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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1908)
05 EUGUBNE. . MLY GUARD o kh;kxk. oiskcox, khiuay kvkmm;, octoiikk an. nxw No. ;i.-7 niONY FAVORS MRS. HOWARD GOULD ! SCR1BER SPIRITED AWAY FROM MOB o CMVASIOXAIi HAIN TO.HO K HOW 'S FO It KCA ST veu - . . the .kr Aim J""" K vorce bearing. Sells P""0 . never seen tint ne u. .jer Ike influence of 11 1 " ... tca thnn In a . frth(.r testl-1 several meetings between Mrs. Gould vt, Oct- 3"- piiini, Seils and Furnum. Always there was some louaj - oiner yersuu presem at tnese meet ings. Miss Sells testified to having been at Washington with Mrs. Gould and of meeting Farnuu there. She. Mrs. Gould and Farnum lunched to gether. Miss Sells said she and Mrs. '.Gould occupied adjojnitig rooms that .. nrni n never mirnr. Unner. - . . On cross-examination Miss Sells de- tlun one t veloned a bad meniorv. She Hid Uiwrongea i witness took a drive around town, r,. -ii ha could to nut ner.- TMn j i, i Mot irequent VlslU IM, Su6 never Cm tki? Influence ol liquor IT. ..i,ivllke manner. 'a . ,hon returning 0"1- 7 Thomas W.I "....nmoblle. they! hrtrm. UJ ... , - . , Hertford, where uusiiu , oiuo, s i ; ran, do. it Haruoru, asplayiiis- - ,,,,., at . ptigr. rw 3n vY..v,i eirc,,i. a). Dill ."' Phlln- nocomhsr S1 00 1-2; Mnv. Jl 1)4- itet0Ia l " end Tnlv A S-Si b.ile rarnum - WHEAT MAKKKTS Portland, Oct. 30. Wheat is unchanged. Tacoma, Oct. 30. Uliiostem, 92; Oregon Occasional rain tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight. Washington Occasional rain tonight anC Saturdav. Cooler Interior west portion tonight. alio Occasional raiu to night and Saturday. Portland O.K-1. S. Spirited away from LaGraiHiirjeciiuse of the anony mous threats of lynching which Dep uty United States MarshalQiammers- ley says he heard, J. W. Scriher. un-1 der arrest for misappropriating the ? funds of the Fanners' and Traders' ' National Bank of LaGraude, was! brought to Portland tonight many hours ahead of th Deputy Hainmerslev. I Hammersley says that in order to1 York Oct Zf Z ? , -,01Vm'-.l"1e Matthewson- the famous pitcher of sheriff of Union county has had Scri-. fl, v. vVk vxinn.i !,..- heavy guard for several ball 'team, will be one of the sneak- T.'lllklk! HI TV Ml It'll 1111 I scheduled time of , "' , si.i'tk iviu niiviv IMCK MAKES CHARGES BECAUSE OIL KING DECLARES FOR TAFT 2S. "Christy' ber under days. Scriher freely confesses the misap propriation of the funds of the bank. He talked freely of the charge against 'him tonight, and assunitd all respon sibility. He declared, however, that "they cannot find I appropriated any of the money to my own use, or that I speculated with any of it or squan dered one cent of it. It all went In an effort to save the bank." The ex-cashler did not. however, explain in what manner he disposed of the bank's funds or what he meant by his allusion to his effort to save the bank. Scriher's shortage is now estimat ed at $125,000. ers at a democratic mass meeting in the Twenty-third Assembly District tonight. John J. Hayes, winner of the Marathon race at London, and a number of other members of the Olympian team will occupy places on the platform. O o WHITE GIRL IN BONDAGE OF HEATHEN CHINEE Portland streetcars will. In about a week, resume business at the old stand the fur crossing says Presi dent B. S. Josselyn of the Portland Hallway, Light & Power Company. Ho has been led to return to the old svsUin as a result of the endless complaint against the stopping of the cars at the near crossing. Big Shipment of new Ruchings from New York by express M ill i I tl aws-suns-SKiim Wooltex Styles Stay Shapely These Wooltex Suits have beauti ful lines they will keep them. Do you know that the permanence of their appearance depends on the honesty with which the hidden parts are made? The cloth is pure wool, tested and thoroughly steam-shrunk, so that it will not draw out of shape. Trough weeks and months of hard and steady wear Wooltex gar ments will hold their shapeliness. Wooltex garments are built upon - honor all the way through. The best quality of canvas used. The interlinings of the collar and re vers are stitched in innumerable rows, making the collar lie flat and snug, making it impossible for the reyers to curl up. LOOK FOR THE LABEL "WOOLTEX" IT INSURES SATISFACTION Examine our Wooltex Suits, Skirts and Coats. You will find that they are of superior quality throughout and prices reasonable. SUITS, $15.00 TO $75.00 After-Supper Sale... 7 to 9 O'clock Saturday Evening KID GLOVE SPECIAL $1.25 and $1.50 id Gloves; all colors ; all perfect goods ; for two hours on sale at, the pair. . .69c SHOPPING BAGS AT HALF PRICE From 7 to 9 o'clock Saturday evening we place on sale Bags worth regularly 75c to $8.00; new designs, new colors; made of seal, walrus and alligator skin; good values and good styles; for two hours you may take your choice at HALF PRICE ALL0VER NET WAISTS Entire line of Allover Net Waists, silk-lined; always sold at $5.00; Saturday evening, 7-9, ea.$3.50 EMBROIDERY SPECIAL 30 pieces Embroidery Edges and Insertions; regular price 10 and 12y2c; Saturday evening, 7 to 9, the yard 4 c Chicago, Oct. 30. A special (gspatch t the Record-Herald says that John D. Rockefeller, president of the Standard Oil Company, in an interview tells why he intends to vote .for Taft. In short, he says Taft is temperamentally superior to Bryan; that he is not a man to venture with rash experiments or impede the return of industrial progress. MACK MAKES CHARGES New York, Oct. 30. Charges are mado by Chairman Mack, of the Democratic National committee, that Rockefeller's de claration for Taft is the result of a deal between the Republican National Committee and the Standard Oil Company whereby the campaign committee received a largo campaign contribution and Rockefeller the promises. Mack said that undoubtedly the $29,000,000 fine of the Standard Oil Company will be fixed up in the event Taft is elected, as part of the bargain; that Rock efeller's declaration is good for at least 100,000 votes in the doubtful state, Chairman Mack says the Republicans now have tho oil trust and steel trust arrayed with them, calling attontion to An drew Carnegie's declaration yestorday that Bryan's election would bo a national tragedy, and asserted that he has learned that the Republican campaign committee has a campign fund of $3,000,000, and of this sum $2,000,000 is boing usod for coer cion and bribery. The chairman further stated that $200,000 of the Republican campaign fund has been sent into Indiana and more than that into Ohio. Passengers on Train Aroused By Its Appeal (or Help Ogdon, Oct. 30. Passengers on tho westbound train leaving here this morning appealed to the local author ities to release a 1 4-year-old white itlrl from tho boiiilagu of a Chinaman and a white woman. Tho girl had cried for assistance but was not al lowed to leave her berth. Tho pas sengers took up n subscription with which to send messages to the Chica go newspapers tu find out if a child answering such a description had boon nbilurted, and tho local officers were notified, but ucled too Into. Superintendent Mason ordered tho railroad delovilves nt Moinlcello, a hundred miles west of here, to Inves tigate and If advisable to accompany the child to San Francisco and mere nuiku further Investigation. ON THE HOME STRETCH New York, Oct. 30. Taft and Bryan almost had a hand-to- hand struggle last night for the support of Syracuse and Onan- daigua county, Taft speaking at two meetings and Bryan at four, They parted company today, and probably will not come within point-blank range again during the campaign. Taft remains in the hotly-contested territory of New York state, while Bryan goes to take a hand in the final fight of the Democrats for the electoral votes of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Bryan travelled through Ohio today, delivering speeches at various places. Oneida, Rome, Utica and Batavla were among the places on Taft's schedule today, with a night moeting at Buf falo. Indiana is the centre of activity of Candidate Chafin. The Independence party campaign, it was announced today, will be closed in a big meeting in Brooklyn tonight, and another tomorrow night in Manhattan. RIDGLEY ABSOLVED MORSE FROM WRONG Controller Desired to Go Into Business With tho Do- fendant Now York. Oct. 30. Chnrloa W. Morse, the financier who is ueing led for violation ot ine ionuonui huoklnu laws, denied tho statement alleged to have been mado by him to A. H. Curtis, his co-uoieiiuaiu, ouii ho had "bustud" tho National Bank of North America. Morse started to oxplaln that the bauk was never busted wnon no wan hiihju objection of tho proseeuliun. I no prosooutlon also biicouoi.ou in eimuu lug a conversation between Morse and Comptroller of I he Currency. Kldgley. Kx-Congiissnian i.iuieiieiu, couu I for Morse, slated lo I ho court that by this conversiUlon ne uesireo iu prove that Uldgloy not only absolved Morse from n,IL resiioiis.oim.v iiu ii, icin.lliToh of (ho babk, but oven discussed going Into I he banking buslnesH wllh Morse. ACCIDENT TO MACHINE BUT WRIGHT ESCAPED BRYAN COMMENTS ON DECLARATION OF ROCKEFELLER Busy Clotting .Campaign Hi le issues plain and clear; the vote heavy and decisive; the maiority m our tavor. wur ouiu, au vr are the best that money will buy. Latest cuts, high oof 1:.. lolo and stmerior tailoring oi. iuauiy : ui iiiatc-i iciu 1 i . ..ii u.. imnw triev are Wsare buying their winter clothing ot us smpiy QUR CASH ,i .s . .. . L-t u. ic no experimenting:. uuiv ww "Km; iney nave naa tnem oeiore, imw--- rttt,-, even price. PRICES, always wl taW duc Uon, the. ""J rKlUiS, always less; wll beiurtner reautcu, Wu.v Take advantage oLthese prices before the campa.gn end at home. (Suits $6.50 to $25 0 pvgrcoats$6 to $20q ' Dn't oav S3 sn "at when you can buy a "Gor- aos at $3.00. or 54.00 tor 0) Hampton Bros. Willamette St. wurCASHEArS CREDIT 1 iav Nothing better for the moi! Dutches Trousers, $1.25 to $2.50 the pair. "10c a button, $1.00 a rip." STORMED JAIL AND . HANGED PRISONER BP Kington. Tenii., Out. 30. A nmli of nlioiil :0 miiskml ini-n nltiirkiMl lliu l.omans, Ort. 30. Whllo Wilbur Wright. Ihtt Amorlrnn uoroplnniKt. was niHklnKn rilnlit this moiiiliiK. ln Nniiolc.ui, Ohio, Ort. 30. Mr. Ury molor of Ills n i ii-Ii I lie exploded. I nil nam mil n hIiiIiiiiii'IH tiiilny coln- WrlRlit ImidiMl wlinoiii injury lino t mi.ntliii; on .lolin D. Hot kofollor s do tho iioroilnii wiib not ollierwlsn : luralloii Hint ho would volo for Mr duimiK'1. Tu ft . Hi vim suys ho Is mil suiiiiiHud iniul adds that ilii'co aro sovoral thlnns I In iho Kiaioim,it dcHcrvliih of iiLtun jtion. Hryan iIitIui-uh llial Iturkori'llor Is Tor Tan lii.Tiiiiso Tuft Is for Hucko ifollor; ho Is fur Tuft ucruiiso Taft Is In sympathy wllh tho trtisls. Tho llt'lnotrrallc raliilldiilo says that Taft has hi'on nnikliiK spcocliHK for sovonil wcokM, hut ho litis not dwolt on the trust quoslloii. "No wondor Koekufcl lnr Ib for Taft." Hryan asserts tluit Kockofollor's Hlutuiiiunt thut Tuft's election will inako for luw untl order is fulso. Uockefollur's eurporutlon, liryun do;lares. Is tho most notorious Inwhreiikor In tho Culled 81 ales, mid Kuokufollor Is for Tuft lieenuso he does not want tho law unforeud. "If ho Ihoiihl Taft would enforec tho law sKaiust thu Standard Oil Co. mid favored tho onairtiiieiit of more HtrltiKclit laws iiKalnst the Htalidnrd tjll Company, us I do, ho would not be for Taft." liryun says Rockefeller thinks Mr. Taft's election would unable the trusts to net a grvuter hold on the American people; that Tuft does not favor uny remedial legislation; does not propose remedies; simply Klorles In the past and wauls to leuve condi tions us they are. Hryan thinks tho Democrats have reason to be grateful to Kockorollor for tearliiK the musk off the Heuuhll can cuiupHlKii and revenllnn the du plicity that has charticteriied It. O NORMAN C MACK. Chairman of the IX-mocratlc Nat-1 lonal committee, who makes uxlr! charge In connection with Hocke-) feller s support or lan. , ORIGINAL COST OF OREGON ROADS IS DETERMINED Salem. Or., Oct. 29. Hoanoke county jail death fJeorKe look. the murder of John King. The Ideii tlty ft none of the mobs jown. lixnjamln Hayd n. one of thi" pa'h firM,.ru i, n rurn a in im;'. hiki The Oreaon and shot to Kaiiroai uommisnion nas jusi com- charited Willi pletcdii inveainajjiion m ine oriam I Oregon al cost and cost of rc0 iductlon of tho lines 02. the Oregon uuiiroaa Navigation ompany and of the Cor vallls & Kustern. Two sounes of In formullon were resorted to the rec- M.ntm nt lha hcltrlers nf the r'lr.&lls . i ,v .ir.H t,t mid iiim esiiniiiies oi a cuime-iem eu- :io i nnf' u in-- i ...... . -- - In 1 ";:, died yeiterduy ii ( Klneer who has gone over the prop- it the age of b0 ears. trty careiiiny anu compiiiini iuo cosi or reproducing tho rond sat Ihe pre- out tlmo' . . , . . From tho report of the O. 11. N. Company It apponrs thut the to tal original cost ot production and enulpuiont. Including betterments and additions for linos operated within the Btnte of Oregon, exclud ing tho Columbia Southern, Colum bia river and Orogon Central and the Uinulllltt Central, was f 33,297,827. 73. The estimate of the engineer as to tho cost of reproduction of thtt linos and the equipment Is S :I5.007 , llir., hut this dues not Include right of wuy and depot grounds, which amount to $'JliO,000, making the es timated cost of reproduction, 3G, J37.195. It will thus ho soon Hint the esti mated cost of reproduction Is a little over $2,0011,000 more than the cost of the road and equipment up to date. The estlniuto provides for steel bridges. Wnllls NiibIi (lives Klirurin. Tho original records of the con struction of the Corvullls & Kustern are not nvulluhle, but tho Commis sion look tho testimony of Wullia Nush, who disbursed In round niiin- - JOIlif D, ROCKEFELLER. Standard Oil King who has declared For Taft. bcrs 14,250,000, but this included $200,000 spent In an effort to bold a right of way In Malheur County, and large sums, not definitely stated, eipended on Willamette Hlver steam boats and on an ocean-going tug at Yaqulna Hay. The estimate of the engineer as to the cost of producing the road and equipment Is 13.912. 322. It will be noticed that In each Instance the estimated cost of re production is very close to the state ment of the original cost. Yesterday's baseball score: Port land, 7; lis Angeles 1. San Fran cisco, 1 ; Oakln 0. C 1 I 2 O Q o 0
