Eugene daily guard., April 09, 1908, Image 1

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IMSIDENT URGES
PREPARING TO
mined suicide ly shooti!!;1; him
OVER HUNDRED
VBS&M lift
thr.iugh lie head at his home he
111 health was lh.(e)u!.e (il the net
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5: ..ui.D Auril (SI Id one of
irititt't0 cuogreaa. Pnt-sideut
tdd Uled uenitoii to
il for. further legislation !
i!ifuii.ject of j:rc6. Willi the
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JV.W.. lAirnl lihflSfR of the nilPR'
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Aturner-Uoneral Bonaparte. :
fjile Senate and House of Repre-'
ietewith subttiit a letter from
rtj lepartment of justice which ex-i
z,. i,oef ruder this ouinloii I
y inn existing statutes give the!
Cddem the power to prohibit tho
! . insirumeiit in the commission
tf crjne that is. (o prohibit the uao
.1 ,ka till) il for the advocacy of mur-
ia, trwm and treason ; and I shall
aetVioB such construction. lTnquos
tioulily, however, there should he
ftirther loglslatton by congress In this
matter. When compared w h the
suppression of anarchy, evciv other
question sinks Into Insignificance.1,
Ihe anarchist is the enemv of human,
itjr.the enemy of all mankind. anJ'
his is a deeper degree of criminality
than any other. No immigrant is al
lfiwed to come to our shor.-s if he is
ai anaieliist; and no paper publish
ed here or alirnud should he permit
ted circulation in this country If it
propogates anarchistic opinions.
(Signed i
"TKEonnnw nunauuiM t
'"The White House, April V, r.ins.:'
Besides his direction to the post-
master-general to exclude from the
mails such pithtieailons as "I.a Ques
tion Sociale," President Roosevelt in
his letter to Attorn y-iii neral Bona
parte asking for an opinion ou the
legal phase of the subject, says he
(Continued on t age Four.)
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vashington, April 9. The house
resolution Introduced hv Sneaker
(Mition, requesti(ig)lnf(riUation as to
l)'.it steps had luien tnkVii (ty pros
ecute the paper (trust, "reached the
attorney general today and wis refer,
red by him to I'tii'dy, lujjisvant to the
attorney-general. . It (s, understood
the reply will slulwithnt Mo dtiiart
nient pf Justice has ntroaily lukei!
steps to bring the paper trust officials
to trial ou criminal charges; thai
probably for that reason it will not
be possible to supply congress with
mui.h detailed Information, which
might jeopardize the success of the
prosecution.
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igatwjasX'lty, April 9. Less
hope prevails today that fin,
gr fVtneQd wlll be reached m
the joiQt cOP"entiOi of liners
and no 'fSlKpsj The) miners
xeelO Oataeipibed not to agree
to DnytOCasy 0"t 'a -""e year
si!e. WA1 ae operu(oi s are
holding oU! li t J three years'
aerecttHfllt.
JURY SELECTION
PROGRESSES SLOWLY
ILL HEALTH CAUSED
CIER TO SUICIDE
Chicago, April 9. T-nronz I). Kiwt
lnnd. rf years ultl. formerly a pruiiii
nent broker an J iinMnb..T of tht bian!
ni trade nml C'hir,aj;o Stock Ex
change, and who retired from active
business eighteen months ai;.), com-
San Franciaeo, April 9. Only 0110
juror was selected in tlie Uunf trial
today. J. Keeunn, a naiurallzxl ller
niau. pnnriotir of a saio; n and ros
taariii:. San Francisco. April 9. Two ju
rors wfre ftclot'tet) today for th trial
of Tin y L. Ford. rhaiK d with the
bribery of Supervisor lanicly li. C'ote
man in connection with the trolley
frmuhlso!'. v
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on Spring Styles
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Showing Today
a great selection of
the choicest
La Vogie and Wooltex1
styles in suits
The Standard of Style The Perfection of Quality
The Certainty of Fit
'. This tore was never prouder of its style display
" than it is today. Its friends an customers (happily .
the same) were never surer of complete satisfaction
in their spring purchasing. The careful choice of
many offerings of many makers resulted in a large
purchase of the famous La Vogue and Wooltex
garments whose style and quality are recognized
wherever fashionable women "talk it over.
These Are Compelling Prices
You should make your
selections early Easter
less than two weeks away
Back of you put chase
stands the unfailing
guarantee of
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0:fci;ing yuu an opportunity to(tD q
mc(tJnodish!y costumed at a very
reasonable cost. This the home (J
of La Vogue and Wooltex (Sujs
fiamptoi Bfbsi, 6
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CO ceo ?tl Willampffe SL.
WH.OX CASH BEATS CRIDIT
GOVERNOR HUGHES MAKES
MANY RECOMMENDATIONS
Albany, April a. Governor
Hugheg Bent n Hpecltil mngtniK) to tho
legislature toduy, cnlliiiK attention
to the raeetrai-K and Wall 8tret con
diiioiiH. He reeoimntMiiU him! t-euotvs
hU rticoinniendntion of the enaetment
of needed lenislniion, and will proli
alily rail an extra session fir Mny 11
to ronslder (hea.1 inaitera.
Tho mo.HHnKH also reronintends leK
llnuon to reform bunking niethods,
for direct primary nomination elec
tions, placing of tclepliono and telo
Krupn rnntpnni(H und'r tlto Jnrlsdlc
tlnti of tho pulilir strvlcn comnitsdlon,
Ihe imHsiiKu of bills to facilitate the
construction of subways In New York
city, the InventlnHllon by a commis
sion of Wall street speculation, Immi
gration matters, the question or the
unemployed, and the relation of In
ferior courts to certain criminal pro
coedtire. '
Utilities Hills llenten.
Albany, N. Y.. April 8: Tho vole
of Senator Owen f'asaldy, of Schuy
ler, Hepttbilran. Rte toilny raused a
tie voto of 25 to 2'i and defeated for
tho time, at U'usi. tho two Aitnuw
llurt bills i inlioil vlni? the reeoiumen
da:tn of the Kov.'rnor thnt ill.' IckhI
pr ivbilon bo nnollBhed which-, since
1 llinn, liau protected public Rumbling
nt r.uetrnrks, wlier. its It Is a folony
t'lscwhero In th( slate.
Lieut-mini Uoveinor Chandlor. In
the setiiite, by ritHtlni; bis voin to
break tho tie upon u parliamentary
motion, which but for htm would
havo resulted In kltlltiK tho hills for
the reHt of the session, savel them for
another vote, at tho discretion of
the Introducer, AKncw. at any tlmo
when tho order of business pormitH
him to will up tho matter.
A meeting of tho Kurt. Ejiroiio. lm-
piMVcment Club was be d a' 'he its-
idenre of F. K. Dual i,g night. The--most
Unpor'ant matter t i b" "jroiiEht,
infoto the tiuB uwnB t.tat of i)rn
(eno palms to bo p'atitetl ill tho curb
Imr al nc iho atrcot. ? or ronslder-
able discussion It was agreed to order
1 1 hem fmm California, a:d th y will
I arrive in n few days A t andr :l and
Omni or them wer orde:d in tho
fir.-t I. t. II was decided to hire one
iierv.in to elnnt them n l. fo that they
: would bo sot uniformly. Most of tho
cement, curiilnns havo !eea pttt In on
tho street and lut as so n ns tho
pavement id completed the work of
ltivnl:K tho space betwe n the edKo
of tho curbing and the sidewalk can
begin. II v cotmnenccini-nt time at
Ihe I'nlvorslty tho street ought to
present a handsome niiparaneo. V.
K. llunn and John II. Ilnrtog each or
doreif Onto palms and tho library;
board ordered A fan leaf palm to bo
set mil III the yard of the library
building.
Tho Willamette Valley Company
offered to make a special Inducement
for porch IlKhls where the expense Is
greut In wiring tho houses for them.
Whore it Is loo expenslvo to detach
the lights from tho meters a discount
will he given at the end of eteh
month.
W. V. Calkins was appointed as a
committee of ouo to arrange with
tho street com mlssl-i tier to use a ploc.u
of fire hose when flushing the hy
drants on the street so that the water
will not destroy the lawns Inside the
curbing,
ADMIRAL EVANS' ' DOUBT OF BILLEK'S
RECOVERY WILL !
NOT BE RAPID!
GUILT MAY NOT
SAVE HIS NECK
I'aso Koblos, Aprti 9. - Admiral
Kvans was n -itioss and did not sleep
well nisi n'iKht. Hitnougii he Is feeling
(.'be;rtiil this ui'irulng and m -iklnx
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Sprlngfloid. Airll 0 - l uless ti.iv
orr.rr Deneeu or the state boonl of
pnidnna Innivenes. Herman lllllek
will hang In ( hlcnxo April 2-1. tho
supreme court having d' uled his pel 1
llon fur a rehearing. Tho condemn
ed n i n n Is a lliiheininn fortuno toller,
flccusedtof having caused the doarhs
of several members of a I'hl tig fain
My named Vsral, who died one by
lone from poisoning.
i Father I'. J .(J'Callaghan, head of
the f'suilst order of Chicago, Is con-
. vlnced that Ulllek is Innocent, and
two witnesses have arknowlrdged
their tsallmony wa prjury, done at
the Instance of a police official and
an assistant prosecutor.
LIQUOR MEN TO
FIGHT IN COURTS
8ENATCIV CHARLES) CURTI8,
(lS.a)iw.- jenutor (Vio l mi tflt);ni-(8lif;
t infie) (t (! iVl cIwiid)IRiea cpahj
uiltlW
forfwcrf (w-jtti nun h H(fi uft vil1
coniltiK ol li(S wfe() dMlKtitei-, w ho
will arrl" ffinn r lAVn (S), with
Men tomes'. toyiiisCuilfcSWiiio"'! Irs.
Kv,-,nnd c(ij(S)ii;iv. d ,'Pj)the
Kni iate liiHt nlfv
(T) develops t!(o) vy admiral Is mif-
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roirla, April 9, Arthur
1! Iminn.l in, nor denlor. express
lug himself on the rcsu.'t of
il..- election In I tin.its. said
the liqinr' lien and lnowoia
of i hi- sitii " would niter wit.i
In u few weckn io foi'm a
Htuic i.rg,ni i7.a I'tn niid ulinfj
ih( re; wpindj lie tt) rooteat)
the ( j i 1 It tit 1 1 1 iiji . (tri UrllO
l.;C(l liiou fll'W 111 IIIIHOI"
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LOS ANGLES MAN ; T
... BREAKS FAST RECORD
t.os Angeles, April '. Pnjf
II. Klmore, a local clg'tr deal-
er, Unit night broko a fast of
i3 days by partaking of clam
broth n I milk In small iimin-
titles. I Io reduced his weight
88 pounds, and oxerelsed dal-
ly. on the 3!Mh day rllmblug
to the summit of .Mount Wll---
son and returning.
ST. LOUIS BANK ;
mm to close
St. Louis, April ft. The Olive
Street llnnk, or this city, closed to
day, and this nollco was posted:
"This hank la In the hands of tho
secretary of Btato.
I Signed I -R. M. COOK." '
Tho batik was organiic-d fjccembor
1. 1ti2. and In tfloj it absorbed tho
Vandervcnler DnnSt. long explain
ed that the offlctnir were unable to
fen
ni(f)'im otbi
r compl
that
r-iiiions than
his recovery
rheuinat Ihiii, and
Will ll'J v -1 jr niuw.
lf-i.KI Tl Till .
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lloiton, M;i.. April 9.--Cluirli-r
II ti r y Parker, aged
IiJ years, the old'vt Harvard
al-kMiiu-i. dlefl at bin homo
hi today. He wan a iih-iii-
b r .of th- cl.-im of 1 VI
Mofogom iAI 9 Tho Aln
tna suireiue courr today held boin
th- general prohibiten and the il
'i'i-Ioi k cloMlng law Viy be ( .tk'ltii
tlontil and efl.Ttlve. An aliSeK 1!
le'i-n nii(rt tiiionhh by tin; llo.w
THE Eia. ft. J, MMPOgfct,
Tnijon irnsfo wim on (cmiirn T)
nondlyliii jf g'firlkfj
H.-. u e t utpi r- riS e-SOi. 00 (n io us)
(iiado) !!1 :i?!if!SU'flt tHQii'i) ' "
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Interests
ij An nii'omolille roal betwe.-n I'ott-'
W!and, Astoria and SchmMo will li'ciim.l
ipleted by July I It the WOl'k.HVC'
i plans now under wav do n-,t mlscaiV''
icTu'clli'il
I Htlh IVIlIWK
Coir ' 9.- Thfif.
luoiiij A'd sou ,S&r. and tu. iW, O
lliiriis, V I'aiuiw. liVe-iti y Whit
man county, was seized with a 111,(1
placed In hot water in a r- niedy.Cjn
water beiume cold aniUbe hiitio;Q
..1ieuis ie. it the Uvc Thero
win inorif).. than tbev th-Hifht. and
Owireroecanie di-ulillng bii Tho
. ant died shortly uft.r.
. 4 says thi Journal.
Clililcngo Wlient MarkelQ
Clilnigo, Anrll . May. vi 3-;
July, VJ ,'i-SQ'eptember, Si 1-4.