Eugene daily guard., July 10, 1908, Image 5

THE FIGKXE DAILY r.UARn. FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1
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t Attach
r Suffered Torments
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JXie of tbe du
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IS. He is to-day
, itrong man j
J fe year, ago I
J wntracted ecxema,
andbewtnoan m-
Ii whole wiiii k"41
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W&ngPrd o-andwn more man
IVtonwprejured
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y Did ne" . .
well known in the vicin-
e and nncinnsu, "
vended by witnesses.
54S Seventh St., Louis;
23 and nay h. '
Itching and burning
. . tha frinhtful
lorissis. the loss of hair
. ...I. in CCA Ml
ri nuili. w r
Imedies if extraordinary
loap, Ointment andFU a
I proven uy irauinu"'-o
curH when many rem-
sufficient to cure.
i to nnnB ttw mm. ruie
to Ilul ibe 8Ua. ana Cutf-
lrTlitof60ilol1irifrthe Blood
Rwtnn. Mus
Fuucun Book on Skin Diseases
N IT R0SEBUR6
IUIER PAKTXEU,
ll'GHT INSTEAD OF
KELP.
ik returned this
,Ro8eburg, where he
afternnnn fnr the
Elng back to Eugene
former Eugene 'junk
le officers there said
a warrant having
in tDe tiieene ins-
him with obtain
false nretensps.
table reached Rose-
he found that the
the wron? man
one Shaman, who
partnershln with
ben they received
Was Wantprl thav
Shaman', wna' kho
him under arrest.
name was Cohen
misunderstood theni
produced a letter
1 name nf nnhan p.
vsll oc
thereon. He was
1 officers here no
Plank. Will 1
'th Cohen anrt Shu.
'tase as soon as he
in the meantime
AT CHAI'TAVQI A
Sharn viln, .
f July 10th. Round
'scue M.bU. Tickets
le tnnrntnw li
N U1 be limited to
GILLETTE, Agt.
f'KAT MARKET
9. .Tlllv OAff .
fwember. 91 u '
MWINO
Orders laro
predated.
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WATSON ATTACKS
PLUTOCRACY'S RULE
IN UNITED STATES
POPULIST CAXOIOATK OFFICIAL.
I.V IXFOltMKD OF HIS NOMINA.
TIOX ADOKESS DEALS AL
MOST EXHItELY WITH ALLKG
El) EXCKOACHMENTS OF PLC
TOCKACY VPON RIGHTS OF
P1X)PLE
Atlanta, Oa., July 10. Thomas
E. Watson, candidate of the People's'
party for president, was formally no
tified of his nomination by the com
mittee at a largely attended meeting
of populists In this city today. The
notification speech was by Judge
Forest, of Albany, N. Y. Watson
delivered a lengthy reply in which he
reviewed the work and ambitions of
his party. His address was devoted
largely to. encroachments of wealth
upon the liberties of the people, com-r
paring present conditions with those
of Rome and other' empires of his
tory preceding their fall.
"Suppose you compare the plu
tocracy of Rome to that of these
United States. J. P. Morgan has more
THOMAS E. WATSON.
money Invested In art treasures alone
umii me ncnest of all the Romans
Was Worth. Tho 'mimmA. , ,
. w u...,uici liwimge ot
Cornelius Vflnriprhilf nno o nnn
000, to say nothing of the land and
umiBiimgs. jonn u. Rockefeller's
yearly income la nsnt tu .
entire fortune of the hichest Roman.
rium one little railroad, the Central,
Of Georgia J. P. Mnriran onH 0 t,i
assortment of participating thieves,
stole a larger sum than Caesar
wrung from conquered Gaul. The
Victorious Rvlln aDtnnDk.J l.i 1
.a,uuoucu iiiaiui iaus
by levying a fine of $25,000,000 up-
l"B "en cities 01 Greece. The Su
gar trust levied an annual fine of
twice that amount upon this repub
lic a few years ago, to recoup itself
for a contribution of $500,000 which
it had made to the campaign fund of
the Democratic party. By Judicious
use of its contributions with both
the old parties, the steel trust gtlts
the privilege to so arrange the tar
ff schedules as to extort net prof
ts every year ten times larger than
the entire revenue of the Roman re
public. "Antiquity was shocked when Cle
opatra dissolved and drank a pearl
valued at' $400,000. Historians em-
i...a.-,ltB me scandalous luxury of Lu
cuHus, who spent $8500 on a feast.
hen onp nf nut trion.i Am.unn
- u..i buu niaciitnii
millionaires throws onen th hntl
room for a night Tf revelry, the flo
ral decorntfnno ainnA i
. , "J 'unc WOI. liliIC IIIU1I
the feast of Lucullus. And when
one or our Cleopatras Is fascinated
py some Roman Marc Antony Eng
lish duke. Italian r,-lr, li-l.
,lnt r Hungarian sneeze-weed, she
nuuung 01 spending rrom one
to f ve million dollars upon the
pearl. In ' Cleopatra's case the
gem was merely a casual product of
nature; In the modern instance every
dollar that goes abroad to pay for
foreign titles and minister to the de
praved appetites of aristocratic de
bauches, Is the product of the Amer
'can laborers' toil."
White's Short Order House
Meals at all Hours
20c Up
W. L, WHITE, Prop, W. 8th St
"ot oPian' W'len 0U ca" at our 8tore and sce "r
111 "HI sen ,i an(1 orKan9 at astonishingly low prices
of lead, "eare rlght-8lde-un-
"g makes t the right price. Tour Isrctl-
BRYAN WANTS
BUT ONE TERM '
o OF PRESIDENCY
Falrview. Julv i n ti, j.
following statement was i
made by Mr. Dryau when he
X ' cl me announcement of
his nomination:
"The presidency is the
highest offielal position in the
world and no one occupying
it can afford to have' his
views on public questions bl-
ased by personal ambition.
Recognizing his responsible
lty to God and his obligation
. to his countrymen, he should
endeavor to diseha )Ke his do- A
ties with a singleness of pur-
pose. Believing one can best
do this when not planning a
second term, I announce now,
as I have on former occasions,
that if elected I shall not be a
candidate for re-election.
"This nomination is plain-
ly from the people, and mv
obligation will be purely to
the people. I appreciate the
honor more because it came
not from one person, or from
a few persons, but from the
rank and gile. acting freely
and. 'Without' compulsion."
-
Sa. Paul, July 10 Governor John
son will support Bryan for the pres
idency, bo he announced today.
Lincoln Celebrates
Lincoln, July 10. In honor of the
nomination of Bryan the citizens of
Lincoln united in a noisy demonstra
tion this morning. It was purely
nen-partlsan in character.
JOHN W. KERN FOR
VICE PRESIDENT
(Continued From Page One.)
at 1:56 Marshall, of Indiana, named
J. W. Kern for vice president.
2:05 p. m. Indiana cheers Kern
and South Dakota joins in.
2:07 p. m. Arkansas presents no
candidate, but favors Kern.
2:10 p. m. Governor Thomas, of
Colorado, presents the name of
Charles A. Towne. J. J. Walsh, of
Connecticut, presents the name of
Archibald McNeil.
Hill, of Georgia, presents the name
ot Clark Howell.
2:30 p. m. Governor Folk, of
Missouri, takes the platform to sec
ond the nomination of Kern.
2:31 p. m. New York announces
it will present no name for the vice
presidency. The band plays "On the
Banks of the Wabash" amid cheers.
2:40. p. m. Fred Kern, of Illi
nois, mentions Mitchell's name. He
says at the letter's request he will
not name Mitchell.
2:48 p. m. Heflln, of Alabama,
seconds Kern.
2:49 p. m. Kern, of Illinois, sec
onds the nomination of Kern, of In
diana. 2:58 p. m. Ollie James, of Ken
tucky, seconds Kern.
3:01 p. m. State Senator Lee, of
Maryland, seconds Towne.
3:02 p. m. Michigan seconds
Kern.
3:05 p.m. Minnesota seconds Mc
Neil. 3:06
p. 111. Mississippi seconds
I Kern.
I 3:07
I Kern,
j 3: OS
j Towne.
I Kern.
3:12
Dakota
3:13
p. m. Missouri seconds
p. in. Nevada seconds
New Hampshire Seconds
p. m. Hildreth, of North
seconds Kern.
11. m. OHIO seconds ivern.
I Ills nomination on the first ballot is
I now practically certain, probably by
I acclamation.
I 3:17 p. m. Pennsylvania seconds
Kern.
! 3: IS p. m. South Dakota, seconds
Kern.
3:1ft p. m. Former Congressman
Ball, nf Texas, seconds Kern.
3:25 p. m. Irving Handy, of Del
aware, read a telegram from Judge
Gray declining to permit the presen
tation of his name.
Towno Withdraw
3:27 n. m. The chair recognized
Charles A. Towne, who took the ros
trum, thanked his friends and re
leased them from further obligation
in his behalf.
Howell I
Out
3:31 p
m. Hill, of Georgia with
draws Clark Howell's name and sec
onds Kern. Utah seconds Kern.
a-RO n. m. Wade, of Iowa, sec
onds Kern.
3:39 p. m J. Hone Tyler, of Vir
ginia, takes the platform to present
the name of W. G. Conrad, of Mon
tana, but the latter declined and Ty
ler seconded the nomination of Kern.
3:40 p. m. Governor Haskell, of
Oklahoma, seconds the nomination
of Kern. ,j
3:45 p. m. Governor llia:--ins. of
Rhode Island, seconds the nomina
tion of Kern.
3:46 p m. John J. Lenta, of
Ohio, seconds Kern, as did Wst Vir
ginia. Washington and Wisconsin.
3-50 p.m. George Fred Williams,
of Massachusetts, takes the rostrum
and seconds Kern.
3:55 p. m. Louslana seconds
Ke3-56 p. m. Oregon seconds Kern.
Montana second Kern.
Former Senator Smith, of New
Jersev. nsks that the nomination for
vice president be made by acrlama-
' ":m p in. Daniel. F. Co'halnn. of
New York, takes the rostrum and
seconds Kern.
Jill n m. Connecticut
wlth-
Hrawa Mc.Wll and nks
th.'it Kern
t ion.
1.,. nominated by acclamation
I Nebraska seconds
4:0.-1 p.
Kern.
J'he nomination wa
made by ac-
convention ad-
SYNOPSIS OF
! O ni irrnnii
rLAiruiiivi iviAUt
BY DEMOCRATS
u
Convention Hall. Denver, July 10.
Following are the most Important
planks in the Democratic nl .it form
"We also Kimiwirr Ilia irl, ..f
..,.t.u.L 1,,111 ui ti
gress of this country to have the
Km to control all railroads in the
.nited Stutu fncr q d tha 1,.,...
commerce commission has In each
state within its borders.
We demand such enlargement of
the powers of the Interstate com-,
merce commission as may be neees-;
sary to enable it to protect persona
and places from discrimination and
extortion, and to compel the railroada
to perform their duties as common
rarrlers. We favor the efficient su-1
pervlslcn and ratn rm-nUilnn nr -oh I
roads eugaged In interstate mm.
merce..
Valuation of llullroacls.
'To this On4 wa rnnnmmnnJ ,1..
. , LIU.IUIIVUU 111C
valuation of railroada hv thp Inte
state commerce commission, such
Valuation tn tnkn tntn rnimlilaFa,tn.
the original cost of construction and
all elements of value which will ren
der the valuation made fair and Just.
we iavor such legislation as will
prohibit the railroads from engaging
ins in business which brings them
m competition with their shippers,
CHARLE8 N. HASKELL.
of Oklahoma, chairman ottthe com
mittee on resolutions, which built,
the Democratic platform.
also again that which will insure re-!
duction In their rates as conditions
will permit, and not require a reduc
tlo nln the wages of employes or do
injustice to legitimate investments.
"We heartily approve the laws pro
hibiting the pass and the rebate,' and
we favor any further necessary legis
lation to restrain, correct and pre
vent such abuses."
Thp currency plank. ' besides dc-
nounclnn the Aldrlch-Vreeland cur
rency bill passed by the last con
gress, and favoring the Issuance of
an emergency currency by the gov-1
eminent Itself, also denounced the I
Republicans for distributing the do
posit of the government money in
national banks in such a manner
that it concentrates in central cities,
and favors a plan by which the. gov
ernment money may lie kept In the
localities In which it Is raised.
Hcvision of the Tariff.
"We favor the immediate revision
of the tariff by the reduction of Im
port duties. Articles entering Into
competition with trust-controlled
products should be placed on the free
list. Material reductions should be
maile in the tariff upon the necessa
ries of life, especially upon articles
competing with such American man
ufactures as are sold abroad more
cheaply than at home ;a.ml graduated
reductions should be made In such
other schedules as may be necessary
to restore the tariff to a revenue ba
si?. "Kxlstlng duties have given the
manufacturers of paper a shelter be
hind which they have organized com
binations to raise the price of pulp
and of paper thus imposing a tax. up
on the spread of knowledge. We de
mand the Immediate repeal of the
tariff upon wood pulp, print paper,
lumber, timber and logs and that
these articles bo placed upon the
free list."
Ship subsidies are opposed and Im
provement of waterways favored, as
are banking reform laws, postal sav
ings banks, and puimciiy ot cam
paign funds.
vVsrser tunes nianon. beave ar
j uAl.' W'inin fltore. tf
Turn l "
itti,n..ij- liori Pnnin Remeflv.made
by the Hickory Mrak Remedy Com
pany, of Salem, ur., guaraniei-u wi uo
'. ntflmi tn pupa vnnr roileh
pure, Bum otu iw rf . .
or money refunded. Guaranteed to
make a friend ot you. ror aio u,
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and
first-class dealers everywhere.
Kitchen safes for 14.25 until July
4th. See north show window. Cham
bers hardware Co. d
L liu l'IH Til (1II1IKII
Z
. r.., frVwpra hot house
plants, etc. I'hone Mack
. . nil tr V J Zlmtncr. Ji4
U .
GKKMA.V COACH STAI I10
tt t. i-i . . nranh hnVP Which I
j , m rinnpnn Scott Will
purcpaspu ii'
make theijtand during the se.tin at
i
I
Bangs' barn. pERK:Ng
tock Reduction Sale
iMFWI ANTV1 MDaPTMSWT CrkDIT ..n.i, , Z.tb-
morning, and for eight davs this store will oflcr you an opportuoiiy to buy all kinds cl
Spring and Summer Wash Goods at a fraction of their real worth. Many ot the beat o
bargains offered during this sale
Thousands of Yards of Wash Goods Will Be on Sale
aL a Splendid Saving in Price
Beautiful Lawns'
During;
This Sale
4c per yard
During this sale you will be sur
prised at the great values offered
In the Wash Goods section. Several
thousand yards of lawns usually
sold at 10 cents will bo on sale
per yard
A Lot of Remnants
Will Be Sold at. Bargain Prices
Some will make Aprons or chil
dren's dresses; others Skirts or
Wrappers. Don't overlook this
table when in the store.
Ladies' Long Gloves
Special Prices Offered to Clean
the Line Up
Elbow length in ladles' Jersey
gloves, black and white; extra val
ues at C C
pair ... -J -
Best Lisle Motisquetalro elbow
length, black and white, worth a
third more; our Qfl
special sale price u
R.. W. NEWLAND,
SKERMAN TO QUIT
COMMITTEE JOB
Washington, July 10. James S.
Sherman, candidate for vice presi
dent on the Republican ticket, will
in a short time retire from the con
gressional committee, of which he
is chairman.
lllSHOP POTTKK .
IS WKAK TODAY
Cooperstown, July 10.
Bishop Potter is perceptibly
weaker this morning.
CHICAGO WHKAT MAKKKT
Chicago. July lO.July. 89; Sep
tember, 89V4; .December, 91.
. OABTOnlA.
SignatuK
For comfortable eye glasses we
recommend the
"SO EASY"
Eye Glaus Mountings. They are all the
name implies and readily adjust them
selves to almost any shaped nose. Ve
keep most all kinds ol mountings, but to
those who have been having; trouble we
especially recommend the ".So Easy."
Ve ill glaises right and at right' prices.
Fourteen years experience J" J
J. 0. WA ITS, Optician
Willamette Street.
HKKK'S TO TIIK GUIHIOI S
OF JULY,
LONG MAY IT LIV
AND XF.'KK
MAY IT KM-:.
There's nothing like being free,
and Indoiieodent. It's good policy
to dine where you get the best meals
for your nioiij'. This, as well as
polite treatment fy always accorded
who niitronlze the Theatre Rcs-
611
I I
4T..J
Qiurant.
will be unadvertised
1 ff For Dotted Swiss
1 V" Muslin
worth
25c the yard.
Friday morning we will put on
special sale a lot of dotted Swiss
muslin, assorted colors; worth reg
ular 25c the yard, at
per yard
Shirt Waist Reductions
These Beautiful Waists go on sale Friday morning:, July
10th, for eight days. ' Welielieve this to be One of the best offer
ings in Shirt Waists ever made in Eugene or Lane County. We
invite your comparison.
Values to $2.00, on sale for eight days, tf 1 1 C
your choice... V
Values to $2.50, on sale for eight days, ? 1 (T t
your choice ..--.M Jvr
Values to $3.00, on sale for eight days, AA
your choice P &JJ
We invite your comparison Quality and price considered
I THROUGH ST AUK TO i
KITSOX' Sl'RIXGS. I
; Arrangements have . lately been
j made so that persons wanting to go
I to Kltson Springs can take the mall
stage at Eugene, Goshen or Spring
field and connect with the stage at
Lowell for the springs by way of
I Hazel Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
'and Saturdays. Sept 6
OAHOIiINK W(K)l) SAW
W. G, .White is prepared to saw
vnnr wixid on short notice.
I Phone-"Btack- 4'3-Sl-:' Residence: 516
West Sixth street. ' .
TEA
' Good tea, close price.
There is no other way to
build at good business or
keep a good business.
Tr rrocr vlar ronr mwt U tn 4m1 .
Uk Schililu'i Bui; wi gar him.
ELI BANGS J. H. VEST CP. BARNARD EARL McNUTT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabs Always Ready
First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
McKENZIE ST AGE leaves Eueene
at 5:30 a. m. Stages do not call at
private residences but will call for
b.ggage ii notified the day before.
Livery Phone Main 2 1
STUDEBAKER. BUGGIES
IF YOU WANT TIIK HKST IH'Y A St'CllKIl AKKIt 111 (JfJIli,
SPKIXO WAGON OK SI'ltllKY. K) 1)1 ItAIH I.ITY, WOltlv
MANSHIP AND FINISH TIIKY AltlO TIIK HKST
IN TIIK MAKKKT. YOU WILL MA K K NO
MISTAKK IF YOU IK1K OVKK OIK .
LINE HKFOKE BUYING.
S. L. LONG, Hardware
HOTEL BRADSHAW
Rooms and board. Rooms with free uv o! furn'shl kitchen,
including dishes and wood. Half way(to Nye Beach, overlo'-infj
the ocean. Kates reasonable. W. C. COOK, Prop., Newport, Ore.
0
U.,A..rf. ?,l" Pri.iv
Another Lot 10c
Some 12 1-2 tnd 15c the yard
goods, all put In one lot 1 r
and will be sold at, yard. . I UC
FlXK yi AMTY HATISTK
Worth regular 18c and 20: C
yard JC
Many of Our Best Bar
gains Are Unadvertised
AT OTTO'S
ICiu-ly ItivnkfiiNt Served for Arctium
. (bit ion of Travelers.
Breakfast will bo served at Otto's
every morning for tha accomodation
of those leaving ' on ' early trains.
Good coffee will be a feature'.
"Tho Burning of Rome," at the
Grand thenter all this week. See the
rest of the program In another col
umn. ,
( Feed your roses or lawn a-little
Will Grow" fertilizer and see thd .
1 Improvement. Chambers Hardware
R. C. MOltOAJV'S FCItNIT CltB
lWCTOHY
Furniture
manufactured
1 fOT-l
wholesale 0 retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
of Fifth street. Repairing solicited.
Phone Black 5391. Residence phone
NEW TODAY
WANTED Two helpers at the Eu-''
gene Iron Works. , tf
I'OLITK ATTENTION
greets all customers at our
market, and as choice n pleco
of meat, as was ever. laid on a
block Juicy, tender, exquisite
ly flavored and fine grained, Is
whtit we cut your porterhouse,
sirloin, flat bono or hip bone
steaks from. We know how to
cut up meats for your table as
well as to choose the prlmest,
so thai they will look tuinpting
ns well its tender and succulent.
Our prices are low for prime
meats.
Brcders' Bros
Phone 2Waln 40 - - We fl St..
EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE
A dailystageleavrsEugeneat6 i. m,
lor Mapleton, c'ose connection bv
steamer lor F lornce and t cme
SO East. 9th Street.
Chen. Red 1271
plantation and the
Jiiurned sine die. q