Eugene daily guard., September 26, 1908, Image 1

rflE- EUGENE
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AILY O-UAIiD
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JJ
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KELL QUITS
10 HURRIES BACK
TO OKLAHOMA
' nnvernor Has-
I-" . .1.. n-mocratie
.jlSOl, m.,
!... after a 4.-
... ..,nt.nt'oi' in
s irra
' nr Is aiipolm-
", a. -stant "Ts"
1"' The hur-
of Haskell, he said.
. .... elite tftV
tt,BI0nMOBuaJ.
, , prosscote those who
;,3tast him 'he
Asked -whether Haskell's resigna
tion was accepted so far as he was
concerned, Mr. Bryan declined to an
swer. That It had been, however,
was Inferred from Bryan's answer to
the next question:
"has a successor lu iiuasurur nas-
kell been selected?"
j -That is up to Mr. Mack and the
' executive committee,", was the an
' swer.
Bryan left this morning for Madi
, son. Mis.
a-
lili'l lll.lt w u
l:iM(. TK,, A! Ml
w Y . . s. ... ,..
f 'hairic.tn ii. , . . i,
Ueptib:ii-ati :f',,r i '
lee. t.ubl . ,!. .
IlloiS th.U
ill Parti, mm
tioual Tr.M--ur.-r tl. ,
Sheldon. :i.ij;fii iv,:i-.v
T. Coleman Diiih :,, ;
tile sp.-ak. !-s- !.i:r -a?:
resignation 3 li.,,.!i
last lmlii.
"I know of i, ot'.er
nations n r n; ;niv c
plated." ai. lluriiK., k
"
WIIIAT MUiKI Is
!"lu-
ST. PETERSBURG'S
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
REACHES MAXHINM.
CHEER UP!
The
Portland, .-..-!... Wli.-.u is unchanged.
St. iVlersiiurg. Sep:.
huu-ra "pnlemlc in Si. ivr.
the opinion of expert. r. a. i'tJ
Its maximum. Little ::: ha?
been made in the fleaulni .t! j.r. cess
ami conditions indicate a i- ua! .1
the epidemic in the spring. I'lie luir
ial s.itiad in the cemetery wi most
of lije i,tims aro beicu :::t;w I j.
unable M keep pare wi;:i :-.,- numlier
of dead. Mineral service.. i
dui-t.-d ever one hundiv1. .-.ui a; a
time.
.,,,.r,ty; RAILWAY ACCIDENT
sib:
III-
The Portland baseball team has
won 22 and lost 23 with the Oakland
team, won 30 and lost 30 with San
Francisco, and have only lost 21 to
t .... u-hiln thV ll !l I'o U"..n ' ll
, ! l.OS nilftci.o, ........ .......
You will then , frora te j,o0 Loos.
Tacuma. Sept.
changed.
:. Wheat is
KILLS FOURTEEN
WjieK '" "
;r i conference with the.
enKniu uuh"
In the seventeenth century absence
from church was a punishable of
fense in England.
J J J , 7 lli,rk 'rlin. Sept. 26.-Two trains on
i, .Trk..i a-1, i 'I"' the iierlin elevated railroad collided
lit',, u, i I ' "la'ill;iii' this afternoon nd clghiecn are dead
m; ,L i 'irmiiess Ir seieral and many injured, the accident beina
"as now- become sininK. and due to inisplced nijsnal. tine of Die
wan an ac.n-e buyins moveiiieiu on cars, which was crowded, was thrown
uie part o! hastern coiisnniers, there Into the street, forty feet below. Most
s reason to believe that the upper oi the deaths, however, resulted from
trend of prices will continue. contact with electrified rails.
brdon and Ferguson Furs
toe sold" this make of Furs nine years. We know there is no better
A! styles, all prices from $ 1 .75 to $ 1 5.00
Wakes No Difference
Uoth
how much you
pay for a suit
if you get your
money's
worth.
We are the
only ones in
Eugene selling
the famous
Hart,
Schaffner
Sb
Marx's
all-wool suits
you don't have
to pay 540 or
$50 for a per
fect fitting suit.
We can sell
you one for
$15 to $30 as
good as a $40
to $50 suit
made to your
measure. We
are ready to
demonstrate
any day.
ing Department
! "!b Solts mi Overcoats the best that brains and ex-
Produce. The assortment is immense New, snappy.
"!es "lat W'H make von lonlt nto minn Vm. inni-
FfeCASH PRICES, which makes a saving to you of from
I "Water the others' ,i.
Psiness Suits from $6 to $15
overcoats from $6 to $ 1 5
ha
Difference
ys
ins
Sit
k; . or that bov.
k-'.xn 'le. the
fly, " children's
!- are
... ta, Khool 8,liIa
r'... .... .
" lo
Women's Suits
Correct in style and superior In workmanship, combined with the
popular low CASH PRICKS, makes purchasing here decidedly in
your favor.
We are almost daily in receipt of Suits by express from the
great. fashion centers of the East, making the assortment of "elite"
suits always changing. You can shop here with no work or worry
be cause we have three times as many to look a! as any other at ore.
We can save you 10 to 15 per cent in price.
Suits or Crats from $16 to $75
Children's Dresses
Navy blue or dark red serge blouse waist, ideated skirt, braid
trimmed, BKes from 6 to 14 years $!?.N and $.
Scotch Plaid or Cashmere Dresses
French Waists, pleated Skirts, colors red, blue and mixed plaids
ages 3 to years; each $1.7."
Wool Remnants at Y2 Price
Lot Wool Ilemnants suitable for waists, and skirts, some enough
for entire suit; also short lengths of suits for trimmings or Shirt
Waists; all ou sale at HALF I'HH K
Childrens'
School Hose
A regular 20c value; heavy .made
for boys, lighter weight for
giris; splendid to wear; the
pair
Fleeced Lined
Vests
Swiss ribbed, heavy fleeced vests
or pants; each z,,c
Union Suits
I'erfect-fittltig. heavy fleece; full
size; a bargain: the suit. . . ."e
Something New in Silks
Strine Meseeiine Silk. 30-luches wide, light blue or cream; the
yard
Street Gloves
Id-button tan colur.d undressed kid effect, the pair
12-button, as abo, the pair
Black Petticoats
x,, he,. Petticoat vr offered for the money, full td flounce.
medium weight: special, each
, .. 1.5
$2.5)1
1..-.0
t.Wl
P take a
. $3.00
1
Hampton Bros.
SSA-Sfwl Willamette SC.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
New Club and
4-in-hand Ties
each 50c
1 4 V. Of . ' v OV A V-v'VatiSV)': Ml
frtll lSSTtR"
TUBERCULOSIS
INFECTION FROM
MILK SUPPLY
FORAKER GIVE
HIS SIDE OF
CONTROVERSY
Philadelphia, Sept. 26 A eommla-! rincltinat!. Sept. 25. Senator tor
sion of seven, headed by Dr. Koch, of ; aker. In a carefully prepared stsle
O. rmany, was appointed today to ia- j mom made public tonlcht, repiyini;
ijmre uuo ino aanger or tuberculosis ! to ttie recent charges made by Hearst
in.ecnoii trom milk. They were ap- and Uoosevelt. biiteriv assailed
p inted on motion of Dr. J. V. Hay-, Hearst, Tnft and the president, fharK-
mans, oi lieiKwm, wo said that
COLEMAN MAY
8E BARBED FROM
'VARSITY TEAM
t XA.W U KM W AS ttHi iU K TO
th- rniversily. wii protiatity li.- out
iiso siaiH this j a'i'ouii &
i:;iuso t isa baH pJiO-c-d m a a1em
"titk-up" ii-ani aaiiwt U'wid
innit w'ui-tj-iJvssjiiuaJ tihu tw i.tst
i'irth f Juiv. Ti hniiUHttA of
aUair has Iwvti iaviwA suvi i-t a ptv
iM rtimtiiiUce ihi a?h1-t-U- iiutJi ii
in Jj!V.sUsaE iiVn-VT, it is iSitUhl
iul if !tii pJayi'f wnuhi hav- iuw pvr
minvd Ut piay asaSa thi x.xm, vtui-iin-tuts
in his cursr 1km in; iucurrcd
kit ar.
A taoroufth sift in t: tf ih luaiU'r
h- ili athletic council showed ihat
t'i'Ut;ifi r-ivti ho r5Uip-iisatiou,
and tn S;n't thnl iho tvnm h piavvi
on a;is strictly iimaicur. Hut an tlm
mW of tin- A. A. t are very flgld,
and s-iue of ntciiiitcrs if th
oinlliiun team admittedly rvevived
tContinueiJ on avo H.)
GARFIELD OUT
IN DEFENSE OF
MR. HITCHCOCK
lllir thllt Tnf1 hllH lin cnliunl-11 iilt
wllh Standard OH mannntra himseif
and d.'elared that lloosevelt'a actions
indicate a suilty conscience.
in his otK'itittK paraKraph Foralter I
1 declared the presldeni showed bias j
in acceptuiK as true all !be clmrsi.
He denied that he had acted improp-
(eriy in accepting empioyment from
the Slnndnrd Oil; he nay there was
no Secret about it and nrodiiced lel-
' ters to prove that after Uie govern-
meat began its attack upon the
Standard till he declined to accept
further retainer from them, lie
charged that Hears! had other letters
In addition to those which he save
over, and that those letters. If made
public at the same time, would have
shown how harmless was his cornier
Hon with the Standard Oil.
Korakev declared mat three years
affo when the president had Jccasln
to appoint n Hulled Hlnlcs district
jtid$;e for the northern division of
Ohio, Taft, knowing the abilities and
hlRh character of John 11. Doyle, of
the Stniidard Oil law firm of ISoyie
and iwis.dld Hot hesitate to recom
mend him to the president in strong
iiiiiKHiw for the appointment to
tbe jadsesliip, and Bald lioylo was
not appointed for reasons that did
not reflect on Judjce. Doyle.
"lint if Standard Oil was In good
enouBh repute only three yeans aso
f to warrant Judge laft in entommend
til proof to ttie contrary is estab- liif? Doyle, and President Uoosevelt
llshed the conclusions of the (ierman j In appointing him to a judKesbip,
and Enxiish eommissions which !n- much more was It in sufficiently good
vestiKated the subject "force tis to, repute six or seven years earlier, be
ajimit thni human ttiberculosia can I fore buy of the recent virulent at-
have its origin In bovine tubereuio-l tacks were made upon it, to warrant
Washington, Sept. 20. Secretary
of the Interior ilarfiold today made a
statement aa to the relations f for
mer Secretary Hitchcock witli the Is
sue of ioases authorizing the Pralrlo
Oil and t.aa Company to lay pipe
linea through Indian lands in' Gkla-
I
KOBEirr Kocn.
sis.'
SOOfiO STEAMER
RAMMED IK FOG
me In accepting employment of the
character mentioned."
Koraker relates in detail some of
Taft's Friendly relations with vari
ous officers of the Standard till Com
pany and other alleged trusts and of
accepting of their hospitality and en
tertainment on various occasions.
Xew York, Sept. 26. The steamer1
foiiuiionweaith, thn newest and larg-
est of thn Kali Itlver liners on tbe I
sound, arrived In port today after j
colliding with and sinking the Norwe
gian freight steamer Volimd in a '
dense fog al the eastern entrance of;
Long Island sound this morning. The!
Volimd's officers, the captain's wife,
and the crew were brought here mi
the Commonwealth. The latter was
not seriously damaged. j
SERIOUS HRE LOSS
!N FAN 00 UO
Kon du i.ac. Wis, Sept. The
deal met .on by fi'e " l",M
cipal hurcties. an antolu'.bil- garage,
s.-ii-n Biitomnblles. ami the rendetiee
of Kornier .Mayor H.-ivin-in eniaii-d a
l,,.-. e;"-lv tfiflav estimated a!
000. The fire is asid to have started
Irofii an .-xpioMon of paHoiin.' in the
automobile garag.
TUFT T9 COMMENT
ON FORMER'S LETTER
WaM-rlmf, Iowa, Kp. Mr.
Taft JmJftatfd today thai hv VkunUl
com men! oh I in Hiaii'dicnt Jd
y Bterday iy Senator Koraker as fjoi)
h h' wh aide to obtain a fail copy
of t h' wain, wttn In r-'a U h rit .
Paul late t jdny. $h will ds-iHvi fiw
addf'-rt in Min-huta hcf'or iit
ieachjs rit . Paul.
ii ill
JAMES K. JAKFiELD,
litiiim. The records of his depart
ment, he declared, show clearly that
Hitchcock simply compiled with tho
act of congress anl hori zing the con
struction of pipe lines and lhal no
where, he. declared, is there any rec
ord or other evidene'e that the presi
dent at any time either overruled
ifftchoock or was at variance with
him in the course ho pursued in tho
Issaanca ef iermitB,
SHOWKHH l'l-U)M!M:i
VttH TOMOltltOW
J',rtiand. Sent. 2 firi
gon and Washington Show
ers tonight or Sunday in west
ern portion; fair in eastern
portion. Warmer in nest,
IH'bt fro"! in cast."
M,i;m fair tonl).'ht and
Km. lav . ill-tit fr,,t tonight
i imrwimMTir'flTh7
iii-i
f-i;
liiAIN WI.UTK Otis(
Putt'. M'i., Sp V--ivr-(Jay-i
NojiJiffH V&riiii fiatit tn-k
wii-. the wift In i!w history nf that
riiroHd. F(i!wwiK tne 'A
-ml :
Cuiom-i ii. Hniifoii, H mttMTii 1'tah.
i'isaiicy K JotiUJUi. i !?.
iiobi'i Atrial , ilauiln
.inliri I'uwliirt, ItniHiKrf, Mont .
H T M.ir- hinK!-tj, i'hici. Moat.
H, T ('iiirmarn, t,tnin'it Mm.
John Ityan, X"inx fnun Mutle to
fjitwhiiitf, ffitla.
(i. f. iiatfiijl'. HutiiHtoa, loa.
i ii Paraf, HaltJ tj rft. Ji'ph,
iliWMJUfi.
i, A tttwr, ian. Mobs,
f ;-tr n i'antiovUrhi Atiactnd.
f C Orean.
M. KjfUtuck, AnarjitKia.
K i. Jnujach, kj1u in l'nvr.
Jr V: VJ k-r, iU'h'UH.
iU v Mr Vufcsh, Harliu. M ,ti'.
H.d!! S 'tiit'tu it' it, itiiiitu:-. M't:i',
!--!n (-'iffr'-r. i 'lUuuiu. J!f"!t.(.
i li.T iH.-r, Muti' ',i!Jii'-i. U.
Anf'in ifiiiii h, Hl-na.
NO JURY TRIAL
FOR HARRY THAW
White I'lalns. Sept, 2.
justice Mliia today denied the
application of Harry Thaw
for a Jury trial to determine
whether or not Thaw la sane,
but promised to give Thaw a
hearing before himseif. The
date ia to bo fined by cohb-
sel.
Later Justice White s-t the
hearing for October li, but
Justice Mills refused to trans-
fer the rase to New York
county, whereupon District
Altorney Jituiuu aunoiiiiced
his witndrwal from the case.
as the financial condition of
bis office would not Justity
him In iticnrring the -xpeiiso
of continuing ide case in ay
.it her romii v tbaii hl. own.
OR, RUSTIN
HIREO DAVIS TO
TO KILL HIM
J Omaha, Kent. 23. - Alihie ll, Uic
: at a ifarfnn hr' toi;ty of VharU'H
Aiwarrl Oavia tnhi tit tn ylaus ar
j rasjv(I hiwei'fl iir. Kriiri It iiiih
1 lift. thr (thyjSfin m-fiitH kjHei hre,
; bh4 UrvSk. wherhy Oavis was to
: hom itusfin and th' vutnmii
Jbjei tlnns u ere niaiie to nearly
: haH Jhi ijiiiMiloHs iut Uy ih county
rMarsa-y, hm Mr. Hl ' tflfi-il that
dr. itu.siij) ld)f) her hf hm si'i un-! tt
utrttt tt.kiii (lito aa i t(t;it t f-U-xrJ-ti
from h r nioujir ?f ktiJ Kuk
? in. S!ie Ul'W ifU-'l I i-( m ! U- u:an
w ijtu Ui Uu-'in mrri ,i-A m:'.-f3 tu
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