Eugene daily guard., June 20, 1908, Image 1

THE
o
E DAILY
VOL. 83
GUARD
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
. IN CONVENTION
' Lotiisille, June 20. An Important
leature of the twelfth annual imer
mtlonal Sunday school conventi,,;-.
wis the adoption of the report or tin
International lesson committee whuh
prepared the lessons for all SuioLiy
ichools, aggregating a membership of
tliteen millions. -
a. C. Hazard, of Boston, presi
dent of the Sunday school eJm-aiioii-il
association, delivered an address
m "Graded Lessons Why Should
They Be Used?" . He said;
"In changing from the uniform
toe graded lessons a school would
lose the possibility of holding gener
al teachers' meetings. But few teach
ers' meetings are successful, mainly
because the special needs and difficul
ties of the different grades are not
considered. Teachers of smaller chil
dren, who neglect their own teachers'
meeting, often at considerable trou
ble, to attend a primary union be
cause they there get just the help
they need. The fact suggests that it
will be easier to get .together the
teachers for the same grade, for hav
ing the same problem to meet they
will, get more help from each other.
Better teachers' meetings of this sort
will result from having graded lcs
sone. . "Graded lessons are conceived on
the right principle the right mate
rial for each grade in the school. If
that principle will be cnrried out.
there can be no question as to their
ultimate adoption by the schools. I
fully believe that American teachers
are quick-witted enough to perceive
what will serve them best. The grad
ed lessons before us have been so
carefully prepared that It would be
folly not to give them a fair and full
trial."
1MILLS DESTROYED
BY EXPLOSION
WILLIAMS GIVES
UP LEADERSHIP
OF MINORITY
Dcnv.r Ju,,,. -v -There
vr I -Jay. and co ' ;,. , ' "
ti e eiitt-e plant
fd. :t!;d do,-',.
rush. .1 to th,.
ll,'!': Ah:, i.
were Liii ,.:,!), ,i
'as of inn! n,
siiuatc.1 nii!
ver.
The f,v ef ,., ,.,,.,,.
" ("it sou-h ,,f i..M.er.
a;-.. b,.i,,tf
" r-..u: l.it-.-''
men
I - he .ia:;;
"Il-Il'II.MiUM.
ii.'in l);.R-
l-::t .l!a. Ala., June 2 0 Announro
,it the resummon of Ciingress
:ic Jhu Saari- William from the
iiiin..r:iy leadership ;:;e house was
nuv et,r.'r.y !.y I'uimr ssman II. 1).
Ki';nxr, ouk;ox, sui i:nv i. i ji i: ao, imm
TAFflRMLY
WELCOMED AT OLD
BUCKEYE HOME
Nil. I IK
PAVEMENT DONE AS
FAR AS A STREET
T.ic pavement on Kast Klevei.th
street is laid as far as A street, whi I,
is one block beyond Alder, where the
street car line turns, (iniv about
two blocks remain to he finished hut
this will probably not he done In
next Wednesday on account ot the
rain, wich has caused work to cease.
WKATHKK HOHKTAST
1'Olt XOHTHWKST
SNIPPING POINT FOR
PHILIPPINE SUPPLIES
Portland. June 20. Ore
gon. Washington and Idaho
Showers tonight and Sunday.
(Tiinign Wliint Market.
Chicago, June 2u. July. SfiS,;
September, Sij'i; December,
I'l-rlbind Ouotut ions.
Portland, June 20. Club. Slit ST
Hlu"stem, s s fi S it ; Vallev, MICisT
Ited, S4-S5.
! 1
Cincinnati, Jim -It whs a
; joyous u .mie-comlttK w lnn Win. H.
Taft arrived In hi3 native city at S:10
this morning. Ma wun HiivU'ii at the
stHtK u by thousands f fri nli ami
jtiveti an finhusiastio nvt'ptuu.. Jus.
. Ss.:triiun, of New irk, nunliu-e
for vUp inrsldet, wns in th t'tnm.
"Hello. Sherman," shmiie.l Tail us.
he ext luled his hand i-onlijiHy to bis
I runnini; mate. "I'm inttiry !:id t
.'ee yon. You dun't l-.-nk as if yon
1 had parsed tlirmmh a t-U-ttv r a n.nn
tinatiui: eonventtou."
j "'1 never felt' , bt'tter." responded 1
iShvrmait, who cflKrntu luted Tuft on -
his noininatlon. -
I Toiietber they walked arm In arm
to the station, where they were re
tvived by a committee from tho
Chamber of Commeree. !
An informal parade, headed by a
band, marched to the renidence of
Charles l Taft on 1'lke street. The I
sidewalks wore crowded with people'
and t he windows of the business
houses filled with nien and women'
waving flaws and pennnntH. At the J
Taft residence a great erowd had eol-j
leeted and Taft and Sherman were!
cheered heartily as they alighted from
the carriage. .
The trip from Washington was not
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS,
I
' Washington v J une 20. The H. J.
Carly Construction Company, of New
York, has been awarded the contract
for $1,055,000 for various' construc
tion work on the new army supply de
pot at Fort Mason. Cal,, to be used
as a point for shipping on the Pacific
coast to and from the Philippines.
An Albany man exchanged 2" cents
with a hobo for a 75-eent watch, and
it is running; yet.
A press dispatch, hi the morning
nrm'T today slated t'?at Mrs. V. F.
f'av's. d''e;rtTe'iit nn'-i lent of the V.
U. C.. had di"fi sudd-nly in Portland
ysterdry. Mr-. .1' iuii" II iniiiTi. of
this city, wired to Portland i i h-.-t-tain
if It was Mis. Cora M. Davis,
which is the correct name of the de
partment president, and received a
reply that she was alive. It was her
moth?r-in-law who had died, and the
nnwspapt r reporters got t)u- two mix
ed up.
eventful, although at several point. s
erow ds had assvmbled to cat eh a
glimpse of the Republican candidate
Taft urose luie this morning and did
not emerge from his drawing ro.m
until the train van well within the
limits of Cincinnati.
Mr. Sherman aad the sub-commll-tee
who came from Chicago to con
fer with Talt regarding the perma
nent c iJiirmauship of the Itc 'uhliean J
n at i nit I rommil tee and in; ters or j
imparlance, nail arriveil earlier t;'a
Taft. but thi re was a lan; rowd a
the depot to welcome Sin n in, wl
was cheered lustily as h.' alightr I
from the car.
The question who wl I I , uanu 1
for chalrmau of the nati nut com ui'
tee has aroused com Ide i! lo inter
est, Hiti-heoik and Veih,.-s lin 4
prominently to the fore, lot; theiv U
a s ntltuent for some nr n wh.i tun
not been directly connect I with tin
preliminary campaign, t' .n gh it i
certain Taft himself will hake the
choice after conferring with tiiu com
mit t to.
Hitchcock lHvliiteM.
Later HitchciK-k dtH'liucd to bo con
sidered for the chairmanship of the
national committee and no mdectiou
wim made. The conference then adjourned.
EXPLOSION ON
GERMAN STEAMER '
CAUSE OF DEATH
Philadelphia, June in- One man I
dead. Hluuher inthMiu, and neail.v a
score ot .Hheiu were lujui. .1 III ail ev
plosleu on lut.-ird 111.' tlirman s:ejin
er Aiindla, whl. li an iv. d here es
tenlaj nuMiiiiiK from HaiiilmrK. The
ileaii man was a nem-o sleed..re. and
Ihe ninjorlty of Hie Injured ar. iiemi.
stevcilorea, sollle ol whom w lose
lltllbrl.
The explosion oci lined In one of
elll holds of the sleamer: the cause
Is not known. Tw-.'iKy-ave negroes
were In Hie hold, nu.l tiler was i-ieal
difficulty in Koiiinu the men ,011 n
a. -on ill i f the fire wal. h followel hi,,
evploslen. The deail men was btini--d
to d. .til In the hold.
The s.eauier HUH serlolisli- d.umiit-ed.
PRESIDENT GOES
Tff OYSTER BAY
PROPERTY RUINED
BY IDAHO FLOOD
WashliiKton, June 20 The
president iid liarty left for
Oyster Hay today on a special
train via Jersey City, from
which point they go by bout
to Long Island. They expect
to reach Oyster Hay at 0:35
this afternoon.
C Clayton, chairman of the Demo-
cratic caucus. Mr. Williams, in a let- I
ter to Mr. Clayton, declares thaTin
his retirement he is actuated solely
by the belief that it is best for the
party. Mr. Williams' letter savs he
has long contemplated this step ow-
ing to ill health.
'may benefit by the training of the! Last evening short ly after it o'clock
short session. the team which pulls Bangs' baggage
wagon run away on Willamette stree
(.reat ing some eel lenient, but n
! Governor Chamberlain has recelv- j damage was done
cd an luviiatiun to deliver t he Kourt h I f - -
Uy July address at Grand Jumitujuj,. JTh rnl Ium made I he street. h
' : twTeu the WjWt plntrm -tml- th
and will dolIVOT an pavemen; on Willamette at reel vm
lni', j mu Idy. and It Is almost Impassable
lestria ns.
Salt Lake, June 20. A special dis
patch to the Tribune from Ma lad. Ida
ho, says that the Deep Creek dam.
nine miles above that (own. broke
yesterday and a wall of water 20 feet
thigh swept through the valley, Inun
dating farm lands. 1 be damage was
$u0,000. People were amply warned
and no Uvea were lost.
, Yesterday's baseball scores: Oak
land. 10; Portland. San Francls
I co, 4; Los Angeles, 2.
Colorado. Th :o
at home, however,
ad.lre, prohaoiv .
date.
j for pet
No Individual Invitations have been
' -i ut out fur the alumni hall Wednes-
' V v nUM at the armory. The alumni
; giv.'S (he dance to all members of the
Alumni Aoclallou. the faculty and
Jstud'-nts oT the I'niverslly and to (he
vfr-illng guesls and friends of the I'nl-
versity. .
oCHAFER AND SWEETSER
. AT CHAUTAUQUA
Prof, i.sor Joseili Sehafer iiud I'r.v
f isor A. H. Sweetser. of Ihe I', of
)., will he lecturers ut tin- t'lialituii
iiih at (iladsiono Pink .Inly 7 1 It to
lHth Inclusive. I'roressor Schafoi
will speak on the suhlect. "Some
Things 1 round In l.nudeu " l'rfof
Sweelser. who is nil eilllllenl hloloKlsl
III lllo Ntnln will i-.in.li.,.! ,l,.lle ,.l....u
denlliiK wli'h the following Hulijeets:
l . I no oi'IKIII of life.
Variation and heredliy.
riant mid animal breeding.
Sanitary hygiene.
Tho gospel of puro ulr.
l'uro food.
a.
4.
o.
rol.h'.XX TIIK.ATIIK
IS TOTAL I.OSH
Colfax, Wash,, June 20.
The Uldgoway Tlientro In tills
city was destroyed by flro ear
ly today. Loss, (1 i.oig; In
surance. $.'.0110. Defective
w iring caused the flro.
ll has been definitely decided thai
Albany will have n foolball coach
, next fall. The man has not yet been
selected, lull more are several good
men hi prospect,
I Zi'i'ii Snow, the Portland lawyer,
wiiH considered rather cold at t'lil
! cago iinlll Fairbanks arrived.
Wash Goods
Reduced
One-Half
We are planning for a record break
ing business Market Hay. You can
buy goods cheap. Wash goods worth
from 2oc to 75c a yard; for just one
half IS I-- ti37 1-lic
VAK1 WlltH (UNION PANAMA
2.ic Chiffon Panama, 8 inches wide.
.Market Day price, yd '- -''
W. V. COItSKTS.
11.50 and $2.0U W. P. Corset : Mar
ket Day price, each ""
SI.KKVKliKSS VKSTS
12 1-2 Sleeveless Vests, Swiss ribl"l.
each' .' '"'
ixixcj i,isik iii) i:s
16 button .black or 'h;-'- l1''
Oloves for more r 1 1 1 : i : 1 thn
Market Day Price '""
IIDI.TS
3 " 0 women's licit?. v...r-'i I - -.
to $1.50 Jlarktt I' .: ' '
Bargains
in every
for
Bargain
Day
win ii iiiiiiimiiiimbi juiiiwiMmiiinmniiMMwmBmTiniiiiBMiMMWMMwmrMWrai
After
upper Sale
Shopping Bags and Purses XA Price
Entire line Pt.rses and ShoppinK Bags worth from 25c to
jlO.CO each, two hcurs, 7 to 9, Vi price 12Mc t3 $5
White Parasols One-Half Price
It's your opportunity this time, White Parasols, worth
regu',.r $1.25 to $4.00, 7 to 9, '4 price 63c to $2
.ii- S ic MU s T 0i:-M XII I'lIU I'. Id'CK Hit I UTS
ii.UYn IM.-Iix " ' , ,m i ., n.,u, Hon of lo" w'.lto mid rolori.il duck skirts; well made, full (weep;
;" ' -.w : 't Si..'i .-.ri.-.v a, .. n-u 11 sw
"' u,t " . siinnw aisis iti ni i :i
,. . !' '' Ji . j,:n.. j... X7..1H lo 'ii.imi Kv-ry $S. Slilrl Waist In the stock,
il. !. '' ": ' fin Kile S.iurday, each Wl.fi
V, X s, TIS AT H:l (.Kl i; ,,,, ,:. K.Mt.NAS
,:. n " - 1 ' ' ' , . . . ,. SIT."! lo m.-,.M .;:. ai.d 4r Klinonns. flitund lawns, pink or blue, each S.V
Ml.V
-IIM.'. P'.l
! '. M 1 I "
!
S, i nl. I M;-
ll- Vi 1 '
i:l i -ll1'
g7? ftf&A
Boys' Knee Pants Suits
The "Mr- .I.tiie Hopkins" kind; you know Ih. i're
Kiod.
The t.v.'.o quall'i; Market I lay price l.7
The $:i Mi -.m:i!; MurkH Hay I'rli-e .... -J.."ii
Th" i 00 iilail!y. Market day price I I 00
The $'. on ,.in!lty. M.irket Nay price ;l..V
The $.;.no . 1 1 1 i : I y . Market iny ir.o VI. no
MK.VS HKW V WOIIK HlllltIS
Tb'i-e are fijjl sl. s, ii'r.i lorii, w.-II mad", e. . . I."w
Ml H Ml MMI It I Mil l:M AH
loo d.ir..-n SulM no-it's uiid' rwcar; tliln but.
nild firm, the i-aroo-nt
flue
r.s H:r.-;
ks. 5 ; r
Vrr':
:r 25:
HamDton Bros.1
WHFP'. C ASH BF.AIS CPF.DiT
559-5 it Wi limrrt St..
He.adiipht Overalls
the best ever $1.00
Clothing
Department
will be a scene
of activity
Market Day
M.'H H SillU Hold fit a Hiilmtniitlul
HfivliiK.
Morn linyit will liavu new nttn for
thn Kuitrth.
TIiIh Ih thu KiTiit cloliiliiK iinukot
(if KllK,'IH'.
1 00 Mfii'H (iiMKlfmru KiiHh; t!il
n-Kuhirly at $ 12.0; mark" t tiny
hht;iI, tin- ull $IO.lMI
ill
- '
BACCALAUREATE
SERMONATII O'CLOCK
TOMORROW MORNING
l!i:V. Ill lilll ltl S. JOIINSIIV, Oh'
IHISION, MASS., Ml Milt U l''
CLASS Ol' I HUT, Wll.l. I'l 1. 1 I It
AiuiKi ss i-itiM.iiAM or ni.
IKXCKMF T l-'.XKIMTSI-:s Vol;
Tin: m;i k.
The t'nUorslty of Orciton com-iiien.-eiiieiil
exercises lie-in tomorrow
Willi the lia.-calaurcalc sermon nt 11
a in. by Kev. Herbert S. Johnson,
if Hiision. Mass.. who Is u nienih.r of
Ihe class of I VST. The program of
the services t. . morrow Is as follows:
I'l-elude and processional, "Ouiulp-ileuce."-
Si'luibert ; 1'oiniticnccmcnt
orchesl rii.
Ilyinii Aiiiliein, "raiher. lleneatli
Thy ShelterltiK Wlns." Ilroome.
Inv.icallon. all the people standing,
Itev. V. II, I'ltlkerton
Scilplure readlnit, Kev. J. S. Mc
t'alltllu. Solo, "llul ihe Lord Is MlPdful of
His Own." .Mendelssohn; Mlsa Kdlth
I'l-escott.
l'rayer. all iho pooplo atiindliiK,
Key. I. K. llaiiiinoiid.
Vliorus, "Ureal and Marvelous."
Caul.
Sermon, Kev. Herbert S. Jounnon,
lloston, Massachusetts.
Hymn, "Uird, When My Raptured
ThoiiKht Surveys," Wallace.
Itenedlctloli. Kev. O. (.'. Wrlnllt.
I'osiludt., "Allegro from Credo, St.
Theresa's Mass," I .a Hiicllo; t'oill
moucement orchestra.
The Week's lYoKmin.
Tho proKTnm of Iho exercises dur
1 11 K Iho remuliidcr of tho week la us
follows:
June 22. Monday Field day, p.
in.: KradiintltiK exercises. School of
Music. Vlllard Hall, II p. in.
Juno 2J, Tuesday Aliinri! ro
11 n h 11 and business ineelliiK, Vllliird
ball, f u. m.; iiliiuini huniiiet, cam
pus, t p. in.; flower and fern pro
cession, campus, 7:110 p. in.; Ka'lliK
lioekinan prl.o oralorlcal contest, Yll
lai'd hull, S p. in.
June 2-1, Wednesday Coninienc.i
iiient day. Ptilversliy dinner to vls
Hors, cauipiis, 12 in.; commoncour-nt
exercises, address before the class
i. II. I pl-fs'.uijiiiou of diplomas, VIII:.-
hall, 2 p. n ; follow, d hy Iho linvell
liut of I'l'i'sKlcnt. .loliiison's portrait;
1111111111 luill. r.i-iiioiy, s p. m,
PfllNCE WILL WED '
GOULD MILLIONS
I'arls. ,lne 20,- Tho bans of Mine
NsJxtt'J.i .".'r-x., -4
PRINCE HELIE DE 6AOAN.
BAuiiii lioiild nihl l'llhf-it Mi-llit du Hu
Kiin were HiIjI1mIhm1 today.
MISSOURI FLOOD
REACHE3 CREST
AT ST, LOUIS
th, i., , : -v : t ii. mr. r f Xit-
' -i . ; -i . .mr, h- ! I iM" of
' I!-- Mi -I iit, -l i .1 U i; r i have
t ii 'i -it ' "i Ii nii it.ii''r h.i-i
ic '.'i ih'; ; i -wii.i ! I i ia'h ;i n I I w ly
ll ji' i' i n '.! f i) ! hi- rlviT, uh'l
In S! . !. Mil.' ."iin hi ni -' a m r h.-v- it
li . in,. I ! w ::(.'-. I-tn. t r r r tram
In '(;. I iliiiit1 mih 1h l':iit ii ;i t i.fl.
" ! t v-r ii tTi 'ill l ami
ih'Hi-rri it i ('"Mi-.in N of i s nf
nl .! ht'.i .: Ii i) k i'i tii to kt'Cji
ih- th- .1 u ?. (.Ml.
I ' n Mu. I '-tici,
K.in Cv, I L't.--Thr-n !m
n no i n f'M -' hourf, 'Al'i 'i IntK
1-! . t) i !i ( ' i 'i ' Mi uin f rU ITU h
- . ..,1 .. i ,' il . Until i lw:-n :ii thU
T 1 1" f i i.i i ,i ) . r . ! h rr M !. Amitf
i; 1 1 , V. .i,..rt.. J.V H. V.
Ii ft 'I i im! ,t )' lionl'iii iii:d'T
t , k ! ; i'i;.M ut. 1m u'cloi-k t h f 4
fh'M lilliC