compera.
»reside nt of he American Feder a-
PLACE IN SENATE
ion of La bor. in a Htat* nii-nt I xhii •d
oday. cverelv arraigns the pregi)!«- nt
Reno, Nev.
or wh<it hi- I* rnm a "Change of po-
trota New Y*
apparent frlen
It ion if at 1
hip tn bitter inl'fensibl' an;at o- Randolph lie
hlx r* «Idonee
i«m.”
Cii
In ojienlng hl» statement «V
didate íor U
lomiM’f g derla r»n that although
i 910, using ti
ias oft in In t le past discussed wl
q'D'S
ll|
in
OK
A
I* <» h«<11 y
•re but outward sigM of the evil
«one in secret by myriads of dan-
Jnrtl terms sapping the life Mood
of the hair. Micro kills the para
site, soothes the itchiog scalp.
Ikes lustre to the hair and stops
it falling out A single application
fiv es relief and proves its worth.
Sove your hair before too lite,
''•cm prevents baldness. It is a
««lightful dressing for the bar,
free from grease amf sticky oils.
Lsk y our druggi-t for tree booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
ne ci-
Mr. Cron*
y
cessf »il
n fart.
'*ar !•»
e 11 H)»*
ou neis
h tint-
s siat>
ajoyed
using
* veari*
Bartlett, of Rural
Th*-y c ■14'anw«*
In a g«*nî le *ay
began
W1
Il 1.1,Ft Mi
Il
I
I wteinl«*«! I»y
litfiMK
< ifi/en.
d
dv
1ÎOV
TCHING SCALP
)ANDRUFFAND
FALUNCrHA)Ri5
i mi-carriage ot
CLOSING WEEK OF
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN TO
BE ONE OF HARD STRAIN
f'
or wl ked.” and thia de- j
bruta
pite t .► fact i ha* the president Well
k new a *- .ia’ m* urr« were being ad-
vocat« 1.”
.Mr Gomp«'- : s then declare« that '
Presíd nt Ro' evelt makes a ‘‘Dln-ctl
and st »eciflc a ttaok upon labor«** In *
is I« ter to S riator Knox and aays
»hat tiie cauat* of this attack is ’o be |
found in the f ¿it that the labor ele-
ni«*nt a a rotis •<1 and d^tormln- d to
delle«
Ita ow n rote which baa led
tije pr eaid«*nt to what is charaoter-
iff
lied a s ’•The womt exhibit!™
d'-niiJ oglam." and display of *lrn-j
potent rax«- ar d disappoiotmen’ and i
an a w f»il di-^ • nt from the d <nlf)
of th«* high off ice of president of the
t’nit^«i Rta:«-s
Xo one.” m iys Mr. (rompers, will
be decelved as to the purpose of Mr.
Roosevelt.M
Con tinning he statement he bitter-
y ree rats the word» and actions of
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»b«*
«
« «•. - •
a
n
«
» in
to -
wing
d*
of
tfra. W.
•I
W Eighth nt Ku
have used Itoan'i Kidney Pills with
fine results and als o have given them
tn different members of my family,
troubled with weak kidney
kidneys I Suf
fered from a lame and aching bsck
and a tired, listless f* Ing which
K
made life a burden
IHluino'i i
Pills procured at
store, soon relieved me of
noyarn es and I do not b^Kil
roommend ’hi- remed-. to
sons similarly afflicted:
For sale lyy al) deal
cents. Poster Milburn
New York, w*le agents I
States.
1/s-rnom
KERNS SPEAKING AGAIN
Indianapolis, Oct. 26
John W Kern, compelled to cancel
his speaking engagements last week on account of the illness of
his son, began a tour of Southern Indiana today. The condition
of his son is improved.
VENEZUELA PREPARES
TO RESIST ROLLAND
Caracas, Oct. 26
President Castro, in Answer to a C-cond
Netherlands note, has decUned to revoke the decree of May 14
prohibiting the trans shipment of goods for Venezuelan ports at
Curacao, which has bt - n so obnoxious to the people of the isl
and. Castro asks the Netherlands to send a confidential a^eit to
Caracas to arrange terms for an amicable settlement of the dif
ficulties between the two governments.
The chief of »lie artillery branch of the Venezuelan army has
completed preparations for the defense of LaGuira. In antici
pation of a naval demonstration by Holland before that port on
November 1 shells have been distributed and all modern guns
installed in the mountains above LaGniia.
rlgh'n Notice of the Injunction wan
nerved upon County Judice Webster
yesterday. and alm* u|n>n C.nnnilnaion*
er» Lightner and Barnes. The court
will take ten day« In which to file
nrd**r restraining th«- county an answer. -Oregonian.
from Issuing a franchise to B
tiw»y, of Eugen**. Io lay waler
W<*«hl Mortgag«- th«- «'urlìi
,*« plie*)« In the Arista d airi* t
ranted by Presiding Judg - Cau
A farmer on Rural Routs 2,
ti in the state circuit *«*.rt j
pire. Ga.. W A. «’It *yd by name, «aya:
morning. 1 hr couplaiii at
Iliirklen'n Arnica Salve cnrel the
H. Nash, who laid out ih* town two worst sores I ever i»w. one on
ishvllle. near Arista. Mr Nash my hand and ones on my leg. It is
that when h
dodk-at*-
worth more than a gold mine.
I
's to public use hs r**ssrvt I the would not be without It it I had to
to lay water ratons ther - * . as*, mortgage the farm to get it." Omy
the granting of a franchise to Kelsay 25 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's Jrtig
KELSAY ENJOINED FRUL
LAYING WATER MAINS