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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1906)
* À 1 i ~W~ EUÜENE OREGON FRIDAY MARCH 9 1906 39 HO NEW OPPOSED PRESIDENT DEVELOPMENTS TO RATE SENGS MESSAGE AT CALDWELL REGULATION TO CONGRESS hirtWaistsibr Spring Fancy Choosing Among 340 Styles. ANY of the styles and materials in this singularly broad ex hibit of the new Shirtwaists ire intended for immediate wear, that is, they are half way between light and heavy. But the tendency seems to be now toward light materials this season. You will not see so many linen, canvas waistings or cheviots, but more of the white lawns, figured organdies end Jap silk, beau tifully embroidered in eyelet work. And we can honestly state that never before was there in Eugene a better or larger assortment of Shirtwaists shown at popular prices. Our Lawn Waists, neatly trimmed in Vai. lace and eyelet em broidery, start at 50c and range to $2.50. Nothing higher, but they compare favorably with some $2.50 and $3.50 waists that are now on display. A large and extensive line of Jap Silk Waists for $2.75 to $10.00. ■ ■ n Boise Today Boise, Idaho, March 7—Attorneys Hawley, for the prosecution, and Miller, for the defense, were the only passengers for Caldwell this morning. No new developments in the Steunen- berg murder case. It is helieved that all indictments have been returned, No reason is given fur not taking the prisoners in to court to plead, unless the prose cution plans are to not serve warrants until after the hearing of the habeas proceedings, in the supreme court Friday. The grand jury is investigat ing the condition and accounts of the Canyon county officers. s Department is well Sap; !:jd with all the Materials Necessary for th: Needle Artist. Wooden Knitting Needles, Wooden Crochet Needles, Stillets >r Bodkins, for eyelet work, Nun's Thread, for eyelet work, \Jun's Pearl Lustre, Stamped Corset Covers 50c, Stamped Chemise $1, Stamped Collar and Cuff Sets, Stamped Scrim :or Hardanger or Shadow Work, New Designs on Doilies and inter Pieces. New Pillow Tops, Pillow Ticking for Pillow Tops, Art Scrim in Zream and White, Canvas for Pillow backs, and a large assortment of Linens for ’ancy Work. AMPTON BROS LEADING STOR <. ‘ * Died aged 19 years. The funeral will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday, conducted by Rev. J. S. McCallum. Interment l.,!">. < >t t..- in Oak Hill cemetery. ■^Hri-nla. Marell . Mi.-- Sadi' Si-e, au'i-'l 16 Ha mt hs mid 1 day, th-- I.,' I* i_J.!• r "1 Mr. mi I Mr-. I l- l ■EK Till- yoilbir lady’- di-ath i- Salt! Salt! Salt! 55c 100 lb. sack, half ground to her many friends, who 30c 50 lb. sack, half ground tht but the kindest words in 85c 100 lb. sack, fine dairy.. nlf. Funeral arrangements A5e 50 lb. sack, fine dairy.. t as yet been announced, ow- Also Liverpool fine, Liverpool iini- ieeti lg relatives from some tat ion, and Liverpool lump at prices i to arrive. below competition. MOON A TINGLEY. l Moss, son of R. F. Moes, Garden and field seeds, all kinds of Ion Coyote creek southwest f EugM o. died this morning at one grass seed at MOON A TINGLEY’S. rom consumption. He was ealth Board Warning! Every Family in This Town Should I DiSINFECT!| — - - — - --------------------------------------- — Since science has demonstrated that disease of every is spread more by germs than heredity, the matter ^■estroying disease germs has become a questicn of frast importance. We have a full line of all kinds of ^Bifcctants, but .*.*>.'* ** > •* «’* oìidified Formaldehyde lie most reliable, and is adopted by health boards ywhere as the most powerful antiseptic, disinfectant deoderant for all purposes, and for the prevention of itious and contagious diseases. We are agents for LINN DRUG CO Much Power MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP MAYOR Washington, March 7.—Senator Scott, of West Virginia, in the senate this afternoon spoke declaring that he is opposed to giving the Interstate Commerce Commission power to fix the contested rate without a provision in the act for a broad general court review. He took the position that the rate regulation is in the form of government ownership. He said he recognized the demand for rate legis lation, but would havq. it restricted. PRINCESS JOINS CATHOLIC CHURCH Railroad Presidents Baer and Wilcox Given Full Power to Act Washington, March 7.—President Roosevelt today sent a message to congress saying he had signed the Tillman-Gillespie resolution demand ing an inquiry into railroad discrim inations and monopolies of coal oil. He said he hesitated to sign it because as passed it achieved little or nothing. He asks that additional legislation be made providing for money to carry on the investigation and provide for compulsion of witnesses to attend and answer ipisetious, and to stato de finitely what the commission is to do and how far it shall go. He also urges possible incompatibility of such an investigation and criminal pro ceedings. Madrid, March 7—Princess Ena was baptized today under the name of Victoria into the Catholic faith. Alfonso’s mother acted as godmoth er. Premier Moret represented the government. DISASTROUS FIRE Seattle, March 7.—In the closest election e\ i held in Seattle Moore, the municipal ownership candidate for mayor won by 15 votes. A recount Fresno, Cal., March 7—Thirty, flvd of the vote is threaten«!. Out of young draught horses were burned to thirteen councilmen 12 Republicans death in a fire which destroyed the are probably elected. stable of the Fresno City Hay Market at four o’clock this morning. Two employes barely escaped witli their lives by jumping. Over three inin- dred tons of hay was also destroyed. Loss $15,000. CCNSIDERÎNG DEMANDS OF MINERS8IDS 1,11511 F0R VALUABLE FRANCHISE GENERAL SCHOFIELD Washington, March 7.—Schofield was buried this afternoon with full military honors. The president and other high governmental officials par tieipated in the services. OPERATORS WILL NOT MAKE CONCESSION Chicago, March 7.—Illinois coal operators at a meeting in thia city to day to consider the miners’ demands Eugene unanimously agreed that no further df concessions will be made. We guarantee our work. Portland, March 7—The Willamette SteankDve Works. Valley Traction Company and The United Railways Company are both ito bidding for the franchise ou Front street in this city. The former offers to build a stand ard guage line from Jefferson street to the Union depot and give it to the city, also to give $50,000 to the city for the 25 year franchise—con struction costs $00,000. To lease the line and pay $1 for each car hauled over it, providing other companies pay $2.50 a ear for same privileges. The total return to the city in 25 years would be nearly $600,000. The United people want to build the line and pay $150,000 to the city dur OZENS of Women’s Tan Covert ing 25 years, allowing other companies Jackets in every new pretty effect, equal rights and all companies to pay pro rata for keeping the line in tight fitting, haif fitting or loose repair. fitting, cloth strapped, in fancy stitched, S^JjBCovertCoats New York, March 7.—The sub com mitte of the anthracite operators is considering the demands of the min ers and will not likely end the work liefore the end of the week. It is understood the sub committee is com posed of railroad presidents Baer and Wilcox, who have full power. Their action is problematic, but it is prac tically certain that the operators will flatly reject the demand for a full recognition of the union and demand the institution of the “cheek off’’sys tem in the anthracite region. It is likely they will grant the demand for an increase in wages and meet the increase with a higher price for coal New York. March 7—Antonio Boz- to the consumer. zuffi. fourteen years of age, a son of an Italian banker, who was kidnapped last Sunday and held for a ransome of $20,000 returned home this morn ing. Detectives are investigating the circumstances. The boy said he was given nothing to eat during his im prisonment ami said he escaped when Berlin, March 7.—The foreign office his captors left the room. states that conciliatory instructions bave been sent to the German repre sentatives at Algeciras, and it is ex pected that an agreement will be reached. KIDNAPPED BANKER'S SON ESCAPES AGREEMENT WILL PROBABLY BE REACHED NONE OF GOVERNMENT'S BUSINESS. SAYS ARMOUR Lininger’s Solidified Formaldehyde * i strongest and most convenient form of Formaldehyde, have a generator for rental for general disinfecting loses. j* > > > > > J* .* .* ^ «’* road and Coal Oil Reg ulation No Reason Is Given tor Not Taking Takes Position That Rate Regula Hesitates to Sign Because as Priwners Into Court to tion Is in Form of Government Pessed It Achieves Little or Ownership-Recognizes Nothing-Asks For Money Demand to Carry on Work AMCY GOODS... EUGENE'S No 10. Peacock Hard Wheat Flour ! For the next 30 days, or until April I, we will sell this, the best grade of flour in the city, at $1.25 per sack. Your money back if not satisfactory. Moon & Tingley. Chicago, March 7—T. M. Robert son, special examiner of the bureau of corporation«, testified in the pack ers' case this morning. J. Ogden Armour refused to disclose the affairs of Armoar A Company because he did not believe “it was any of the govern ment’s business, that it was incor porated for their own convenience, and was merely private family busi- _ r>s«. — ,, $5 to $15 single or double breasted, beautifully tai lored garments from the most reputable makers in the land. The Covert Jacket has proven itself the most useful article of apparel in a woman’s wardrobe. All sizes and all grades ranging in price from............ ......... $5.CO to $ 15.00 4 Í í I f I Smart Styles in X Length Coats $8.50 to $19.75. Made from the very newest English cloths,in mixtures, plaidsand checks, a splendid collection of high-class garments, the tailoring A“.*.he. $8.50 to $19.75 An Attractive Line of Tailored Suits. In silk, worsted and wash dresses. Beautiful styles in the greys, made from the very latest and most desirable materials. A 4 New Geisha Waists. Hundreds of white waists in Jap Silk and soft Mull, dozens of “j 98c, $1.10 and up to $8.50 The White Sale. Grand values in everything white. Don’t miss this sale. Every thing white reduced. Anticipate your wants in white goods and buy now. Satisfaction or Your Money Back. 1
