Eugene daily guard., December 10, 1908, Image 1

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EUGENE
(xUARB
ElKEXE, OllKGOX, Till KSDAY KVKMXt;, OKCKMHKK 10, 1IXM.
No. BOO
DAILY
OR REED SMOOT
lEPORTtTnSTS
boxlnj- of the long-leaf pine tor turpt-n-tuuiK
has destroyed one-fifth of the
foivsis worked. The loss In the mill Is
irom otie-tturd to tvo-Utn.ls of thy lim
her Hiiw.Ml. The .unit in the mill pm-mu-i,
through seasoning and tiling lor
use, id from uiie-cv. mh to one-fourth.
Only S" feet of lun.ter are used for
cueh lvvv feet whieh stood in tho for
est. What Mut Be Door
r or each miltioti acres of forest In
: putilie ownership, over three million
ei are privately owned. The conser-
. i alion of public forests Is the smaller
. 5 1 j,1" before the nation and the states,
)n, Dec. 10. Senator Reed Smoot, chairman of I ifiSA? nicVni'.hIunion
forests of the conservation commission, TObmit.i-to"
',ry of the forests at today's session of the comniis-1 "'thJlS uZg.0...0 XXTi,y win
Uing of this report, which went minutely into the lf "hi .ST'Sof ao ihV .SS!
tt : . - J , ... I lulneHs of our streams will decrease no
less than the usefulness of our forests.
We must stop forest fires. By care
ful loKsintr, we must reduce both waste
it ml leave cut-over lands productive.
We must make the tlmher logged go
further, by preservative treatment and
by uvoldiiiff needless loss In the mill,
tin factory and in use. We must plant
up those lands now treeless which will
he most useful under forest. We must so
adjust taxation that cut-over lands can
be held for a second crop. We must
recognize that tlmher costs no less to
srow it than It does to Ior and saw It.
We must continue and perfect, by
state anil nation, the preservation by
use of forests already publicly owned:
we must extend it to other mountain
forests more valuable for the perma
nent benefit of the innnv than for the
temporary profit of a few.
wg of the United States and offered for the con
the joint conference certain resolutions whereby
jnain 01 xnis country may be protected against
ed practically all tne morning session.
general discussion of the report the governors of
pledged themselves to co-operate with the federal
a practicable scheme for the conservation of na-
Boot's Report. , forests does not avrraire more than 12
the essential points cutl1; I,,et i,,,r "'-re. Tl'is Rives a tumi
L.. rt op th 1 i.f r'y.Kr?wth le8 lha 8v billion
lted States:
We Have
We take yearly. Including waste 1ok-I PALL BEARER
AT LINCOLN'S
FUNERAL STRICKEN
cover 650 million K e 'u in manufacture. i un cu-
A-fourth of the Unit- : ic feet of wood from our forests. i
ritftnai iorosis covereu " " eai n yeur ivv million corns i
imilllon acres, or near-! of firewood. iO billion feet of lumber, I
I more than a billion poles, posts and
Vy owned cover one- i fence rails. US million hewn ties, one!
U forest area, and con- und one-half billion staves, over 133
(all the timber stand- : reunion sets 01 neautnRs. nearly 600 mil-
ivately owned cover Hon barrel hoops, three million cords '
(the area, and contain : of native pulpwood. ltiii million cubic'
i standing timber. The , feet of round mine timbers, and one j r. in - 1
f owned Is not only ! and one-quarter million cords of wood astltngton, Dec. 10. General
"" lunuimiKMi. , jTic-111 j vj. i ui iuiukluii, luruier uivut-
. ,oWhar J".wi?",ed. . I ber of congress from Nevada, and
vear d,8d anHvmL; if so m-ea the only living pall bearer at the
and ir.u.oou.ooo worth of timber. Not 1 funeral of Abraham Lincoln, was
publicly owned, but It
e valuable.
w practiced on 70 per
Its publicly owned and
per cent of the forests
or on only 18 per cent
it area.
Is Produce
jowr.. vood ,n our
leas than 50 million acres of forest la stricken with appoplexy ou the floor
One-fourth of the standing timber Is
left or otherwise lost In lofrglnR. The
ABERUEF 7;
DECLARED GUILTY
BY TRIAL JURY
Bulletlu At 4 o'clock this
afternoon the Jury brought
lu a verdict ot guilty, after
having beeo out (or twenty-
four hours.
San Francisco. Dec. 10.
Nineteen hours have elapsed 4
Bince the Jury In the Abo
Kuef case began (heir dullb- 4
orations and up to eleven
o'clock today ther was noth-
Iiik to indicate -hat was
transpiring behind the closed
doors of the jury loom, except
a request for further lustruc-
f lions at mldnlKht last night.
Kuef's attorneys re hopeful,
and the Impression is that
two or three Juiqrs are lu
favor of acqultta'.'
At one o'clock -today, the
jury was out after twenly-
one hours' deliberation.
WILL WITHDRAW
TROOPS FROM CUBA
IN NljUETY DAYS
WaahfnKton, D. C'lec."10. Gov
ernor Maxoon of Cuba stated today
that American troopi will be with
drawn from the Inland In leas than
of the house shortly after noon to- ninety days after the Inauguration
day. I of Cuba president. ij
Low Cash Prices Chief Attraction at Hampton's.
b That Point the Way
rortaDie ouym
ihopping days are passing swiftly. We urge you to
your purchases early, booos now on aispiay,
as well as..th practical ppvelties for grovvuip?
touch of the fancy for children. With the largest
in Euaene. with the lamest force of salespeople
tend to your every want, and the lowest CASH
Dossible on deoendable ooods makes this the most
able and economical establishment 'from which to
your purchases.
We've Sold
Shopping Bag
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
AT GREAT MEETING
Washington, Dec. 10. Prominent speakors, among tbem
Joseph C. Cannon, speaker of the house, and Joaquin Nabuco,
aru'-assador from Brazil, addressed today's session of the Na
tional Rivera and Harbors Congress.
Mr. Edwards, a member of the Canadian parliament, Bpoke
on the rivers and harbors of Canada.
James VanCleave, president of the National Association of
Manufacturers, told of the manufacturers' interest in waterway
improvements.
The utilization of waterways as a factor in transportation
was the subject of an address by J. A. Ockeraon, member of the
Mississippi commission.
WATERWAYS REPORT
' WAS SUBMITTED TODAY
iniht of oitpllnl nnd on th Inrn'imt' of
wt'iilth, wouUI hnvo coiiahlornMn uffoot
on tlu rout of tho continent. wro It tu
nprfitd tioyoml I hi lltult of your own
country. Th ct Iku In Dial llrtc
tlim In of l ho icroatcdt eoniirti to 111
nil. Nothing woultl ilo so much tr tho
Mtronitlhi'htitK of (lit) ivtntlon of our
two continent a. I miy l wo contlnontM
wltltout tlilukluir of tho 1 'Hint 111a runol.
Tho ourrMU of yuiMihv thtit rtma
Iwcen thm will not t HtopptMl; on th
contrnry, nhnll b ntHtorluUy Itu'rottai-tl,
Uy tli punHUKO you muy mil hci-ohh th
luthinutt. Uowvvor wlilo the eutltlitf thv
nyiniHithy wouht (ttittlly ovor It. In-
tlfvil, umlfr th proacnl Hilnilnlntriitlon
w hHva entfrd Iti quiio a now Amort
can ra, of which Mr. ltoot' visit to
ljitin America will count of tht hgl-ra,"
PRESIDENT TELLS
WHY EXECUTIVE
NEEDS MORE POWER
Roosevelt Also Declares That
Wall Street Hates
Him
Folio wing are the mottt Import
ant oxtiHcttt from the rtiort of the
Inland Wuterwnya commission act
ing un the suction of waters of the
National CoitHervntlon CouunlsBton,
bo tore the Joint Conservation con
ference held today:
It has uetm rouitlily estimated that
tho Inland waterways of the country
o.m lil Iim limtriivixt In tun vtiars at a
cost of IMMioo.uoO annually In such a - -
s;rntr.,r .,,ok:;:.b .wrrr,,: ! representative bean
duc the waste anil extend the uhq of
the waters. If done at the coat of the
people, the burden would he ft 11 centa
per ciin H a per yeur, or 6.l In all.
It la rotiKhly estimated thai the di
rect benefit would comprise an annual
Mavtnir In transportation of f'JSti.000.
OuO; un annual snvliiK lu flood dumaa-e
of $U0aHio.00O; an averiiKu antiu.il anv
Iiik In fort'Ht flroa of at teunt U.OtKl,
OUU; un iiuiixiul benefit through cheap
ened power of fully 175,01)0,1)011. und an
annual aiivltiK In noil erosion (or corre
siiondlna' benefit ttirouah Increased
furm production) of $r0U, UOO.OOu a to
LEADS IN RACE
FOR SPEAKERSHIP
lti'KnnlltiK tho ramlldncy of Hon.
K. Dunn, ot tills eliy, (or apeuknr
ot the homo, the Portlaud Juurual
hu.vb:
ml of li.uoii.outi.ooo. or 112.1.0 por raplm ' hl, t.Bm, ,7,,,,,,. j,,,,,!!, hul.lln tlmt h.
But never have we had such values as we are showing
. at the present time. By a fortunate purchas direct
jf-sir?!- an exclusive-tag' manufacturer -we're able to
name a whosafa price to you. In other words, we can
sell to you at the same price all other merchants have to
pay for the goods. You save the profit. Won't it be
worth while? Let us demonstrate. Bags at $1.25,
worth $2.00; bags at $2.00 worth $3.50.
uiimmlly. I. .. twenty "' '''' I l .1 not wlli to l.nooio .mmiKcJ In uny
in .uiii , . , newMpupiT wiivnirti. !l in man to ha
IralniiKo nl lln;nl or ' nip ana ,.. f ,h,. u, hiiiI. io.hi N,i. 1 iii.mu-
ov. iriow luii.ln. ami fr.on por Mm! I ira f n,n Mlin iili .limitlon. Vo.
ilo-iii..ii.-.l wiili-r junply Willi l oimo- ; t,.r,0. ri,. 10.011 mi l Itixt evening Ilia
ii!ni!sat! ' 'li-eiiM.. nml hkvIiik ij,., V v ...... 11..1.1 - i..u r..r.
of Iiiiiiihii life. ; ,.,. wllli 'lliv no oil. .on of liii. hooai.
nrluio. I11.I root l...n..fll wonl.l '- f,-,,,,, IIiIk enmity, mol n 11 reaull of that
Um.ilKli the llil.-rr.;lull..l. amoiiK the 1 ,,, t ( . , t , . v ,..t ,hl u,..r.
oi.t.liol r..i..;ui-i . lhe o.-v.-l..pol.M.t of .,,,, 11K . r,.a.-ie.. to nil praetlenl
wut.'t- UulfU. In lieu of rail ejirii.iKen ,,,111,..-t 1.. .. ,.1.. . 11. uu ...
coliMOIOOllon of lien 1111. 1 Intlle tliol.vr. . ! i.',).
I j II woniu renin-.- loe eonao l.piion ..i m n While Mr. Mean wioihl not lnc ,.f lh,
Atlnnln, IVo. 10. In a Washing
ton aiKii'lnl dtapatt'h to th Conatl
ttitlon. rrealdont RooHrvolt l quoted
aa suylng tho niisoiilatton In Wall
atroot lintoa I1I111 and that "When !
no to Afrli-a, Wall atroot cxpcta v
ory Hon to do hla duty." The Preal
dont Is also quoted aa ayluK he does
not pload for ceiitrallied uoverniuent
but tor the rei'OKultlou of the power
alroatly Touted In tho nutlonul gor
eriiiiiont, adding:
"It roimroaa will givo me, and
who lit any tun, ! moan the p-roaident.
and the national administration, tho
power to secure thorough aupervla
Ion ot tho financial alfulra of the
railroads, to regulate the Issuance
ot stock, to prevent stock watering
and to Inauro publicity ot all their
affairs with due regard to legitimate
trade secrets. It would settle th
whole corporation question."
CHARLES DAVIS
FOUND NOT GUILTY
.if--
1
if
EMBROIDERED LINENS
1 Iioko mi! m;roi)riate for the
Benson mid modoniio In price.
12M- eiiilirnldered l.iiu-n IXilly,
each
1SIS eiiili:-idored l.inon Cen-
' irri .-uc-ii !?'
3iXeJ enihroidoreil l.in.'ii Cen-tn-pioc-e.
1 -o'o -.il
ROUoiD DOILIES AND
CEiITFiEPlLCES
i,x ,.i:.iiiod -d!f. ilr-.uvii
v, I..r,!. :-. e.o-h l'-
i.: :i. ,i;!l,i.-(1 odo, drawn
work li.ir.l'T. o.O'll -"
S(-;il!.ip.'il edge, einl'rol
derod conires, each !jll-"
SCARFS
Embroidered
ed
lsxJii. each
Wt.
''.! lSxr.4. ea.-h
SOXr each.
t
scarfs, heiiihtilch-
1 se.irf. drawn work and In
: 111 .1 e.-utre. wide cluny
, i Ox .' eiicn
-r.-ii' ' 11
match,
3ox3.
(II.. 'ill
SHE WILL REMEMBER THIS
CHRISTMAS IF IT BRINGS
HER A GORDON FUR
Tjopp linnj'tii Kurs art- nut imly
ini-ti-hitf, hut they an a l;it-'j
I" juirchHsiiis 1 h in nuili
y. u aif ussnrt'M uf quality. W-
imvc kimwn t h'Mii u n vinii h--i
hey I'l' hit? hrsi. V. hav; (urn
for $1.5t', r 1). '!(r ail huncr
r.iw s un ui. i-.rh ..... .S:tr.(i(i
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN OR WOMEN A
BRIGH TAND NEW
What could you idve Ho'' would lie 100
matter what you jmy you will not iho vei
ritlit here In this biit. well-slocked store.
0110 for fide or up to $10 or 20.
SILK WAIST PATTERNS ,
There m un advantage f oxcluslveneKS In purclinalnn lliese
new arrivals. They come In 5-yard leiiKihs
enl colors; the finttern
Miuor uuitw wijIi Ivh tiutru t.ui j.mini -
t-1- tu u lliliil of tho iiit-iitl rtMiuh'cit by;
rail v.'hUI.-M nf Ilk.- i-aniiy, uuil tt
ivuulil riiifi HjMiniliiiKly rciliH tli1 iMui-J
ntmit!li'it f iiial t'T hotli pi opu fxli'U J
uinl ..ni'-llliiK.
ltt- KuntiiM tin tohil I'tMt c( 'h'liH'tl !
ItuiHf ' mil nml vvnliT unit v.ik"', 1
vim fii'iihiuKi' on liiipurts, It in rul
iil-l' lh;tl tlx- HVfiiitt" Aiiitilvim fuinll
(mvs lor liuiioriutlini tf louil am1
cltithliiK linn-.' Uian -r fill of tln-h
art mil roHt l, k, otr i oiiNUHH'1 s
too inut ti ami our ino.lur.'t H u.-l loo lit
in- for lli ii-t ;jkil.-K ..f lite. Ttii con
.iltloii won!. I ) i.'il.-v..! l.y th. th-v-l-1
1 itn rut of i,miIit t mi nt'or ttil ion mi ar
It. I. .jllltt- M. i,i.'.
It tx rfUiitutiMl thut tin- Inroiiif (If
rlv.Mi fituii povvt-r i'hi"-'l i' woi k
for Hi" hriJH oi'lrl"lil of iimvIk'IOoii
aioni' w.iiii,). lit ttiir.itl market iuIch,
tillltitl in co-ojo'i til Ion nllli Nlafvs uti'l
i-ltUrn-t. iiiniNilf 11m- .n:n- rowi ..)
i, to I II I t iiit in f ami i oitt HIM ' I rli v t-lop-i
in niter tt.i! hiiti.tl fxpt'ioltiu. i-
( ,,nli.niMi hitn us a Ui'tltliiM; tail(ai.
Mr. 'mt 'liai'ti AiMr.
Jamr.-i V. Van Oenw, pitlta:ht f
I tin naiiMJj.il itn.iut latioii l itiaiiulac-
t ii : t'i'M. xald lu Pari :
t !,.!. i i ItiipaiK-- vhP-!i tra-i"- lam
I miniMat of iliti HI a tu
ipi'd for ttif support of IIhi iptli'Kattoii.
tinM'ihiir tiiri.MT Umii- i hhv ilmt
llOpi'il fur lit' MllppMIl of t'tlfl.-Kiltlotl
h' lllll llHVH f.-W W'HllS fur Ullll pIlAMU
of tht Mltiiutloii.
"1 Wiinl It titolai -sliinit," In unhl, "th.'U
I nm inn ma hi hi ii ay p nun turn tr itnv
oh., rltlxi Miii.in-Ml No I m- mill'
Hi aii tin-nt No. ). I woiiiil tuihiM- o
, ..vH ! ili-lviii Itittll to harilie HIV ofricf
. .; t lhK imv' If up i.t it nniitiiii of
i;-oinKi n ;iiil p)itM-" apin I in it- 1 w
lltXl Otli.M- IlliM.:;! hltVo Ml P flolll till-
nm'1 I i-iiit ifil tin- un.- tliii I niil in
fir ami Ja-.t to all. t I triM t ht t o
muii H.iU I w mi M favor him with .id
iiipiliiiuii-iil t.r tttvt.r of ii nv hlmt. nt.d
I no! iiit-ml t' it on, .iMi n if i
na' ti 'li'i'U'Mi, for ( ilo tj-.l n- int
t p.- f.ptjii(i-r tlmt l.titt, No io;n or i, t
( nii'h own me, no oh" Pan anv Htrliti
oil in-', nm) 1 Inl'-ii't lo iviii.ilp in lii.tt
i omlttlon."
Nn Hum VII l-'ullitn i-itn
Mr. !:i' in. ii'ior.liiin to ftp ml r-.w
ii 'I V.iliiH .itliiln. Koli- i.Ili.-ts ;(-
on.il
Was Tried for Murdor of Dr.
RuBtin
Ouialta, Nob., Doc. 10. After IS
hours of (MtbcruMon tho Jury la the
t!AH o( ChnrU K. Davis, churgvd
wlih tho miirdtir on tho morning of
Sept. a or lr. KrotUTirK tiiiHiin. this
imirniug ti roti k lit In a vtrtilot of nut
gulUy tun. tho JikIhu onlorvd tho
priBotiur umcnnrKtMi. , tuiitiiMfu um
IhIm wcro recintrvtl to rarb the AKree
mt'iit. l! in not hMh.'V.'tt that ny furlhor
piosiH uiitiiiA will lu uinlortitktm In
ctinitHcittjii with tho killing of Dr.4
i',tMiln r unUisji.'nitw .vlttca A A' '
covt'retl.
HERE
nil'.' UMofitr.' N
y Iiiii!'h.t MUiili;
We can soil yn
Sttlpf'H Ullll V-
PRETTY ViHITE APRONS
Made uf fli.e la.vn ur dulled HwIks: n'li.-r, flue caMilinc:
useful present tor my v.onmn. ICiu.id uf u i n.nii imroii, ruf
fled lace edite, each, UTk-. ;i."c, 5m- mill . . Nt
I..H1K wide1 npron, bill straps over shoulders, a.or.c. flue
ins With'Ouality in Every Garment Style in Every 'Seam
. . 11 man. Look iuat as weU as anybody, anywhere. "Any
fou wear this kind of goods you are sure to - every garment on our counters. Clothing
r clothing, but this store for good oinwg. notohers at $30.00. But we have a store full of
good Xmas present, either a suit for $6.50 or ones up
urnishings. ,
n
Put a Gordon ha. on your
had and von have reached
the limit of hut gno'1":
Each 3.00
If vnu wear a sweater there
Is cimfort In every motion.
Eac 7--.C to .-.
t re.i,;P to solid co-.-i-
Rain
Coats
Boys'
Clothing
Men's
Sox
Combination
We si ll rain coats thai will
.,hed rain; that's the kl'J
vouwant. Each. .ia I..
of
. n ,h.. yiod make
A lli".i ' - . ..i.i.l
lliltlllllK ee
Ilookiu
-ii 12." to tl
hovs'
s. Jane
i--. of kit"!.
I'll
S3 f.'UFFS ,
. r- eV.tl. ...Il-.r -,--.-t
SI.'.'"
o
o;
i.n-1 .1..
Tics for
Everybody
Tecks. Four-lil-liallil ties,
new shades, new pattern,
new Koi'ds, crisp nroi snappy.
Each 'c siiil .UN-
Cill
" .. . . "''I",
Handkerchiefs each
Silk
Umbrellas
The fine wssl.ahlc kind, with
heliinlo-hefl borders;
ro.-, 7.c niirl i)i I
SU , w-.l hi i ! i i - ii " I 1 ivtclm A .: inn -i i ;
K1'- ..-.-'- "''
E : ..(. I-;; iiitti htitlioj.H h . .-.(i-iii".'- j "
f n.,. i. i i i !. 1" :'
f',1,14 tv..'i:, ji.itrrt Hi.' ohim. ol lt..'!l.
, .,ulll I V iltiitnil.i' iiii.f ill- i - t- ''I i
lti M-r i-i'iu, wl.lln itn' niliiiiu" "f if' j m
I'llllW.lJK HUH imi'lifol but 4., J.T i-flil. fi
.1 ii v ..t i i.. t -i 1 1 w.i v i-hli-frt ii kiitiwli.lk - ! :
! if. m.
.."-&iW i
8
1! AliKAHAM KLT.F.
r T-lal
a i
r ..in- v.il.
II, e I. nil!,,
In
I'l.llllvll I" I K"t tllB
m. v : l.e I..
ENTHUSIASM FtfR
PRESIDENT CASTH0
Ilonleiiux, liee. 10. President
Cnsiio arrived liern loday. A repru
teiiinilvii of loreliiii minister, i'lu-i-hinl.
boarded the stmiuier mid lu
lei viewed t'aslro ul I'uiillliic, attur
which tho president and puily caiiio
t i llordeaus In it ivlvato esr. Tho
president wns iireelell with th Krelll-1-t
OT elll It liwii..: t P.V tile V'.TIleUelan
l .loll v in tills rlly.
WANT LAWS FOR
:ht for t.
fi l.-r.lK II.,
illM
or it-,
l...m of t!,.- h-u.- U
l.'rN Of till- hltll-r f.. f,,
TlM-m hi- r, K.-ii.il.li-tl..
Aii ot illriH fi. i (if
wit) f iiili-- l,ut 1'7 vl h
t tin I'd urn w i'.t t o'.w ft i-i
In It priii-l ) fil .- i,1. i f
iII'IhI" i'iiii tfiuwti't K,'-i".
tn-r of vol in.
cvrRynp-r' rcT
ges
tllcgcd That Lillcy Violated the
Elate Election Laws
t (liven, ii c. 1 0-- Coventor
i.U! y lili i 'iee;i Htilipoeiiued to
r I.e. i 'fiiiiiallil that in. l.ltii.
.1- I i I-.i h Ak' llJii, violuled the
.1 (.; ..-tl: .- Ill . It Is chill iced
ll': -l le-ni. y In saloon-keen-
ill-l . '-I' "t.-eaMllK" Oil ..'C-
1 i a: ins i.norii siHtn
t;i,nnn eie.'tlon exiieusetl
I . and .
lien day
In. Ill of
i not net (.nth ttie-ie expetnllt nres
;inif liiuttv or llrlf--rv Alle
IjiNiinn for Weeks,
Fancy
Shirts
Stetson
liats
fine
hand
roade
I .a is
silk ''
el.-.i:
fan. v
...-M.-r Hi .... !
l.tltl to 9111
!l 1 to
Ii-
a. ,1 t- ' r, Ill. !of
a - (.'-.,,1-1
j .f fi ro;j-in T':" r;jl
I v m
BIG REWARD
FOR TRAIN ROBBERS
e
'.'.Government and Railroad Com
i : pany Offer $5000
V. li
ed :
Wa.hliiKtiin, I).-'-, in.---Tim l'resl
ileul, .Seereiary nl War and canal of-l.e-i-s,
liiiuk Hie tl no has c.iaie for
i-niKie-i to enact laws lor lite Kov
i i inn. hi of tlm camtl oiu, as many
pe itllar and cinbaiTtt.wliitt; pruhleius
lime nrUen on tho isthmus under
i j.
V. VAN CCCAVE.
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