X Ulîvsrs'ty of Orejen EUGENE MANY DEATHS SLOCUM WILL END Half price Sale Half-price Sale I I Saturday and Monday Half-price Sale Half-price Sale Half-price Sale Saturday and Monday I HAMPTON BROS | .y COMMERCIAL GEORGE D’H DaHSK M D- Office-Room over Eugene Loan and ings Bau a. Residence j No. 189 E. llthstreet. Calls attended to duy or night Phone, residence, Main 77-1 ; office Main 49- L W WHITSON DENTIST ' Htzii; purchased the office and fixtur .i W V Hendereo n, / prapMtd to do anytni ng in the lin D i;« atry in the above said office^ Wi’rnwn and bridge work a specialty. w L AND SAVINGS We receive accounts of firms, cor porations and individuals and extend to our depositors every accomoda- I tiou within the limits of prudent ! banking, interest paid on demand . certificates of deposit when su speci I fied. . EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK OF EUGNE.E OREGON- CHESHIRE. M. D Established 1892. CAPITAL and SURPLUS. $75.000 00 i • hrirttnan h *. Eufff up . OrHtfon. Helmet is W.Thompson Chas A. Hardy F L CfiAMBFRS, H E. ANKFNY °re,ident. Vice Pree'deit. THOMPSON Jt HARDY' OARWIN BRISTOW, Cashier. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ! CHAMBERS-BRISTOW Office over Y'orau's Shoe Store. Practice in all the courts. Eugene. Oregon BANKING CO. Of Eugene, Oregon LOUIS E BEAN Paid Up Cash Capital ATTORNFY— AT—I, AW. $50.000 Office in new McClung Bloulr, Rocj 14 ani 15. djjcisl atteutiaa given and ami mining matters. Eugene, Oregon. A C. Woodcock. WOODCOCK 4 HARRIS, National Bank AT rORNEY’F-AT-EAV ffics—One-half block south of Chris man Block. Eugene, Oregon. Ï^L222S« net 8T kt - law j Will practice ia all the courts in tbv state. Office—Room No. 3. WaltoD Blk. I Eugnee. Oregon. I L. I ..I. 1 ATTORNEY-AlILT Office over Toran’s Shoe S'ore. Eu- onight Will See the Home, Jone 27.— a Tokio telegram says the Japanese government declares that deaths fiorn disease in both ar mies op to the prenant time equal the losses sustaIned in actual fighting. Wm. Planton Dead play tbe two Fourth of July games which were scheduled for this city at Juuctiou, one in tbe forenoon and the other iu the afternoon. The Junction grounds are now be ing improved and rill be iu fair shape for tbe ga ues. This will be a treat for many people of the couuty who have uever seeu profeesional ball playing. There are always big crowds at Juuutiou's celebrations, and the games promise to be well patronized. No 7 GREM BATTLE IN PROGRESS Russian and Japanese. LYNCHING BEE End of the Horror Another of the pioneers who track Maneuvers About ed the pathless plaint ia their jour IN MISSISSIPPI ney to this far land of tbs West has Investigation, Completed passed to the beyond. Wm Blanton died at tbe residence of bis sou, J. S. Eupora, Miss., June 26.—Startling Blanton, on South Willamette street, Eugene, Sunday moruiug, June 26, at I Duubam, a negro, wanted on tbe charge of ciimtiially asaaultiug the It Is Expected That the Jury’» 5 o’clock, from lagrippe, after an ill- i 14-year-old daughter of John Wilson, Russian Cossack. Chase Japanese uess of about three months, aged 69 for Twelve Hour» and Val a white man, near Bellfountatne, two Verdict Will be Rendered years, 11 mouths aud 14 days. weeks age, and attempting to crim WilJiHtn Blanton was born in Jack- ley Strewn With Jap Short Time After Case iI son county. Missouri, July 12, 1833. inally assault three young ladiei anese Bodies. is Submitted. Crossed the plains in 1847, settling at named Duuu uear this city, all dui ing the course of the same day, w». Salem. Went to California on tbe St. Petersburg,June 27.--Dispatches discovery of gold in 1849, spending a hanged in the public square yesterday New York, June 27.—There ■■ every year there. Came to Eugene tbeu by a mob. from Tatchekiuo state that both Rus probability that tbe coroner’s inquest aud located on a donation claim twu The noose was plroed about ths ne sian and Japanese maneuvres for po- into tha steamboat General Slocum miles southerly from town, his home gro’s neck by tbe little Wilson girl i sltiou bare about concluded and * disaster will end tonight. Tbe jury til! death excepc one year spent in tbe who positively identified him as bei great battle even now may be in pro si expected to render a verdict within Southern Oregon mines in 1859. assillant. The neoro was then placed gress. Sharp tiring was heard in tbs a|few minutes after the case ia submit He was married to Miss Elizabeth on the back of a horse, aud at a sig hills Sunday. All day Sunday tbs ted to them. This morning tbe jurv Rush - in Eugene May 18, 1855. She nal from tbe leader of tbe mob tbe Russian troops marched to the front. accompanied tbe coroner to tbe died eight years ago this summer. little Wilson girl i;-' tbe borse from St. Petersburg, June 27.—A Mukdao wreck, now lying tn tbe Erie basin, I Seven children were born to them, under him. dispatch reports that a foroe of Coe- and a careful inspection of tbe hull ' W. A., A. W\, C. B., J. 8., G. F. and j sacks gave chase to somo Japanese ra—. was made. Tbe jury then boarded the , Alice. All of them survive him and oonnoiterlng no Getieral Kuroki'* police boat and a trip made ovei the reside here with the exoeptlon of G. WILL MOVE right. The pursuit lasted twelve boor* course of tbe 8locum while an expert 1 F., who resides at Colfax, Wash The and tbe valley was strewn ¡with pointed out to them various places ■ funeral took place this afternoon at 3 U. B. CHURCH tbe bodies of Japanese cut down by south of North B-others Islsnd at j o’clock to the Mulkey cemetery. tbe Russian horsemen. Tbe Russian* which witnesses have slid that the I lost but few men. Slocnui might have beeu benched - The detail of meu which h»« been ; From an acquaintance extending Tien Tsin, June 27,---Two thousand uoarcbiug for todies was dismissed to over near,? a quarter of a century we Lot on the Corner of East Russian mines about Kwang Tung day. it is now thought but few more may beer teetlmony to the sterling thus far have been destroyed. Eleventh and Ferry Streets worth and character of tbe deceased bodies will be recovered. aa a man and a citizen. Lnpreten- Secured. ttous in his way he lived an honora EXPLOSION OF ble, useful life. Tbe world is loft MEN DROWNED I better by the living of aoeb men ae FIREWORKS Tbe UuiteJ Brethren church build i William Blanton L.KE RATS ing. now located on tbe west side of Philadelphia, Juns 27.—Three par Ferry steet, midway between East sons were killed and six injured this Eleventh aud East Twelfth, will be Kingston, Jamaica, June 27.—The THE COMING moved soma time this summer to tbe I afternoon when exploding fireworks accidental flooding of a large pipe vaoaut lot at the corner of East Elev; in the Diamond Light aud Supply leading from an electrical plant to -, . DISTRICT FAIR 1 entu and Ferry, a half block distant. Company’s building blew out its tbe rirer today resulted in tbe drown Au option on tbe lot was secured a front. Thirty panic stricken girls es ing of thirty-four meu who were I ■ • couple of'weeke ago from Geo B Dor caped by tbe rear stairway. cleaning the pipe. » Premium Lists Will be Out Nex ris, the owner, and tbe pnrchHse will Down From Belknap. be made, tbe Guard is informed, Week—Money Will be within a short time. Society Events. Tbe work of moving tbe building Easily Raised. Mrs. Geo. Crouer is down front will begin as soon as possible, lm- The C. S Club was entertained Hst- provements will be made on the Belknap Springs for more supplies for tbe resort. She reports a number urday night by Harry Straight, a pop. H. L. Traver, who is working for building, including repainting the of campers already there and pleutv nlar member, at bis homo, 634 Oak tbe district lair, reports that the fair exterior, etc. street. The evening waB pleasant'y will be held in Eugene r. planned. The new location will be an advan of (rah are being caught. There is spent with cards and music, closing He has been successful in soliciting tageous jne and will tend to make the lots of room for more campers and with tbe discussion of a sumptuous I funds, about 8600 having already been ohurch a more popular one, as it will tbe accommodations are tbe beet. supper, presided over by Mrs Straight pledged by the business men, and ( then be on one of the principal M's. Croner expects to return to the springs in a few days. XS2 and Mrs Claire Willoughby. i there remains about 8400 more to be , streets of tbe city. | Campers will bo supplied with fresh The (J B church baa grown steadily i raised,but indicstious are that it will milk,butter and eggs during tbe sum On Saturday afternoon, from two ! be gotten with little difficulty. for several years past and now has a mer, also groceries and provisions. to five o’clock.Rboderick Dbu Tolmie Mr. Traver will begin advertising gaod-sized membership of some of tbe celebrated his Becoud birthday anni the feir tbe first of next week,and the beet people iu the city. Every de- A Hello Line. versary at tbe borne ct bls pareuls, premium list will be out st. that time, partment is in good working order, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Telmie, on tbe and under the leadership of Pastor i corner of Seventh aud Pearl streets. | Geo E McDonald there are bright A telephone line from Florence to Ten of bis baby playmates and their BASEBALL GAMES ( prospects ahead tor the organization. Mapleton is in prospect for the imme chaperones were invited in and enter diate future. The projectors of tbv t tained with juvenile games. At four AT JUNCTION | Medford Oregonian : Merchant F L enterprise are Fred C. Bean, T. J. o'clock a delicious birthday dinner Cranfiil returned lust week from a Neely and Chas. Saubert. Mr. Sau was served, after which tbe guests several weeks’ visit to friends iu the ber* already has a line from Acme to were presenteo with pretty little sou and Eugene State WPJamette valley. He was accompa Florence and the intention Is to build Roseburg venir pictures of Rboderick. nied by his nephew, Ralph Crow, o from Mapleton to Acme and there 'League Teams Will Help Cele Eugene, who will visit In Medford for c innect with the line to Florence, Against the Standard Oil. brate the Fourth ! Thev have already obtained p ices on a couple of weeks. Trenton, N. J., June 27.—George material and intend soon to incorpo The principal event Ir the circuit Rice this morning tiled a till iu clian rate and go ahead with Hie work.— court at Albauy this weea will f" tbe All farraugements have been com eery for tbe dissolution of the Stand Tbe West. ard Oil Company, a New Jersey cor pleted tietween the management of tral of Oscar Rogoway, formerly of Eugene, indicted on the charge of ar- ( Th» big Examiner cash prize of poration, as being illegal under be the Eugene tiarehall team and those Witnesses have {]o((X)o jH reported to have been r*- who Fave in charge the Fourth of son at Lebanon. anti-trust act. July celebration nt Junction,whereby been subpoenaed and the trial vill cejved by Mrs L M Htoddard, of ,jeU) Utah. the Roseburg and Eugene team« will undoubtedly take place. Perdicaris Grateful. Washington, June 27.—Tbe state de Notes and mortgages bought. Mousy aaned on approved .. __ Interest partment received a cablegram from security. (aid on time certificates of deposit Perdicaris at Tangier, thanking this | daueral banking business transacted. government for its successful efforts | in liberating him from tbe Moorish bandits. It is denied at the depart i FIRST : : ment, that Consul Gummere has been instinoted to demaud punlsment of Ralsuli, the bandit. U T. Harris * J. J. waiton FROM DISEASE INQUEST Half-price Sale a. OREGON WEDNESDAY JUNE 29 1914 Politician Suicides. Pueblo, Col., June 27. --Charles Montgomery,* well known politician, OF EUGENE. suicided this morning by taking mor- phi ne. Two weeks ago be married the former wife of a newspaper man for Paid ud Cash Capita! - $50,000 ty-eight hours after she bad been di-. Surplus • • - - • $50,000 vorced. The( couple began quarrel- ‘ EUGENE, OKEOON. ling during their honeymoon. A GENERAL HANKING BUSI NESS dons on reaaonanie «arms President Entertained Sight ■’ìwft» on Chicago, San Fran- cisco and Portland Oregi ¡on. Wasbington, Jnue 27.—Cortelyou bills of exchange and Dover had s conferen :e with the r> . •* sold • on foregin » • president ini. aiieruuou regain, «ug to check or certim *■ ' deposit. $11 rv/il 1 -1 ♦ TV« the convention, Metcalf Is expected eceivt prompt a**«n*lon the latter part of the to arriee rT G. HENDRICK • nt V. k. It -i lent al-n entertained S. B. EAKIN, Vi *wo Gum h o are traveling p F ~ ‘ Ln li. cMuslin Underwear Sale THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Our entire line will be divided into 5 lots at the following prices: 25c, 49c, ?5c, 98c and $1.48 There are so many kinds in each lot it is im possible to mention each one separate. They will have to be seen to be appreciated. Tuesday, June 28th Will begin our Clearance Sale of Summer wash Goods. Every piece of gosds in the will be reduced. department will This Week will be a good time for the ladies to buy a Shirt Waist as we have a few dozen left that will be offered at Reduced Prices. 1-3 Off on Straw Hats This has been a very successful hat season with us, and rather than carry them over the few remaining on hand will be cltsed out at 33 1-3 per cent reduction. 50c hats 33c, SI.00 hats 67c, SI.50 hats $1.00, 3 i 00 hats $1.33, $3.00 hats $2.00. < I - FRANK E. DUNN - I I ♦ 4 ♦ I