Eugene daily guard., July 28, 1908, Image 1

DAILY GUARD
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HOLIDAY ATTIRE ,
FOR NOTIFICATION
were fired from the four hilltops of
the city, which brought the whole
population to a condition of wakeful
ness. All morning great crowds of
jlr 2S.-Amld the
hinds, the stirring
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..rmi uiu- i ah
LkmlaltlC CrOWOS, JUUf,C -ort ntn (ho nltv frnm tho
piOUBiu I lcUM eu"'"" ... v'.l ..w... liiu.
Ijtt as lornini'j suburban towns on uotn siaes or tnej
his nomination ior iiieiuhlo river, wnue every irum orougiri i
.v.. RMablican nation- in large numbers from every city of I
,ne Republican ,n ohlo and the ,,,
wbich 'asaeldinCiii i j
mat. " ' , , I ninpinnntl pxnected n hie crowd
and e'JtDUSiasui, i ..... ,,,, rBMr(,d rn entertain. The
deironstra cncnn.ul j entjre business portion of the city was
', m vcrv detail a most handsomely decorated with flags,
lu c . ' I i.nnno.o a n H hnnHnir n Ti H n resell t oA a
jritifylng : succ snnenrance. With the arrival, of
llOUr SaiUlCS ..a""-" , B r.
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WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.
Reproduced from the latest portrait
of the presidential candidate.
bands pound Into the strews and
were show , tne headquarters at
the Hotel Sinton by members of the
notification committee. Particular
men. ion was paid to the welcome of
the members of the notification com
mittee, the members of which repre
sented every stute and territory.
One conspicuous feature j the
demonstration was Hie prevalence of
1 and Sherman badges. Nearly
every one of the tens 6f thousand's
of people seen about the streets wore
s-.'me itiiiKtila cf his devotion to the
Republican cause. They were every
where. Large parties arrived during the
forenoon from Pittsburg, Louisville
and Indianapolis. Columbus sent
down a delegation numbering more
than luoo enthusiasts, headed bv the
famous lluckoye Republican Club.
Cleveland, Toledo, Yonngstown, Day
ton and Canton were much in evi
dence. I'rliana, Lancaster, Massilon.
ironton and Sandusky were in evi
dence, and Hamilton and other near
by cities and towns almost depopulat
ed themselves. Some of the delega
tions contained large numbers of ne
groes, whose presence was hailed
every train delegations headed by
(Coutinueu on fago Five.)
THIS IS EUGENE'S BUSIEST STORE
THE ROUSING
le of Summer Goods Is On
i .nvixf auuui iiiio siuicapuiiL tyc cum tu iicvci ccuiy iiuni uuc scd"
son to another a dollar's worth of goods. All must be closed out at
i. sumc iiit. i kju.l tucao yji (ciynig cue me oaiiic; as uuia ui setting, i uu
the greatest possible value for your money. We want you to have-Jit. If
lusiness we are doing these days is an indication, you are perfectly satisfied,
are making record-breaking prices which will continue all this week. Shirt
s, lawns and other wash summer fabrics, kimonas, suits, skirts, in fact, the
is no object now on any summer goods. All must be closed out.
en Suiting at Almost
s'u imen suiting with white
s, regular price, 90c, sum- ff
, the yard 6JC
lllitP lt.ia .1 1 .
I "".- "ui-u suiting witn coiorea
Ibroidered dots, goal value at reg-
t' DritC. SlltnniPr rrlno av
weight,
1 5c
pxed wash suiting, good weight,
P oe worn late in tho co w
.u iin.
closing out price, yd.
'Sun Bonnets Must Go
hnntipfc, rM , .
, "lfIul w omen or children,
c.ors, new shapes, must 1 C J
'Pnce,each. 1 JC
N Remnants Are Still on Sale
ler)' remnant M 1 j
-iiiug
lakk IC- 1 U00d lengths
feh.'0,:hokits. This
Ivoubuy y t0 SiiVe 0ne-llalfo
:d:. l arSf0r Less
hdtolU r h T Cl0red embroid-
"n outtons
"''c, uic dozen. V
I.. -a?d '5c uhi.e u.l
Wlt" Pearl buck cs . L
SHIRT WAISTS
Are Cut to Fit the Turse
We always close out our
stock of shirt waists. Each
season we show a new stock.
You purchase now any 190S
waist at a very low price.
Every one reduced.
$2.00 waists, lace trimmtd, now . . $1.15
2.50 waists, (ine law and embroid'y 1.75
5 00 waists, new kimona sleeve.now 2.50
6.00 Wai ts, " " " M price 3.00
ash Dresses Reduced Onr-Half
' Entire lineshirt waist suits at hall-price.
$3.75 dresses, white or colored, now $1.88
5.00 " " " " 2.50
Summer Lawns Are Going Fast
at One-Hals Price.
10c lawns, assorted colors, the yard 5c
20c ' " " " ...10c
25c " " " 12Xc
50: Si'k mull, assorted colors, the yd 25c
GOOD-
SUMMER CLOTHING
Styiished Mcdeltd and Well
Tailored
This, the clothing for the summer
months. We have all colors, sizes and
prices.
You have been waiting until we re
duced the price. The time is at hand.
You can save from $1.50 to $5.00 or
each suit you buy. We are reducing
our great stock to make room for fall
shipments which have already started
from the East.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
famous all-wool clothing is reduced also.
Wc make no reserve. All must go
from the cheapest to the best.
We not only carry the largest stock
of clothing in Eugene, but it is the high
est quality. 1
Our stock of
Men's Furnishings,
Overalls,
Working Shirts,
Pointers and
Barbers' Clothing,
in fact, cvrrything wcrn by man, is
here in a splendid assortment. Our
cash prices are leading prices.
COME IN TODAY
SCRIM
THE YARD
5cer.ts
Hampton Bros.
KKa.KHA Will.irrxPttP SfQ
WHERE CASft BE'ATS CREDIT
Dulchess Trousers
o THE PAIR,
. $1.00
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It Is Hard to Please Everybody, Bill.
GOULD WILLING
THAT HARRIMAN
SHOULD GOME IN
New York, July 2 8 George J.
Gould, head of the Gould sytte-n or
railroads, on returning from Europe
tojay, said thut nothing would give
gn-ater pleasure than lo have E.
ft. llurninan In the directorate of the
Gould rouda. lie declared that his
roads were now doln's nearly a nor
mal business, and expressed great sat
isfaction ovvi- the d2cis::..i in the
h:..ndard Oil case.
it is reported that najptiutions are
pending that will result In' t.ie Gould
roads receiving strong flnnntial sup
port from llaiTliiian, who will have a
share In the management or the
Gould system. One report sns that
negotiations have been carrlec on for
several months between JI: Gould,
Kuhn Loeb.& Co., and the rUrrlinan
interests concerning the Goulc prop
erties. As the negotiation now
stand, there Is a fair probability that
the result will mean an entire ci.ange
INDEPENDENCE PARTY
LABOR ON PLATFORM
Chicago, July 2S. The Indepen
dence party was busily engaged early
today constructing Ita initial platform
and In the selection of Its first pres
idential candidate. The resolutions
committee continued Its work far In
to the night and were hard at It at an
early hour today. Planks by the doz
en on finance, labor und trusts rained
In upon the committee, and a more
radical utterance In regard to injunc
tions that was made by either the
Democrats or Republicans Is favored.
The Californinns are strongly press
ing for a forreriil declaration against
Asiatic immigration. It Is also prob
able that the financial plunk will fa
vor the issuance of all money direct
by the government Instead of
through national banks. Over-cupi-Itnllation
of Industrial enterprises
will be denounced, und an amend
ment to the Sherman anti-trust law
providing It shall not affect the com
binations of business men, Is looked
for.
Despite the fact tht llenrst has
repeatedly declared that he Is not a
candidate for the presidency, there Is
a strong sentiment among the dele
gates for him. lllsgen. Graves and
Howard arc each stiM confident
his selection.
of
GEORGE R. SHELDON.
New York banker who will serve an
treasurer of the Kcpuhlii-uu untlunu!
committee.
and reorganr.'.atiou of all t !c (..Mild
lines In the Ka.st and the elimination
of George .1. Gould as au:ocrat of the
Gould system.
NEGRO RAVISHER
BURNED AT STAKE
Dalian, Tpxhh. July J!N.
Tad Smith, h iicro hoy cd f
1, rhar'-d with rrfmimil as-
i-aiiit ilium Mls Viola l-!an-
y, of Clinton, whh nipt nr'd
I'aily today and takn befop'
the Kir and ld'i)t Iflt-d. On
the way to Mm Jail a mob of
ritiz'M.K overpowered the of 1 1
fvin, took the. prisoner to the
pubije r(uare of (ire'-nville,
Mid burned him to d'-a'h in
t lie pi esc nee of ii t llOU -a (id
people.
Opening Session
(MUciigo, July 2. Amid loud and
enl IniHiiMl le cheering, ""d with Hb
memhorH Hhowlng every Bln of loyal
ty to their new KtandarJ of political
faith, the firs! national con vent Ion
nf the Independent party was opened
at S o'clock tonight In Orchestra hull.
T.ie main fbnr of th ehall. in
which totn' of the lnrK'M i?al h'Mliii?K
are hehP In this city, was filled by Un
delegates. Then? were no alternated.
The KiiHericrf w--re crowded with a
throng which entered heart Hy inti
the spirit of the pro-eedinm. and
thronulKnit ihe nlj;ht applauded vi-oroij!-ly
whatever met H.t a pproval.
The delegate w re ulrjw In arriving
inside the hall, and when the hour ar
rive:! at which the convention wan to
hp called to 'order not more than a
sprlnklinK of t hem were in their
-cat. The weather, which was hot
and uncomfortable, doubt less ac
counted for thin.
(encral KeluiHe of heers
At a lew minutes ufter S o'clock
tlte delciilaci came tro'iplrit; Into the
hall. New York heading th" column.
T'.;c de) -i;'te from the Kniiilre sliite
carried i bn nne'" b a i l 'i the words,
"Inilejciideu-' I'ar'y," between them
beitiK an evenly bal;tiied ncate, slni
fyinc eva-t juKfi'" tu l!. Other del
eyati ins carri'd the national colon1.
,'itid they waved them back and forth
in creel 1 11 k as i h y founrl t heir al
lotted positions In the hall. New
York cheered every other delegation,
as every other delegation cheer"d
New York. The demonstration last
ed about 1 .i minutes, and continued
for Mime lime after the delegates
were in their seats.
Meiirxf .Makes Sp'ech
Kather CallaKhHn, cf Chicnrt, de
livered flw invMiition. Hearst was
Bryan an a t "knight In motley
brought forth great Inughter. as did
hiB reference to others. At the con
clusion of his address he waa given
another ovation that' lasted for sev
eral minutes. Hearnt was then pre
sented with a "union label" gavel and
another giivel was presented to J. D.
Bush, of New York. Hearst briefly
accepted and the secretary read tha
membership lists f the various com
mittees. After an address by C, A.
Windle, of Chicago, the convention
adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
CRUISER SENT TO
CENTRAL AMERICA
Honolulu, July 28. !t Is under
stood that the armored cruiser Mll
mmw,
C. P. TAFT.
Clnclnnaf I millionaire, brother of
the tlcpiihllcin preterit ntlal candi
date, al whose home tne official noti
fication ceremony took place.
then csrnri.ed
ftt'.il Mlit tee (jf
( ' ;:lrniji:t and
ieil ftVJlfi II.
r l".e, he be
lif:i a ry clia !r ma n
He spoke with
lo the platform by a
three named by the
w uiv n an uproar
When qil"f ha I been
in !(3 Jifldr---'' ;e- fe!n-
t be con vent io?i.
ICe earnest ues.
. ii.
Cal
Kddy is liume fro'il A'ont.i
(ti fvlim honi" hlv ,il n t h In an m
pliiiM". manner thai carried the con
.iii.joii miii hiiH. Ihri d'.'ii iplii.u of
wankee, which arrived here July 24,
lias reielveci urgent orders to pro
ceed lo A inn ii In . Honduras. The M--iikee
will relieve the cruiser Alba
ny. .".u- dispatch of the Milwaukee Is
believed to be due to Ihe unsettled.
ciiiidllloii of ii f fairs ill Oiitru) Amer
ica, i
MANY BOOKMAKERS
UNDER INDICTMENT
New York, n.l ly !!K. Thirty-six
men, liiiliidiiig some of the most
prominent lM.,kniakeis, were Indicted
lodiiliy the Kin m -i . : i u f v grand Jury
tri ciiaiKcs of v,nli,l::i tlie rat e track
laws.
.ImiM'M (!. Iluwf. ef M.onn. .Mo., and
('h:irl's I'fiw II, of I'liium.i Mo., aro
visiting J. M. Howe and family In Ku-gene.
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