Eugene daily guard., September 18, 1908, Image 1

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EUGENE
GUARD
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ron mm s
n il n"" ' -
'otf-o.. but
r!... hid nothing
..i.-i mv-ern-
UtSM""
t . .k .iiutance
kdtt not know
... hut assumes
a!iltn"I1,lle aD
tie li 01 u'
j, ftinaird Oil and
men become ills
,raplived by such
it his employment
fnt term In the
itt he bad not
.1 f3 J-
jays tne dc&l
Us at the
est Prices
f GOODS
of surprising beati
' ire ready for you
isd stripe fabtlcs
tolon will be worn,
Hi ire in favor. We
jas reds, lovely
Hues, r'or street
;oent of dark col-
: ii (ridence.
is Irom, the
li.M.
TISGS-
f Mir line of walst-
n be ora nicely
iws soods are soft,
"' In stripes 22 in.
'i. .
the latest crea
!iI lal!. The ,.,,.
" 4 r"ivd and is
W5 have
dr;is gMif,
:'! i all wanted
!,t to 11.25.
I 1
pi
Ciuio ATTflRNPY
tUflO Hi i uiim-
I STANDARD OIL GO.
represented the company In any way
since.
Oun't Kind Record.
Columbus, Sept. 19. A hasty
search of the supreme court books
has failed to find any record show
ing that Senator Foraker appeared
for the Standard Oil Co., In any cases
brought against that company in
1SS9 of 1H90.
i ArclillxJld Don't Know.
! New York, Sept. 12. John D.
Archbold, vice-president of the Stan
dard Oil Co., was not in his office to
dav. Other officials said that they
knew nothing of the charges made by
'Hearst In his address at Columbus
'last night.
Hearst Charges.
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 17. Thom
Hampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette St.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
fractions for
9T!Silk 091
Umbrellas
$4.00 Ladies' 26-in Silk
, ; Rain Umbrellas, pearl and
gold handles, worth every
! cent of $4.00, for one day
j umy, l iiucty eatu p&.Jt
! j SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
New Dress Trimmings
$1000 worth of
new trimmings in
almost every con
ceivable shade or
combination o f
shades, bands of
Filet Net, Persians,
appliques; the as
sortment is large.
We can only at
tempt to describe
them. . They, are
marvels of beauty
and unmatchablo in
style or value.
The price range
is, the yd.
5c to $4.50
New Furs for '08 and '09
Gordon and Lerguson Furs
having been sold by us for
years, we are in a position to say
they are better and the most re
liable goods to be found. Th( y
are absolutely the best. Tho as
sortment is the largest we have
ever shown. The price range is
r.uu eacn, up to tile set,
,ftfpg No Man D
m Ml ately b
I HIS CIHIOII IMIAfll - ' '
even expert
whethcM'
VL 1 tell
II m
seen clothes that looked g e
which were over one-half c v
$G the suit.
We sell no such fliat-f.i
You know what liar', S '
so do we.
The makers say "A,
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motor Txmms
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SENATOR J. B. FORAKER.
as L. Hlsgen, Independence candid
ate for president and V. It. Hearst
addressed a meeting here tonight.
Hearst read letters which he said
had been written by John D. Arch
bold of the Standard Oil company to
Senator Foraker referring to legisla
tion pending in congress and men
tioning two enclosures of checks, one
for $15,000 and another for $14,000.
Bargain
$ 1 .25 Long or Short Kimonas 60c
fit
uys t
He thinks they're good: W! :'h f.- nf'K'-y. ; '" '""
want them. .Just the .-an.-, e '- . : w ar- ly.tm lr
good money for cheap i ; . :.' 1 cn.d- am
think they're being r a I ,..:.,. ruie..; !ea.i.-e they get
such clothes for little 1 ' '"
, i i. (.r:,i::;v vei1 il'-ieivit.u.
clothing ! '
u!t at times
ttiltl ill i'.
or not th la:-:
,Bh f. i-"!! at
wur'a
Marx cloth s
5.00 to 30.00
BRITISH GENERAL
DRIVEN TO DEATH
BT ACCUSATIONS
Waterinsbury, England, Sept is
Major General Charles Kdward
j Luard, retired, whose wife was mvs
iteriou.sly murdered near London Aiig
;ust 24, committed suicide todav bv
J throwing himself in front uf a 'rail
road train. He had been accused in
letters of being responsible for his
i wife's death, and he left a note sav
: ing he could no longer stand ilie
; strain of the awful accusations.
- An export testified flon tti.i K,,n...
which caused the death of Mrs. Luard
i could not have been fired from anv
I of General guard's revolvers.
STKAMKIt COMIX
j Sl'l'l'KHS FllOM STOltM.
I Colon, Sept. 1. The steamship
Colon, half masted and showing evi-
I deuce of rough experience in the hur
ricane qf Sunday, limped into port
: today; Three of the crew lost their
j lives while engaged in the hold re-
! pairing tho water tank.
Yesterday's baseball "cores: Port
land 5; San Francisco, 4. Oakland 2;
Los Angeles, 0.
You are safe if
you buy
your goods here
Friday
Entire line of Kimonas
of lawn or similar mater
ials, ribbon trimmed, on
sale Friday at the un
matchable price of
each .... 60c
(;i.it..NTi:i:i) sii.k l'FnTi
coats .
$15.00 S. II. & M. Guaranteed
Silk Petticoats, all colors, each
i.OO
PlItK I.IXKX WAISTS
New fall waists of pure linen,
beautifully tailored; each
$.,- to 11.00
TAKI'ITA SILK
Diamond Taffeta Silk, all colors,
strong lustrous mid will wear,
all pure silk; the yard. . rSc
WOOl, SIIIKT WAISTS
New wool waists of fine batiste,
all wanted shades, some ein
brolderiMl and oth'-rs made
with Tine tucks, each ..$.7")
wool, husk
Get reaily for wet weather; ex
Ira paid blaek winl hose, plain
caehi'tnere or ribbed wool hose
for children, the pair .... IMc
Boys School
Suits
to
We've
U"
aii eit
(July one
more left.
o: e m hool dayit again. .
Is the boy ! ad '.' II'- n-cils
a a- w salt, no doubt, after
the simiMier's vacation of
romping ami g od times.
N't'e'!' ,-,iy vim c ,:ne here an I
... Jane II";'-Uiii'-
it's for ;n. TU-r-
mi. cue V. I'll ' ; Iiiuell hal d
u. ar f 'f tie- money.
!,,. ' Suitn fr'ti Q
a:
$1.30 to 5.00
1 " l..,r- ! -clioillS Is I.-!'.
"THANK GOODNESS. THAT FLEET HAS GONE."
FORMER JODGE DIES
PENNILESS AND ALONE
Los Angeles, Sept. 18. PennllesB
and deserted by friends, Charles G.
Vanflect, former superior court
judge of Colorado, at one time a can
didate for congress, committed sui
cide last night by drinking cyanide
potassium in a cheap lodging house.
In one hand was found a letter from
his wife dated at San Jacinto, as fol-t-ows:
"Pear Cha,rles: Send us money.
We are hungry and the boy has no
clothes. Yesterday a friend gave mo
twenty-five cents and 1 bought bread
CARELESS NURSE!
CAUSED DEATH
OF FOUR MEN
San Diego, Sept. IS' Three deaths
have occurred through the sareless
ness of Mary Arthur, a nineteen year
old nurse at the county hospital and
the fourth dead is expected. Four
others are seriously ill. She put
drinking water into a receptacle
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ROBERT S. HUDSPETH.
Kx l 'lialrinan of the stale I icnioerntic
Committee of .New Jersey, u ho lias
I M selected for vice chiiirmiin of the
liemocrati'. national coiiiiiiltlee ale
wiil the active ni.imiL'er of the ltiy
an campaign in the eat.
wtuch contained a inan'i'y ol aim
pie mv
The l-a-l : -I Vo'i'u.-. fharles
Kemp ami llcnr ('. Sliintie. ami
t he ; . non-U I'm Vr. t o! , -
p..ei,.,I '.. live and Paui-in H Ti-o r
e-...-.. King and Mr. !'-'!S"y.
SERIOUS FIRE IN
SWIFT PACKING HOUSE
St. Joseph. Mo., Sept. Is. Forty
no n . .. overcome hv li' a' and
.-, in a 'ii- :' .-swlf '-' '
in S h r5. I' i .': ni-ii'
u ..i, ,. , pi;on of two. a I ill'
an ;. r ' of danger
,. (.... . i not ii-e!. - Q '
i ... i i - ... i!.. ii,! sre a mo'i 'e ! : i , , n. i
j.:' O
H .. , i , i ' . iirol'm. iii et i;o.
Mculey in New Yerk World-
for him. We are nenrly starving;
send us money; send only a dollar It
you havo no m'ore."
Yesterday he received another ap
pealing letter from his wife. but
when it was handed him by the hotel
clerk and he saw who It was from he
handed It back unopened. Ho also
received a discouraging letter from a
law firm from whom he had asked
help to secure u Judicial position
near San Jacinto.
He pawned his watch to secure
money with which to buy poison.
TAFT WILLING
TO MEET BRYAN
SAYS MR, DIXON
ChUiiK", Sept. 1 S. Taft
4 and Itryim will incut lit tho
f Chlufiu AHHOfiatlon of Com-
4 inureo banquet on October 7,
at'cordiiiK to tho annouiurt!-
nitiiit mudo Ibday by Chair-
man Dixim of thu Itopublican
Kpeakeru' bureau and it is
fr hhhII)I they may mcci at
liah'HbiirK durliiK hiiiiio day.
Tuft ai't'cpifd an iuvHatloii to
upvak iluTe and llryau will
H' bo invilud.
"TIiIh talk that Tuft docs
not care to mrd llryau Is all
iwuddh," said Dixon.
"Taft'H date In CMilrao
waH niurcU'd bcrausu of tho
(ialcahuiK ulfalr, but. when
In found lie could reach Chi-
caK" in time for the banquet
by special train, tint original
4 plan was adhered to.
Helena, Kept. IS. -The Kenihll
ian Ntate convention resumed Its la
hurs this iixuniiin nfier having nom
inated Kdward I'oulan .of Misnuiila
I ;r Kuvenior nt) the filth ballnL and
reiidiiilnaled Charles N, lMay tor
cotuweMH hy acclamation.
W. It. Alli'ii ot Anaconda wa.i
no in in al ed for l.li'iitfiiaul ' invi-riior
hy ;H-clutiial ion and I.. Ilollow.iy.
of M.t.' iiiiin, lor a.-rtocial ju.ticc hy
U' hi mill I n.
IlltVW IW.UHS
i.iTTi.r: im:i,u w:i:.
V, ilnilni'ion. 1ml., S pi I 7. Car
r in:; til:' c.i m p.i i mi inl i lielawaiv af
ter a Jnnip ovej. nti;tit ami tinlav of
.' miles I nun l:oi he:.ler, . V.,
Vil!r.nii .1 l!rv-.. .!"ii-o. r.i'le :i 1 1 1 1 ( -.Hi-
In 1': elen . t a a e a ..:,!lei t lie
' lor l" in:.' a lo-
h.-iK- .1. in ' ' , . : 1 1 ,' i 1 1 1 of ill,, i , 1 1 p ii a -I
i.i,: .ie! n.'O i... , : ! n la i i t : . sieel
tin.', nil Ii . h.. tor ill" ' 1 1 1 l i me
o, . I, ' V ,li,i 'I ii i I . v. ,i t'n I II i - ii i n l
; n ill ' ' ' , . -i -- in., on. a ml
al-., , ; I ' . l.e Ii ". n .. he .1 I.
Iiatl .!:.. In ! w.iie
In ii e-.. Two Sj I lies.
I'i:: lii , i iinslani'.lit win delivered
a' I I.i r: in' on , n town of LToin p.. ,
pie. Ini' vim... j r j j ii I a t i 1 1 ri was an::
no ri-e, !.-, ihon ainli of others ho
hal '" Ii .il'lll' leil llore hv the pre..
me . f 1 1..- Ilenio. riiilc l.-ai.-r To-
niilll' Ir ("pealeil lis lltleiaiiies a'
Shell I'"' I', iik to a throng wlil li
111 . 1 h" i .ip.o It v of the place.
While in Hi" cilv Mr. Itr'.an :-
Ho- if I III illlllli 1 Of .Indue 'I' ll! i-
I ,: u . M ' It' 'an v. 1 1 1 I, a v- In I lo- ,
-iwii : ,i' i. :o o'i (t)'i on hi i
,-t.: ' I'enn '. H ill!. I Itl'lll en.l
ii- ". a V-k r .o Inn.: in.' .. a ! . it i
o":.:
It. II" Hill s',' I: I i ho e- ire ' i
: in : v. ,! Ii his Inn I v ! ad I
or I'nlii g al nl. Q il'i a .-ie '.
,i l '.,r to s'ie H.ilj on ' piilo: ii
. lid- in p .."
i ACCIDENT TO
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I DDfiTUCn ClinOi70
Dnuincn ouuo
WILBUR WRIGHT
AKKOXAIT XOW KXPKltlMKXT
lX(i IN KHAX't'K Wll.l. I'OST
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KOIXti WKI.I, AT HOSPITAL
AX1) IS KXPIXTKl) TO KK-
covi:u.
I.emnns, France, Sept. IS.
Wilbur Wright was shock-
ed by the accident to his
brothers aeroplane, which
resulted In the death of l.leu-
tenant Thomas Selfrldge, w ho
was sailing with him. and In
the breaking of several ribs
and the thigh of Wright, is
doing well at the hospital todav.
Tho propeller broke mld-alr. a
Piece of It Injuring the rudder so
that the machine was unmanageable.
Wright did his best to right matters
hut could not regain control and the
macnlno crashed to the ground, bury
ing tho two aeronauts 111 the debris.
Selfrldge died a few hours later
from nn Injury to the Bkull and lmi
of the brain. '
When the mnchlno fell soldiers
nnd spectators ran across the field to
where the aeroplane had fallen and
assisted In lifting Mr. Wright and
Lieutenant Selfrldge from under tho
tangled mass of machinery, rods,
wires nnd shreds of muslin. Mr.
Wright was conscjous and said:
"Oh. hurry and lift the motor."
lileutennnt Selfrldgo was uncon
scious. His head wns covered with
blood and he was choking when the
soldiers extricated him from under
machine.
Dr. Walters, a New York physi
cian, was one of the first to reach
Hie spot and rendered first aid to
the Injured men. When their woNjds
had been bandaged, Mr. Wright and
lileutennnt Selfrldge were taken to
Fort Myer Hospital at the other end
of the field. Mr. Wright lapsed Into
a stato of semi-consclousnessby the
lime he reached the hospital, but
Lieutenant Selfrldge did not regain
consciousness nt all.
816 ATHLETIC GAMES
IN CHICAGO TODAY
New York, Sept. IS. Auspicious
conditions marked tho opening of the
annual national Junior and senior
track and field championship of the
Amateur Athletic Union at Travers
Island today. The programme today
The programme today consisted of
SENATOR ISAAC 8TEPHENSON.
Wisconsin Ma tosinn n Indorsed at the
' Itepntillcnu iiriiiiiirleM for re-election to
' the I'lliled Stales senate.
I'irellniltiary ro-nln. I.,.. Inials will
lie ( ollt'st, l t i 111 . i )' IIH'.
'I tie ineclini.' promises to lie one (if
I l.e lest ever held in til" Kll't. The
pi oi:i a iiuiie provides for the usual
lot of standard e.nls with the iv-
I ' 'l loll I mil I lie Creek si Ie f d
' n - t hi ou In; has lieen omitted.
'i lie leading aihleiic clulis ihr nmli
inn the country have enter, ( tlo-lr
I lie t no -ii and the conte-t fir hoiio.il
prnnlse- to lie a hot fi.;ht Ktwe.oi
the repie.eniaiiv.-i of tin- 1 1 i h - A ui
ei 1. an A C. Chicago A A., Iloston
, A. A . and New York A. f.
! wiiii.vr Mtiti.i r.
Cllicago, Sept. . S,-,. 1(9 14 ;
lice l.'i -., ; O.lav l.i.j ii, .
I I'ortland Wheal iiio-liangc).
i ai ouia Wheat him h:.u.'."d.
I v I 1 A il! i '-u -, a m i ' i i . ! - n if
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a iik 'ie ha nt of t ii U i uii! . a :i I - i v
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