Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 30, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHK Eiunnn -" 1 - r& A XT rnilf II Ml l IIA I . mil o R3K v-'". v 23k to nso'o w It is n ir-.-Moriilly recognized truth InKrcilit'iiU are a great deal better adapted to the delicate human system, ana sa.'er in evry way, than those composed of strong linineral mixtures and compounds. Mercury, potash, arsenic, etc., which are used in the manufac turs of most blood medicines, are too violent in their action, and frequently derange the system by disturbing the stomach and digestion, affecting the bowels, and when used for a prolonged period often cause Rheumatism. S. S. S. is the onl v blood medicine guaranteed absolutely and purely vegeta ble. It is made entirely of roots, herbs mg and healing qualities. S. a. S. cures Kneuinatism, uatarrn, ooies anu Tilcers. Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, and all other blood diseases, because it cleanses and purifies the blood, and at thusame time builds up the entire system by its fine vegetable tonic effects. S. S. S. may be taken by young and old with absolute salety, and with the assurance that it wi.l cure the diseases and disorders due to an impure and poisoned blood supply, even reaching down and removing hereditary taints. Book on the blood and any medical advice free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. YOU .CAN... Toast Your Bread. Boil Your Eggs. Percolate Your Coffee. Cook all kinds of Fancy Dishes and Candies. Heat your Curlnig Irons ALL BY ELECTRICITY See the Latest Electrical Cooking Devices In our window. The El Tosto. The Water and Milk Heater. The Coffee Percalater. The Chafing Dish. The Curling Iron Heater. v Pacific Electric Engineering Co. 516 Willamette Street mm a Possessing tveiy convenience and an ideal location fronting on the beautiful city plaia. Adjacent to business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in every room. Private baihs. Bus to and frcm all trains Rates European Plan Rates American Plan SI.00 and 1 .50 per (In v. $2.50 mid $3.00 per day. I'J.OD mill $2.50 with bath. $3.50 and $1.00 with bath. I i rervc Guard on Filo O. H. SPENCER, Manager WM TDITirW the square 111. K&tUN, DEAL GROCER Willamette St. ELI HANGS J. II. WEST BANGS LIVERY CO. o Livery, Feed, Stage und Sales Stables Cabs AlvP.iys Rody First Qass Turnouts of All Descriptions q ..STAGES..0 McKFr-'ZlE STAGEIravcs Eugrnr " EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE at 5:30 A. m. SUersrionol cill At A daily sUgtUMves Eugene At 6 A. m. private residences but will oil fur lor Mapleton, close connection Q baggage ii nctilird the dy belure. ateamer lor Florence And Acme Livery Phone Main 2 1 WATTS FOR ' ' iaSiajtod that medicines made from vegetable and barks, selected for their purify-i Ahe " LENOX Portland's New and Most, Modornly Furnished HOTEL Third and Main Streets PORTLAND, - ORFCON LOOK AT OITt lISPIiAV of fancy groceries nnd Bee what n wealth of goods we show, put up attractively and conveniently In cans and Jure. Those tiro all appetising, pure and wholesome and, besides being so attractive to the palate, they arc conven ient for "Mullty Is lilch: pile -- I Phone Main 25." EARL McNUTT WATCHES FULL DETAILS OF . Montri iviunutn Shot in the Back by Disreptlta- ble Portland Law yer Portland, Nov. 28. A tragic fea ture of the slaying of Ralnh B. Fish er, chairman of th grievance com mittee of the Oregon State Bar As sociation here today by J. A. Finch, the disbarred, lawyer, second only to the killing itself, was the unexpected visit to Fisher's office of Mrs. Fisher. When Finch entered Fisher's of fice and with the words, "Hello, Ralph," on bis Hps fired the fatal shots, Fisher was waiting for his wife and baby son. Fisher's body had been taken away from his of fice but there were other ghastly evl- Aannoo nnnDvcnt nrhifh pnnvpvpit tn I Mrs. Fisher th'at her husband had i been slain. I Fisher has practiced law in this city four years, coming here from Wondbnrn. His wife was a sister of Thomas B. Kay, woolen manufac turer of Salem. Fisher was 28 years old. He was the man who drafted the resolutions of sympathy to Mrs. Francis J. Heney sent by the bar association. Finch was born In this state and studied law in Albany, while working for a newspaper. . Fisher conducted disbarment pro ceedings against Finch which result ed in his suspension for a year and It was Fisher's refusal to sign a pe tition urging Finsher's reinstate ment that caused today's attack to be made. Finch waB either out of his mind when he shot Fisher, or he Is playing a deep game, using his knowledge of the law to help him in his present dilemma. While he asserted in the most emphatic language that he did not see Fisher at all today and con sequently did not kill him, he talks perfectly frank on all other subjects. He does not plead forgetfulness. on thu other hand 'when the officers who examined him tonight declared to Finch that he had been seen In Fisher's office and had been arrest ed In the Mohawk building and other matters connected with the tragedy, he becomes very excited and told them they were "damned liars." He Insisted that he Is not insane. He says that the news that He was disbarred was a great shock to him. He denied that he had been drink ing excessively since that event. The tragedy occurred In Fisher's private office 322 Mohawk building, Third and Morrison -streets. Miss Vorna Bnrkhardt, Fisher's steno grapher, was the only witness, and she fled screaming from the room, i Tl... I.. .. ... ...... .1 11. .,. I.. ' i 11 u unnniii duel hcu utTiiuriuicif from the room where lay his victim rnnd was about to take the elevator when he was seized- by Dr. Leonard; who detained him. AHnftinv Pliiat,ii. V llnlnh tvlm j was with 4)i'i Leonard and others, followed Finch to the elevator shaft, disnrroecl him with little difficulty, I though he offered resistance. He I Insisted on being permitted to des I cend, but Instead was locked In an office .on the third floor and held 1 until the arrival of the police. Finch wns at once taken Into the office from which the sulphurous smoke was still pouring and looked down upon the prostrate form he had slain. He gazed coolly and appar ently unmoved upon the bleeding figure, uttered not n word, turned and walked out In custody of the offi cers. "I wouldn't speak to him, and I'll get the rest of the bunch." he said, to one of the officers whp rode in the patrol wagon with him. At the city Jail he positively denied the murder to District Attorney Cameron, lie had been In his own offico nearly all day, he said, and had not been near Fisher's office. Ho talked confusedly and at times unintelligent!-, apparently under the Influence of either drugs or liquor, i'isher, at the time of his death was seated at the desk In his private otrtce, awaiting the arrival of his wile and baby. Only a few moments oeiore tne entrance of the assassin the wife had called him by telephono leiiniK nim sue would lie dn mo- wiiii iih nnoy, arrived at the olfieo j as t ie coroner was removing the last . ve.rlKOB of the crime, wan overcome j by the ghastly spectacle, i "It was horrible to see, and still moro horrible to think thai 1 mlht nnvo stopped Hi in if I h:ul seized the wenpiin," said Miss Uurkhardt I tonight, .lust as he entered th ere.n-l door when I stood holding it open i ock 1 ?.Sli""lnK r,''V" rr Tv i nVni i f l1.11 shooting so Quick- 5 1 could not scream a warning mid ! I was not sure HshfY ever knew who I It was who shot him for Just as he' glanced up tho man fired. "Hut the face of t!- slayer will; haunt me forever. It was drawn and i horribly distoired. And there was a look of demoniacal triumph as he ; saw Kfsher fall from his chair. Hut i i could not stand it and rnn screem lug for help." Fisher Wiuils leniency. Italph Klsher. as prosecutor fur the 1 grievance coinniittee. took the matter; given with safety to children Price in hand at U.j Instance o the com-1 $1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co Wll lnltleo and Immediately interested Mams Mfg. Co, props.. Cleveland O himself in the case to promote if; ; possible tho welTure of Finch, whom ; DKCKMnFR "M) he believed - vm repentant for the j Is the date for tjie next big Woodmen moves he had maJe and whom ho be-, of the World entertainment. Come loved would do better In the future : out Neighbors and bring your if allowed leniency from the court, i friends. A good time is assured . ' sent n letter to Chief Justice! .i-n iii which ue asKou lor the con sideration of the court in Finch's case and made an eloquent plea In behalf of the man who he was pros ecu! I ti K for the committee. Married Salem lilrl. Ralph llnrtross Fisher, shot bv James inch In Portland yesterday was well-known in Salem, bavin ' tor of Thomas 11. Kay, and one of the prominent yomiK women of the cliy, says the Salem Statesman ! Klsher was born In Folk county. Qt .son. 3 8 year, ago. and came ot Ore- j gon pioneers. When ne was num. young they moved to Monmouth, where he went to scho O wlJ- ,ms brothers, Frank and George. His father conduct' a livery stable there and was quite prosperous Ralph Fisher graduated from the normal school at Monmouth In lta and took up the profession of teach ing, acting as principal of the Wood burn schools for some time whephe went away, siudied law In Troy, IUa., and was there admitted to the bar. He had been in the law business there for four years with offices in the Mohawk building. Salefli attorneys and his friends here held Fishi in the highest es teem and nothing but praise is heard for his character and his ability. HITCHCOCK MAY GIVE FULTON AID Hot Springs, Va., Nov. 28. A dis patch to the Washington Post says in part: "Senator Fulton is here to offset any Influence which his colleague. Senator Bourne, may have exerted during the past week upon Mr. Tnft. Mr. Bourne is In favor of the election of Governor Chamberlain. Mr. Ful ton, on the other hand, does not be lieve a Democrat should be chosen, since the Republicans have a large majority in the legislature. Mr. Bourne has been hoping to persuade Mr. Taft to express himself In favor of Mr. Chamberlain's election. His colleague hopes that the president elect will not only not be Influenced In such a way, but may take the ex actly opposite position. Logic of Situation "The logic of the situation is that If 'Mr. Taft expressed any opinion at all, it should be In favor of Mr. Ful ton. The latter senator was advocat ing the nomination of Mr. Taft whin Mr. Bourne was Insisting that Pres ident Roocsevelt should be nominated for a second elective term. Mr.. Ful ton worked hard In co-operation with the state organization during the campaign, and the state gave the Re publican nominee a tremendous ma jority. "Mr. Fulton had a long conferenc with National Chairman Hitchcock this afternoon and subsequently .th two men saw the prosld'mt-elect. II may be safe to assume that Mr. Taft will not Inject his personality into the Oregon situation, in pursuance of the policy he already has announced, of not taking part in purely state con troversies. But undoubtedly the sym pathy of Mr. Hitchcock is with the senior senator jind this may signify a' great deal In the event he decide- to exert himself in Mr. Fulton's be half. WHY Sl'FFKR? K.rentlio-Hyoiiii'1 and Kill tliV Louth. Rome OHMH-ti (Jerms. Just as long as you have catarrh your nose wlll'llch, your breath "will be foul, you will hawk and spit, and you will do other disgusting things because you can't help yourself. The germs of catarrh have got you in their power; they are continually and persistently digging . into and irri tating the mucous membrane' of your nose and throat. They are now making your life miserable; in time they will sap your entire system ol Its energy, its strength, its vigor and vitality. If you do not kill the loathsome germs of catarrh, their desperate as saults will In time und,erinlno your reason, rob your brain of Its bril liancy and nctlvity, and leave you not only a physical but a mental wreck. This picture Is not overdrawn; the writer has seen thousands of Just such eases. He has personally expe rienced the demoralizing results that come from the ravishing attack. of the horrible catarrh germs, the great est pest of civilized nations. But there Is one remedy that will kill the germs and cure catarrh, and that Is Hyoinei, the Australian dry air treatment. There may be other remedies, but. they are not guaran teed as The Red Cross Drug Company will guarantee Hyomel to cure ca tarrh, or money back. Don't delay this pleasant antiseptic treatment. Kvery day you allow these germs to exist In your system you bring nearer complete demoralization. The Red e.... r. n ,., XKV IiAXE COUNTY MAP..'"'. My Lane County Map is now readv from the printer. Those who wish it copy will do mo a favor by drop ping mo a post card. The price is s i n nn i !,;. i i. ... . map. ,d m' th." mo unt.nB" and' "S is made at a rate of8 maps a (lay, they will be delivered at this rate to the subscribers and in the mme rnttin tw ., ... 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Pure. , "2 tha strong features of t'T) MICHAELSrSTERN & V line, sold exclusively In Eugene at Hanson's. This brand alone is a guar antee f-with those who know what good clothes a, u. Our line of suits of s!l .grades' and prices was never more complete and vr? know our prices are all . that tho mcst careful buy- s er could desire. Cxr.s and see for your sslf. and we will . take pleasure in' showing our f'oc;!s wh2hir ycu buy or lira of gents fur y.'.:';'.rs is complete and I?' i; - !s. underwear and '.' ' v r.rr wo are sure to 'v just v.hat you are kvkirg for. HANSON Tuhi Ninth Street M GROWERS OUR. ) SXHtKIC-NC rJ lYEAKo -W IN THE ; PACIFIC ' HU0T NORTH rITUDTl WEST,; Tiiomut ' lOfiLliliTin HOLLY TREES F TTITT rvr.i i 1 tUn-CB thnt linro boon si.hi.WnH irnruit.rnxi while dormant, and all v ... w , HAlllfLinU lii I'nini. nuni in tno bag, Joat 'I n-T0'""1 t,u n cu the trlngi 'I nnuoi nr iiitmhii K.-.-.L"ff Tfon how tn fYr -...!. i f purehfe-e. (inw your own Ifollvl RHQ ORNAMINTALl . 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SAPK DKPOHIT ltt).KS KOU JIKXT T. (J. HENDUICKS., President. ' S. B. BAKIN, Vice-President P. E. SN'ODGRASS, Cashier. DAItWIN BRISTOW. Assistant Caslnei LUKE u. GOODRICH, Assistant Cashier. Furnish your new horn properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do a!! kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. al! and let us estimate on your work Aya & Heitzman 34 West 8th St Phone black 1117 Well Drilling ;For up-to-date well drilling vsee LaDuke &LefflcrCo. " : - Well Drillers Telephone Red 5J2J 999 Villard Boulevard AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five fpassenger cat for hire ; any time day or night GQOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 W..H. SMYTH Successor to M. S. Hubble Transfer Company Hill do a KM"-"" tninsicr lusi"es"' nood, Iiouseholil goods, trunks nno ull thins in Ills line "ill rtwn prompt nnd cureful nttention. "liuuess I'rompt nnd fareful ' onr motto. IMione Mln IJes. IVono, Ked 4!)ia. A. C. MATHEWS O General Tean:m? 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