Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, April 21, 1900, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textargest Circulation. DAILY EUGENE GUARD. Try an Advertisement. We Reach the People. 0 Cents a Month. PL. 18. SATURDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, APRIL, 21, 1900. SATURDAY EVENING NO. 95 THAT TURKISH DEBT MOHAWK BRANCH. - I Kid Gloves. 7 Beautiful line All the new shades, Tans, Modes, Blues, Reds, Greens, Grays, Browns d Slates. Prices from 75cto $1.75 7 M arl Dewey Hesitates About Making Political Statements. IPTOfJ BROS. decided to go vmg out of Business sell my entire stock of IZjinery and Fancy Goods at and BELOW COST i in aim mette. s. 0. RANKIN eh, Clock, Jewelry and Jrella Repairing vv. Soldering of all kinds, soft or hard, gold, silver and steel. Prices reasonable. All work guaranteed. Give me a call. L. COPPERNOLL, Jeweler. mo Real Estate and Investment Office, wno us main 341. p What do you think boys of fire crackers for nothing. Absolutely free. Come in and find out all about it. L. C. SKEELS. indies Shoes A large assortment Spring and styles from voral new styles in Popular Ortheopodic 2ormen $3.50. rifiriir Triii nunim fi I r ..... - WUKINB WORKS.... WW Elthth Street steam Lauh.lry. Jr., Proprietor. n. T"1 iu orlsinal ooior to I Telephone Black 493 $1.50 ...Gilbert of the latest Summer upwards. BOERS AND BRITISH FIOHT. 8pecial to the Gu.nl. London, April 21 Generals Cl.ern.- Bide and Rumlell met the. liners near jD.wdrop. Ttie fight with artillery las.e-i mi nam, the liner guns being temporarily silenced. I MEIHUEN ATTACKED. Special to the Oua'd. London, April 21.-Geueral Me Ihuen'a forces, which were ordered lo returu lo 8wailzko.f.Eteln Bashof, were attacked by Ilia lloers while en route. The opposlug forced both sustained Borne loss. The British escaped. MOKE DEWEY FOOLISHNESS Special to the uuard. Washington, April 21. It comes from reliable sources that Admiral Dewey is not Batisfled with the sensa tion bis advent Into the presidential race created. ine samlral Is hesitating about issuing a statement embodying his views on the political qu silnns that interest the people. THE PHILIPPINE PLAOUIC Special to the iiuakd. Manila, Aurll 21. fourteen death irom llie iiliiiriie occurreii in Unburn market during the pant week. I lie total deaths to date from the plague is 110. Of these 08 were natives. The spread of the disease has bsen suppressed elsewhere. THE SULTAN MUST PAY, Special to the uuam. Washinoton, April 21. The report Is current in seiui-ollieiul oirotes that unless the sultan acts at once as to the payment of claims of Amerlcau missionaries the Turkish minister will be given his passports. THE SULTAN NOT WORRIED Sjieclal to tho Quard. Constantinople, April 21. The United States minister had a long conference with the sultan today. The sultan disclaims any knowledge ot the existence of strained relations between Turkey and the United Slates. Iron for the McKenzie Already Received. Bridge Court House Items P BOB 4TB COUBT. Eilateof Mary F Baker, decea-ed; June 4, 190, set for final hearing. MAKRIAOK LICENSE. County Clerk Lee today issusd a marriage license to L W Wilcox and Ada V Holt. II la Hilt's mither gives her wrltteu consent to the union, MINING 1X1CATION3. Hun claim, B ue Klvr, by V mrl..y Holcombaud Henry C'olconih. Monument claim, Blue Rlvor, by A L Woodrufi and T D Condon, locators. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Clara S and L ither Barnes, lot 3 blook2, Chester's addition; $325. Jul Paroni and w tf-j lo H M 1'aronl, 78 acres lu tp 19 s r 1 w, 1500. Theresa Bolin to Marian D Bolln, 59.11 acres In tp 19 s r 2 w; $145. John V Stone and wife to Joseph H Stone, land in tp 19 r 2 w; $1000. Morion L It we and wife to Eugene Loan St Savings Bank, 60x10? feet in Eugene; $800. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE SO EH3ALHERS and fUMFRAL DIRECTORS The Hoffman W O ZEIOLfR. PBOPRiITO. SUNDAY DINNERS 60c IUOENE. OREGON.' Chance for Bargains. Mrs Drew Unlll'i oil rs l.i-r house, hold and kitchen furnishings for sale at bargain rales. Call and inspect the same at once at residence in itoney eotlsg , Jefferson street, between Sixth and Seventh. Mrs. (Irillln will leave next week lo join her husband at Sumpier, and she pr.fus wiling low to shipi h'f.'. Of Interest to tiic Ladies. Tue Ci'y "f Paris Dry G "ids Co, of Sun i- mncisco, will have on display at ihe Hoffman House, Monday and Icr a fen days f illowing, an elegaul line jmllllntry, tailor suits, jackets, dress J goods of every description, silk and I cotton wals'. ready made skirts aii'l iiriauy nov-ltie of the latest styles, j Mrs Boawlirk representing the house Invites the Isdle. to ca I and Inspect j Ihe gro Is. I Beiitan Hakk. -Pmf. K. L. Wash- ' borne received a pvr "f Belgian hare from Ioa Angeles, ( ul The raising of bare is all lbs go I" Southern Call- i foru i. t SIXTY JAPS COMING. special lo ih Guard. bPKiMiKiKi.n, Or., April 21. The first installment o the steel bridge for the MeKeuzle river arrived at Spring field yesterday, consisting of three car loads. The balance of the bridge will follow rapidly. The piers are nearly completed and in 10 days actlye work will begin on putting the bridge together. The bridge has been removed from the Central Paolflo railroad, being shipped from Corrlneya eta' ion, 20 miles west of Ogden, Utah Archie Masou, i he contractor, received another carload of bones todny. It Is reported that he expeots to receive 60 Japanese, lo arrive by this evening's train, lobe turned loose on construction work. Uncle Currin, of Cottage Grove. Cottage Grove, Or, April 20. "Uncle Billy" Currin, theoldest settler of this end of the valley, died at his home near here this evening. He came to this plHcu in 1849, a'ld has resided here ever since. '-Uncle Billy1 has been an honored citizen, and his word was always an good as his note. Ho had no politicul utpirations, though always allied with the democratic party. He was born in Virginia in 1819, ami was unmarried. He leaves a large farm and other valuable property to relatives. New Postmaster at Trent. : Washington, April 20. John A Briggs was today apKlnted postmaster at Trent, Oregon, vice Maud Harper resigned. RED CROSS WORK. Appreciative Letter of the Cali fornia Secretary. The following correspondence is self- explanatory: California Rkd Cross) Association, 809 Exam- iner Building. j San Francisco, April 17. Miss Thekrsb Friendly My Dear Madam: Enclosed find receipt for the $20 check for wbiob, and your most kind letter, Mrs Harrington, president, desires me to acknowledge gratefully. I cannot tell you in words of the deep Impression the steady, hearty response lo our appeal to Oregon has made upon in, but feel you must partially, at least, understand our appreciation. As I wroto Mrs. Jones, the president of the Oregon Emergency Corps and R.C. A.: 'We never doubted Oregon; It was nly the slow-moving Eastern States." They cannot seem lo realize we are doing this-for them, not for our own coast. Thank you also for Ihe garments you are sending, and will send. We find these articles most needed and always nfthHinost lasting service. We sha. I thaiikmlly accept and wisely use all you may send us. I earnestly hope your society will prosper in every way, and that much good will result from this "bread cast upon waters." Trusting such may be the case, and with hearty expressions of apprecia tion from Mrs. Harrington, I remain Yours very cordially, Katharine II. Elliott, By order Assistant Secretary. Mrs. W. H. Hahhivuton, Pres. Burglary. Junction Times: The gun store of A. L. Coon wis burglarized the s cni d lime Sunday night. A window in the rear door was broken and the lock was opened from the Inside. Two revolvers, a couple of fish reels and numerous other things were taken. Mr. Coon hud a gun set fir the rear do.r for sonic time pal but thai niglil the thief, who was no doubt familiar with the premise, met with no aimed re-istance. Difficult Joii. I he south snioke utix'k of the cold storage plan, which extends 50 feel Into the air, was loosened from Ihe toiler today. The I lower jolnl wa cut off, as It a i badly worn, and the slsck iuweied Into position. A block was attached to the s'acfc and it was raised straight into space, cut off, and replaced with out any trouble. Visiting Ofkickrs D C Herrln, U M, and Newton lilark, O II, of A O U W, will visit Kugene lodge No 15, A O U W, next Friday, April 27. CYCLONE DAVIS Gifted Orator Preaches Reform of SoYernment. POWERrui, SINCERE AND EFFECTIVE The opening of Ihe oamoalgn for Ihe Citizens ticket In Ijiue oounly began today with Ihe speech of J H (Cyclone) Davis, the brilliant eplgrammatlual orator of the Loue Star state. The olrcuit court room of the court house was used, and before the hour orspeaklug It was taxed to Its utmost capaolty, quite a large uumlier of ladles being present. At 1:80 o'clock Mr Davis was Introduced by Judge J J Walton aud proceeded at onoe to the discussion of the leading political quoftlous. j.y me ngut oi the past can we see to advance into Ihe future," said Mr Davis. "Government such as ours Is organized to give and perpetuate to Its people certain Inalienable rights, we, noerty anu the pursuit of happi ness, and the movement of govern mental functions should tend toward that objeot." iue imperialistic policy Is to grade government to the existing conditions oi men as they are ground down, and compel a suumlsslon to the same. The true Jeflersonlan democratic policy is to defend, proleot and build up the people by a strict adherence to the principles of the government founded by our forefathers as a place where life, liberty aud the pursuit of happi ness is our birthright. The question of trust or monopoly ownership of lauds was handled strong ly oy Ihe speaker. A monopoly of laiiu never was contemplated as a Di vine right, and whether It be a duke, lord, earl, sydlcate, mouopoly or trust, to concentrate the ownership oi laud In the bauds of a few is against tho masses and for tho olnsscs. To place the enormous powor of wealth lu the hands of a few people, creates a power In this ropubllo more potent than that exeited by many kings and potentates. "Nine syndicates In these United States can purchase nine states in the Union, Including Alabama, tomorrow and pay the cash for them." The military, lu case ot war. or the federal government has alone the right to build, equip and ereot highways, yet this Is disregarded. The ownership now vested in private bands Is direotly opposed to the constitutional Intention. In commerce It Is the lame. Mon ey la the power. Money buys the machinery in the manufactories, and mouey owns and controls the men who run the machines whose effort fills the ooflers of the few. - Franklin said, "I am constrained to believe that those who have the power to oontrol money, will have the power to oontrol the destiny of the people." This statement was made at the time Plckney moved to vest In the president and bis cabinet the power to regulate money. The amendment as proposed by Dr. Franklin was, that Congress (the people, not the few) shall have the power to coin money, regulate the value thereof and of foreign coins. He who has the power to pull tbe pursestrlngs of the people bos tbe power to pull the heartstrings of the people. If thirteen small states could "go It alone," establish a government, build and fooler it, and regulate Its money acceptably In the commercial world, It is the shame of degeneraoy now lo lay that the United shall ask of, Europe permission to coin or) not ooln money, So rapid bos been our growth and vast our advancement that we should beaole to dlotate our financial and commercial policy by the rights of the constitution which we are supposed to consider, "I am a plain American oitlzen," "lid Mr Davis, "who believes that the Declaration of Independence is Just as applicable now as when written, and that the Constitution should lie as sacredly regarded now as ever before." The per capita of circulation in the United States (honest money aa well as dishonest) will not nay the Interest on our Indebtedness. The total of all our commodities will not pay our indebt edness. It only serves to Adjust our Interest and allow the creditor nations to dictate our prices and still keen us subservient. The value regulations place on us, they together with restric tions on coining silver metal equal with gold, keep us still tho debtor nation. Flat money Is coined. It is true, but it Is not for the people It Is for the banks. This method will never secure for the people life, liberty and bapploess, which our constitution assures Its citizens. But it Is tbe law, and the banks secure the Issue of the govern ment money-grinding machines, while the people are compelled to barter their commodities for II. Mr. Davis bandied every question be presented moat ably and forolbly Throughout the entire speech Mr. Davis was greeted with applau -prolonged and sincere, aa his telllnv points were scored rapidly and sc-u lately. He speaks at t'ottaife Or r tonight. w ..Your Opportunity... Shirts, Hats, Clothing;, E PLACED our nrilir fie nU.,n i: i,.. i j i i , ui iiiius uuiore we had decided to mako tho change in our store Ihe manufacturers won Id mands, but told us we would hn.v. in toL-a n1Q .,,i., sequontly we have a beautiful lino of tho very latest Shirts and Hats that must bo closod out this season. Our Spring Line of Clothing is tho celebrated Charles 1. Kellogg make Ihe only manufacturers in tho world that guarantee all their clotlii no-. Ti,;a . saenhco as we must havo thojroom for other goods. Come ... w.ueo uuus. ii win pay you. Tike a look Into our Cloth I no Windnw inH .... u.m ... " Idea ol what you will II ou como la. J, V, Kaiffm NEW LINE OF OAK EXTENSION TABLES AND CHINA CLOSETS AT DAY & HENDERSON. Scientists Say Tobacco is fattening. Wo don't recom mend it on tho tablo, but for a good smoke tho BANQUET CIGAR which is made of the finest tobacco can't bo boat. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Sorub Brushes, Shoa Brush. , Clothes Brushes, Any kind of Brushes. ATIHALF.PRICE, ltsroains in glassware lo mako room for oar now stook. Htrike while the. iron is hot. We have mads a deep out iu everything In lbs groi-ery lino. If you don't bohovo it oorao and Has. Wo will Bell you a now galvanized fauoot 5 gallon cun full of oil for II 60 or the run without lbs oil for 00 oonts. Ityou'study oooooDjy you may learn a lesson of us. A SPANKING TEAM of hich Htonnino rondHtnrH wiiil.1 nrnh ably look like ordinary horai'R if not drown'r! n a manner to milt their style. Don't ex peat your horsos to look proud and llory if they are anhaiiied of tlioir dn-Hd. Fit thntu out In one of our atunning hn$y h-mittm and they wil repay you in pride ud action PRESTON & HALES. Manufiiaturara of Harnett and Saddlaa Daalaraln Palnta, Ollaand Wall Paper. Japanese Pineapple A rogular 35 cent rotailer We are going to soli 50 dozon at Every Can Ouaranteed.. 25 c GEO. T. HALL & SON UCE CURTAIL SEEIWINDOW DISPLAY. The New lluffled. The New lirussell Net. The Now Irish Toint, NEW LACES. A Hovers. Aplacii. Now Spring Lino of llanan &, Sons Shoes. F. E. DUNN.