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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1906)
/ ?! in I EUGENE OREGON FRIDAY MAY 18 1906 I I Mechanicsr Miners and Engineers, Painters, The mo t complete assortment in this department ever brought to Eugene, ►♦er what your occupat on may be we can outfit you with clothing. Our Overalls are th: best in the world for the Least Money tiol: when worn i will outlast ~ t . ■ " two of any other brand, no matter what you may pay for them. Made of Cotton, Wool and Corduroy and the price extremely low. inship and is backed up with a binding guarantee. Jt mens’ cap un ii m i n j w . i' ■" iWJWji' I'KWI EAGLE Underwear W Jack Rabbit Shirts UNION /"N I -------- rOA The Best on the market for 50c. Made in colors MINERS------------ — because their mate- «’»«••<1: they are b»c»u»e they (it per- Sf'» »nd The, by '*,mp or h*‘'- •t 5 ,horo“at'l» reinforced •hr»,«’T»r°‘i* °* *,r»i«' and are ,no f,e«tble. Made Lo2a^l^ou* ri»«(». 0 »mond H • trade. ,v,T| d ,nd Union Label on and black sateen guaranteed to hold its color in washfr^ .4 Jt J* Jt J» Heavy Wool and C >Lt»on and i h I h Washington. May 16.—Tillman has from accepting and using free pusses, made public a letter received today was defeated. The senate then adopted the general from ex-Senator Chandler replying to anti pass amendment to the rate bill, the president’s charges, Chandler re- railway employes and many other affirms the essential truth of ' the classes being excepted. statement he made to Tillman, which ’ Tillman repeated in the senate. The review of Chandler's conversation with the president ends by saying: "1 ought to consider myself fortn- nato if the old imperialistic days have not been fully revived at the White DENOUNCED BY BAILEY House. One whom 1 consider as one of my best friends, Lodge, upon de Washington, May 16.—Bailey in mand would have cut off my head tlie senate today declared that the dis and. taken it to the president on a patch to a Western newspaper saying charger. I should bare spoken no that he—Bailey- was secretly opposed more. Now at least 1 have the power to railroad rate legislation was an of speech, l>nt I shall u*Ver use it equally malicious and deliberate lie. agiiiu as a missionary from the pres He said the correspondent was close ideut to the Democratic party.” 11 the White House, and denounced Tillman bad the letter rend in the the correspondent and the man who senate. gave him the information as an "un Bacon's amendment to the rate bill, qualified, malicious deliberate Decatur, 111., May 16.—Attorneys representing the union ami noil un prohibiting senators, representatives, .liar, no matter how high his station ion factions of the Cumberland Pres federal judges and executive officials or what office he held." byterian church have agreed to an ap plication for an injunction i^straiti- ing the general assembly, which meets Thursday from voting to merge with the Presbyterian church. Tlie court proceedings begin Friday in the cir cuit court, and arguments will be made so that a decision w ill be reach Pourtlm.d, Or., May 16. —Five wo- W. \V. Montgomery, Jr.,L. J. Mor ed during the meeting of the general ris, G. L. Mayer and 8. D. Hinkler, men ami h tiny little baby, ernaciat- assembly. of Philadelphia, all financially inter ed, woru out and haggard, and with ested 111 the Willamette Valley Co., hardly enuugh clothing to cover DesMoines, May 16. —The cenerai the corporation which owns the Eu themselves, we i re discovered lust Sat- assembly of the Presbyterian church gene eleetricilight mid water plants, urday on the bench in the vicinity of and sever,.! others in the valley, are Heceta Head by George Hodges, a opened here today. in Eugene this afternoon, having timber cruiser, of Salado, tbi- state, come down from Cottage (.rove on who was forcing his way through the the noon train. Th. y met A. Welch rough country to inspect some tim manager of the company, at the 2:15 ber. The women hail subsisted on train from the north and made an in crabs mid mussels for days and were spection of the Improvements being in a pitiful plight. Mr. Hodges sup made by the company here. The par plied them w ith some sea biscuits and condensed milk and had to make his Jersey City, N. J., May 16.—The ty goes to Albany tomorrow. way to the nearest settlement without top of an oil tank of the Standard Oil a bit of food, Co. blew off this morning and is now blazing. The explosion jarre 1 the The women told Hodges that they city and excited tl.e people, who had been sent out in the wilderness thought it was an earthquake, The by "Second Messiah " Creffield, and The Canadian truin robbers were while they had heal'd that he had been oil in adjoining tanks is being drawn captured near Kamlou} s, B. C., after killed iti Seattle, they said they knew off. a sharp battle wth the officers ltd by that such was not the case, for no Constable Fertile, one of the robbers one but the Lord could have the pow being Bhot in the leg. The leader of er to take bis lite. the gang is thuoght to be Bill Miner, Hodges cannot remem bur the names a notorious character, and the others of the women, but »ays that they are give their names as Dunn and Ed from Corvallis, and be thinks one of wards. There is a reward of them is Frank Hurt's wife. He says Rochester, May 15.—The official coming to some one. that the demented women should lie verdict in the Crapsey heresy case Shortly before tlie close of the in taken charge of or they will starve to has been rendered by a vote of four to terstate commerce commission'» bear death. one. it convicts Crapsey and bus ing yesterday at Philadelphia Geoige pension is recommended as punish W. Clark, car distributor on the ment. Pennsylvania railroad, admitt d that he had received .orders to make spec ial assignments of car» to Berwind White Coal Company. Arthur Hale, superintendent of transportation for John Whiteaker, prescription clerk the Baltimore fA Ohio, testified that at DeLauo’s drug store, while open the Merchant»' Coal Company and ing a lisle of sponges from Cuba this the Somerset Canal Company had fre Pekin, May 16.—French Catholic quently received many cars in excess morning discovered a lizard about missionaries and native convert» are of their percentage allotment while eight Inches long which no doubt I ihs reported massacred last Saturday in the various smaller companies »ufferml been in captivity several months. John first discovered tlie lizard's tail Anhui province. The French gov- shortage. and he thought he certainly "bad ernnient is investigating. James H. Clark, the drink and love- 'em," bat recovering from his mo crazed telegraph operator at Cham mentary fright delved further down blee, Georgia, killed himself when into and bale and found, instead of a driven to liay by the posse. He had fierce and venomous snake,an inoffen killed one man and severely wounded sive lizard. The little fellow deserves five. his liberty after such a long confine A St. Petersburg dispatch say»: The ment and will lie turned loose. |1 ndianapolis, May 16.— Th# miner» mystery of the fate of Father Gapon today refused any and all arbitration apparently was cleared up today by tiers from operators who have uot the discovery of a corpse, which has alnwsit positively lieen identified signed the 1903 scale of wage«. May 9, Mrs. L. E. Kummerlott.aged that of the ex priest, hanging in the 50 years. 9 months and 5 days, at upper cbami>er at a lonely villa in tbe Cottage Grove. The deceased was summer suburb of Ozerki, Finland. born at Hurricane bridge, West Vir John D. Rockefeller'» pastor, Rev. ginis, August 4th,lWZ>, and died after Albany, 'N. Y., May 16.—The nnl- itia has M*n ordered to Coe y man, Dr. Rufus Johnston, will succeed the a »bort illness at the home of her where armed Itaitaw striker» mwnnaod late President Harper as pr esident of daughter, Mrs. Jas. W. Sears, Cot the brick yards. Five hundred ne the Northwestern University at Chi tage Grove. Deceased leave» an aged gro«« are panic stricken. cago. mother, two staters, four brother», four children and eight grandchil When the baby talks it is time to dren. Hollister'» Rocky Mountain Tea. H - the greatest baby medicine known One huudre.1 funerals were bald up New York, Ma; 16.— Mrs. Jefferson I to loving mothers. It make« th»m Itavi» is much better and her recovery eat, sleep and grow Xi cents, tea uv in New York by the »trike of 3JOO cab driver». tableas Linn I trug Co. is eipecAsd. CREFFIELO’S VICTIMS PHILADELPHIA STARVING ON COAST CAPITALISTS HERE CRAPSEY FOUND GUILTY ÛN HERESY CHARGE Engineers’ and Fire- Hansen’s “ ade Uioves Sun Francisco, May 16.—The decis ion of tlie savings banks to open May 28 has removed any lingering doubt as to the stabHity of those institu tions and created a good feeling among small depositors. It is now as sured that the commercial banks will open not later than June 1st, w hile some will lie ready for business sever al days earlier. With the reopening of the banks and payment of insur ance losses reconstruction will begin with a rush. Five large kitchens are now operating and within another week these kitchens will be feeding fifty thousand refuges, many of wfeom will pay for meals. The school authoritii s have decided to establish summer schools at Golden Gate park, where twelve tents will tie erected and school work will begin on Monday. Prominent Chinese are negotiating w ith Mayor Mott with a view to locat ing the new Chinatown in Oakland. This moie, however,is looked upon as a bluff, intogded to alarm Hau Fran cisco into withdrawing opposition to .the re-estabsihment of old Chinatown. t l ‘r * General News Notes Yet every pair contains the best material and work- jt i EXPLODING OIL TANK FRIGHTENS PEOPLE utchsss Trousers jt WRITTEN STATEMENT PRESBYTERIANS TO GO TO COURT are comfor- and FOB BUSINESS ry,Quilt.> Blankets. *OR SALE BY «You are not already a customer of ours for Work Clothes, we earnestly < request you call and look our lines over, and you will redally see where you have made a CUBAN LIZARD IN BALE OF SPONGES a >1 a ti «1 a >1 r h V t ta li f< t a L MINERS REFUSE TO FURTHER NEGOTIATE Militia and Strikers lata*c in buying at other places. MPTON BROS FRENCH CATHOLICS ARE MASSACRED \ EUGENES I.EADfNC STORE. Mrs. Davis Is Bitter f !. .t rt; » it )