Eugene daily guard., July 30, 1908, Image 1

THE DAILY-ETJGEN-E GUAKD
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Jl'l.Y 30, 11)08
M Mil yiw
I l'aft in
WfORM OF HEARST'S
INDEPENDENCE PARTY
rv- 1
up-
:i.tU'
. u. innendeme par- able at this time,
lonuiio a
joir jo.-
his snocrli ,,f
fi.,..i.. ... ' . . l' " (
v-iii. iiiuiui i ucsiiav r u;i .. n
! waa Utroy of Imsineis" in
gard to the speech Mr. lirvan
i lakes Democratic Hunk.
'The most nutnljle feature ot lr
i speech is hls alu.,.)t to aniH)i(1 th-;
I ...,i, ,,,an,)iui ,y grill. Illj:
i buiiic piailKS l,t tlie Ilt-j:,u
TV, , V. e 18 '-'Vllently not sat
isfied with the work of his conven
tion and is deeply Impressed by the
work of the Democratic convention
I He Is uncharitable, however, in net
giving the Democratic partv credit
for having pointed out the 'reto-ni
! wnicn nis own convention repudiated
11-t.i, .i,e all the reforms he wants, but how he i but which he In a half-hearted wav
AltnuuRu ninat reforms. The Dem. endorses. Th ,h..,,i... u'
SOY WOUNDED
BY. PERSON WHO
SHOf'AT TAFT
30.-
tn'ntiresil'e. Mr- Bryan aS'ocratlc party offers the best oppor-lfears the uprising which Republican
1 . i. After reading :t.inltv to secure that wftich is obtain-1 abuses have caused and vet he hi.
'tales to adopt Ms real and sutetan- I
! tial reforms."
latt on no-
.V. act that the pi .it- SAYS TAFT IS NOT I
to the taci m SATISFIED WITH PLATFORM TAFT IS A(;..
niliuuct ui i
y the same as
and con-I
I
Lincoln, July. 30. Charging that j
AT HOT SPH1NGS
.mocntic !""" ',, , William H.i i art was not satisnea . " "i"'"fw. Juiy on. i ne t alt
i-a tnp uuconu" 'i a . n. rti. i nnnv Willi I utinn, i ...
&r )i"s . I.j.;wltn tne worn oi mo uicugu con- - - ""u his. iiinun
,. the members oi tne j vention which nominated him as the as traveling companions, and Senator
pirv - . . , tne Republican candidate xor tne presi-1
jeUMK i '--- ridencv. and that in consequence ne is
t,i ruri. " "ll "
auw r-
Scott, who boarded the train earlv to
day ror a conference, reached Hot
Springs today.
Story is Dcniori
it1 ur n.. ...........
""r"" a.hiPh he Bxuraiufld the onlnion that i'vie secretary
L ,0d the voter wno l-e.- the uprising which 1 "..f:;..a"'Save ou a statement to-
Mral"..?m.."' ,i7,;h-i Republican abuses have caused, a n d I "t ,, , ., , , . ,. " i , ' y. , 0 ' ,ne
in na Willi Jiiu'-i'""- i - . ... . . . . i , i . oiui i LiiiiuutL-ll Lll LMti tflltll I T fit
Kely assists the Repub- j jet nes a e J w aopt n. rea, ana ,atter has declared a dollar or a dol
Lt, .ndthus defeats several substantial retorma. ar an(1 a qilai.1(,,. a d enolIBh f(lr
wnicn is iic caw:u' j ."i"- ...i. .ifc j fluj numiuuu, says uie story is
tw v1"- v-aSP he i deeply inpressea wnn mo wont oi tne
,lie(vor,mere Democratic convention at Denver, W.
fc'I.STBepucan party U. Bryan today issued a statement in
L"11".". tn the iMr. Taft
ub- jy
ral 'SI
The statement was called forth be-
L Is not whether one can get cause of the allegations made by Mr. entirely false.
Cincinnati, July
( hurlcs Hawks, ased 15, was
shot by an unknown person
late yesterday afternoon as
the steamer was going up the
river, at the same place where
the shots weqe fired that
struck Mrs. Russ'll while on
the steamer with Ta
tlficatlon night.
Hnwkea was swimming
when the steamer passed, and
suddenly sank. His associ-
ates hurried to his assistance
and carried him to the shore,
where they found a number
of shot Imbedded in his face.
The police believe some lr-
responsible person is didng
the shooting, and are making
efforts to solve both mvster-
les.
WHEAT MARKET
Chicago,
September,
July 110. July, 90
91!4: December. 9 3 Vs.
Portland, July 3u.-changed.
-Wheat is tin
THIS IS EUGENE'S BUSIEST STORE
THE ROUSING
Sale of Summer Goods Is On
I A about this, store s policy. We aim to never carry from one sea-
jj son to another a dollar's worth of goods. All must be closed out at
sumc piiL-c. iuui lucas ui uuyiiig die uiic sciiiic ctsuuis ui acniii. 1
ant the greatest possible value for your money. We want you to have it. If
e business we are doing these days is an indication, you are perfectly satisfied.
i are making record-breakinc nrices which will continue all this week. Shirt
. 0 j-
aists, lawns and other wash summer fabrics, kimonas, suits, skirts, in fact, the
ice is no object now on any summer, goods. All must be closed out.
pen Suiting at Almost
auive-Away Price
foe green linen suiting- with white
ots. regular price, 90c, sum- t
price, the yard
foe white linen-suitin? witri r-nlm-Pr1
embroidered dots, good value at reg
ular price, summer price, C
the yard ...;.. JC
p mixed wash suiting, good weight,
son, closing out price, yd... 1 DC
Ladies' Sun Bonnets Must Go
lac sun bonnets for women or children,
I 311 fftlnrc ...... l '
15c
l'prs, new shapes, must
1 F"ce, each
WosI Remnants Are Still on Sale
fcrVerv renitionf 1 . .
u u wooieu goods- in
tiZTT- We g filing
!a l ne;hahl,rice- Good lengths
Jr'sts, shirts or wlioln -ri,;.
Sanity to save one-half
Women's Collarlfor Less,
i SWhi,te.and colored embroid-
J collars, high medium 1
andK choice, each 1 OC
,, pearl Buttons
Q sni"l' mzc, the dozen. JG
H'eWash Belt, f . ...
wash belts.
19c
, -. ..1 .
,!.yMlth Pearl burl-1o
" iiLtf, eacii
; SHIRT WAISTS
Are Cub to Fit the Purse
. We always close out our
stock of shirt waists. Each
season we show a new stuck.
You purchase now any 190S
waist at a very low price.
Every one reduced.
$?.00 waists, lace trimmed, now ... $1.15
2.50 waists, fine law and embroid'y l.?5
5 CO waists, new kimona sleeve.now 2.50
6.00 wai ts, " " " X-P" 3.00
Wash Dresses Rrductd Onr-Half
Entire llneshirl waist suits at lull-price.
S3.75 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 " " " " - l0c
25c " ' 12!4c
50c Silk mulls, assorted colors, the yd 25c
-GOOD-
SUMMER CLOTHING
Stylished Model d 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 on
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 a 11-wool clothing is reduced also.
We make no reserve. All must go
from the cheapest to the best.
We net only carry the largest stock
of clothing in Eugene, but it is the high
est quality.
Our stock of
Men's Furnishings,
Overalls,
Working Shirts,
Pointers and
Barbers' Clothing,
in fact, cvrrythirg wcrn by man, is
here in a splendid assortment. Our
cash prices arc leading price.
COME IN TODAY
SCRIM
THE YARD
Scents
Hampton Bros.
5S8-564 Willamette St.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
Dutchess Trousers
THE PAIR
$1.00
GOULD FORCED TO
CALL IN HARRIMAN
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GKOUGK OOl
New York, July 29. A conference with Mr. Gould which will lmrmon-
todav between Genriro J. Gould, head ' lze with the relations of the Gould
of the Gould gillway system; E. H.
Harriman, president of the Union Pa-
and Harriman railroad Interests.
One of tho Immediate results of
this and other similar conferences Is
2lfic and Southern Pacific railways, expected to be the financing of the
and representatives of the banking I X, 000, 000 at notes of the Wheeling
firms of Kuhii, Loeb & Co. and Ulalr & Lake Erlo Railroad Clmpany.whlch
ft Co. was uccented as KlvinK sub-! fall due next Saturday, and which
stance to the report thnt Mr. riarrl-lare guaranteed by the Wabash rall
mnii ami his associates were about to frond. i Both of these roads are Gould
enter upon a friendly arrangement 1 properties.
KURD'S SAUSON
CANNERY AT ACME
BURNS DOWN
SERIOUS FOREST
FIRE RAGING IN
MARION COUNTY
Albany, July 30. A forest
fire is raging In the heavy
timber of the national reserve j
on the headwaters of the
Clackamas river In the east- j
ern part of Marion county. j
Fanned by a strong wind it Is
malng rapid progress and
the valley is full of smoke as
far south (is Albany. The fire
Is supposed to have been
started by lightning In the
mountains.
TURKISH SULTAN
GRANTS AMNESTY
TO ALL OFFENDERS
New York, July 30. The sultan
of Turkey, through hla consul-general
In this city, today proclaimed general
Klamath Falls, July 29. Large
forest fires have been raging In the
vicinity of Kenn, mining the timber
holdings of the W'eyerhntiHvr Lumber
Company, and .1. V. Kimball, local
representative or the company, has
been at work with a force of men.
They have succeeded In slopping the
fire, all hough approximately ()0
acres have been swept over. Klrc in
also reported In the timber near Top
sy Grade on the old Ager stage road,
and rangers have bten sent there.
Many forest rangers will be out In
the timber this year to prevent disas
trous fires. The origin of these fires
Is unknown, but Is supposed to be
from lightning.
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ADMIRAL BERE8FORD.
Km sailor wImko' ipiiirrels with
Adiiilnil Sir Jnhii I'lsber uinl Item
Adiiilrnl Sir Peny Sntt have causid
a miimuIIoo in the ISrlt IxlQ " v-
TH1HTY THOI SANK IMM.L.VIt l'lltl'.
1)SS t IA)VKU Sll'SL.WV KA1U
I.Y THIS MOItMVC -
THK 1'IHK W AS OV MYSTKKlOl S
OliK.'IN, ltl'T IT IS Sl lTOSKI
THAT SI LI'lll Kit; ATI K.Y.
l'I.OI)i:i CANNHKY IIAO ItKKN
I.KASKU ltY KUMOIUO CO.MPA
XY, OK ASTOUIA
O. W. Hurd's talimn cannery, at
Acme, on the lower Siuslaw river, was
totally destroyed by fire early this
morning. The fire was fiiBt discov
ered about Ii o'clock and in a re
markably short time the building was
reduced to a mass of embers, there
being no flre-lightlng apparatus In
the tofa n. The hss .on the building
and plant is estimated at $30,000,
the plant being valued at $15,000 and
the building about the same. There
was some insurance, but the amount
Is not learned. Jt is known, however,
that It only -partially covers the loss.
The origin of the blaze is a mys
tery, so far as can be learned over
the telephone. The schooner Gerald
C. arrived at Iho cannery yesterday
from Astoria with a load of supplies
for the plant. 4 Included In the ship
ment was a quantity of sulphuric
acid. It Is supposed that this came
In contact with water In some man
ner, causing gases which exploded
and Ignited some Inflammable mate
rial In close proximity. Nothing In
the building was saved, as at that
early hour In the morning no one was
about, and by the time the blaze was
discovered Ingress to the building
was Impossible.
The cannery bus been leased for
the season by tne Eljnore Company,
of Astoria, who 'have large snipping
and canning Interests on the Colum
bia river. Preparations were being
I made to open the cannery at the be
ginning of the coming salmon sea
son on the Siuslaw. and the load of
sunnlles carried on the Gernld C. was
! the first brought in. Later a big
crew of Chinese laborers were coming
down from Astoria, and it-was plan-
nd to operate the cann-jry to its full
capacity.
The fire was a miectacular one and
attracted the entire population of the
little town of Acme as well us people
from Florence and other nearby
points, many of whom went to the
scene In boats, this being the only
means of transportation from one
point to another on the lower river.
Nothing could he done to save the
building from total destruction. The
citizens worked like Trojans to save
the lluid creamery building, a few
feet from the cannery, and they were
rewarded with Buccess. While tild
wnlls of the building were scorched
and at several times the roof caught
fire from sparks, the building es
caped practically without Injury.
One connery, thnt owne l by Wm,
Kyle at Florence, will h:ve to take
care of the salmon run on the Sius
law this seasi u as a result ol to
day's fire.
EDWARD IT. IIA11UJMAN.
amnesty to all pnDllcjtl fugitive, re
iiiinilt'HH of nice. Thi.4 nff'H;s nlnut
two I) uinl red I honsiind Ariiii'iilaiiK
and oMhth in Uit 'mu'.vy.
DUTCH BATTLESHIP
BOUND FOR CARRIBEAN
The Hague. July 30. - Or
Trf have be- n Issued lo the
iikhIiiii balle.-llii .lai-iih von
'inskerk to be line!'1 ready
to sail fur the Cari'lbi-nn Si-a.
11 Is expecied she will start,
without delay.
I'Oll I.OX l ltNOIt OF
vi sr 1 1 w; i xi
Charleston, W. Va.. July 30.
Lcwis Henneit. Iif Lewis cotntly, was
uomlniit' d by the Drmonals for gov
ernor today.
si.vti:i:. i.ivf.s lost
iv i.wnsiiiii:
o
Innlsbnirk,- Australia. July 30.
The village i, f Mer l.i-x lUlins has
le'i-n destroyed by a landslule. Six
teen are reported to have ' been
kill' d.
SHIPPF.HS ALAIiMKl)
ltY ItAILItOAh ACTION
Chicago, July 29. The decision of
the transcontinental railroads to
abandon the export Oriental trade
and a large proportion .t the Import
trade has aroused the Chicago Asso
ciation of commerce to make an In
vestlg.i.:on n the subject, The nian
a;;cmctit of thnt organization hn.4 se
cured all of tile paperh: on file before
tho Interstate coiiiiner:-e commission,
and Is making a caretul examination
of tho arguments advanced by tho
railroads in support of their action,
It Is possible that the In v-silmitlon
may result In an appeal to t'ae com
mission for a re-benring or nu appeal
for aid In preventing the railroads
from going out of that business. If
the association's officers decide that
the railroads nr.- Ju-tilied. it Is pus-
1
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ft
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REAR ADMIRAL W. 8. COWLE9
.Naval ri'iin-wi'iitatlvt' of Die I'nih-d
SlntPM at the (Jui licf ten 'Hti'i nlnl
Ills Iih;hIi1ii Ih (he t-ull Ifxliip tcn
Hiimpshii'f.
si IiJm that it niiiiion will li
U-k( to ('llHIlKi' it h minify.
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