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OL 38 EU-ENE OREGON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 1905 « I EUGENE'S LEADING STORi. No. 43 uuruig in* brat a»)1» rlotlua three hundred riotei», mostly sahore aud artillerymen, were killed or wounded. The tire wae started by itiaicouieut. and reservists. RUSSIAN CITY Made up of fancy fabrics, very loose and swagger, starting at $5.00 NEWS FOR KILLS MAN IN BURNED Men’s Overcoats. ÙOUL) PEASANTS SELF DEFENSE t • London. Nov. 15, —A St. Peter«, Albany, Or., Nov. 12. — D. Hedges, burg dispatch etale, that it It tbe il- a logger, whs killed by William Etdler tention of tbe czar to soot. issue a iatt evening at Detroit, Gr., on the ukase granting to tbe peasant» a large eastern division of the Corvelli» A fort ion of tbe imperial domain which Eastern Railroad. covers almost a third cf Russia, and Hedges w is a t>pical "bully” of at present tbe property of grand dukis the kl*id that terrorized Weste« u aud the emperor. towns in pioneer days He entered the kitchen of tbe De Fire Started by Malcontents and trolt Lumber Company, where Eldlqr was employed as cook, and began to Reservists— Looting Attended abuse him in the presence of some the Fire- Famine Threatens women. Edward Rambo, foreman, interfered, aud Hedge« attaoked Ram- the People i b >. He was beatlug him to death St. Peter, borg, Nov. 15.—Rojee* when Eidler came to Ramho’e rescue, veneky baa been otfe'ed the command Hedges rau to tbe bunkhouse, ee- | of tbe Russian bury, but baa not an St. Petersburg, Nev. 15. — A tele cured a gun, and came back to kill swered. f gram just received from Vladivostok 1 Eidler, tiring several times through says the whole town and port was the walls. As he entered tbe kitchen I African Mme Accident burning, tbe greater part of tbe place Eldler shot Hedges three time», kill I Johannesburg, Nov. 13.—A vertical baring already teen consumed. lug him instantly. I shaft II1 tbe Driefontelu mine collaps ed todsj. One white mau and seven Alfonso Keeps Visiting natives were killed. Vladivostok,Nov. 15.—The situation Vienna, Nor. 13. — King Alfonso, of is desperate,tbe oitbi practically con Federation of Labor trolling tbe city and looting is una Spain, arrived here today from PoU- dam. Tbe emperor and high official» bated. The flame» are spreading aud Pittsburg, Nov. 13 —The American famine tnreuteiis tbe people. The ves met him at tbe station and drove to Federation of Labor met today and sel» in the harbor are crowded with tbe palace through Hues ot troops the convention was formally organ refuge« whe are a'rald to stay ashore. along decorated streets. ized. Vladivostok Across the Big Pacific the Un fortunate WE HAVE HEARD Men’s Suits. The largest and best assortment in the Can suit every taste at $4.75 to $30 Some Big Redye tions in Boys’ 3-Piece Suits. THE NAME BEFORE JCI $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.50 Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits for for for for for $2.50 $3.00 4.00 $5.00 $6.00 If the Bov needs a suit bring him and get the Copyright 1905 by Hart Schaffner FICiAL OUNT COM- MENCES «• York, V Nov. Marx benefit of this sale. one til ed with witnesses when the grand jury returned the Inquiry into the el-ctlun irsuis this morning. It is ret oitea the* a member of t’ e eleo- >ioti board >>t .«luipby'» diatriul has I'eufe.se I. Alderuiau Haggerty was Washington, Nov. 15. —In response rearrested this morning on compì aiut to an invitation of tbe Republican of assaulting a Hearst watcher, tie plea led not guilty, but was held un- leaders of Ohio asking Taft tu as- sume tbe leadership in that state be dtr «1000 t>r*il. replied be was cut of polities and SG engrossed in bls work that be had uo time to even consider tbe matter. LEAD THEM 13. District At Jerome's ass slants, Sanford rkins, this morning instituted <' proceedings In the Sixth, nth aryl Twenty-ninth assem- I riots in electiou fraud cases. I Cinclnratl, Nov. 15.—Tbe Ntaional iceediDgs are said to be the re- Baseball Commission met in tbia new evidence obtained by Su ' ¡city today to consider dralts and pur tuient of Election Morgan's chase from tbe Pacific Coast League I Butte, Moot., Nov. 15.—R. T. Tem- • to this morning sent several The following purchase» weie ap pleman and D, F. Hagerty were killed a to tbe district attorney’s Great secrecy is maintained. proved: By New Yora American», at the Washoe copper smelters. Ana d jury returned ita inquiry Pitchers Hitt and Whalen, of San conda, by falling from a sheet iron electiou frauds this mornii g. Fni'iciico, and Keefe, of Tact ma; by roof, on wblcn they were working, St. Louis Americans, First Baseman both were pioneers. Ilitbeaaea being m attendance Lou's Nirdyke, of Tacoma. Draft» York, Nov. 13 —Tbe grand were approved by tbe S'.. Louis Na » stternoon returned eight lu tionals foi IntlePer Bennett, of Seat- i lls for illegal voting, Six tie, and Catcher Byrnes, of Oakland. COASr LFIAGUt LOSES PLAYERS KILLED AT ANACONDA RECEIVED JUST . rested oo election day. Viar re out for others. It ia un i tbe grand jury hs» ordered idictmeuts drawn. Those ar- ire Jcbn Kroup, Albert Farar, P. Grady, John P. Foley, ead, Tomas Brennan, Thomas Butte, Mont, Nov. 15.—Jews and t is reported Kroup has con- Gentiles at a mass meeting rut fed ^■mpl'cating one "higher up.” |85OOO to aid the suffering Russian I Jews last nl^ht. A resolution was ork, Nov. 14.—Tbe official 'adopted asking Roosevelt to Intervene today In eech of tbe four to stop tbe massacres,and If necessary included within Greater New to send warships to Russia, as during be lawyers for Hearst and the Rovmanlan massacres. ____ t* appeared before each ■ Hearse tights to bare tbe dis- ••d es In the tally sheets correct- M t’e protested ballots counted, •eel [tie ballot boxes to be opened ballots be recounted to the j where there is evidence of Washington, Nov. ¡5.— Sboe menu- Idlellan tights to confine tbe [ facturers, beaded by Governor Doug- t» as closely as possible to i Isa«, of Massachusetts, called on th* |nf tbe official returns, which president this morning and naked for at McClellan was elected by ; a red a et Ion ot tbe doty on hidee. k». A contest I d the courts Another Turki$h Joker •vitabie. The f rce- of May- Paris, Nov. 15.—An ultimatum bas Iren e are active In | reparing boeecu.ion cf ail perpetrator ; been tent tbe sultan of Turkey. Ao International fleet it expected to con centrate at Hiraena about November 22. punishment IN BEHALF OF SUFFERING JEWS WANT DUTY ON HIDES REDUCED X Miles City, Mont., Nov. 15.—T. J Newman, formerly a county officer, wae sentenced to five year» in tbe pen itentiary for participation io exten sive boonty frauds, a» a revolt of wbich tbe state oat lost several thous and dollars. A Royalty Junket London, Nov. 14.— King George, of Greece, accompanied by a prince and princess, arrived this afternoon on a visit to bls brotber-ln-law. King Ed ward. He croseed tbe channel in King Edward's royal yaebt.accompanied by a squadron of British warships. He was met at Portsmouth by Prince Ar tbar ana escorted to Windsor. Russian Capital Quiet St. Peter»burg, N*ov. '3.—Tbe city is reasonably quiet today, th. police bating dispersed toe crowd cf roughs In the Nevsky Prospekt, wbo started an attack on tbe “iotelle«' tnala. ” Tbe fashionable quarter of Moscow »eeme leeerted. An Jettack on »tudeute is feared^today. Christmas Just Around the C Begin ChrisLmas Shopping Now at Friendly’s Holiday Sale of Cloves. • Everything Ready for Holiday Shoppers. Holiday Sale of i Ubbons. Every piece ot plain and fancy rib bon underpriced during this rale. We are showing the bipgest and best as sortment ot plain «nd fancy ribbons ever seen in Eugene, and you can buy them for the next 10 ' days at the * ’ fol- lowing reduced prices: 5c Ribbon............... ..................... 10c Ribbon.......... ................ ....... 15c Ribbon . . ............... ... | 20c Ribbon....... ...................... j Ribbon................. Riboon ................. Ribbon................... Fancy Ribbon...... Fancy Ribbon ..... fri .ÜU Fancy Rib. on ... ?2.00 Fancy Ribbon... 62.5u Fancy Ribbon ... 100 dozen of the very best as well as the newest affects in gloves in Mocha, Reindeer, dressed and undressed kid,'etc., in navy, greens, reds, browns, modes, pearl and dark greys, white and black, for dress, shopping and driving purposes, and they're all on sale tomoirow and Satun ay only at the following prices:^ Evety department is full of new things suitable for Christmas gifts, and the values are the best we have ever ottered We have made spec ; 1 arrangements to take care of Mai! Orders of those who are unable to at tend these sales, and whether it be for sampled or merchandise your order will have prompt and careful attention. Ah ordeis filled a’ sale prices. full assortment Art Embroidery Silks. All shades, lustre cot ton, 7 spools for $1 ' Gloves for. $1.25 Gioves for. $1.50 Gloves for $2.00 Gloves for . 86c . 98c $1.35 $1.80 Sale Fancy Silk Thanksgiving Sale Table Linens Organdies. Continued. 72-’nch Silver Bleached Damask, 60c value, for 49c And nets for evening dress. About • per yard....................................................................... 20 different designs (most of them only 68-inch Bleached Mercerized Damask, 60c value, for 44c dress patterns) of beautiful floral Silk per yard............... ...................................... ........... 58-inch Bleached Union Damask, 30c value, for 23c Organdies and nets, in white ground, per yard....................................................................... and pink, blue, yellow, lavender, green 72-inch Bleached Pure Fine Damask, 81.00 value, for 86c purple and orange floral designs. This per yard....................................................................... of the most stylish fabrics shown 72-inch Black Satin Damask, 41.25 value, fop $1.07 is this one season for evening dresses, regular per yard....................................................................... Napkins to match table linens, doilies, tray cloths, lunch cloths, scoops, squares, center pieces, etc., all underpriced during the Thanks giving sale. Exceptional Petticoat Values 81’50 Black Sateen Petticoats, 3 styles Cl IO Bed Spread Values. Women’s and Children’s Union Suits. 81.1X1 Crochet Spread»............ 88: I .neyconib Spread*. $ I .50 •3.OU Damask Spreads'....... $2.75 M» ■ • ■ Sheets and Pillow Cases. $6.28 6 >c, 75c, 15c, , Voire in black and all colors, four style» to cboote tram. prices 60c and 75c. Sale price.............. -.................. 50c Union Suits. 75c Union Suit», fl 00 Union Suits. fl 25 Union Suits. fl.50 Union Suits. •2.00 Union Suits. 81x90 Bleached Sheet* 49: 81x*>0 Bleached Sheet« 67c 4‘>x 16 Pillow <'a*e* .......... I I c -I 18 Children’s Coats and Women’s Suit Sale Continued. 300 Women’s and Misses’ Walking Skirts On Sale Tomorrow and Saturday. A grand opportunity to provide your self with a new stylish skirt and aave 20 to 25 per cent for Holiday necessities. Every desirable style, pleated, riople and plain gored and fancy pleated effects in brown, green, grey, blue and black. 14.00 $5 $7.50 $10 Skirts Skirts Skirts Skins Women’s Suits % Price. Children’s Coats Reduced X to 'A Kegular Prices. I for $3.25 fu- $4.00 to $5.75 for $7.85 Tbe Value Store - Good Good* Only SATISFACTION OR. YOUR MONEY BACK ...... 48 ......68 ...86' SI IO 1.30 I 80 I I I Every child’s Coat »nd women’s Sui in our »lock it included in this »»1«. Out I immense business in these line« '*“• •*•- •oa nu son ha* :etl left every line Uns incomplete, mi in . m?»t cases we have had but one garment I | of a kind left. We can afford to clean I V up our stock and «ei! you garments now I I at pric's other lealers will asking you | g ill January.