Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 28, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextBXJGENI o o GUAUD o IK. KM:. (H;k.,,. , i:,hn i viMst; Al'iil'sx -JS, urns Ml. DAILY j. n and inem. flCAL NEVS OF BOTH PARTIES ... i .arnfp Remibliean committee Is Anf. V' . pity1 session for the consiaerauon or me 41. W !JUu.u.tJ uw.,... tlrough Kansas Lincoln .tAtinn. tome iui --' nr to He'gvernorsn'P .n the led a majority la opposed to the re ana me "".,. Hllhps nomination of Hughes. rHe,nDonnced that; ,R,S nIKSAKK i. it St. raui u" tw pi.i'Tnn has been an e.-nablii-hed in-iii collect Ion Willi the summer i. '.'I at this noted resort. Ti- ,-'ir , spectacle of marching iutaiit'rv forded several new a:-.d it: ' novel features. The parade was romp j,,) 'divisions. More than five tiuii.' ' children between the as:. of t.-,',', months and fifteen vears w seen In the divisions allotted to dull I coaches, Ko-carts. babv carnages ex In press wagons, hlcvclea, floats 'ros- tume and fancy dress, burlesque col lege colors and pony carts, l.'ac'h di vision was neacled by a uu.vs in nougn Ktder costume OX EliKCTOKAIi TICKET was carpeted for ROBERTS AFFAIR STILL. SHROUDED INMYSTERY Atlantic City. Aug. 28. Thontsh Charles H. ltoberts, financier and clubman t.f HalMruore. th.. v,., i company f of the mysterious shootlua of Wed- PnrmoH i .v,., ....... . C . "".. mum. is sun in a critical con- passed down Ti"" 'l? s,n ho"es entertained "iiiin iiiHi rut Will rucivrtf FLEET?" Oakland, Aug. 28.- I!.! I..W t(l an entire mile, ami ,i,.,w- ... ' .,' cnuntermni-chort ,l. ... , ' ' ' ' Lu ""I l"e nonce The Republi- or. where Queen T n, , : i?""1 '.'.'"S f. ,he ,man who " "" can state convention completed Its , throne surrounded by her maids, la- chair w ,'i r , T i!15 ---- I work of nomlnating presi ienimi e.ee- ,,,ea in waiting. pages and others of shooting emphatically de kV ,flU'.. vi'U- VOKK I tors and adjourned today. U. S. ! the royal household. The court was man , ,,.7k, , CABKV Nt 10,tU t.,rrant, jr., of San Diego, and Samuel ! located in the open air ampltheatre ber hllsbi"ui- 77 ,sXational.M. Shortridge, of San Francisco, ! seating 15.000 persons. The crowd! Husband s Surprised Aus. . i aiM-tmi as electors at lakEe. hit lined rwa ...... .. ,..""" ""n"?" fT.H State cnairmaii ; "c.c -- - iu m,ess iiaiiiui.ire. Aug. 2S. The attemut Ltwd - the pageant was estimated at not less',,,, n,e nr., pi,.i. n L, , iBponaui ---: i than 2011 1100 . . ..unto u. in.uens, ut Son in Sew ork- ilIJl ninV CURU 0.000 this ,-, created a tremendous sen- '.noanced that he was AilNUAL DADl OHUVl !R01!HFHS swritF nation In naltlmore society. The re nin muld carry the I WllUMIS SM I HE I ,t that Mrs. Williams, also of this wared thousand ma-i ao niinu DlD i WUI1IH in STAMPS city, was In a rolling chair with Itob- ., iLntenant-Governor A I AoDUnl lAnN TT . .. . . ! erts, added interest to the case. Kor Che lead tor the nom- lacc-ma, Aug lie Parkland 'a number of years thel. two families PlJlel . ! ROStOffice. south of th s cite -.w . a.rnor . . na i. j, .m.t uu un uiiiuiHie terns, lie f"""- l.hnw Pnrh N. J.- Aug. 28. ! robbed of .600 and a larwo 1. 1. n,l,.. : I, i .... ..... ....... .1 . i . i , ......... . t i,i7u..u ... ..us. vijiiuiiis iiavini; I This was the day of the annual baby 01 stamps last night. just returned from a trip to Europe. ,, " ; " ; He expressed surprise when told Yesterdays baseball scores: Oak-: that the woman with Roberts was his San Francisco, wife, saying when he had last heard ; from her she was In Boston. PPOSED TO HlfiHE! parade, the day when visitors come I from far and near to enjoy a KJi-; land, 3; Portland, V'.. . vnr'u , renus nageant of life and color that :ee ol ID? ,c" ; " igene's Busiest Store The Mail Order House of Lane County: StyliBs lit Department is like every other department of our store, which in magni variety of goods displayed has no counterpart in Eugene. We are Ig new fall 908 suits that are distinctive, beautiful as well as practical. tre never so confident concerning a fall assemblage of ready to wear suits. ver opened the season with such a large stock and never so RICH IN i AND VALUE FOR THE PRICE. We have always been leaders and season places us much farther in advance. The high quality of our ndise, the low CASH PRICES which always "beats credit" explains our access. Suits arriving daily by express ranging in price from $ 1 6 to $60 jress Goods Nearly all Sold of our lawns, batistes and all materials closed out at 54-price liwn 5c hwri 10c Long or Short. Kimonas At. a Make-Room Price Every garment reduced. $J. 25 long or short kimonas, ftP make.room price, each VJJs Wash Dresses Closing Out. at, 'A Jacket suits and shir.t waist suits,, some pique, others of India Linon, all at M-price $10.00 suits $5.00 $3.75 suits $1.88 per Sale Contm'd tapper dressesof black and white, t ut, and white calico and oercale I now. ItrriOwSl $j.50oualitvSI 2S 1.75 quality now $1.50 tyr Ginghams 1 zephyr ginghams, all Mrs. (See window) yard 2y2c Mercerized Ginghams 25c mercerized ginghams, blue, brown and light checks. Make-room price 18 cents Pure Linen Suiting 35c 36-inches wide linen suiting, blue or lavender. The yard 27c Linen Finished Suiting 36 inches wide, white only The yard 1 5c Lisle Gloves pair 75s longlisio gloves, (2 button length, 55c SI long lisle gloves, IB-button length, 85c SI .35 long lisle gloves, Ib-Dultoniengm, ii HELLO! HOW'S THE E. Triggi in Nw York Pre MANY LIVES LOST IN COLORADO FLOOD Trinidad, Colo. , Aug . 28. The I other cities of South Carolina niul heaviest rain ever known here, cov erlng a wide scope of country, fell last night and In consequence the purls of GeorKla, ami fourteen lives lost in Augusta summarize the flood conditions of the South today. There me many rumors of others killed , ......... ...... uib i. tuners Kllieu, town is practically cut off from com- and In South Carolina the loss of munication by railroad, and the rail roads are heavy Biifferers from track washouts. The streets of Trinidad are flooded and the foundatlouH of a few buildings are weakened. A flood on the Cimarron river fol lowed a cloudburst which washed lway a number of dwelling at Kol iom, N. M., last night, and fifteen ire reported drowned. Already twelve )od:es have been recovered life may reach 20. North Carolina will probably have a dozen fatalities. (rvat 1oss In Augusta Augusta, Aug. 2 8. The flood ap parently damaged the foundations of a great many buildings in the lower part of the city. Today the central Two grammar school collapsed anil the nlles of track and twelve bridges of!""" 01 Miuonui lilscull Cumpa- he Colorado Southern ItnllronJ have,"' uuye laneii, as wen as the under let! washed out. pinning or the Port Ifoyal bridge One undertaking firm has received which was wushed away. in urder for six coffins from Fol- mm, a hundred miles south of here.! Suffering mini Cold linn H. venger and two cm , Iron are Atlanta, Aug. 2S. A drop In tern- ported that the town Is badly dam-: 1,?rat,,re ti"""s to cause much aged by the flood, but details are j suffering among those rendered lacking. homeless by floods In (leorgia and - South Carolina. (iltK.AT USS Oh' . LII'U AM) l-HOIM'.RTVI Many Are Homeless , ,, , I Fayettevlllo, N. C, Aug. 28 This Atlanta Aug. 2S.-A rn 1 for as-, 0y g ,,,, ,,. , , f(J( sistance. duo to a loss o f .nlin. ), 0 Thr(,e tll()UKm, f tlu(KtW(,hf0 , ; in Augusta alone. an;l1.000,000 In and ,)(),m,ltl,m uru iu,mok.M8 BRYAN TALKS ON GUARANTY OF BANK DEPOSITS ceptlon committee composed of !ii .ng Democrats of the city and il.ilj, and conducted to the hotel In uiiio mobiles. A great cruwil gri'eleil Mr. Hi .vim at the station and at. the be tel. Makes Answer to Mr. Tuft As aniiounied by him be'i re his I departure from Kansas City. Mr. Ilry- nil. in view of the action of the Kaii- jsas Itepiibllciin Blate coiivenl :on, ! which Indorsed the guaranly of d -Topeka, Kan., Aug. 27. Before an ; posits proposition, made some ic andlenco which filled the Auditorium ' ""irks supplementary to his spc.vii to overflowing. William .1 Ill-van '0M th"f H"i.H't. lie took up the ad- i,,,,,,,,, , , ,. , , ' ' 'i vantages of the guarantee .i.v.iiein Deinocmtle candidate for presi u.,,,,,,, ,,.,, aSW(,n., ,, ..i.jeclloi.s spoke tonight on the subject of guar- "Hide to It by Mr Tall and oiliers. began by asking why the dep.isl Fall Dress Conrf rP fv OTA fVEaCIv nl.iin. fn:v and the invisible DTme F"hion has decreed the most popular, arc here ready for your selection. The best are sure to be r1 he assortment is complete. eniathe Clothing department tedLSUi'r ,men- light-weight 'flays dark or isht mlL d.:L. -f,"i wiuia, i IIL-Ca P'Orone-rijU nr WorkShirtsandSox 7l1' it colors -- .... 50c 7 li;t . -'IV MIT t yr t Latest of the Late Newest of the New We call your attention o the full line of "Dutchess Trousers" now on display. Fresh irom the factory. No used-to be or has-beens. New, snappy up-to-date stylish goods and every pair backed by the celebrated guarantee 10c a Button; $1 a Rip If you don't know what it means, ask us. fVEST HATS 35 and 45'c 5?riceS 25 Cent, Hampton Bros, 558-564 Willamette St. WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT fl i)-.' y-i- II : mi E ' vv vfakK I tffey- ; H, HARRIMAN WILL PAY VISIT TO EUGENE SOON tiltKAT H.Ml.ltOAl) MAfiXATK AC- t'Ki'Ts t tiMMKitfiAi, ci.rirs INVITATION TO STOI' WlliKS MAN.M.Ivlt IIAItroO THAT II K Wll.l. 111! II Kit K, HIT DATK. is not in:iin i:i.v it.i:i OI.'l'TCK.HS AN1 HOAItl) OK (JOY KKNOI1S JIKKT TO AKUAM.K ltl'.CKI'TIO.N K. 11. llarrlman. the great rail road niagnate, who Is now taking his annual outing at 1'ellcan Hay. on Klamath Lake, Oregon, will visit Eu gene in the near future. Such was the Information contained In a dis patch from him to John II. llartog manager of the Kugene Commercial Club, received Ibis mnriiliig. A meeting of the president, vice president, and treasurer of the club and the entire board of managers has been called to be held at the club rooms this evening nt fi o'clock to start arrangements for entertaining the distinguished visitor while here. It goes without saying that his re ception in Kugene will excell any re ception given him anywhere In tho state. This city Is noted for Its orig inality and completeness in this line, and It is certain that Its reputation will not suffer In this Instance. The exact date of tho visit of Mr. llarrlman Is not fixed, but it will he soon, as he Is due to start from Peli can Hay within a few days, Kugene was tho first city lu the statu to extend to tho "Wizard of Wall street" an Invitation to stop on his way through tho state. It has been noticed that slnco tho Invita tion went out from hero that tho Sa lem, Albany and Portland clubs have followed suit. Mr. llarrlninn will probably stop nt each of thu places named. LAWYERS ELECT OFFICERS AT SEATTLE Seattle. Aug. 2S. Adopting tho report of the nouiliintiong couuniltee, selecting Frederick W. Lehman, of ( " " tors should lie left imihi'i uii'iI when the National government demanded security or any bank with which It deposited money. Me pointed out I that t he choice was bet we. -n the pos-! tal ravings hunk and the guaranty j bank, anil accused Mr. Tan ol' ra vorlng an iiniieccHsary exieuslnii of i llle pllcl of giivernlllent ill ailvo- eating the postal savings lianli In- j t.-ad of the guaranly bank. .Mr. I81- Louis, as president; John lllnk Hrvan declared that he preferred the. ley. of Halt linnre, secretary, mid guaranty lunik proposition. which Frederick 10. Wadhains. ot Albany, would allow vlic liiinks i i ii I r . 1 1 I 10 N;- V., Ireasiir.'r, was the rinal offl tbe banking loir I n.-.-.s and y.-l compel 'lal act (,r t h. Auierlcan liar Assu thein in ..ve he i..Hisllors iieccf. -1 ''lal ion. R. V. OULAHAN. The man who will preside over till publicity ilcpnrtuiclit lu tile Ucpilhllc un iiatioiial caiiipaigii. (Continued on Page Five.) The I nigh.. annual hamiuct will occur to- FAmQU EDWARD H. HARRIMAN. I.iile-! photoi.'ia;.h of Hi" Hailroad Kih'. who h;n hiceji!erl in I lie invita tion of the I'. .111111. ! i.ll Club to vlhlt the cily of KriKeltc RUSSIAN AUTHOR IGIITY YEARS OLD St. I'c' -Man.liim llient otti act ioiiar the ,lv; II I he I l.e , T..:,. -long. Aug. 2. Nolwllli- hrime In ( trowns i:f tile gevelll- a; p ll'. Ile piolesls of llle re- lull I ho ii. i ea iici ill ic element anil district me of a cholera epidemic son-, lia ii province, where Count the pa i Ion g -he i la o! IiiiiiK Hi loiVe, im :e ' de ad. Ire I Hi.' h I I o r. I.il , i I i ,1 ll loi liver, U lb Ill llle tOll e . !ghli' le,.-:le ot all Itussliifis lie illeil lllll pIllt'leK V I .Ine.l III cel." Tula had to be iibaildoneil, no' i oi,i,.-i eil uale to p. r us.iinN lo euuKr'gate lu a wii.-re several hundred per '. .li.-d from cholera during w.-.k. The pilgrims had ii lililhila Liberty ' at ii .1 till II i Intended l i march to Tula on loot and live the "duiple life" on the way, ami iii-eii reaching Tula pnipn.-u'd to foi in a b g r-.i n i ; . m ar Tol.-.lol's home, I.I eXClmiWv 0,. I'topian iheorl.s of niil'ili ii ami iln-ei in in ii iiimi with latin., a a I . .ue . ! lu t ,;c gi 'eat ' l.i h II. :u. -i " 'I he c l,' 1,1 c I u , : ; r - :1 , darv. of l:i'' I II 1 1 I li a 1 1 ' , I, cell !,, a t i.ii, i,n ioe, l,. .,rl en i i ll. i . artl-t and put, l.e tCo:,;iniud Paso Four.) O o o tlik.'ll ill lllll o. I O1' idmllQ);