Eugene daily guard., April 03, 1908, Image 4

THE ElOKXE MILT G?AHD, FIIIIMV, APRIL 3, 11)08
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SOCIALISTS MEET
AND NOMINATE
COUNTY
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KI'CiKXK TODAV AM) CAXI).
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In this age of competition there is
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uttie cnance ror ene young
who faces the
knowledge
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wond
skill
person0
without the
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ADOITKI) II. M. MAXVILMC
( IIOSKX ( MAIitMAX AXI) K. C.
COI.K SKI IIKTAKV OF THK COX.
VKXTIOX l.i:;i:ly ATTIJXI).
h"lng no profit !n their produnlo:
' Industry must cease and tl worker?
lie dlm-hawd. Kr tain their needs
j he us Krai as ever and illenes
, irt'-ansi suffcrlni; and nils -ry. p'Mvah?
' Hlnrvatlmi. Prnfi' i the firs:, last
and only conHhlerarion, and the
worker mu;t lake their chances until
such tlies aa tit v are 'run in' or
! Ftarve until conditions so phape
'themselves that profUs are poi-udble.
Now, therefore, be It
"Unsolved, That we believe in equal
opportunities for all, special privl
leKs for none. In other words, a
minors deal not In protestation sinv
lily, but in aetual practice.
"Kerolved, That we bel'eve
rreator of wealth Is infinitely above!
the w?alth he has crrated, end should
h? considered first an! independent-;
ly. We believe the time has come,
when this unjust and Inadequate sys-'.
tern should be exchanged for one that:
w ill actually nlve q.iai opportuni- '
CHAMPIONSHIP
WRESTLING BOUT
DRAWS 018 CROWD
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ii "a lo ui mill p ie.-;w iniie;-n iw r.una
none; wh:eh will do exact justice;'" havlns an ew-n chance,
which will provide work for all at
i till times, and Instead of 1-5 give the
! workers the full product of their toil,
! Chlvaso. April 3. The greatest
! crowd that was ever attracted by any
i similar event in Chicago is expected
ito enthor tonlnht to witness the
,k wredtliuK match for the champion-
snin ni uie wui.u t.Ti.m ....
HickensrhmHt. "the Russian lion,
and Frank finch, of Iowa, cnani-
nion of America, In a catch-as-cat
can bout, bfst two falls ii
and the onlv hold barred
deadly strangle.
Cotch is reearded by the betters
and uotn
men are In fine condition. The total
purse Is about $1 3,000, divided $S,
000 to the winner and $5000 to the
three,
is the
that
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through special training
Investigate our methods. Informa-
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MRS. M. RANSOM,
Principal
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tituis ni'A'le
I'ollowitiK
Paint - Paiiitjl: Imported
WjnII Paper :"j : Walnuts and
We arc now
located in
our new store
Ludford & Haskell
Practical P.Untcrj aniDtcoratori
cor. W. 3th and Charneiton
Phone, Red 54 M
: Filberts
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Wilson & Nichols !
iocated opposite Spieed hotel, up
stairs, are In co-opiM-mlun with ovor i
1000 Html Estnto firniB. Glvo them 0
a trial. They tlo Btrlctly honost bus-1
Tlioy list property In all parts
Wo lire Just In receipt of a
shipment of trees illrect from
Louis I.croy, a prominent nor.
seryiiiiiu noil walnut (jrinver in
I'l'iince, tilm In In n position to
ruriilhli tlie best tlio worM tif.
rorils. Varieties: I'iuii(iictte
nml Mayi'lte. These were
(frown on NH-clnl con tract for
us. Wo will Rimrnutco tliesu
( Ken ii I lie Imported at.ick
mill true to iimiii;. Arc uoiiiu
fimt. Wrllo tiHlny for prices. ?
Iness,
of the stute,
THE CHAS. BENEDICT
NURSERY CO.
l.jilcrfl In (iciutuI Numory
Hlork.
( urltdn, Orojtmi.
The SocfalfHts of Lane county met
convention in Frank's hall this
forenoon (it 10 o'clock. After the
appointment of corn mittens an n:l
Journni(!nt wan taken until l o'cluck
thh nfternnon, wlx-n rK'Q'i'Ions ir.O
a phitform were adapted mid noinlna-
for c(uny offlcrH.
ire thp r:inirnlttees np-
poln!ocl at the. mor'ilM meeting:
Order of husincsi Iltirgholzpr,
Fo'.veii and Niebswmler.
I'latform .Merrill, IhiHton and K
HeHolutlons Whiteaker, Ford and
VeHtro)e.
II. M. Manvltlo, who called the
rnertliiK in ord r, w:ia chosen chair
man and K. C. Colo Hecretary.
I'liitforin Afl(t4l.
The committee on platform report
ed the following, which was uuanl
moiiHly udoptcd:
"We, your committee, beg to re
P'irt th followlnK as the jilatform of
the SrulalUt party of Lane county,
Oreijrn: o
Ve lnnrne International Bor-lnl-It'tn
and pledge our support to tho na
tional and stnte principles as ex
pounded hi the national and state
platforms.
"We h"lleve In evolution, and that
tho preHent nytem has outlived Un
UHi'fnlnesrt. and ench ynr works
greater and greater hardships and iu-
Justire to the mangos.
"We believe It la folly tivhnnp for
relief un lnr n Hy.trin that haf Inflict
ed tu lUn of w'lleh wo comphiln.
"We believe tliat'the Interests of
t'm whole peonli--; wl! be-nme pnrii
mount onlv when w shall' 03nblNh ;
p vtonit hilt will eliminate profit,
thereby removing the one great In
centive to most of the evil-doing ttmt
at prei""t ocvnra our country and
th'- world.
"We believe thnt tho program of
E-oclullst pnrty Ih the onlv solu
tion to ty" problems now oonfrtflitlng
tl worHr.g class, who produce the
we'ilth of the world."
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The conimlttee on resolntlnns rn
pted aa follows: tho report being
nd eted:
"We, your committer on resolu-t'-'is,
would respectfully submit the
fo"ovlng:
"We, tho SaclallstH of I-nne county,
In convention assembled, realising
tho injustice of our present insane
s'-'tem of Industry, which every few
ycnr brings about a condition that
tlrowa out of employment hundreds
of thousands of workers, entailing
untold misery nnd crentlni? a stato of
practical anarchy. Why? Hecause
these pnuio workers, having produced
so much of tho useful and necessary
fHnga that thev need and suffer for
th want of. Thnt the owners of the
tnnli of production enn find no mar-!
ket for their Hale, tht-reforo, thoro
Chicago, April 2.
the repres"nia!ve'4
b(TUks doing burlnes
yesterday. re?olu!
theretiv nnnt.lln- ff eninv all the lOer.
things of life with I' i.ure to cultivate ; ,
their minds, morals end manners,
and to educate- their children. 1
"Resolved, That as the present
ev'l3 hava grown un under the admin
istration of the rid parties, we have
no reason to hopn loi relief until new
Ideals shape our policy; and be it
further
"JtefKilved, That tUe Socialist party
offers the only sanr- program f;jr our
! relief and eiiiHneinnMnn.
r'j The Tirkel.
j Following is the ticket nominated
thl i afternoon:
I' or representatives V. B. Math
ews, fioshen; A. K. Whiteaker, Wal
ton: P. L. Miller, Kimene.
For sheriff Jos. Muhr. Blantr:n.
For clerk K. C. fole, Kugene.
For Judge X. X. Mathews, Co-
bur;;.
' For treasurer II. M
gon v 0
For assessor L. Kempf, Cottage
Grove.
For school superintendent MrsV
Jeislo Myer, Kugene.
For commissioner Guard Huston,
Mound.
For surveyor . T. Cornelius,
(ionlien.
Fo- 'nroner L. C Moffett, Junc
tion. City.
COMiKMX
A!JHI( II S PKT IWLL
-At a meeting of
of the Xational
s in this city held
ns were unant-
PAVE NINTH STREET
- TO THE RAILROAD
nniis'v adopter! pxnresinx the views
of the hankers rei-nrdins the AMrlch
currency hill. Til:iy thfy were shin
er! hy every member of the Chlenuo
Clearini; House Association arO Riven
out. The resolutions are in substance
ar. follows:
"TltHt the transfer of nearly $200.
000,000 from the liquid resources O
the hanks where It is available for
loans to an Idle fund, on which the
hanks are forbidden too'tirroarh un
der any circumstances, will seriousP
Impair the working capital of the
Manville, Ett-i country.
IIHIU'UICM i rue -ii'-ui;;u.
"That the true method for dealini?
with a crisis is hy providing means
foT readily increasing the supply of
currency when It is needed rather
than hy locking up continuously and
permanently unu unnecessarily pro
portion of the country's banking cap
ital. "That the substitution of bonds in
the vaults of country banks for bal-a'l'-es
in the rrve and central re
serve cities will not promote safety."
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pr'-per'y
t her. v
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Ninth st re
ea.ut end of th .-
paving th? stree
railroad track.
wirn on Past
xf ; ! ei'.rl a" i tile
i':rr' 't rr 1 tnluini; cf
ee:ir through to the
A petition will s:ion
he ciriMilatetl, and It Is said those
back of the movement think they can
secure the signatures of every prop
erty owner with the ex'eption of two
who each have a block abutting on
the street and it would cost them a
good deal to pavo.
AVlrti's 1'iulrr Your Hut?
A popular lecture by J. Whitcombe
Prouirher. I). !)., at the Baptist
church Monday night, April tith.
reserved seats, without extra cost,
ore now on sal- tit Schwartzschlld'o
DO YOU GST U? ;
"WITH A LAMB BACK? j
KiJney Trouble Makes Vou Miserable, i
Almost evcrylKxly who reads the news- j
r.a;crs is bure to kuow of tlie woncieriul '
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Kilmc-r's hwamp- ;
Kwt, the great kid-
lteyt liver and blad- 1
der remedy.
It ii the great med
ical triumph of the !
nineteenth century ; 1
nil discoveredaftervears
In erif J-rTvH of scientific research '
II h.v Dr- Kilmer, the
" etuiueut kidney and
bladder specialist, and wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Hri"'ht's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidnev trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended tor everything but if you have
kidnev, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found" just the remedy you need. It has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and ill private practice, and lias
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all leaders of this paper, wiio have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent tree by mail, also a book tell
ill" more abiQ Swamp-Root, and how to
fi lid out i f vou have k id ney or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
generous olicr in tins paper aim semi your
address to Dr. Kilmer
X- o.. I'.ineli iinton. rrR.t'-zf
N. V. The regular gjgMSjjh
fiflv-ceut and line- adi
dollar wie bottles are Homo of Swunp-Boot.
sold bv all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake,
Swamp-Knot. I 'r. Kin ier s nwanip-
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KITCHEN & K0M?p
ARMITACE A rtptu,.
Oak and7lhlEufent,(v
Organized I683
National Bank!
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but remember the name, i .jj...
Ilr. Kil' ier'sSwainp-koot, Addltlonal "ability of
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and the address!
every bottle.
liiughamtou, N, Y., on
IF YOU NEED
Groceries
WE HAVE THEM3
A full line of Groceries,
Flour and FScd, Tin and
Granitcware. Headquar
ters for White River Flour.
Candies, N'uts
and Oranges
J. W. WHIT
The Grocer
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Phone Red 461 1
scocKooirjers un,iei,
uu.uai uuuiiiag laws, in j
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pinder Same Managenmu 55 lJ
x. u. neuaricKS Prwjl
: s- u- ak'n Vice PraiJ
r. a. anoagrass
j Luke L. Goodrich.. AsslrUut Ciib1
, Darwin Bristow. . .Assistant Cajji
2 A New Set
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Chairs
TIiIh is tho season of listlessiiess.
headaches and spring disnrd;rs. Hoi.
Hater's Kocky Mountain Tea is a itr
preventative. Makes you strong and
vigorous. 35c Tea or Tablets.
XEW ToDAV
For Snaps
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REAL ESTATE
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McFALL & HEITZMAN
J Door North Hoffman House
SITUATION WANTED By
M. B., care Guard.
woman
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quire of M. Schneider In the Schnei
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W. BARRINGER
Expert housemover
PASTURE FOR RENT Will pasture
raulo by the month nt my place,
three miles south of Eugene, on
reasonable terms. Apply to or
nddress H. A. Suudathe, R. V. D.
No. 1. in 3
Moves anything. Twenty-iiv
years experience. Residence, East
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 4511. Eugene. Oregon
CASOLINE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPiNG machinery
Fairbanks-Morse Gnsollno Ihiglnes
for lOimping, spruyiiig, sawing, grind
ing. .Outfits complete.
Fairbanks SculesOfor weighing.
I iilrlianks-Morscollynamos and Mo
tors for power and light.
Fnirbiinks-Morse Windmills and
Toners.
Fiiirlmnks-Morsc Grinders, Feed
, Choppers, Well Pumps.
1 0A1I first quality goods nt lowest
I prices always in stock. Liberal terms,
j Prompt reply to inquiries tOid quick
shipments. Write for cataloguo and
( prices. t
o BERGER. &. BEAN HDW r.ci
Agents, Eugene, O,
FAIRBANKS, MORSE 6B. CO.
Portland, Oregon
J? Why do you have OLD
W HHAliUl LHA1KS In ton
J home, when you can make Htm
GOOD AS NEW (or only Svc
g A can of Chinamel wot'
woiulers in y.nir home.
9 . Soe that tlie Chinaman is
every can.
m See our west show winrlnt.
Q ASK TO SF.K (H it XKW W.1U
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4 16-IS West Seventh St.
I OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint C
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V. 1.
Warren
The Red Star
Kcni Kslnte, Insuranrf. I""
iiienls. Loans
Property LhOd and Sold it
Owner's price :
Room 4, McClung block, Cornet M
and Willamette its.
Phones Office, lllnck 2H;
donee, Black 4102.
Hl-p,SrtllE,Egi$ TlJE GCAHO
Kit gene.
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The erection of the I. O. O. F. Block will necessitate the tearing down 6f a portion of our building and a consequent damage toaB of our
stock. To save? ourselves as much loss as possible 1 we have decided to close out some lines of ouP goods at prices never before made
on these goods in Eugene. 00
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PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, GLASSWARE, CHINAWARE,
Q 111NWAKL, LiKAJNl 1 LvVAKh, WlhOiWAKh, MENS and BOY'S?
HATS and CAPS, SUIT CASES, TABLE OIL-CLOTH, UMBREL
LAS, WINTER UNDERWEAR, TO YS,q NOTIONS, SHOES, and
MANY OTHER LINES.
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We are not talking through our hat but guarantee our prices. A visit to our Store will
every article you buy. We invite you to get prices before purchisin elsewhere:
These Goods Must Bj Closed out by May 1st or Packed up and
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