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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1908)
THE KIGEXE DAILY GUARD, HATl KIAY, Al Gl'ST 1. I0' PRICE AY A HIG P Tie ttttHtffltfflttttttmtmtmtittittittttKtttt "I 1 I vV .Tll!.-.eVVVV1. For comfortable eye glasses 'we recommend llie "SO EASY" Eyt GUu Mountings. Thy are ill lh nimi Impliri and nadlly tdluil tlwm Hlvn Id ilmml iny ttiaprd ihm. Wi kftp motl ill kindi of mounting, but to IhoM who hv Wn hiving iroublr wi MDKlilly ncommend the "S Esy." W lit gUun right and il tight pricu. Pourtwn ytirt uptrltnca j j jt J. 0. WATTS, Optician 611 WilUmMM Stmt IIKIIK'H TO TIIK (iM)ltlol'S 4TII OK JU.Y, LONti MV IT I.IVK AMI Mv'KIt MY II Kll'. There 1 limbing like being free and ludeprndi'iii. It good policy to dine where you gel the best meals for your money. Thin, aa well as polite treatment is !n accorded those who pairontic the Theatre Hcs taursut AGENCY rOK Keelox TYPEWRITER. Gtrbuns and Ribbtmi fuf i Mjtchinri at Schwarzsch ild's Book Ston 5(16 Wi limet L SC. i. i .i FVDR almost everything you buy, including tne common '.necessities and the expensive luxuries, from foodstuffs to 'automobiles. The one marked exception is lumber, which can be bought cheaper today than for many a year past and is retailed in Eugene in many instances for less than wholesale prices. This means that your dollar will buy more now than at. any other time and this is therefore the time to spend it. BOOTH CASE NOW IN HANDS OF JURYMEN JI IMJK IIKCKKIl AMI ATTOItNKY MALAHKKV IMIt'lXiK I.N IIICAT Kll PKItSONAL ( O.VI'KOYKKSY, win it i:m.i i:kd tiik clos. I.Nti HOUiS OK TIIK Tltl.ll ixsTitrcnoxs occoi it r iticAD TO Jt It V .VI' I:. 1(1 ()'( MM k Porilund, Auk. I. Arguments In the. lluoth-Slugleiun conspiracy Irlul wore, completed nt noon and at 1:30 o'clock Judge C. K. Wolverton rend hit instructions tu the Jury. closing argument of the prosecution iiiipileil tne principal sinner ot llie; trlal. This came In the nature of heated personalities between T. C. Ilecker. who has charite of the pros ecution, and I). J. Malurkey, for the defense. While tho lnwv...u ill, I iwil laniruui 1 11 . ,,h v.,1,.,. I ....... 1 1..... ( .. dulged III an exchange of uncompli mentary remarks to such an extent . that the court hud to liitcrtcro and call them-to order, Insisting that such , conduct be discontinued In the dig-1 wherein the prosecution had failed ,ntlled tribunal. .Notwithstanding , establish Its case against the de the sharp reprimand of Judge ol- fendnnt, and prove the charge of ron ,verton there were occasional flashes 1 ,rM,.v logod In the Indictment. Mr. I of fireworks up to the last minute of Miilarkcy spoke at considerable length " "' ' ' "'" ' anil wun even more Intense earnest- '""vi- m i ., i . i. . ness than he did In concluding the ar Mr. Mnlarkiv closed lis ai LMiiiioiit ' .. . ,, . , , . . s""i J.imes lieill.v IIOOI 11 I (or the defense at so late iin hour last VAW , lm)llth ,, ri.vl,,,.(l tlu, ttlght that tl. plan to have Judge testimony f ,. government's wlt lleeker close for the prosecution and ,...... ih.iuM. ,i....i i ..... iur i.isr in me iiiii iiriiire uilti-;ih., night was impossible For this r a son It whs iietcs-4uy to nmke the clos lug nlcllli ut for t.ie government this morning, nu argument which consuui ed the vii:iic (oicnoiin and did not conclude until ibc wlu-Cis blew for lunch -(tr ti t aid ions mid imi'.issloneil opellllii; ai tun. out tesier.tat. I lilted Slstes I'iu'cl tloim x Mct'onrl b- came I'l end was uniiliU- to p,. pres ent Mils mottling, mi Ilecker finished for (lie pi ov'-i nt inc.. Vv) a shot: tun,. i.n, ih tor In-ill spi. iking whin Ul.ukcv In t- rpoHr,) , i-iiil inii i i upt ions during llu- reiiisi ol ll. i k.-r asserting that the 1 1 i 1 1 i i. t,i i i.t tin goM'iuincut W.ls !V ( which had I Il I HM ol' s'.ili l Il . II. . k .t..-.l.,i 1,. M.i'rtik duitllk t Ml i ll'.o- !i . 1... n ii ii i;.. Vlgi.n.'l. t. ,.i .on M.il.u k. .ii il ' I'' .!: ...' i.n . k lo ' l- il 1. i. 1 n the witness t ail iitiU iiitldly - in'eri tuitions .'.I'll! s Helll oi l. i t.-.l more I I'll Hi d loose n i 1 epithet ! . -mart al and nu. fish," 1 4 East 8th and referred la his "ingenuity" and "low cunning." Malarkoy resented thono flings handed out to him by the opposing lawyer vigorously, ilecker declared that Mnlarkey was the only lawyur In town who would resort to such tac tion as he (Malarkey) had used dur ing thu trial, and ho declared Malar key was a cuttlefish who clouded the real issue In the ease. Thoo remarks and many mora of like nature filled the circumambient atmosphere of the aedatu court room until Judge Wol verton culled a halt. Malurkey, how ever, asserted that he reserved the right to call Decker's attention every time he heard the prosecutor mis state a fact. Later ilecker declared he would not believe Malurkcy's word UKiilust that of a witness under oath and when Malurkey objected for the last time Ilecker heaved a great Blgh end remarked: "We'll be through by and by, for which Cod be thanked." The Jury smiled and looked happy for the first tlnre when Ilecker said he was about to close Ills argument In a couple of minutes. The prosecutor declared that he The!'"1' not believe It. would require any i imirh limn I. if Ihn (,,pv i t. .!,. 1,. -. ,,., tllHt wouU1 tnkl, , retire to their room, "Sinn one of their little songs and take a ballot The reference to sliming was made to pas their spare time In chanting to pas their spare time In chanting hymns. Having not Introduced a single word of testimony to controvert the evidence submitted by the govern ment. It remained for Dan J. Malar key, ot counsel for the defense. In his argument lust night, to point out ,.i,.. .,,,tui,.u.i i the Indict ment had not been sustained. Mr. Malurkey t)tii'stloned seriously the credibility of the government's chief witness. Agee. and commented on the unusual fact that the meniory of this witness appeared remarkably clear and positive as to events that happened !.' esrs ago. while he was unable to test.fy regarding Incidents of a more recent date and relating to the same trnnscM,iu. Counsel main tallied that the t-stlniony of Agee was vitally different from that of the nth ,' '''''.'"V1 I" l,n,,,MM H asserted emphatl- cativ inai tne (overnment had failed to connect either of the three defend ants with the alleged conspiracy for which they w ere on trial the case was given to the Jury at 2 . t.'i this afternoon The Hulck aii'O. are the best See It. It ra aSo-it thetn He can be found with thrt K'lgcti Transfer Co phone Ited 1 ll tf SlHMTillH: I oil TIIK (il'AKIl. Street, Eugene, Oregon. MUCH BETTER ELEGTR1C POWER IS PROMISED CAPACITY OK SI'ltl.NCiKIKLl) PLANT WIIJi HK IK)l'Ill,KI WITH ADDITION OK 111(1 Tl'K . IIIXK STHKKT CAHS WILL HK Ol'K.lt.XTKI) 1IY SKI'AIIATK iKX KltATOIl The Wlllumetto Valley Company will begin the work In a few days of Installing at their vine trie plant at Springfield, which furnishes power and light for Kiigene, a lOtitt-horse-power and 7!i-kllowntt turbine which will double the power now generated at the plant. A new engine will be installed for this machine, and one of the -engines, now In use will be used exclusively Mo generate power tor the street cars. This la welcome news to the elec-trlclty-nslng public in Eugene. Last winter the power was miserable, and often was shut off for several min utes at a time, and occasionally for an hour or two on account ot the ca pacity of tha plant being overtaxed. Now that the street cars will be op erated by an entirely separate gener ator and the capacity of the plant doubled, an excellent service may he expected when tho Improvements are completed. MA Hill ICI) , At the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs .1. ('. dates. In Kiigene, this morning at !:H0 o'clock. Miss Helen Ivy tlaies and Wilder U. Kariiham Kcv J. ti. McCaltuin officiating They left on the noon train today for Portland, and from there will g. to Payette. Idaho, where the groom will be eni)iloed. The young people are well known and well liked In Kugiiie. where they have resided for some time past. Their many friends ten dor sincere congratulations and w-ish them prosperity and happiness. At Alhanr. July !T, 19n. llurton P Thompson and Mrs. Allle Herbert, both of Springfield. County Judge J N Human officiating I Klt.-tien safes for $4 ;:. until tnlv I'h north .how window. Cham bers hardware Co. d I 'UiV Pl'.-e : Of "Will Cron" t.,r. V-UI' roses or gird-n chambers Hardware Co .. . .4 JIM HILL TELLS WHY HE GIVES IIP ORIENT (Continued from Pae One.) with Japanese steamship lines, came as a shock to many people of the .Northwest. According to the chair man of the board, James J. Hill of the C.reat Northern, It was to be ex pected. "Why," exclaimed Mr. Hill, "our Pai'lfle trade has been gone for a year. As long us 15 months ago I told them what was coming." Asked If the action of the American traiis-contlnentiil ronilu in u-lihli.uu. Ir.g from the Pacific carrying trade was uue to resentment Ht action of the interstate commerce commis sion. .Mr. Hill repllid: "Hesentment, no. The commission cannot be blamed for enforcing the law. The Pacific trade was given up because It did not pay. America to day has no flag on the high sens, or might as well not have, for we can not compete with any other country, and must hand the load over to any body that asks for It. The only way for us to continue In the Pacific trade would be for the railroads to own their own steamers and run them at a heavy loss. "We are not a seafaring nation. We have no sailors, tuough under the law Americans must constitute two thirds or three-fourths of the crews. What we must have to make an ocean-carrying trade posslbl- Is not subsidies, but Intelligent legislation, legislation that helps instead of hin ders." ;.S P1PK. Mt KIlKltKltS PAY H l.L PKXAI.TY San uentln. Cal.. July SI. Louis Palmer and John Siesnien. the San Francisco gas pipe thugs, were hang ed simultaneously In San Quentln prison at 30 seconds after 10 o'clock today. Two hunlred pers ins, the full number allowed l.y Warden Hale, saw "" ' H' tioot through the traps, ending the career of the mos. J daring and brutal murderers of re cent times in this section of the state The priest who converted both the .murderers to the Catholic faith re mained in tne cells praying with the dootmd men until the warden a p. beared, shortly after ID o'clock, and made preparations for the death march. tTtTTT,M,ttl4 I 111 Kiigene. July 30. lOOs. to Hob ert Av and w fe. a son. 1 In Kusene. July :u. to Frank a" a i-.d wife, a son. " KETGHEL SIGNS . FIGHT ARTICLES FOR TWO BOUTS San Francisco, Aug. 1. Stanley Ketchel, middleweight champion of tne prize ring, has signed nrticles for two important matches within the I next two months. The first contest i will be with Joe Thomas, at San Francisco, on the night of August 18. : The men have fought three times be fore, the first resulting in a draw nnrl Ketchel winning the other two by i knockouts after desperate battles. I On Labor Day Ketchel will fiKht j Billy Papke before the Jeffries Club I at Los Angeles. In the event of his winning both matches Ketchel will1 challenge Tommy Burns for the.' heavyweight championship. j BUYS INTEREST IN OTTO'S POPULAR PUCE OTTO H. UKICH.MAX. FOllMKIt UXIVKKSITY STIIIKXT, EX TKI5S HISIXKSS IX Kl (iKXK Otto H. Relchninn, 3 former Uni versity of Oregon student, who has been In business at Fort Jones, Cal., for some unle ,)ast- has ,)llri.hased a' half Interest In Otto Kaufmann's pop ular refreshment and lunch place in the Iteikwlth block at the corner of Seventh and Willamette streets. Mr. Kclchman attended the I-Diversity some ten or twelve years ago and graduated from the University of Cal ifornia later. He came to'lOugene about Ihree weeks ago and soon af t rward began to talk business with , 1 J 1" A deal was agreed t" and consummated a few days ago. today ,,'a" eut''ri" Ihe "usiiuss !;""'; lr Kaufmann has groat Iv U mr !"v , '"ai'' a,Ul mae "" maT n r:mf",!s..l ''"'-!1a.ed , -,. , liming ine put ting n .,M "r',ass!!'-m r'"" I" 'he new . ......,.,s j, erected bv l o Beck- Reichn"1 Wl!,lrh h" hs ''-d. Mr. plans ThW" carrv " hese hest in ,k V " onp r 'he "est in the state. Thi. 1. ! has , ong been n e c d e d ( n t h s c 1 1 v ' r.u n. Place w1U hereafter be p' . .a.ed upon a much larger scale than !n . "ro 'I"'1" 'he new regime" un' win rem .in ih : 1 to's Lo' 1 it,. "ichman has l..,n married! :', ",K. 1 'v.-tM, and his s now here with him. 1 P, ''1 fllrllltli c Oo Mi T TIT fVTM irF I ar hirt nulward sirtis oil t r -...1 none in secret oy myniut draff rerms saoDinc the lit ol the hair. Micro kUU8 site, sootbes the itdtuj jives lustre to tbe bairu KfalUogouL Asmgieipw gives relief aod proves Krj Qav vmtr hair htlntt tfl jy " M Mii-m Mrttents hflldltMtl I oeugnnui aresstoi i h free from grease loos Ask vnnrdnmistlortfttN HOYT CHEMIMll POUT Land, "" P0WD0 mparts a P1""0 and delicacy to tWJ and restrains the "! sun. wind sue t! ts continued aPP1'! nates sunburn, tan at renders impercepW minor blemishes ana; It possesses a damty.cst exclusively iwo.'? way a perfect toilet 50 cents. Ask your df HOYT CHEMICUW A. C. MAnJ 1- 1 TtiS'm uent.1." - ci Concrete. GrM'l ,,rth Phnnr Blick Mil orcalUt-J III -rii;e iin.ll. at Chambers Hard Ci tits. 1 1 .ire Co.
