Eugene daily guard., July 28, 1908, Image 6

Tins KCGBJTB DAILY GCAJIB, TVVHDAX, JVIX 28. UW8
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Til K TOttX m:i
on July 4th In honor of his
birthday, and Uiere will he
many soiled gowns and gar
ments tu show evidence of the
paint. Whether It red
paint, s'nln or oll from any
came whatever you will have
your garments renovated so
they will look Kurd a pew when
cleaned al tlis Eugene Dra
Work".
Everything possible in
Cleaning ond Dyfring
Eugene Dye Works
,inl Willi nsMi- SlJ.
Phoni Red 2S6I
A NICK
I.ITTI.K MKAIi AT
TIIK TIIKATItK CAKK
la ahinya iippm'tatcc, whoro you P't
rverytlilnii no upiM'tlxIng: nml tmilli
nnie llii-w June iiiomliiKa, when
your opiM'llte la fickle, Wtuit you
wnnt Iti Imit your friends, your ttlfc
sir your sttwt heart to at nHl Hint la
rooked In the Vneeu'a Inati, hrlllK
them In the Theatre Chic.
A New Set, of
Chairs
Why do you hara OLD
BIIAItliY CHAIRS m your
humn, when you can make them
OOOI) AH NKW for only 60o t
A ran of Chliiamul !ll wort
wonders In your hoiua.
Sea that '.ho Chinaman la oh
very ran.
Hea our west show window.
AHK TO SKI: (it It .NKW ALL
I'AI'KH
16-18 Wast Huvouth Ht.
OVERTON
f Wall Paper ani Pumt Co.
Ma) a)all!iaisHjssss)SH
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight tlu
gas fixtures. Wc do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning v.rk. vutll
and let us estimate
on
your work
Aya & Heitznun
i W.st 8th St.
E. C. Gulliford
Feed or d Livery,
Boarding, Stables
New r'l Nr Room rw
ItuMMr lire I iirtmilta.
Fell I rtra SI mar I. lots.
IHI W..I Hlh Si.. I
ft., t.e Main UU
Cir . n I-
(GAR
Julius
Goldsmith
One of ihe
Essentials
of the happy horn-a of fcwJay ... a vast
fi;nI jf inffirfuati'tfi as tu the h't methoi
of pPHuofing h':iit)i h?'picss an J
rifi.t living an i k;iov-il''L'? of (he norM'n
b---t pro-Iurt. I
I 'r! ;irt of flctu.tl fn-i-mf: an-i
rfasonahl rlairim truthfully prf-wiitM (
ari'l whifh have attained to wnrM-wiJf!
wcfptaii'-p th-ut:h th. approval f the
WVIl-InlorriM-'l of the Worhi; hot if in.- '
virhiali only, hut of the many who have
the happy faculty of selecting and obtain- j
trig the nv the world afford.
One of the products of that class, of
known component parts, an Kthical
remedy, approved by physicians and com
mended by the Wcll-Infomied of tha
' World as a valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the well-known Hyrup of Tigs
and Elixir of Senna. To get its beneficial
effircta always buy the genuine, manu
factured by the California Fig Hyrup Co.,
only, and fur talc by all leading druggists.
Outfit
for Your
Vacation
al Hanson's
Everything a man
needs in the way of cloth
ing, whether he stays at
home during the hot sea
son or goes to' this moun
tains will be found in our
stock.
We would like to show
you our line of summer
clot'iing; no trouble to
showgeois. Our line is
reasonably priced, and in
style and quality is unsur
passed. Eugene ' agents for
Michael's, Stern & Co.'s
line of clothing famous
the world over.
Light weight t iiderwiwr and nil
kinds of furnishings for the
summer aenaon.
If you would dress well and
comfortably, come In nnd let ua
ahow you what nil have.
You don't linve to liujr unless
you find nhnt nulls you.
ED. HANSON
WSSm
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Succruort to
ARMITACE & BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oik and 7th Eugene. Or.
H. H. McVAY
Sii-A-ruec to M S, llubek
Iransfer Company
will do a g.-ii.-1-in tr lister liutint.t ; I ,l,ls l-"' t' ''. The old mi l perni
nonil, lieu., I,, ., gN triniki nml ' Ions s t. ai of lev, ins a tax upon
all llilng. In ln hue ill n-n-lu- "u fSi.ni'-s of u o. rnui-nt eniplox . .s
.r..nipl mid iiiis-liil nit. -mi, ,u. (In "l i e l i i i tv ,x,'(-:is,s ol tin
"llu.iin-s, frompi and ( nr. ml" Is l""! lomri ot the a itu :tils: in
our in,, llo. I ""'' ' ''' '" ' " '' ""' away with li
I'hoiie IS.-.I ll-il Ista-u'e llv a la pass, , I b the Re-
wLwiriliwiil i,W,il'l.rm,'l""1".''a coiisi.-ss lu tun. c.ntrlliu
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! SPEECH OF ASCEPTAND
Op WILLIAM H. TAFTiVme a
false account will subj-cl him to pros-
.-cuilon for pei jury, 'if cour.se, mi
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rage Two.)
iiiaintalnit.g ati-i'i: 4oo0 Kilipim."
a: ours as a l
does Hot i-Xf
This Is nil t:
I'nlted State
1 1 of t he regular arrny,
I $;, ono. 000 annually.
.-(Npi-nse to which the
litis been put for five
ur nix years pa.il. I li ; expenses or
the civil gnvernmint In the Islands
since In establishment dan been mot
ii' I rely from tin; proceeds of taxes
evllictod In the islands, but one not-
alile. generous and commendable ex
ception, wnen tne congress
of the
1'nlted Suites appropriated 13.000,-
000 In 1401! to relieve the Inhabi
tants of the Islands from the dan
gers of famine and distress caused
by the death by rhtnderpost of three
fourths of the cattle of the islands.
Vfh'rona of Coiinlry'a Wars
"lloth platforms declare, as they
should, In fnvor of generous provis
ions for the veterans of the Civil
War and Spanish War. I stop to no
tice hero the presenoe of a body of
veterans of Ohio, and to express my
thanks for Ihe honor they do mo In
coiiiIiik. I am lacking In one qnall
tkatlon of all Republican presidents
since Lincoln, that of being exposed
to danger and d'ath on the field of
bat tin In defense of my country.
The Rights HllU I'roKti-sH i.'f till Xe-Kl-O
-
"The Itepubllfan platform refers
to those amendments tu the consti
tution that were passed by the Re
publican party for the protection of
of the negro. The negro In the 40
years since he was freed from slavery
has made remarkable progress. He
Is becoming more and mure a valua
ble member of tho communities In
which tin lives. Tho education of the
negro Is being expanded and Improv
ed In every way. The best men of
both races, In tho North aB well as
the South, ought to rejoice to see
growing up mining the S.mthern peo
ple an Influential element disposed
to encourage the negro In his hard
struggle for industrial independence
and assured political status. The
Republican platform adopted at Chi
cago explicitly demand Justice for
all men without regard to race os col
or, and Just as explicitly declares for
tho enforcement, and without reser
vation, In letter and In spirit, of the
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth
amtindtnents to the constitution.
Army nml .N'uvy
"Mr. McKlnley and Mr. Roosevelt
and the Republican party have con
stantly advocated a policy with re
gard to the army ajid iavy that will
keep this republic ready at all times
to defend her territory and her doc
trines, and to nsHure her appropriate
part In promoting tranquility among
the nations. 1 welcome from what
ever motive the change In the Demo
cratic attitude toward the mainten
ance and support of an adequate na
vy and hope that In the next platform
the silence of tho present platform In
I rnaport to the army will be changed
I to an acquiescence In Its maintenance
to the point of efficiency In connec
tion with the efficiently reorganized
militia and the national volunteers
' for tho proper defense of the country
In times of war and the discharge of
I those duties lit times of peace for
I which the army, as at present con
stituted, has shown Itself so admira
bly adapted In the Philippines, In Sun
Francisco, In Cuba and elsuwhere.
We mo a world power nnd cannot
help It, nnd although at peace with
the world and secure in the con-
srlousncH. that tho American people
do not desire and will not provoke
a war with any other country, we
must he prudent and not be lulled
Into n si'iise of security which would
possibly expose us to national humil
iation. Asiatic Immigration
"In the tinnier of the limitation of
Asiatic Immigration, referred to In
the Democratic platform, it Is suffi
cient to say that the present Repub
lican administration has shown Itself
able by diplomatic nominations nnd
without unnecessary friction with
self-respecting governments to mini
mize the evils suggested and a subse
quent Republican ii I in I ti IkI rat ton may
be counted upon to continue the same
policy.
CiuiM'i'viitlnii of National Resonrc
"The conservation of natural re
sources to the public has been en
dorsed by the government. The ne
cessity f.ir a comprehensive and sys
tematic Improvement of our water
wavs, the preservation of our soil
and of our forest, the securing from
private appropriation of the power In
iiHvlgable streams, the retention of
Die undhporvd coal lands of the gov
ernment from alienation, all will
prop'tly claim the next ndtitlnlstra-
i lion's wannest attention and appro
priate legislation.
jl'iiMlrlt) of ( iimpnli-n t'liiiliilintlon.
, Mild r'H'mlit!irvi
"Vnother flank of ihe Democratic
platform refers to the failure of the
Republican eo'iintlon to ovnress an
opinion In favor of ihe puMlcltv of
l.olilriliiittoiis ivc.iw'd and expend!
Ili.res made In elections. Mere again
j we contrast our opponent's proin
I Is 'H wild our ou n acts. lircut ttn
i P'.ov.'in.-iil has taken place under Re-
publican on .M. i s in resp.-it to
I t'ol.ivt ion :'t'd expenditure o? mon. v
I I. US lo
i p- the ,
1 el- .'linn i
tne-.ntiei s
' rporati ir, to lllf!u m e or
xp.ns s i-onnected with the
t pieslilontial electors or of
of rouitresR Is forbidden un-
i dor pcttaitv
It is bo. n ,,
R. -aWl. an
.v. f --a .'II
-V i-eslil.-nt ot N,.
-1 as tt i iisurei
aMot'a! i-omintf
f IV Iti'liublU
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In t lie nu
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'up iin.l r i
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oik Mil.),..-!
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the l s of that
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I from the ina.ury et the tloual j
'ipls!
(committee from whatever sources,
and as to all hu disbursement. His
I return will he under the obligations
ujer the federal law, he in not permit-
ti;i to receive any toiit.-:bu:.oiii iroji
corporation
"If I am i-lected I than urgo upon
congress with evtry hope ot success
that a law be passed requesting a fil
ing In a federal office of a statement
of contributions filed by committee
and candidates In elections for mem
bers of congress and In such other
elections as are constitutionally with
in the control of congrebs. Mean
time the Republican party, by the se
lection of a New York treasurer, has
subjected ail of it receipts and ex
penditure to the compulsory obliga
tion of such law."
Mr. Taft next endorses an Income
lax law In a short paragraph.
KIcction of Senators).
"With respect to the election of
senator by the people personally I
am Inclined to favor It, but It is hard
ly a party question. A resolution In
it favor has passed a Republican
house of representative several
times, and haB been rejected In the
Republican senate by the votes of
senators fro niboth parties. It has
been approved by the legislatures of
mflny Republican states. In a num
ber of states, both Democratic and
Republican, substantially such a sys
tem now preva'K
Inaccuracy nml Insincerity of Demo-
crntic t liargea
"Our opponents denounce the Re
publican party for increasing the
number of offices HH,000 at a cost of
sixteen millions of dollar during the
last year. Such denunciation Is
characteristic or the Democratic
platform. It fails to specify in any
way what the ofilces are and leaves
the Inference that the Increase was
reslBtcd by the representative of
Democracy In congresH. Aa a matter
of fact the net number of office in
creased was just about half the num
ber stated, the Increase being due
chiefly to the enlargement of the
navy, the construction of the Panama
canal, the extension of the rural free
delivery and to the new offices nec
essary in the enforcement of the pure
food, meat Inspection, railroad rate
regulation, arid land reclamation,
forest preservation and other meas
ures which congress passed with an
almost popular approval.
"The Democratic platform' so far
from attacking any of this legisla
tion, specifically approved much and
condemned none of It, and it is, of
course, dislngenlouB to claim credit
for approving legislation necessary
to give It effect and yet to denounce
the expenditure.
(Tuirge of Deficit
"Again it charges that a deficit of
G0, 0110,000 between the receipts and
expenditure during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1H0.S, occurred. A
expiuined by 'the seerutary of the
trensiiry, at least half of this deficit
Is only an apparent one. The falling
nit in receipts wa due, of course, to
the unusual panic, but there Is ample
free money in tho treasury to meet
the difference and tho- difference It
self Is not half of It properly a deficit,
because involved In It was the re
tirement of some $3:1,(11)11.000, of the
bonds of the government. During
the past Beven year the Income and
expenditures of the government have
been nearly equul. Borne years Bhow
Ing a surplus, nnd others, fewer in
number, a deficit. Taking one year
with another, including this spring,
thero has been an uvcrage surplus.
Tho surplus last year, for Instance,
wiib greater than the deficit this
year, so that in fact, under the pres
ent administration there has been no
detlclt, but a surplus, which Is actu
ally 111 tho treasury.
"The Democratic platform points
out the expenditures which might be
reduced or avoided. It would be
found generally that to the cases
which have occurred Democratic rep
resentative in congress made no ob
jection, but rather supported the
measures providing them; and now
the party has not the courage to indi
cate what part of the government
cost It would end. It joins the Re
publican party specifically In approv
ing tho outbiv nf Hall 0(1 II noil us'
p. usloiis. .e expressly favors also I
the cost of greatly increased river
and harbor improvements, the cost of
doubling the navy nnd many other
enterprises to which it urges the gov
ernment. Us attack, therefore, has
nothing In It either of fairness or
sincerity.
High (Tuii'iict.rnml Kfflclenoy ()f Ad
ministration "The truth of It Is that It Is known
of all fair-minded men that there
never has been an administration in
the K'-iveruiiien'. more economically
condacicd, more free from scandal
and tu which the standard of ofilclal
duty has been set higher than in the
present KeioiMican administration
which the lh mocratlc platform has
thus denounced. It has had to meet
the problems arising from the enor
mous expansion ,i( government func
tions unit-, i- new legislative measures
as well as In the new dependences
and in the greatest r.instru.'tive work
of mod-ru 'talcs, the I'ahania canal,
and In tneinhers tuny well feel just
I'1 do to tii exc-ptiiual record of
fflclolp y. tvouomy, honesty and ti
ill lux, i ho h it has male. We m. y
to y ui'i u on, record lu tills reanl in
an app al to the American people for
. H ir appro, at.
" the fi.i.' n poll.-v of th's cMintiv
nr. lit- the present administration has
gr.saliy con; i itiuled to the peace oi
the wi'tl.i The Important part the
admlnistra ioti took lu bringing about
" Td -f '!.. Russian-Japanese war
by a treaty honorable to both oartl.-s
York I ii. it mi. i retention i f wars In t'en
ol thctial Am riea and Cuba, are striking
: who msMtiii s , t this. The arbltratt..;
nst.it.-l- " i ytith all t';e impor
tant nations of th- world marks a
great step forward In the develoo--
ot .. , ..-l iiiu-.-.ss of Vhe Habile
trt'.urj: '. o visit of S.vr. tan Root
' 1
So"'!i y ", r:ca has s ll.i.th I on!
n : r our st-r r-pal-li, s.
(h a-.' '. iktnt; such s'rui.s tn tlo
ihe.n '. . .iisphere, and met with a
r.lt.i
ir I .
ml grat lit ing r. spon-e
it-.Vnierli an c
I'll
-f '.in.e wnu-n we are rvt ..
Ing m s..uu Domingo to enable That
-tan,
government to meet her obligations
Snd avert anarchy is another instance
of the work of this administratian lu
helping our neighbors.
This admini-stnition has. by tat
promptness, enctgy and skill of Us
In-got. a secured dominion out
tin. canal zone of the I.-thnius of I an
ama without which t-' constructt-ju
of the canal would Iciv been impos
sible; it Has aubdu.-I me nereiuioie
insurmountable obstacle ot disease
and made the place of work healthy.
It has created such an organization
that in six years, certainly, and prob
ably In less, the Atlantic and Pacific
will be united, to the everlasting beu
eflt of the world's commerce, and the
effectiveness of our navy will be
doubled.
Independent llemocruts
"The Democratic party, under.lt
present leadership, in various previ
ous campaigns has manifested a wil
lingness to embrace any doctrine
which would win votes, presents little
sense of responsibility for its practi
cal operation. In Its striving for suc
cess It has ignored the business pros
perity of the country, has departed
from sound economic and govern
mental principles, and has reversed
Its own traditional views of consti
tutional construction. Patriotic
members of ihe party have refused
to be controlled by party ties and
have either refrained from voting or
have supported the Republican candi
dates. May we not appeal to those
courageous and Independent citizens
to again give us their support in this
campaign, because the reasons for
their breaking the bonds of party are
stronger today than ever before,
la-ngtli of NHerh Made Necessary by
Numerous Issues
"I have now reviewed at great
length the principles at issue be
tween the great parties. When I be
gan the preparation of this speech
1 hoped to make It much briefer than
it is, but I found on examination of
the platform and on a consideration
of the many measures passed during
the present admnllstration ,and the
issues arising out of them, that It
was impossible to -deal with the sub
jects comprehensively without proper
explanation and qualification in a
short speech. This is my excuse.
Diflcrciico Ih'tween Parties ProsM'i
Ity with Republican; ItiiKiness Dis
aster with Democratic Victory
"I have pointed out that the atti
tude of the Republican party with
reference to evils which have crept
in, due to the enormous difference be
tween between the material ex
pansion of this country, is to con
tinue the Roosevelt policies of pro
gress and regulation, while the atti
tude ot the Democratic party under
its present leadership Is the change
for the sake of a change to the point
of Irresponsible destruction, and that
there is no hope whatever of a resto
ration of prosperity In returning it to
power. As said in our platform, we
Republicans go before the country
asking the support not only of those
who acted with us heretofore, but of
all our fellow citizens who, regard
less of past political differences, unite
In the desire to maintain the policies,
perpetuate the blessings and make se
cure the achievements of a greater
America."
Til RO I till STACK TO
KITSOX SPRINGS.
Arrangement have lately been
made so that persons wanting to go
to Kitson Springs can take the mail
stage at Eugene, Goshen or Spring
field nnd Connect with the stage at
Lowell for the springs by way of
Hazel Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. ( Sept 6
TIIK RKMKDY THAT 1)(1I,S,
"Dr. King's New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise, but fall to perforin." savs
Mrs. E. R. Plerson, of Auburn Centre, i
Pa." It Is curing mo of throat and;
rung trouble of long standing, that
other treatments relieved only tem-l
porarlly. New Discovery Is doing me!
so much good that I feel confident i
Its continued use for a reasonable :
length of time will restore me to per-i
feet health." This renowned cough
nnd cold remedy and throat and lung
healer is sold at W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store. 50c and fl.UO. Trial bottle
free. i
DISSOIATIOX OP PARTXKRSHIP
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween C. B. Wllloughby nnd V. R.
llllyeu Is this day dissolved bv mu
tual consent, W. R. Dilyeii retiring.
All bills owed by the firm will tie
paid by C. B. Wllloughby, and all
outstanding account will be collected
by C. 11. Wllloughby. ;
Dated Kugene. July 20, 190S j
-'. 11. Wll.l.oi tiHBY.
W. H. HlI.YKl'. J31
liiit l x.-ictly night
"I have used IV. King's New Lire
Pills for several yenrs and find them
just i-xteut- runt, say A. a,
ion, oi inr-Hvni", ,. y. New I,(f
1'ius relieve tvlthnitt the least ill
million. nest remedy (or
onnst lun-
uoll. tilltonsue-is. :i:i,l
cuts at W. A. Kuvkeiul.ill
store.
ilrui;
Suuiltr
Kxcuivien ILi,,. , y ..,.
and NrniMirt nml Detroit.
On s:,l.. i v-rv
Vaii:tna, jr.ii,'
to De-roit. J I
r.'!f, ft
lKirt .'.
Tickets sold on Saturd-iy and sn
-t'luiua lin.l .ten
to Monday follow j.,..- I i
1 rui ted
A. J. C.II.1.K1TK. Agent
T lit T1.RS AMI ('M.h:,
If yon
thinking of col'tc itito
tn mountaini j,,,
"Mil'. nr fU!..,,.
call en Kcd 1T41
! at 4;:i ti;.v,.
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1'or'e,
do not
Co.
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smoke.
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tiAiiiHifi mine ninn Ynn
I MUlHalll IIUI lUUI
t r.-tnt.lHT).rtnapiilinn For AS
simiiaiinfi meFcxxl and Regula
ting the S ifnachs and. Bowels ct
.ji 1 1 mi i
IVoiiiotesiOi4lesMon.Clwrrul
ness and Rest.Contairis futlrr
Oimm,Morpuine nor Mineral.
NotNAbcotic.
JtMUSJ
Bt&rianatSU A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
CXACT COPY OF WBAPPEB.
Tailor Made
Clothing
Never before have we suc
ceeded in offering our cus
tomers such attractive, such
artistic and up-to-tomorrow j
fashions as we display today.
Isn't it a satisfaction, to know
if we make your clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F. McLEOD
44 East 9th St.
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
THE REALIZATION
OF PROSPERITY
Every one who toils, whether
with hand or brain, should
make adequate provision for
the future.
The way to prosperity is
reached by climbing the ladder
of thrift, and what a pleasant
realization it Is to know that
you have plenty of money ahead
for the "rainy day" that may
come sooner or later.
Now is the time to start an
account with the Merchants'
Rank.
Illlerest Puid ,, Savinsr. Ke-xits.
- EleccricGas, Water F.
Ma I
iliamstte Vclley Co
HALL & SHUMVV4 Y
i iin s am Sl,,
'er Work.
Also ee.
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ork. Iron work promptly
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Plumbing fixtures
For Infanta
The
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Bears the
Signature
of
THE CaNTAun COHMNV,
Appreciates smokiq
cigars. It gives him reli
The Mount HoodC
favorite among all think:
It is positively the
Cigar on th: market
You will always
the best brands al
Croccries
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