Eugene daily guard., June 15, 1908, Image 1

THE
EUGENE
ULY. GUARD
VOL. 83
BURROW'S KEY MOTE
ADDRESS IGNORES
PRESIDENT ROOSEVFLT
KH.i::, iiUHidX, MftMl.W KVK XIMJ. JIAK in, IIHM
-: h !
'ted that t ho o .limit
on '1 m t,-..iy am) vj.
M1IVOIU KUI
CMcaso. June 15. Consi.l
erable alarm has been can-red
by the announcement that
Temporary Chairman Bur
rows, who has prepared a
keynote speech of li.nnii
words, has ractiea!'y ignor
ed President Kotistvi-it. liur
rows will b called upon be
friends of Taft to modify his
speech and introduce a cum
plimentary reference to t lit
piesldent at an early point in
his address.
nude
lie J,!,. Coll-,.,,,,,
rclTi-senMtiv-s fn.m
t'-rritorv nf ii... i -.. : '
re.-cntly a,ir..,! . r.i -'. .
and !. ( ,n...i . . ... 1 ' "
row noon hv Mar-v V a i
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,, . .'rl'""s- "f MiciUau. tli,-
; " i i-nni.:ni. in
' navel. Hum, Ws ,; g.f
I;'"1' "1 s!''l' .l-siitnat.-d t
til" keviMte ,,f ,),,. ,.,,,,
mi' I'.)- ;imi I,
aclirewineiit
ty t urine li
liairman Mill tii,,u
serjeant-at-arms.
enfiel.1. I ml.
Asher ('. Hinds.
more
J-'ions
embody
imiiaiun
'nilcilili-s ;i',,t
of the liri.iiliiii an nar-
S IllMMV V ... .. : .
X Tl '
t ... i'-ih Hiriirv
"...c uie m tnrtmt .,....,...1
I There is some discussion as to the
.probable duration of the convention
Chicago, June Id. The conven-1 sliJ"e 0( 'he lea.lers holdlni? to the
tlon to name a new Republican candl-i" f""1 's,lnlll' of five dnv's.
date for.pres.dent of the United : Z:
States IS at band. The satherint; at . lions for president will lie in order
li- - .'tut day f th.
l .... s:.n it i i i luradoi.
I 1H 1 .1 1 dtlii er-.
lVliiiu..a:y olticcrs have been
upon full.iws:
K'lntHuarv rhairnuui. Senator J
l'. Mnnows. Michisau.
lictieral s.-i r. :ary. John li. Mallov.
I .'l.lllltUlS. llliin.
t'hi.-f assistant secretary. Lafavette
11. I'.le.ison. x,.w Y;irk.
v rs-eam-at-nruis. William K Stone
i i'.altilllorc.
i at'-l assistant
up of r.n. r. I nay- r. i;.-e
i- an I'ai ham. ntai inn.
N asliitiiiitiii, i. i'.
oifiei.il n-porter. M.
',,'r. V ,itlilii;nrn. II. C.
Clli-f ,.f dn.,rkeepers.
Mason, Italriniiirc.
Chaplains. Mishop 1". J. Mul
'lo, n. Chlcami: Kov William O. Wa
ters, .'hii-aito: Uev. Tobias Schanfar
ber, I'hii-aso: It. v. .l.ihn Wesl . y Mill.
N"w Yark; Itcv. Lorenzo 11. Case,
I'llb aL'u.
Assistant secretaries, Charles
Itrooks Snilih. I'nrkcrshiirK. W. Vu.;
Krnest Walker Smith, Hartford.
Conn.: I'hilip II. lleofele, St. Louis;
II. .1. Tobin. Vinton, la.; Charles 11.
Darner. Abilene, Kas.; Allen llollis.
Concoi-il, X. II.
Heading clerks, Thomas W. YVIU
liainson, lOdwirdsvil'.e. 111.; Albert
lier. lleaudette. Minn.; Ceo.
ANTI-INJUNCTION !
PLANK STRADDLES
THE QUESTION
sunuir;
llltinicu-
Stephen It.
(Continued ou I'aite Four.)
I'hlcnso, June I.'. -The auti-in-junctlon
plank v In tlu lie publican
platform as pai-sl upon lu Waslilui;
lou Is as follows:
"We declare for such amendment
of the statutes of procedure lu fed
eral courts, with re-i'c, t to the use of
writs of Injunction, as will on the
one hand prevent th, summary Issues
of such orders w;:hon: prop r con
sideration, and on the ..trior will pre
serve undiminished the power of the
courts to enfurce t reii process, to tin1
end that Justice may be done nt all
times and to all ar:ies."
There Is much s;.. culntlou as to ex
actly whnt the terms mean. Its op
ponents declare ?;t ran 'indotibtedly
cover any proiils.tl law contaililliK
the wort "Injunction." and aritti
luents attains! the plank are beini;
niadc by many members of congress
to prospective members of the resolu
tions committee. Speaker Cannon Is
worklni! hard to have the plunk mod
ified. The defenders of the plank Insist
that there is nuthliiK In Its terms to
be feared.
few! : t : . '
IfOWR!
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. TAFT.
ilJlilflt
We'll
Abide
y Your De-
Mi
SeSK;, if t'WI
00
You can be UMPIRE in our Great
"' Clothes Match if you'd like to, and
know we'll get the decision as soon
as you look at the score we're mak
ing. Every Point is Honestly
Earned.
Vcpvr'.eht 190 br
: rj Mar:
Hart, Scliaffner Mar
e'.ciy mail who l.mois the
of e cr; iMuly win
lit and tiiibiriuu.
I..!l i's i e nu:kii' mieil with
'1 le- re uettil. ; tile liecisioll
III jmU,. 01 elotlie. illillil.V ,slle,
B2 1
-yc ;
IOC bv W,
I! -
KANSAS CITY FLOOD
CONDITION IS SERIOUS
Kansas' City, June 11.- The flood doubtless he condemned as uiifll for
condition 'here is serious. There bus ; further 00011 pa 110 .
! been no further rise, hut the .Missouri 1 The forecaster pro Hols further
Is holdiui! back the Kaw so that I lie 1 rains, but It is not expected that they
i A rmourdule district Is one vast lake, will have any apprecliible bud effect.
lis Is Hip wholesale district In thei , ,
worn bottoms of Kansas City, MIkhou- Topekn, June la.- The flooil Is
li. The Kaw will not commence M I Ki ndilully rei-edlnK, but the riillroad
Ini until the crest of (he fkeid in I sli uallon shows little Improvement.
. the MIsouii has pnsne'd,. j
! The ci-u.tlnuailuii nf Jhu JUiotl . ,V"is1 1 Over. .. .
Ihavinu a il.itiiimiiiK I'lfed on iiinny nr. St. .loseidl, ,Vo,', .liinh 1 The
1'... old brick buildings In the Missouri river has been Htntl uiiiry
llu.i.l districts, some of the si rue-1 since Sunday, anil It Is IhouKht Ihe
tin- ; li.-'ni; unilermlneil, mid willlWiiCHt is fiver.
PAYMASTER'S
BILLS BLOWN AWAY
SHAW BLASTS
DOLLIYER'S HOPES
BY SUDDEN STORM! FOR SECOND PLACE
NVw Yurk, .hine I'lno I'lniiH,
i'ii!,"nt I llltr.ll ( of ff(ll III ft I
U f v r 1 p
They're All Wool Always Good clothes as can be made.
Let us show you how you'll look in one of the Varsity
Models. We have them from $ 1 5.80 to .$30.00
Hats Too
V-VR ...
1- I ?
' - IK."- '
You'll look your best with one of
Panamas on
$5, $6, $7 and
of course we've other hats
for less money, fancy
ones too
StrewHctsSI to $3
our
f
ve'vi T,'jl
., ci'.'rxr tcck f.r f':ur-:n-hand,
A 25c or 50c. OtJ rr,cs.
I:
CopyrihT
Hi.-tku'i.
Vl'J
tr - '!-
In fact our stock of Shirts, Hats,
Tes and down the whole line of tog
eery is the bcst and snappIcst U Eu"
gene
STOP IN '.VE-L SHOW YOU
J. B. STETSON
HATS
$4.50 to $8.00
ji
il
Corvr,'1- I ). by
-
on Bros.
p.' f-A Willamette St..
WHR CASH BEATS REDIT
Gordon Hats $3.00
Mallcry Hats
$?qS0
'nhlllKliill, June I Ii.-. j
It In unte, I nt the White
limine tmliiy lluit tile Hilllllll
Ixtriltliill lnefelB either llillll-
ver nr Ciiiiiinltm for the iiuiiii
llllllnti fur the vire pl'erililell-
:
t. i in
WEBER-BUSSEL "
CANNERY WILL
BE ERECTED
SKXTTI.K '(X( IIIIV Wll.l. 1K
l:l'HV KOU MT VKVlt'S
ItKI- IN I..WK C()l N I V
l I I M'l 1 TO ltl ll.lt POIt THIS
VK.XIfS t'ltOI', KI T XXOItK XV.XS
IHISTI'OM-: I'l.ANT Wll.l.
ii.xx i: ( .xivxcn v n' nn.nim ok
lil.ltoo C.XSMS i: x II SK.XSON
. ('. II. Ilusxell, luealileut, V. Lair
Hill, ilie pr.'sltletit mill etiertit at
tei'iiey, aiul J. II. Mnrati, genei-al su
ii.rllileti,lent ef the Welier-lltlKHell
Caiiiilnit l'eiiiiatiy, u lilt," fruit eon
eel'll with lieailquat'terH at Seattle,
are ill Hie elty iieKiitlatlni; fur a ltcx
fur tile etimpttiiy'H iiruinseii eiintury
here. It will he retnenihereil that
The tiuaril early this year nniKiitnieil
that the i-nui)witiy woiilii ereet Biieh a
liltitit In KiiKetie thin HprltiK ami have
It completed in time to handle, thin
year'i crop, hut owIhk to the finan
cial panic of ItiHt fall the hcKtinll'tK
of work tn the plant whh ImHtponcd.
Mr. Huttrtcll, however, Informed The
(.Hard thla mornltiK that his eompany
will now Ko iihead. with the enter
prise ami have the cannery ready for
next yenr'a crop of fruit and veite
tahles. The alte has not yet been
definitely nettled upon,
Mr. ltiiHHell Htnted that the cannery
will have a rapacity of SO. mil) or 40.
onu eaten of fruit each neason, mid
will employ a largo number of per-
HOtttt.
The company han Junt completed A
cannery at Newbera untl one t l-'ree-water,
t)rei;on, and iian plantn nt
N nt h Ynklnta, Sumner and I'liyiillup,
Wash. The one at North Yakima In
tm larwe an any on the cotul. The one
inn- cotiiplotcl at Newlieri! han a ca
pnclly of between f.O.titiil and KO.tioi)
iimen. The bint ItiHtallmenl of ma
chinery ban Just been received at t ho
plant, and will be liiHlalled at once,
ready for lite flint early fruit.
Aikcd an to the fruit outlook, Mr.
HllKSell milled that everything looked
verv K Hid. The late fronts did Home
ibiiVaiti'.' bhr IftKen 'HB"n -wholo ttin
ernp, will hi) Iiiik".
SALEM CONTRACTOR'S
BID WAS REJECTED
(Hjirrliil to Tin' Dully C.minl)
WimhliiKiou, l. '., Jmh Ki. -Thrt
TmiKiiry Di'imrl miMit. Iuih r JiM-tftl
tin hiil rtTi'iiHy rt'i.'lvt'd frmn u Sal
fin roiitr.Hlur for tin rnntnirtlon of
(III ffflcrill luilldliiK (It KUKlMlf. uh tt
1 x -') tin umnunt on tuiiul for
ttmt HiiMiMi'. Ni'w MiIh will bo In
vited on n'vlm'd drtiwIiiK und himm-I-ririuhiiiH,
In tli". liopt of m-curltm n
I '
J CIiUhk i, .Iiiik 1 ..- 'nirrc Ih nil ii-
irtx lM)( fallliiK off In I In- talk of
1 Senator liolllver fur the vice preHl
I ilMi l lal no in I n at h in. HecnMaiiry of
Ihe 'I retiHiiry Hhaw mm lit out Ht-nu-I
tor I-ihIkc ti.day and made a vlmtr-
ruin reiiKiimfrant e aKaliiHt further i;f
i forU In hulllver'H behalf,
j "Vou d m't want another l.iiKot
! Iftttt In t he Heiiaie, do yon? Well,
! 1 hi-ii . don't open :lie way for Kendlhtc
: CiiininlnH lo the ni'n-ite, whli h y in
) wilt do hh-iiild DotMver vaeato IiIh
i Heat tin re."
I Senator l.otiK U le-lleved to he
wejikenliii In hi advocacy of the
Iowa foam r, and it r Ixdleved that
llolllv r litllf'lf Uil Ki'ttle the tieri-
t Ion I'V r-c- I ji n ir'the noiiiliifillon lit
ti ii'l-ii'd to k j j in.
'I he t-it ijjit inn tn r' -ard to III vltf
! ire-i t.n v U r'-mai kalile In Ik io
WILLIAM B. PARSONS. , IM.rM (tf ,.,,,;, iinrerialniy and
Ameil-jiii enxnitfr vtlni Im thf rhh-f iit u i.r iti-rinlTc In forma : Ion or de
llilliT III Ihe i nn-.tr'Mtu nf u $."i.- 1 ' I 1 i f rvInK I i 'II oiimtte the ina;i
iMiO.IHHI W'WIT Hwh-ll Wllirtj U to a:''IH f tin- V il t i d M t a 'id id II t t'H S'II-
mmm
n'ilt IJjiuiiH fir proof.
v.-
;nV - and
h'-i 'n.'iM f
i -ini' l'i a i k
d i"i a nd Nat lonal mi i (Ik ni'-n ,
tot n ii i f i oin oih i-ii 1 1 1 f j- nth
! t-.w tt To t -h of li-iillo!' hv v-
ilt's v ; ii ! -1 oi hi "I hi - i ti in-
i lit Wt'f ' tl!'iA II li.t , tr'JI i
I 'a, iiia-ti-r .1 Im S M.i I! rv v. ; 1 . ) '
im i'.l- -.ff t Ih- THnii li t;i lit i v v. If i - V " d'"
In- vU.iiii l.rok-. !( t:id a I f .tf j : '1
hu rit'.ii.v 'ii h:tH "f 1'illH. .tw hi ii v. j i ! l i
rniiii nt t h- all a- fait o i in p jh t
nf :i 1 ! d. noMihiiil I in. M:ili to
(' foiiiNt ;itftrt'd ovt n i"rri!oiv
of a ini!" or more, and M Ih Im-: i-vi i
that a L'i ' at r part of I hem will le
n-e.,ierrd.
. VI .
!t-pr.
a Muni
of ..plai.
I'm "I'ti-iit I'alr-
-lltllt Vl' Jatnt H
k. former (iov-
f New A'T
' li.-nerafly
i ntid'-rriir-
Mill h"
f o lid
'l fi' tf.., ll
JULIUS C. BURROWS.
Ml' litim h. i ji'.ir who han uett
leett'd (O llUllie (lie ki'UHHl' HpflH'h rl
the Ui'pu'i.i an lint I u. 1 1 con Vfii I lun.
ini
PATRICK DENIED
PETITION FOR WRIT
hid w I'-in 'li.- appr iprfaflon Bvail-ald-,
f:l.'..iinit
'I'll.' l-"i;il ' 't 'II T h;i arlV'TtN" I f'-F
IdiU f"r plutH of K-i'tiMitdh I'll which l'
IT t the 4i'Ve llllielll h t!dl'!t t Al-
hiinv, I. a ilmnde and I'epdlef.i" an
thorl'd at the f-ceilt M'-shin of 'oil-Kli-'.
The hld-i Will lie opefH-l on
.inly Kt:. and If hitHf n tiny Hlte
are proiri'-i!, til tl . for tie ent rur
M in.of tie 'mfhlliiK will then b- ml-h-d
for. The n-m deln-d for nt f
h.itiy I 'id lit (Jrand are 1 :i n 1 :t
H'-h, :ind that at I'eiidleton, px
1 l' ft ef.
EVELYN AND HARRY
BECOME RECONCILED
New York, .tune 1" It if t'"-
of f i' in! ! v aniioMiK -d that Kv- d;i'.
f i!--n and Harrv Thaw have
f I..-. n iv. oik I ' d ami then. f
.'I no !' it at loa ( "
New York, .ftine l "i. 'I h" appllea-'
Mod of Allien I'atrhk, w- ivIiik h Mfe
refi-lie(. SilIK HIllH for the IIIMTiler
of William Mainh li ', an iiir:e( T xaj
minionatre, f . r a writ of h.ilM ie i nr l
pii- w.m denied hv .Indt;" f.ii'-omhe ln
t!i.- I'litled Hi a I tlrciiii court to-!
NEW FEDERAL
OFFICERS FOR IDAHO
i Im il.'o .-it lai k
li' .I'liV I-. .I'll'.
' ill le i , ; 1 , ; I t' en i"
I'o.U-hln ' !-e.
Thaw hiid Inne'i
Ih h-: ff offie
J.Mie 1 - KV-I
-ou It h . Harry
here todi.
I'ori!
I'lTtlitllll I III lumueil
ii ml, .1 tine 1 .'. - Wheat k nn-
r hani'd.
nshliiyton. June
The pr.Mll. iir Iftdiiv apnolnr- f
e,( ('. If I.lllefell.T I'ltlte,!
StaN-H a'tniin ) ami Sliaddo' k
I,. Ilodukin marshal for rhe
il Mtrat of Idaho In plac -f
4 Noinotii M Kill k and Hue!
round-i. removed.