Eugene daily guard., April 10, 1908, Image 1

EUGENE
Y GUAR
VOL. M
KKiKXK, OlilHJOX, FRIDAY KVK XIX, APllll. Ill, IltllS
XO.
DAI
GOVERNOR JOHNSON
MAKES ADDRESS ON
SHU m
o
TTIJEFIELB
oiioh Battlefield. Tenn., April 10
ThP monument erected by the state
!tI Minnesota in the National Park nt
Skitoa tJ the memory of the Mlnrje
m s0i(jer3 who fell on thatobattle
fleld was dedicated here today! Gov
i,nor Johnson and staff, aecompa
lled by a iai ty of fifty prominent
imnesota citizens, wera pre3ent and
f.-irinnted in the exercises. Ideal
ipring weather prevailed. General
L. HUOOUIU W3 LUOI1UIU1I lc
eiercises.
Governor joimsuii bijubb m imii. ua
Our government is uivmcu uuo
seuarute and co-ordlnato
brioches the legislatiye, the execn-
tir. and trie judicial. uauger win
mil? come t" tills republic when
tDt of these departments 01 govern
ment attempt In the slightest degree
10 usurp the functions of the other.
And while now and then it may be
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, luai a court or tne ud. In constru
ing me ronsututumr niv nullify a
! section i)t, I have the faith to feel
! that the people of the countrv will
; rise above the fallibility of judicial
j tribunals and assert and preserve
i their own rights. Our duty is not to
criticise the legislature, the executive
, or the judirtary. Our duty is to rec
ognize the majesty of thelaw when
; enacted by the legislature, to abide
i by and with the honest executive ad
, ministration of the lawn when a n.
i acted, and to respect, even thoiiuh
wrong, the opinion of the courts of
the land, because when respect for
thae institutions is gone, then the
very framework of our government is
bound to crumble and decay. Hut
having thus iriven nnr !iemii..we.e,
to the voice of authority, if in the
opinion of the pontile the action ta
ken is one which should not be exer
cised by that particular department,
it is our Inalienable right to so fur-
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jonx A. JOIIXSOX.
ther limit its power as to prevent the
recurrence of the error. Wry re
cently there has mine from the high
est judicial tribunal In the land a de
cision of vital interest and concern
to the American p.-ople, because tt ,
has established a principle, abated
by one member of the court, hich
woiifcl work a radical change In our
goVnmental system and uld in
augurate the subordinate federal
courts to supervise and control the
official action of the states as though
they were dependencies or provinces.
It would place the states of the l'n
ton in a condition of inferiority never
dreamed of when the constitution
was adopted or when the eki0ith
amendment was made a part of the
supreme law of the land. If this is
the result of this decision it Is. to
my mind, one of the unhappy Inci
dents in the history of our republic,
because the very theory of our gov
ernment is based upon the right of
the states to control absolutely their
own domestic affairs.
"For narly a century and a half
America has presented to the world
the spectacle of a happy and prosper
ous, intelligent people, maintaining
a pure democracy founded upon their
supreme will. The hall mark of dem
ocracy is that the powers of govern
ment - are close to the people.
Throughout the world, wherever
democracy is advancing, its progress
is marked by a greater measure of
self-government t orach community.
Will the American people turn to the
setting" rather than the rising sun?
Shall we uow, because some laws are
called irksome by a class and inter
fere with their selfish aims, com
mence to deprive our sovereign states
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MUSIC FROM MAGDALENA BAY
(Continued on Tago Four.)
S
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Triugs in Now York Press.
We've a Corner
wjiji vi J
Showing Today
a great selection of
the choicest
La Vogue and Wooltex
styles in suits
a ucattc
The Standard of Style The Perfection of Quality
The Certainty of Fit
This store 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 pui chase
stands the unfailing
guarantee of .
Style, Qualily and Fit
SUITS
0 to
900 0 O
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A ' 'A. W " . X
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Offering) Su an oprtunity toc) O
most rredishly coslumcd(a) a(n,i) O
Hampton Bros,
6 mgr
mm
ii.
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WHEFO CASH BEATS CREDIT
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Milk
Is. r-: i v.
HENEY WILL
ANSWER FULTON
IN OREGON
Port land, April 10. The Kvcnlng
TeleKraiu will nay today that Francis
J. llenoy, who la coming to Portland
to make a speech In reply to Sena
tor Kulton, will not xpenk under the
auspices of the Municipal Asoclatlou.
President Samuel Council, of that J
Institution, said In an Interview today
that the nunounceniciil that Honey i
i would speak under the nusplces of
the association was unautliorl'd and
tnai no arraiiKcuienis nuu nceii uni.ie
! hy the assoclatiou to ciitei'lain Mr.
j
j ' mANPIS J. HENEY.
I
BLACK AND TAN
BISHOPS DEMAND
EQUAL RIGHTS
Washington, April 10. The Inter
stale comtiu'ioo rotumlitKlon soon ex
poctR to hold ii hem-In In niKO of
great Intoroat In connt'ction with tho
lottor mnt by President Roosevelt to
the department of Justice In regard
to enforcing the laws requirliiK eouul
accommodations for negro and white
passengers. Tho case Is tliat of five
htshops of the African Methodist
Kplsmpal church against four lurge
rnllrnads of the SmHh nnd the l'ull
nuin Company tor furnishing Inferior
ai-comiMoclatlous and other discrlm
luai lous.
TWO SMALL BOVS
DEAD IN FIRE
New York, April 10. Two mini 1 1
hoys were kilted and several Injured
early today In a fire In a tenement
house at IX 1MU.H at reel. Tho hoys
who perished woro Willie and Solo
mon Chesner, who lived with their
parents on the fifth floor. Tho moth
er saved herself and Infant daughter
by dashing through tho flames, which
set fire to her hair and burned her
i fret, wile the father saved himself
and eldest son, six yeiirs of ua af
ter the Dames had burned oiT his
hair and beard. Many persons were
rescued by the firemen. Property loss
$0,000.
OPERATORS AND
lleney. It In probable sotnw otlnr ar
rangements will be made for tho af
laud on Saturday.
MINERS WILL AGREE
Colunilius, April 1U. VVI1-
Ham (irccn, sinti president
of the Miners' Association, 4
Hitld today that It was proh- 4
ahle thai an agreement would
ho reached witu the operators
slid that 47,000 miners, now
idle, will return to work
about April 15.
Will Mnkn Two KM-crliin.
Salera, April 8. Francis J. Iluney
today telegraphed I'. McMuhan, of
this city, BuylnK be would be In Huleui I
to deliver a Bpuech April 12. MoMa-i .(u VKJMI'K I'K.NAI
" D,h?.iaWyer Th, '". lrnl.'P 1 HHHVITIUH FOR fKIMlltY
j. o. nniiiu, vuiuriuiuniH iu tun tv
000 slander suit growing oat of Kill
ton's denial of the truth of Bn affi
davit read by lleney during his
speech In Portland several weeks ago.
The affidavit was made by Smith
and made serious charges against
Kullon. He will alsu- speak lu Portland.
i mum
DWNKKs
I i: it mti
f ii:i:h
London, April 10. Miss Mary
Robinson, a witness In tho Dmcu
case, was today sentenced to four
years' penal servitude for wllfull perjury.
OI FK'I,W roltKCAST
I'tiit (it'nii:sT
i'rirtland.
Weslern On
Or., AprM 10.
Koii ami U iti-ru
aA'aHhiiiKtnn Kiilr tonight.
Siiittl.-. April 1 o. With an
minimally drv Kprlnt; atid
Hr,li snow liihi- riirm n : ii h.
tliiibiT owners and jikk'th
fi.;if)the worst forest fires
slnre 1100. Today ti in tier
land owner organized a for
est fli0 fighting association
the Incorporators being repre
sen(a) ivi-s of the large timber
land owners.
!
;
'
.
and Sal m day: light frost to
nlht; northwt'Mt wtridH.
V.nvM vu On-K Kaslom
Wa.ihlngi on inji l(txh Fair
liiniglu and SAt uriTay ; light
fl(Mt.
q lll:iN(i IWKSTIgJTKI)
Pek Xft ll 10 The Iniendiary
fires for thVpltst three weeks, which
have niilKci! H loss of "i. 000. 000 taels,
ale lieiri' InviMtiuji'eil by the gov
eriinietit. Kih h enroll' Ions never be
f ,r" evlsiecl in pi-kln. The fire lings
lire le-llew-d to lie rcvoliitlottiMK.
( hlcaivi WIm-iiI Market.
- .1' . A ' r I I 0. .,iy, !i I 1
i-i; .s.itetulier, l-s.
6 9i iscn in
O KV
Boston. April 10. T&new cruiser
lllrmlughiiin was forii)V turned
ttv. lit Ihi. u,.v..rtltlii.lil
1'he total registration In Iiouglas
county Is 37SO, of h hj 2 "j a are
Kepuhllciins, l on I l)ci(urntx. I il
Independent, I07 Hoelalisis, 'i't I'ro-hl'fv'onlnis.
ACI'KITKi)
fiday.
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. Simps hi. I'niu county's old-
l illlr.en, !i;l years of age. liven mi
e Ha ice farm on which settled
lxliind ciintinm sv3) to keep
ulse. The first ''llllinjfj? I MH U
t on the placo.
FSjTHER identifies
(BODY OF HIS SOW?
.i. 1', ,iosit) AUKro i:o iw
o
1tt 8 BlVK WJ?
The body o th yuiim man who
was killi-d hf U'in run over hy
freight train lu tfc. depot yards last
Satur.lay afternottn has been Identi
fied as tltat of. Kred W. Johnson, by
his father, J. I. Johnson, who arrived
here on the local last night, having
come from Omaha, Neb., to we' if the
body was really that of his son, who
irft home three years ai;. next July,
t'lirouer (iordon met Mr. Johnson at
the train and Immediately took him
to bis umb-rtakiug rooms on West
d'onttnucd on Page Kour.)
GUILD NAMED
FOR SEGOND PLACE
BV BAY STATE
Huston, April 10. The Republican
statu convention was called to order
today hy Chairman Doty, of the state
committee.
Tho platform opens with an ex
pression of regret over the Illness of
Governor Guild and the hope of his
rapid recovery, and also expresses
tho belief that he Is entitled to tho
nomination for vlco president of tho
Suited States.
The plat form declares absolutely
for the principles of protection, but
CURTI8 J. GUILD, JR.
(Jovernnr of Massachusetts, who may
lie nominated for vlco president ou the
Itepulilicaii ticket.
recognlies "that the rates or sched
ules must from time to time bo
changed or revised," and that lh
Massachusetts delegation In congress
will assist 111 a wise revision "without
abandoning the protective principle
or destroying our Industrie or pau
perizing American laborers,"
It further declares:
"A resolution declaring the prefer
ence of this convention for Taft was
submitted to your committee. Upon
consideration we have unanimously
agreed that it would not be wise to
Include a resolHtloi In faor of any
particular candidate In the platform."
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hi
r si.v.vi:it
Kl.l) I Tilt
mi lim it
sn:v
4.
Kan Kraliclsro, April 10.-
o'n Wining Chang, the Korean
s who shot and killed Diirham
While Ht ns, the American
a(her to the Korean council
of state, was today held to
aier to the charge of mur-
der In the superior court.
I'ltOIIIIIITS HACK
TRACK IIKTTIXU
Washington, April 10. The sub
committee sent to the committee on
district of Columbia todnv n favor
able report on the house lh to pro
hibit betting on llennings lace track.
Clialrinan Carter, of the committee,
will report the hill to the renate Monday.
i !: ,m nous
asscii to
TRV AUK Itl Kl.'
San rranilsco, April 10. 'ive J it
ruin have been passed subject to per
emptory challenge in the trial of Abe
Hue.'. Q
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