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EUGENE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 21, 1910.
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FOR FIRS! TIME IN HISTORY
SUBJECTS PLOT TO KILL
IMPEROR OF JAPAN
SENATOR BOURNE COUNTY FAIR IS
Youn Englishmen to Claim Billie Burke and
Pauline Chase From American Stage.
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TELLS OF MONEY
HE SPENT
BIGGEST AND
BEST YET
DAILY
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Tokio, Sept. 21. The publication today of the 'alleged de-;
tails of a plot among his owsubjects to assasinate Empercr1
Mutsihito created a sensation. The startli story appeared in
an afternoon paper and states that the plotters are under arrest )
and will te sentenced to death. This is the firsi (time in the his- J
v wWMjr tuai, bue uiw ux an emperor .nas te:n platted1 f
aguuanjf ma owireopie ana tneiacts k3.owu, !
It is alleged the assassins palnned to acturaplsh their nd
while the emperor was visitinjO military school just outside the i
capiiaa ice pjct -was aiscoveXd in time to protect hiOmajesty
and th plotters were seized at once.
THIRTY LIVES LOST VETERANS PAUSE
HflEH - ELECTRIC
CARS ERASH
Awful Accident n Electric
iRailway Near Fcr't
Wayne
IT ATLANTIC
CITYJODAY
Immense Crowds Cheer t'fcre-'Old-Time
"Boys in
Blue"
Atlantic City, N". J, Sept. 21.
Once again the "Boys in Blue" have
iu review ueiore tlreir eom-i
With . steps not)
Fort Wayne, liti., Sept :21. Thir
ty irersCTis were killed lt a collision
between a south bound limited 'and
morm ouno romi car on the Fort' man ler In chipf
u'.i-nn e. u i.irnn 1.........1. .-i-a
uin.:u ui i ue nn-pso"prrgniJy as they once -were bul
tiash -Valley traction line at King-1 with the same ol, spirit fliev march
lands, tad.. IS miles south of Fort;ed the broa? avenues or this rltv hv
'Hayne, according to reports received, rfe sea, and were acclaim?;! l.v
........... v,.v- j.ijMw, uuwuk 01 neo l e wnn cnmp in coo
ireved. I (he bin
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Here. .Many person us were
some fatally, it is hATered
The ears werer running at full
speed and met on a curve f. quarter
of a mile north of Klngsland, ande
fore they couid be brought under
control the crash came. A special
car with physicians was hurriedly
Kent to the scene. Later report froia
the wreck says that 39 or 40 are
killed. .
the big 'leatflie of
annual encampment of tire 'Grand
Army of the Republic. -
rdeal September weather favored
ijys Progressive Newspapers! Exhibits Are Too Numerous to
Have Borne Brunt cf
SECRETARY BALLINGER
! , WILL NOT RESIGN
Denver, Sept. 21. "B&r about
tie reports o your resigning when
you reach Washington" Secretary of
the Interior Balller was asked to
day. "AH buncombe," answered the
secretary. "I have no intention of
resigning and I do not think I will
have any."
The secretary this aftersoon was
the guest of the Chamber of Com
merce. In his address Ballinger said:
"When I get foot loose from pufclic
office I Intend to devote part of my
time to giving to the American peo
ple some Idea of tne purity of my
motives of my traducers. The iiubllc
i entitled to the nlflden prings of
Inspiration which t5Sh forth In tor-
thep -Kplf-nntiointed moralists. Alld I '
rhall lipartily enjoy using The search
light when the proper time comes." th )d soldiers in their march.
The secretarv asserted that the, The'Natlorual association ol Naval
efficleney of the interior department Veterans believes it has a 80ljrtianof
Campaign
Be Advant-ftoi.'siy Display-
Small Pavilion
REFU
7ES CHARGES OF i
SLUSH FUND CAMPAIGN!
Tells Where MgneyQHas Been
Expended and for What
Purpose
Portland. Sent. 21. "olwlih.
standing the entire lack of ft-gunlza-
NEW BUILDhVG WILL Q
BE NECESSITY SOON,
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Fine Samples of All Kirp of
C:unty's Products in a T
Tempting Array
it was a fair day that opened upon
the furgest f:Q ever held In bant,
r It is ivpcatMl tluit two uf the must pupulur actresses ou the Amciicau stage today. Miss llillle Uurkeaud MIhs .
r:Mi,n-("ltihp m'e to wed yttni KiiglisUmeu vithin .11 Ie.v months. The young I.oiuliiuers, who tire about to tfin
for riie -I'lilrcd Slnles. arc ?:uptaJu 1'iuuk Cuiy of 1111 old lensblie family and Nicholas .Irrvln Voud. ketter
kii'iua . vWlklvn" Wiinil. It.ith are said m fcive proponed lo tlie stafe f.ivorili scixml times Itlimit success anil
ii'i iiiiy I'l'. ciiily iiiv ciii'il. TIipv w ill be accotupnuii'd to tlita country by Viscount ToiThitftoii. Im bus heeu known
11 r.'W'iuu ipiiriui'r of Tod Slury.p. the H'ckey. Willie Itm ke .Ik nuw plu vliig In "Mrs. 1 itt." anil Miss Clrise twain
in..vniiu. ih. i. r .w ",p , nk pa.huun in 'IiIIiptm iHpIIs "
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STRIKE OF 'GRAINiP RESIDENT TAFT LAN GFORD MUST
vrnvarro. nruoor itn
Only ruler Japan ever had whose
1 life was attempted by 1iis ownrsub-
as never greater than loday
HANDLERS AT
Demand Large Increase in Pay,
Which Will Not Be
'Granted
"AT OLD HOME
IN OHIO'
PUT UP FIRST
FOR FIGHT .
Talks of River Improvement In Jack Johnson Stands orT His
Public Address.at Cincinnati
Rights As Champion of
the World
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AND LIGHTS ALL
"OVER CITY"
the matter of niacin? a statue of
; General Robert E. Lee In the capltol! time,
at Washington. The association at
! its convention adopted resolutions
iat which iPdffl not oppose the plac
i ingonf Lee's statue in the mpitol
irovhling It jippeared !fl civilian nt-
tire. The nnviil veterans ew-ctevl
Witlism G. M-chwen, PhiladeiiiHia,
Conunwdore.
completins the laviT,?
Afler
of 14.000 feet of new sa m
anoiA the city aniDtaklng ui
i andTelaying all the old nuilns
tliiijvere generally too small
"ffrr 'icaky, the local gas com-
panyOa planning the Immediate
cinstructtun of more than twice
i much. P.miilng u cxtciul Lbe
fiiiftit and fu.CJiMs ttr"rWy
Viinn of thj " city In which
thiTo are enough houses to
wcrant. The enjslneeY are in'
planning to lav a total of B.-
-'" feet of pipe or over fix M'l
a half miles. The Iiyiiy
company is expecting ms much
of KiiKt-ne as Is the telepluitie
(omiiany. looking for a ija
Immediate growth. Q
TAWNEY BEATEN
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BY INSUJiGENT
IN MINNESOTA
The In
surant cause in (Hi invsotn
made a great Qlji yesterday
whin .laint's A. TaX'v of
the first district, was TiTeat
ed for ri'iionilnatiou. Sidney
Anili'isim. insiirgi'iit. defeated
BoBton, Sept. 21. Jack Johnson
champion heavy weight id con
quorer of James J. Jeffries, refused
today to put up $20,000 for a fight
for t lie title with Sam Utngford, the
Hoslon colored middle weight boxer,
lrtlan. Sept. '21 The grain .Cincinnati. Sept. 2. President
handlers of tais port will strike to- Taft has so far declined to discuss po
lay. They demand 40 cents an Iltlcal matters, and also 'to discuss
hour and CO cents an hour for over- IiIb meeting with lioosevelt at New
having teen getting 35 cents Haven. A II hough the president's vls-
an hou and 30 cents an lftmr over- It bus been emphasized as a "home until the (latter made the first ile-
tln as against 30jents an hour and ; coming," h. will not escape politics poult. Johnson says thnt as chiuii
no overtime paid at Puget iiind entirely. The Ufclo situation especial- I'1"" ho has the right to dictate how
.)orla Jly Is to be explaiued to iiim by sev- 1 1 lie money should be put up, and that.
The employers hei eaf they will, ! Ile wl11 give Langford 24 hours to
not meet the demand 1 continued on Page 8.) lMlt llls :!0.u0,,. n'l "'eij
1 cover the amount.
lie told Langford during the J.iw-
tlon, the nnti-assemhly campaign has county. At the opening of the four
ueeu imiuirgpiy conuucicd, - said Ben- days' iestlval this morning every
ator Bourne today. In a statement thing was In readiness There was no
issued to the press. "The pftgres-! half-completed effect to greettheeve
slvo newspapers, the Grunge and tho half-completed effect to greet the eye
labor leaders, together with candl-! of the early vislto Everything was
dates who stand for progressive laws, complete, from the tents of the Ar
have done splendid work and fig nold Amusement Company to the
election returns will show that the small exlflblts of the school children
work has not been in vain. In their whig of the big pavilion that
"Naturally, the greater part of the In rowded from floor to roof with
work has fallen Umjh the progressive the wonderful production of this
newspapers, for the campaign is' county. And wonderful is the word
largely one of information This is to express It by, for one hardly real
afight of the people against pollti-' Izes when he looks upon the enor
cul bosses and machines and nil that mous samples of garden truck, froij)
Is necessary Is thnt the people sbjbiill pumpklns.as big as a barrel, to nuts,
be lid vised which candidates stand as big as an apple, mat they were,ac
forthe machine and which are ndvo-. tiially grown and are not the careful
rates .of truly popular government. 1 Imitation of some advertising com
There can be no doubt how the peo- pony or millinery shop,
pie will vote If they kno the mil This Is the Inst year that the pres- -tilde
o,f the various candidates. ent pitvlllon can he used to hold 11 H
Unfortunately snie assembly "le exhibits. In fact, at present the
rnndldates have bee so ashamed of nnu of one of the departments occu
thelr position and so dishonest In !" 10811 than one fourth of the
their methods as to pose r.s Mends lHdlng snld thnt his department
of the direct primary, hence It has '"u'd e the whole buildlijg to pbp
fallen largely to. the newspapers to w'J' "luplny their exhibits So it is
show their real aliunde and expoe I'vory department, and next year n
the deception. The courage, putrio- new building will be a necessity. Oiw
ttuni and loyalty to principle display- "f the, general committee In charge
ed by progressive newspapers in this -" the exhibits said the exhibits
work merits the highest coinmenda- 011 show for the first day this year
Hon -' , - 'had liyit year's exhibit "snowed 1111-
"Efforts have been made by'd.s-1 lU"Te'l'Se
honest newspapers and public speak- tur us vcr Ulree'
ers to frighten advocates of the'dl- H"' t'pa ti
reel primary and of stHtemelit num.. Near the centre of the big hall are
her 1 by assertions thnf 1 am using two Immense silver cups thnt greet
a slush fund for the purchase of the eye of the visitors. Those are the
newspuper Influent. So far as I cups thnt are offered by James J.
am personally concerned, this, .llko I nil, the railway magnate, for the
all other false statements about 1110, host exhibit of grains nnd for the
would go unnoticed. 1. deem it but best exhibit of fruit. They are truly
Justice to the progressive newspapers beauties, and aro fur the largest and
mid progressive workers generally, most expensive cups that have ever
however, to make this, declaration: , been offered In this county on such
"I have not paid promised or loan- an occasion.
ed a dollar directly or Indirectly to Entering the east wing one sees
any newspaper, candidate or public tho exhibits of our of the granges.
speaker during this campaign, except Irving, Pleasant Hill, Springfield and
for my usual BiiDscrlpllons to fivo Spencer Creek. They are truly ex-
daily papers and till o purchase of hlbits at that. Immense squnshes.
fifty extra coploK of one issue of an pumpkins, apples and fruit of every
evening paper. I do not own a dol-. variety, corn thut is eight feet tall..
InrVlntcrest'ln any newspaper. - pastry from the housewife, as vll
"On my return to Oregon laBt fall as all varletios of preserved goods.
I nnieklv reiillzeil thnt in effort and from cabbttgeslo tho tomatoes..
would be made through the assembly! everything Is of the wonderful size,
plan to restore under a ne namo tho The north wing Is occupied by the
old three-shell game of politics for ana Claris department and iiee
the personal benefit of disgruntled "' worn. Here also Is found the
milltli-lnbn nnd siiuelnl Interests'. On seoiiilnglf endless, variety of dls-
dctober 18, 1909, I Issued n ad- plays. In the nit department there
dress to the people of Oregon expose are really soii fine exhibits tknt
Ing the efforts and methods of the as- would do thouiBelves justice In much .
semblyltcs. At nn expense of less more metropolitan, compuny. The '
than i 1 DDI) I had printed nnd mailed exhibits of fnncy work are very large
about 30,000 copies of this address and some ore very Intrlcnte or un
to 113 many citizens of Oregon. I Ufiiial. In this department Is the old
urged, and still urge, the defeat of ladles' fancy work and knitting, and
all candidates who sought or accepted tho young girls' rooking exhibits. .
an assembly nomination. Retention AiOong tho lntter are some unusual
of n great fundamental pi;pclplo Is productions of the pastry art. There
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itv. ;icr:,rd:ng to reports so
A fur received.
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WEALTHY TIMBERMAN
O KllED AT RATTLE
Sent! Pept
In the liarjfnf JhC-
-ASiTrrr.iir. "whose body
21. A stab wound
theti"ck of Bryan
JZj.f Canal 11m-
was louna uuuei
Both the regular and Koosevelf ' n 'noc'c, n,iel house at Mayaard ave
"Publirans claim a victory in the anu Miiin streets, makes It cer
P'imarles nf vesterdav and the ..... t . n,rrtprpd. and it In
jnolts are clearly in Joubt. Roose-, " ,l)pry Wila the i,
has been elected a delegate to"" .. On hp , t h Is" iT?
iait-tonven;iou.
reconvention.
recentlv and fiU.gs for ISOOO. He
riu niul (timiiineareu.
m. J. Bryan has announced that repotted to the authorities,
J '!! not support Dnhlmnn. his ol.l- C found until yester-
ally, for governor of Nebraska. " h ,y,v ,as (s,nvered.
,-if he is allied with the liquor, ,ln!' Q
kd. I. . ...CV.w oimln.t all V. S.
O Vl't'iarv leglslarion, pnd will fight " "Q
r" to & fii..i. r i nt.
7-15-10 . 16 acres. Pat-
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t SPECIAL PRICE FOR DAILY GUARD. J
We made our special offer of FOUR MONTHS fg
$1 .00, a few days ago, and promised to fcoft it open un
til live hnndreti (fj'.DscniMirs tooit advantage of it, but
since theHive hundred came in, a number cf our sub
scibers, who vert not prepared to take the $cr in the
few days ffiven, nre cominr; inard expressing their de
sire to take the of.cr within thencxt few days, so we
will raise the linnt to seveiundred nnd print in this
space each day the total number having taken the offer,
co you may know how much time you have to get four
wonths' subscription to the Daily Guard, delivered at
your door for $1.00. q
We will be prepared to deliver the paper before
six p. m., in all parts of the city this fall and winter, so
you can do no better than take the Evening Guard.
Come before we reaeh theseven hundred mark.
fc) TAr?0DAY IS 641 O O
During tire same time, until further notice is given, the
Daily Guard will be sent to mail subscribers, old and
new, for
R50 FOR OrOE YEAR
Bring your subscription to thiKbusiness office, or ad-
dresO
Guard Printing Co.,
Phone Main 19. Eugene, Oregon
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fest today that a fight between two'''' "'"' Importance to widely than .re cookipg, coffee eakes .layer dikes,
colored men would not be a good ' Individual or at party. loal ci Pls. sal rising bread,
drawing card lhntsiicl. a fttht "I donated a thousand dollars to and everytiaig that the most expert
would he a losing venture so far as an officer of the I'eaple's Power.1"" com i conceive.
he wos concerned
CRPPEN AND LEWEVE
Ioiiitiip In m ini nnd circil ate mv ar- -nit- jjcimhm I'.Mimii
Wiiinent niM rtefrnji exiiunses lnid- The school exhibit occupies the
dent to the circulation of petitions to Vfest wing of -tho bulldliiK. and On
IS) I submit under ttbe Inltlntlvo my bill Includes everything from aeroiilanes
HELD FOR MUR0.R enlurglug the in. i scope of tho lo puinpklnM that arc as bh; ns the
tS jiSJTS primitrv law and ttoviWing for direct iiinull boy Mho carried tbefS in with
London Sept. 21 U tin- expression of choice of party ciindl- an affidavit Hint he grew it nil hlm-
closi' of 'police cou"rt proceed- (lilll'a r"r president and vice prcsl- -'ir. The work from the school chil-
Ings today l)r Crlppcn and .Miss ''""I. direct election of delegates to dren ulso Includes nil mai(iier of
I. lieve were committed for national parly conventions and ill-! fiullH, vegetables and farm products.
rert nominal ion iji ('au.iiiitiiim nir neeuie worn, carptnteri'ig, canning
residential electors. I and Qafts work. -:i this section Is
4- "On the firih of last Slav I dellv-' 11,1 exhibit of butterMes thnt have
cred nn address In tlnrt'iilteil Slates been collected by (ieorgc W. Taylor.
senale showing how Oi.on, (lirouglr "'"leh bus 1U7 vuilelltH. and has siec
v J ii i t ii i v- an. I referendum, direct linens that, have been captu.-.i iu ov-
iVfwiry. corrupt practices act and, ''' Part nf the giobe.
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trial, charged with the murder
of Uw Doctor's wife. Hclle Kl-
inoiV .Solicitor .Newton reserv
4Q'.I his defense for the trial
proper.
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tlpeft llnlilin Show
recall had ev .Iveir enir iett and deni-
Xew York, Sept. 20. Dahlias con- oust rated tho be W TLAafl of govern-
stllute the prlnclpnl exhibit at tho mint known lo the world. Since the
sventy-nlnth Anieilcaii Inslltiite flor- delivery of that ad.lies.iQ hnve had
al show, opened today nt llerkeley nut Ion-wide applications for over 1.-
Lyceuin. Orclilds and palms are also Kiio.oiiO roples of the fid dress and
shown. have sent out over 1,3(10,000 roples
at an(fiense to m.vseir or probably
$:,nnrfir printing and part or the
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OTIinrilT Ot-riPTDHTinM '"f.T"" ' elci i len.l
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Tile south Qng and the p-.iivo !s
t,CiMif?niiPd
Oil li.iiie SI
GOOD INCREASE IN
The total niimberrj students
registered In the coiTTge or sci
ence, literature and arts and
the college or engineering "f
the I'tilvcrslty of Oregon up to
3 o'clock today was 4 SO, which
Is a very g io.l IncrenTO over the
registration for the second day
last year. The number regis
tered In the other departments
has not yet been ascertained.
more in the same work. Can
iny honest, intelligent man object to
this publicity of Oregon's deinonstra
tloiwr the only known true govern
miVVby tho poople? i
"In my opinion, OregoiSlaws are
the greatest asset tho state Peo-'
pie will go where they can iJoy the
gnatps personal liberty and Invest
I heir labor, brains and money w here
they vtll receive the greatest Ol'i't-
uble protection, woregon furnishes
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Fifty Years Ago ToJay.
Sapt. 21.
Two pugilists sentenced to a
Venr In lirlrfell fer nn'.in.lie l
prize lighl 7iiO W?CftJi Q
ton liurimr.
five Years Ago Today.
Jealous woman In Silver
Ocek, Pa., disposed of her rlvnl
by culling off her head.
Catholic children In St. Louis
forbidden to attend public
schools.
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