Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 25, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textrin TM.K DrENE ' DAILY GU Alii vou ss E CLEVELAND'S .9 I I t. KM' OliKI.UN. THl'IODVY I V l.ll,. .It I. FUNERAL 'AT PRINCETON T0M0RR0 Princeton June 23 Arrani;eii.ei:;.s V. nf flrnvr ( 'l......' ., ,. e, ine i"ul " s,. ...,iu , practically completed and I, sunsets tomorrow, the body iv'it been lowered Into the grave :,i . family plot in Old Princeton v,c fff where Ilea the body of llmh, a. 'first born of. Cleveland's child- ue , I'lMvelbllfl is l.,..ii-in., ,1,. -cWU in'""-"- ji lting the detall3 of, the fuii(-r:il, Iwitl will be at tlfe hour of five ,'t;ock tomorrow afternoon. Qeatn Uliiaiv wt.o ..iv,ri. esuTU;;v wt'iltrln Wilson, the sculptor ioi!-' ,ted with Princeton University. More than cne thousand U'lc.itt j (ondolence have been rtxiVMl ie Cleveland home,-and still thev jK coming". The services will l,(. itrictly private and simple and uaw Pttatious in the extreme if tlr- fishes or iiia. .leveiauu are car- ried out. KinVARO AND YALE EAGH WIN ONE BOAT RAGE II..; v.,r,l ;- -"nicy Xcwburch ""Oil 1.1 ,1U. conn , - - ' 1 11(1 I II -1 1- , . , hie llSk , whi,, h:lll",J,,;; 11 ii!i.(j i'Xi-laiini-:l Hen "You're a iliuinu-a Um-f. In n Yale w. n In S : S ft.i H seconds slower. . Tall I'n Itticos. New Haven. June -a.- Hie .t.iiti in carry T.ttt and hi class leave New llav.n a: two o'clock ..l.d arrive al New London at teur ci.i k to witness l lie Varsity eight, scheduled Hi lie can at t : U-J p. !H. Later Harvard wins the ciitht- o.ue.l ' arsity race. mi -,l :--a ma l-aililfs atij Indite I'ahinc Int. a New l.,.n- won the 'Val ue will. Harvard. !" nijlcs ell the Hai v.u.l look the '" a length ., the I'-'-:. Ill the last i- i::crcas.-d their !' :': uc ahead iin- were , ah.illt ul. Oiii.-ki! PROHIBITION ON . LOUISIANA ROADS lint an He it the l.e I'lrrsiii i!,; mNK- ' SlliiliT IN .In tie U t nl M s II. Pittsburg .... n .11 v a in lh(, Fi Htlllk Wits .ir-r, .-,... . . - l,n,,er,yac,kil,the I! ud in I ci.tht-.::-Ilnles over n v.ll-,1 . W. Tier;. ! Nattoiijil Ii.il m.ie lead i.u- lie. 1 1 . i ' her Rl'KP SAYS HKXKV, I A It San Francisco." June 24. In the RjEf trial today hot words were ex changed between Heney and Ruef. . KwrylKMly-a Masazii... biI, K article n ,h, in ,:,.- ,. Tr , ;. '' '" I'ronerly i X,w Yl), .,, ' , n'llHons of dolhirs. Accordini; there isn't enont;!, rellslnn in (,.. management of the ),-.,,c,-tv Ul fiM a mustard seed. r.-red and held the us;. nit, Imt at the tv-.l seconds 10 the ' and a hair llar s'rnke and crossed '.ei.t li and a half i.ite. June 2"'. A bill to drniktnir of imei. a.in liquors on ;i;i-.ise:ister yains it. l.o.iis iaua parsed t!ie house la-t n:i;'.ii, ll li..d hivvl.'.is;y p!l--.d tile settnle. 'Die senate deteated tile slate ref- I. eren luin preh i ilit ; .ill bill ..ill I ll is ,twill probably ,t:d the fi(;iil (... pro e liibition in Louisiana befci ttii-i ses : si-en til tile K '.-tatur.'. A M.i.ilar a measure was deteated in the house. 1-2; Yale v ud in, rease.- the tinish line a to 'he iMed. Time. Harvard 17 I-:'. Uecerd Is liroken. The time ina.lo by tiio freshmen Is the best on record since the . vent h is be ii rowed, start iui; in I Hull. The best previous) tini,. was in 1903 WKATiint rtiitKt'Asr it 1 1 : xoimiu i:sr. r I'iir'land. .In he 2.". iire ftoii, as.Win.nton and Idaho, fair. The coulrac; music hall for "u by 100 feet. has. been let for McVllnnvllle collide Ladies' Suits Reduced AH the Profit Part of the Coat is Yours 25 Wool Spring Suits cut One-Half A ruinous price, but they are to be reduced. Suits worth regular $t6'.00 to $50.00. you buy them now at Yi price the suit $18.00 to $25.00 Wash Suits Are To Be Closed Out You get them now at the price of the material, xh price, worth $3.50 to $10.C0 now.., $1.75 to $5.00 White Waists 5 Dozen White" Lingerie Waists, worth $2.00, special each - $''50 Royal Worcester Corsets . This is absolutely the best corset, sold in America. In this article is found moc corset value than in any make. We arc showing them for all kinds of figures, short, stout and medium ( each $1.00 to $6.00 n'. .'.'-?' ' t!:,!7i! Si w HI Mm -, vj zy 16t3 Wash Press Goods Price Tab! ol full from 25c to , thencur the yai d ,1 rii: sheer mulls, worth 'JC a yard, closing 1 2y2c to 37c Hampton Bros. 55fl- W.Ha.n.-tU-St.. O HUt CASH BEATS CREDIT u mm A .V m "mm 9 ,vv ;" i -' r. 4 i0 v ' v. t v V I T s- v t V :Y . vJf-t '."'iJ tti .Hi COLONEL JAMES M. GUFFEY. ', Colonel ColTe.v, the Democratic leader of I'ciilisylnuibi. will bo one of tb most anient opponents of. WIIIMim JciiuIukh Hrynii at the Penvur convention. Colonel (Joftey and the other reuusylvonln delennte at laruo have been Instructed to do nil they ran to prevent the nomination of tbo Nclirimkiin. Colonel (iuffey favors an ehtlre new ileal as to platform and nominee nnd Roes to the Denver ronvention primed In m.nke (ho tlttht of his life for vvlint lie terms a return to conservatism by the Democratic party. TAMMANY WILL OPPOSE BRYAN. AT DENVER CHANLER BOOM FOR SECOND PLAGE FATHERED BY MACK New York, Juno 2Tt. Trouble 1h ' It'iiv'r, ..1un 2fi. oriuan Miu-k : fu-a I tor Wtllimu JcnnliiKH liryan, nf MuffiitcKrrWril ln'n Uttlay with .k cor.lltiK to ulormatlon u I veil out (lid lioom for Lli'iUMiiiiit (iiivcrnor titluy a; Taninuiity Hulli Ttio rmkH ; CliunUr of Nvv York, for itio vlcu- jf thu his orKaiilxittloiiH are l'tK pntddenllnl unulnn(lnn. , Murk t'oiiJ unr-tlinlnl mmliiut ih NulmiHkan cimImh (ho ftrai iilttr to Hi vun, unil iml. a blx tloN'KHtioii of dol(Haii')i when intked if Cliantor would lio lic artd rooters will ko to Ih-nver in two ruptahln to ItrvHii, rfpllfd that he Hp'Vhtl traliiH to flultt UKiiltiHt t tie h tr d mi liitorvietv Avf.h Hryitn at l.tn ngnilimtlou of Hryitn, coin yoHierda which convlnceil hlnr It in uiKhii-Htooit that . Tuiiiiiinny ; ( hauler, un the Kei-oiul nuiu on tlie will hold out for u OoiiKervm Ive plat-1 tlrkot, would hot he dUpleiiHliiK to fnnii and flKht Itryan's plauti oii4he XehraKkun. tho Kround that they ure too rndlral; t- nnd not of a ehururtur to atlrac-t (he voto nf tho Nation following lliu UooHi'VflL adinlulHtratlon. leader CharlcH K, Murphy, It 1h i said, helteves that the HenioemlHi EIGHTY-FIVE SINK , ' V WITH' OLD SHIP ! STATE TEACHERS ! CONVENING IN I ANNUAL SESSION ni.'HIM WNJ'AI, Hlll,i til' HISTIIItV DIVISKIN (It. . I sin t mix yxr.r Tiip.w. i i.wimik f. ( i iu;i.t!i. , citiiri:s. j Slilt (IK Mill u xt sr.w. luiii) i'Mi:it,siii, i'i;i('ii'.i, sri. XM'lt TM.H I'Ki M : It M ; in iiii)i s in:!1 m; imi: is I l-'Olt TdMiiltlil'ixX . ' I'll.- real calili f tiie nation I. i In ils men. In tbelr abliltv ,n, ti;i. 'tiisiuess an. I tlie iii'iim tae: e -,. ef hjivin Is th most ivnvtiiv .lecu'intii.ii j ill life," silld Kltt'o.id i'. r'i'.b, rl.-. ; liciiessor nl Kitn.ailon ;,l Si iptorl j I ' n I Versl t , in l .in opetiinit i.d.l' ess uf , -nil.... mi. ....ii convent ;. in ,ti .he western division ,,f Hi,, (lrcjt.ii. Stntu I'. achcr's tVssnrlnlton t,s iu,l liiuu. l-'our hundred teachers were 'ireseiit i al the opcnliiK, repreKMltliiK 111,, ar my or educators, which is makhiK tbo children of Oregon Into dm men and women uf tomorrow. In another portion of his address, the speaker mild, that "a limn used to be eduented when lie could rend, cipher unit write, but today that "lane Is past." The man of the day moat have a knowledge of ni l, litera ture, and things of. life." The subject or the address was, "Tho (Ihuimliu! Conceptions of Kdu catlon," and to show the dirferenco or thu present from tho past, tho speaker molted the whole history of I'ducatitin tho world over, particular ly oonsldorlnK Konerhl nieUmds. In llitv United States Immigration from tho south of Kurope, conges tion In cIlleM, raclory work and simi lar Industrial chungcs give the edu cator now problems, which ust ho raced. One now principle. In the. I'nltod Uthins has been that property of the community should be tnxed ror the support of schools tor every Individual. In the forties and fifties of the last rontury grout bitterness was Invoked from (lit. strugglu over this ouestloii, hut now in every slate tbo principles la fully ruciiK nlxcrt. ' . Another uiovoitlent of the. present day la tho roductlon of 'tile number' or puplla -under each teacher. "No r.cliool eay have the bent resultH when thu Inslsnetor has fifty pulls," ho said. ."Oncn It was that one teach er would have Tlvn or alx hundred pupils, but that day Is past, "In New .York thd city otters the children a tren University education, an 1 most. Blules follow (.he same plan. A now coneepilon of eduen- . I- I F. (!orruna, June 2tt, Tho latent n 'port hIiowh Ho m IhhI iik hk a rettult ot S the tilnklKK of the MteaniKhlp l.unu-ho. The rem'iied uutntier 1(5, Thu enp- tain ank with the nlilp. Mont of the j piiMfu'iiKerH wero reHldentx of Ihe Ar . Keiitlne Keptihlle. The l.itiaehe win , Utile more than un otel (ul) nnd : proved h veritable deathtrap when , nhtt Mlriirk tho rockn near MuniH. A ; heavy foK MerloiMly Uiterferred' with (he rem' u h work by n fleet of flwhliiK jboatj which had runhed to Hie Ten- . -, . ANOTHER GOULD COUPLE QUARREL CHARLES MURPHY. Could (Iwllned to nay whether wiaild defend Ihe null. They were will have a better chance to win thlK ' married In III" I, mid have two Hill- N'ew York, June 25 been nerved upon J, In a Hult for absolute wife who whk SWun Hi I'fiper have Krank (Jjiild divorce by hlH len K. Kelhy. year If they come out on a "ife and ! Httiiw platform thai will uln the I hiippori ol flnanelal 1 n f r t m and j pr-itulne Industrial pronperliy. j It In rlalim-d at Taiiitiiuny hull Ihnt Kryaji ban nnt i-Iwd the von that I have bet'ti claimed fur him. It wax nut ho announced, but ll I mippoKwl 'the Tammany delegation will favor the nomination of (iovernor Johnfeoi : of Mlnn' Hola. 1 W'llllaui J. (.onnnri of Huffulo, the 'fit" chair man. who will b- at thu head of the up-atate deiKaUotK, alwo Ii oppoft'd to llryun and iayx Iheru art half a du7.Mi camll'llai v hn con Id inaki; a better fU,ht If uoinlua-t-d. (In ii, lleli'ti and horothy, aK'd 5 ami :t yea t'H. oiti;Jo iM:(THir -;f Ihe t)re COURTS NULLIFY ANTI-BETTING LAW N'.-w York, June 2T,. --JuiMre llls'-boff of Hie Biipreine courl, I inlay dli, .i.r il Melville ( clllns an I .lo e.b l.,my. rwenlty arrested hi Klie, ;,ll. d liar, for illoifeil vlolallon or III" anli betdnK laJ I'llder a re n ut division of lb" court of appeals both (-..mnilltiiienls" were Illegal and COI il l nnl lland A,"M.iul Ills : r Ii 1 Attiinier Klib-r. Itr.e.kll II, !) Ihe C-.llllllMllllellll. W, r- (.,- Illlleilly llere.lhe, I.Ut lie will ire bavj (he He'll reairestel It In iindi-rO'iod Ib pr t-'-iii,ir d.., not l-h lo be party lo a test rai end s ' ! I set otil) wjere arrests aie 1- ? by the e'j.iiity uuthorllle.4 or pi.llr... Ceneral ('ouiiel K gon Kle.lrlc ItallWH). Mp-nl yesler dai' In (own. Mr. Kerr was r,iriiierly associated with ex-S-nutor John ('. Si.noner of lsc.inislii In the law business. Me Is alMi western private lounsel for the Hill Interests. H.i-b-ii Htatesmali. 4- HMI.ItMAN I'IMM-'P A III hi I I I. Midi r. 4 4 (,'eve'aml..liili. - - riher- man bud a go d night and i slcp well. vgll- A. ROV KNA0EN8HUE. l'!xH'rt aeriuaur v. hose ,, irs'.lp. sus. tstued by n Inlto'ui, t'avelet tblrty !. inllus Willi llirie ii .'ii iiboaiil. KiKAVK WIIKIT .MMIKKT. I'l.rtland. .lime Itluest'-m V'allev 'libatf,., June 2e f"...i. h.'i 3-K; ll. Mi I .".linnet Swbber. mail i.irrlpr In th. i . , i bis home at ii , h i, Ioi;. ! Iter an llll." !. h The dee. , ,-.l nii.il , a i . b-r on ion' N i bouiIi out of AM. 7 . om. cl'l. navin.! i" " ' ' I vMi , '..ber I 1S.1J, 111 I IdllKIIII Cilll... (Ihl . I lieu la lliat we must have riMiiual training and domestic science, and teaching of dec ltry and right III all our ne.ooli. though there are nor mal", and couimiiiillles. where such Id -ii. i are altogeiher foreign." The second address of the morning was dellver;l by Kdward llvit', Sup--r I n l ,li den t of PuhH" lnt riietl .11 of Calilnriil l. lie 1:1 I or tin wmi k of l.lilher Hiirbnuk, the wonderful .oh lev. u.eiils. and f ie lii.-t ti.Ml-. its well as bl i Impression nf Ihe mall. - I ,., i.-.i, ri, r.i ,, . . " . .- -" ' - - .',--y (Our:. i 111 tllelr ell t-'ll a 1 11 'iiel; t. . jlb-.s" who are ii.eiu'.ci a if Mie,--laU) asj.oclali.iii, havs the p.-lvll, g. 1,1 r i.l -4 i lug on the street curs the pi.ll.-g.i Tiof voting In the eler ion t .morrow, 'of being cntertiilli. d si die receptions land IiiiicIii ora, a .1 e'her iicroino.lu j f.i ins. in I. sue county (here are 20 U.a'her-t, most of wboui arc. or will 'he present, Doll .'tins will hav forty jtiete ut least. Ml parts ef Ihe state ar. reiiresenled. ll'oil.-h ol'.lv In lll Issf to CJ.IIltlll 'ire Ihe ; 'iO"l ir is! rneior O.-siH-rt.' t" '' pre-"-nt. Tin) iHuuc r, .ii oil Ion r.ir Line ii,..i unug- bis tek the i.a e of a c t 'It' . Tt.fr Aflero.M'.l. as i .... rie.irttli.'lil rk v.,1,1 N" " "'" "b'guu m l-'l" and la, ted urn. I - Id. ' 1,111 "' . Al Ihl c! e die b . I V IHIeBeil I" 'V" " "'" I :i,tbi r udilr.-B I'V I'c ' ' ,"'''' jr.. Club nil; ml; red "I. Inly ti.r J-h. IJ 1 1 f rural: . I llll.-I rt'U'es.j Albany ,'t'-r.l!H ' llln ss c tv ring I Insll- ((ontliiiii'J on I'age Kight.l il 'Ml ; i, - i .