Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 18, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti oliver'typewriter Lw Son or Daughter ui, wMwrite your P'v :,, is the LinExistcnce. RANK,LocalAt Eujeiw, Oregon CULTURAL OLLEOE his, Ltfate courses In Agrj- rlndlM ASrouuuij, , in' Civil, Electrical, u4 Mining Engineering; pharmacy. ..trv courses in Agri- L-irr Domestic Science Commerce and Mechanic L. forte rfork, cabinet Lm fitting, plumbing, nia- etc. nitr, modern equipment; opens Sept. 25 j ..iiiiwie with full In ks application to the Re- In J, T. MACHEN ERE bavin? tM es- ull up or come to Bltld, the best town ku in the TiHey, the trend center and the ia power in the Firms ot all sizes Ascriptions, also cty . ;t lor sale. REAL ESTATE C0 bpbooe Main 171 1MUNROE IOUSFUR.NISHER V'tS--RANGES NlTURE WesttlghthSU "trrtliing (or the kit- prta ol pots and pans In laiwware. All the little tut make cooklne a M ot a drudge you will uiepnme Ked 5576. HE .OREGON lTES ST this season by the THERN IRC A P 111 Oregon) Ore. as fol- s: OlW T,y via California. . 87.5o 82.5o 81.75 75.oO "S.oo ftifcjh "Wand T6.5 71-25 v3.75 ,75 .7j on sale 18 MM. 22 n atop. IT"-. ii,F,; P TO dates Uete Pas- "a"J. Ore. MOTHER'S GUIDE "When a young girl's thoughts be irome sluggish ; when she has head aches, dizziness, faintness, and ex hibits an abnormal dispofition to sleep; dislikes the society of other girls ; then the mother should come to her aid promptly, for she pos sesses information of vital import ance to the young daughter. At such a time the greatest aid to nature is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound. It prepares the young system for the coming change, and has helped to bring three generations safely from girl hood to womanhood. Read what LYDIA E. PIN KHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND has accomplished for Miss Olson. Miss Ellen M. Olson, of 417 North East Street. Kewanee,IU.,inaletter to Sirs. Pinkham says: " Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound cured me of backache, aideache, and established my periods after the best physicians in Kewanee had failed to help me, saying that an operation was necessary." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatuleney,indiges tim,diz7.iness,ornervous prostration. Why don't you try it ? Mrs. Pirikhnm invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Summer WILL SOON Be Over And there will be no de mand for light-weight goods. Like all other sen sible merchants we reduce the prices on seasonable goods as the season wanes because we want to clean them all up to make room for fall and winter stocks. You will, therefore, find many real bargains in our store suits and furnish ings for summer wear and that will be just what you wntfor early fall. We carry the famous hand- ? tailored line of Michaels, 5 witm tx. vo. cioming, every suit of which is cor rect as to style, pattern and workmanship. There are none better; few lines equal to them. Light weight Underwear and all kinds of furnishings for the summer season. If you would dress well and comfortably, come in and let us how you what we nave. You don't hate to buy unless you find what suits you. ED. HANSON J- W. BARRINGtR Expert housemover Moves anything-. Twenty-fsv 7iJeaFtti,r.ct. Residence, E fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 4511. Eueene.Ore.ron. A. C. MATHEWS General Teaming oncrete, Gravel, Building and and good excavation O earth for sale Phone Black 28$l or call at 345 W 4th inc f t &kik SHERMAN ROTfFlED OF NOMINATION FOR SECOND PLACE (Continued From p; ige One i for the prominent guests from nt" town. Seerli Has l!ri,.f The candidate's acceptance s, was one of the briefest on record on such an occasion, lie spoke from a flaw-decked stand in rront t hi'j home on Oeiiessee street. Secreta Root, although not on regular program, niaile a brief address. .Mr. Sherman's address of arcem Q.w. ..M .i ... . . . . iuku.cu uie example ' 1 . Je Ta't. uledsfnir nt!?"f.-ini J on.. ..a ministration with whirr, he may lve PrP?M.n? parry ? ;hf V"" of President Rooseve r. He h.i-,..i the tnm of T """ me issue of the campaign was not whether "the people shall n.ie h.:..u. . k ' ' cause, he said, "sureiy the peonie; I ta. ' ,.y ,hc ,)eo,,e haveltlon that arrived and departed' with h, ,h0fU.rh lnel.lle"l"e do rule.-i the last Democratic administration, but hat the overshadowing-issue is:declare in their platform that rtiev snail the administration of Presi. : fnvnr -immio. ....:,.. dent Roosevelt be approved?" Mr. titierman did not discuss the restore the tariff to a revenue basts " Issues of the platform, contenting 1 A "revenue basis' "a tariff for rev hlmself with the declaration that he 'enue ontv." "ulilmnto r, u subscribed full and heartily to the: ""s oiaienieiu oi principles, ne I' s mimtl J I JrfMftW: jfeAatfc SENATOR JULIUS C. BURROWS. referred to the Democratic party as .lean Industries, an attack upon the an "aggregation of experimental mal- American wage scale, a lessening cit contents and theorists whose only! the demand for the products of Amor- claim to history is a party name they pilfered." air. Sherman's Address Senator Burrows aim gentlemen of the Notification Commitee: Your chairman, speaKing for the committee, has notified me of my nomination by the Republican Na tional convention, held in Chicago in June, as the party's candidate for vice president. As 1 chanced to he in Chicago In June, I had an inkling of the convention's action, which was confirmed by a warm-hearted reception tendered me by my neigh bors on the occasion of my homecom ing July 2. This official notifica tion, however, is welcome and the nomination you tender nie Is accept ed; accepted with a gratitude com mensurate with the great honor con ferred; accepted with a full apprecia tion of the obligations which accom pany that honor, an honor greater because my name is linked with that of William II. Taft, whom I respect and esteem highly and who approach es the high office of president excep tionally well equipped to discharge the duties and bear the varied and weighty responsibilities of that ex alted position. My acceptance could not be made with honor unless I were In full accord with the declaration of principles adopted by the convention. Not only am I In full and complete accord with my party's platform, hut I endorse every word of the statement made by Mr. Taft In his address of acceptance when notified of his nom ination as the Republican candidate for president. That speech fully and comprehen sively discusses the issues of this campaign as presented by the plat forms of the two great parties, so that It is appropriate that my state ment should be short. Those not convinced by the presentation of Mr. Taft I round not hope to persuade. It Is, however, In conformity with custom that I refer at least briefly to some of the Important issues of the campaign. Is ProtiM-tlonNt First. let me say that I am a pro tectionist. 1 am sufficiently practi cal to value the utility of a fact high er than the beauty of a theory, and I am a protectionist because experi ence has demonstrated that the ap plication of that principle has lifted us as a nation to a plane of prosper ity above that oicupiV by any inner people. ; I especially commend that plank i nr our platform which promises an f the tariff s hc.llilci. ' Tl,,.; nleilen will b" ttfifillcd 111 all ,!- ! I, oilmen! based Itl ) every particular m.o.i the broad principles of pro' iti,n for all American Intere al W for labor, for capital, for l' '"'" ' " and consumers. The Dlngley bill, iran.v gi'arii. TlTSD.iV. AICIST aa.-U-J.was 'r.. I lien , u.-l;ni; rondili:: opinentj of iiUustri ,! a decade. !i i.-ri In vol i I to ,!ic d.'iel sperity In , " .in I do .urce Have sur,.,i,.,f our inn-: ate ex-' liei'tat-ion.-., C, :;v so :.!!,..(.,) ,.,,)- ii' in certain ,r -mi., of sclie.l-! oin.uer in- -.. .,, nUf ; In this re.,- .,-: ,),! II lrliif ip r pniterrion :K!H ,lU.i in ; govern; sih lie imposed dunes rr.,;,. aul will f .1 ;i , -,,.. oi piiMnt-iMii lit irom- and al.T.vul and in.-rre a rasmu:.'.. pn.fit to ali Aniencan Intentits. Itepul.lMin oo-ii oi !,(! a prom alone the manufacture: capital ir.r.-sted. but a American irodnctioii. nnd eniploy.-d, the an:: t. the miner and tho: transportation and tr cT.tu-aces not n 't alone the encased lit ;';e employtM -n the latui--tinaued ii: tir.iadly speaking, those enefu-cd pursuit and c.iIIIiik win, n our tariff directly or indirectly affecrs. llur- . 7 . ' miu' a statutory ami cation nf tM principle, prosperity has abided with ! "s. When a revenue tariff Iri. i,i Z'Zr I'L.!?. brethren, whose memories ,r .h.., . . . ' . mni pruiuises are trait, and : who hnve niwuva ovhii,o.,j mindful o ' iof schedules as may be necessarr to all have an Identical meaning; tRat meaning being an assault upon Amr- lean soli and toll; less work, less pay less of the necessaries and comforts of life, in the light of history what issue of the campaign so vitally af tects American citizens? Experience, that effective teacner. effective save with the one-man power now parad ing under the title of the Democrat ic party has taugiu the nation a val uable lesson and the result of the coming November . lection will ontv more prove the American people to be apt scholars. What the labon r ef the field, skilled and unskilled, de sires is the opportunity at al! Mi.ies to exchange his i.raiu and brawn for good pay In good money. A pro tective ti'riff and the gold standard, both now the exis.uig achlevemo.-ts of the Republican party, in spite of democratic opposi'ioti, give the la borer that opportunity. Ilelieves III liquidity The Republican party believes In the equality of all men before the law; believes In granting labor's ev ery request that do 's not seek to a cord rights to one n an dented to an other. Kair-mlndel labor asks no more, no less, and approves the rec o.d of the Republl i i party because A that party's acts. I have helped to make my party's vecoid In the enacne at or the eiKiil hour law-, the employers' liability act, the statutes to minimize the hazard of railroad employes, tne child labor law for the District of Columbia, and other enactments designed to espec ially Improve the conditions of la bor. IL cannot hope to better atate my position on Injunctions than by a specific endorsement of Mr. "I'a't's Cincinnati declaration on that sub ject. That (intltiracit'cht I make. The Colm cd I luce As a nation our duty compels thai by every constitution,-'! and reasona ble means the material and educa tional condition of the colored race he advanced. This we owe to our selves as well as to them. As the re sult of the course of events that cat never be reversed, they are a part of our civilization, their prosperity is a part of our prosperity; their de basement would lie our misfortune. The Republican party, therefore, will offer every enrouracai'-nt to the thrift. Industry and In'ellfgence that will better their prospect of higher attainment- I believe in Die maintenance of -ii, h an armv. the upbuilding of such a navy as will le- the t h. pi fitel : loll of A :ie and Atm-rii-aii inter' - Thi't at ev-rv i xi"- I be so fort;(ie)l that ii" : mav be tempted to n." II, -ve In Ihcfrt uorati'.n L-iiariintee of t i' an citizens - every Wh'-ie, ;. illt we lua r t on eai t b .--t US. I be nt the A i i, an men nam inai in ii tci in rend el fj Ing whatever financial aid may be 18, inns 'eg'- Syrup figs' onna Clpansps thpvSy.st.'in E tia.Hv.Disiu'Ks trills tun i ii nrluA itut lt L ! 1- 111 vTl nil I ii, n .r-u-iA naiurauy.ucu it io us n Loati p, Bo.st fwLTisimfn find f kiltl-rm-yimnj nmt OKI. 'lo et iU lirntj;icial Ejcts A'V biv tli tmiuine ulilcli has wk Kill name oi the L fojtlw utim- ferny CALIFORNIA tv m tu mnuiijncKirmKriiTlpii uw rfrr SILD Br&LL LEADING" DRUGGISTS. itk-uiv o,.!! pens' SO kodW- nccesary to.accomplUjh. this purpose. I emphasize as my party's creed and my faith that in legislation and administration favor should bo ex tender! to no- class, no set-t,. no rare, no'settion as opposed to another. To foster class hatred, to foster discon tent, is un-Republican anil un-An'er-ican. Our party stands on the de- claratiin that all' nrem am? crTOteiJ with equal rights and It will have no part In the enactment or execution of any liiw that does imr amity alike tJ all good American citizens, whatewr their railing or- wherever- tftey tfve. r will allow no man In our land to have advantage In law over another man. It offers no safeguard to cap ital' that is not guaranteed" to labor: no protection to the workingiun ths! is not Insured' to His employer. It would offer to each and to both in pursuit of health atuf Happiness and prosperity every possible advantage. Shall- the- People Rnle? Shall the people rule?" is de clared by the Deniocratfc platform and candidate to be the "overshadow ing issue now under dis cussion." It Is no Issue. Surely the people shall rule; surely the people have ruled; surely the people do rule. No party rules: The party com in is sioned by the people. Is simply the Instrument to execute the people's will, and from that party which does not obey their expressed will or which lacks the wisdom to lead suc cessfully, the people will withdraw their commission. For half a century, with but twi exceptions, the people have commis sioned the Republican party to ad minister the national government: commissioned It because Its decla vd principles appealed to their l.est judgment: commissioned It because the common sense of the Aniericaii people scented danger In Democratic policies. Ours always has been, al ways must be, a government of the people. The party will, after March 4 next, execute old laws and enr-ct new ones as In November it Is com missioned by the people to do. Tba commission will be from an untraiu meled American electorate. Shame on the party, shame on the cand.dnte who Insults the American penplo by suggestion or declaration that a ma jority of Its electorate Is venal. The American voter, with rare excentlon, lit casting his ballot. Is guided by hits best Judgment, by his desire to con serve his own and the public weal. The tireatest Issue The overshadowing Issue of the campaign really Is. shiill the admin istration of President Roosevelt be approved; shall a parly of demon strated capacity in administrative af fairs lie continued In power, shall the reins of government be placed In ex perienced hands, or do the people prefer to trust their destinies to an aggregation of malcontents and theo rists, whose only claim to a party his lory is the name they pilfered. With a record of four decades of wise legislation, two Bcore years or faithful administration; offering its fulfilled pledges as a guaranty of Its promises for the future, the Republi can party appeals to the people, an l with full confidence In their wisdom and patriotism, awaits the rendition of the November verdict. Notice to Contractors and I'roN-rly OlVIMTS. Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to the terina of Ordinance No. 779. passed by the Common Council of the Cl'y of Eugene. August 13, I DOS, bids will be received by the street committee of the Council In the office of the City Recorder of the City of Eugene until 7:30 o'clock p. m.. Monday August 31st, 190X, for the Improvement of Fifth street from Olive street to Willamette street In the rltv of Eugene, by the construc tion of cement curbing along both 'sides of said street and by paving the same between said points witn bltullthlc. asphalt, or other hard surface pavement In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor, now un Ilia In l"e "luce ot tne v-iiy, Recorder. ; Bidders are required to state 1 , price in detail In accordance with the specifications, ami r,n the form pre-! pared by the City Engineer. Hepar-j ate contracts will be awarded to the I lowest bidder for the construction ; of sa d curbing; for the paving and for the drainage. The said Improve-j meats shall be completed within nine-1 ty days from the Hate ot leuing me contracts therefor. The work lo be done under the supervision of the Street Committee and to be approved by them. An approved bond will be required of e h contractor for the faithful per formance of the contract. A cer tified check in a sum equal to five ..,. ,,.,,t of the amount bid. payable tr,'i I) Matlock, Mayor, Is required ,., "in l"n V each bid. The Street C. ui"-- reserves the right r-- . or ail bids by Older of the ' ,Ps. ItltYSON. Acting Recorder "'(Tinted at W.getie, Oregon, tills IMll day of August, isuv if W. M. CREEN, SMoSt 6!9 Willamette St. Phone Main 23. Ymfm quinary ot Bread FAWK SELLS BUSINESS AT IRVING FOR SliUQQ W. W. Fawk. of Irving, sold' this week to Smock & Kinsman, a firm recently in business near Grant L'.'ihhi. his general merchandise store at Irv ing lor t' 00 0. and Is now looking for another location In either Kugene or Salem. Mr. Fawk prefers Kligeuu- t.n. Salem, having great faith In this sec tion. . The members of the new firm are experienced and hnve already taken charge of the store. Perfection oil cook stoves are safe CllAMUtiKS HARDWARE CO. Mrs. A. .1. I'rltchett left for Rose burg this afternoon. Shu haa- been the guest here of her brother aiiiE his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kdward. (iood cbllil. At Rosehurg she will visit a sister, from where she will go- to her home ut I.os Angeles. SICK Hr.AUACHE Positively cured by I I 11.. Ul II.. CARTERS tlnre Little Filln, Tlicy also rcllcva Dis tress from Dyspepsia to digestion and TodUexty Eiitlng. A perfect mo ody for Dizziness. Nuuma. Drowsiness, Bud Tuta In tho Moufih, OstaA ToBgue, Palni la tba 8Mft TORPID UVHlt TUfrj regulato toe Bowels. Purely Vegetable SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SHALL MCL CARTERS Genuine Must Efear r c:m c:,.. TpYlls. llTTlE WSLJ REFUSE VIBSTITUTES Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds nf reliable, rtltimriino and tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on your work Aya & Heitznun 34 West 8th St, Phone block I 117 THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th and Olive Sts. Ia now opened under new manage ment. We have thoroughly clean ed and renovated the building throughout . remodeling It In many ways. The dining room has been newly painted and papered and we are In a position to guar antee the best meal In the city lor 20c flood coffee and fresh meats a specially. Chicken dinner on Sunday, 2"c. Dive us a trial and we will do the rest. Menl tickets tor week, 21 meals, 3.fj'). Fe male help In kitchen and dining doom. MRS. A. WADE & CO., Props SKVK.NTII OI.IVE UTS. G15 Julius Goldsmith o CllTTL IflVE J I PI LJ As an Attrac tive Display oii rannoi find aimliinis to e.iual our china and crockery Jine, ju.lniim from the sal In flict ion it gives and tin- money saved in buying here. These are not cheap goods, but tiv prices are very tow consld erit g t lie quality. MOST GR.OCEUS SELL 2 Olympic Flour j tvery sack guaranteed Mjrf or srilKted Eiateto Oregon ban) whntt- It pro- 4 JucnmorvloiTOoi bread thin any other ffWiur jtxt sfer loiverar ligttor antt whiter. Btciuaa ol Itn Incrcwd produced th coit la oc higher than lot 5 other Hours. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE- PORTLAND FLOURJNG MILLS THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived bv buying from a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at . LUDFORD & Practical Painter J02 W. Eight Si. Eugene. Oiv A NICK IdTTI.IO MHAIj AT Til K TIIKATKIO CAKH Is iilwiiy appreciated, where yon (ret everything no appetizing and tooth some these dune mornings, when your appetite In fickle. When you imnt to trem your friends, your wife, or your nvceilieait to n meal that la rooked to the yucca's taste, brinse them In the Theatre Cnfe. ! Elecf ricGas, Water Willamette Valley Co ACENCY FOR. Keelox TYPEWRITER. rbor.s and Ri' L -.u for" ail Machines at Schwarzschild's Book Ston 386 Willamette St. Every Woman UloUfMttd and ihonM knnv ix. ill lfi WtiliilMTIIl Whirling bprcy 11 rr Inrrltt tmr tl. If tie- ruifihtaiijjr th in ''i't no oiiifrirri Mr-mi mmi. fr 111 iitiW.I l-,! -W ft Htm run i'riir-iiir mmi tiiffnuiin ir. valit-rila ' U.'ipa. M IHVKI. ft WcxMlwi.rfl.(J lrk 4k On., PortUMb LWniiij?KVH M-W V