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WEEKLY GU ARD
Vol 39
No 73
EUGENE. OREGON. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13. 1906
SENATOR DICK
ENDORSED AFTER
LIVELY CONTEST
We buy for Cash and sell for Cash, this is
the only way in which you can make close
prices on Merchandise
prices,
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Note some of our
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Misses’ cravenettes $6.00
to $10.00
Ladies’ cravenettes $8.00
to $30.00
We have them in all prices from
$2.00 to $20.00
Our
Ladies'
Suit
Department
Is
Complete
All
The *
New
Styhs
Here
$1.50 ¿0
$40.00
GENTS’
DEPARTMENT
Our New Fall
Suits are here
H. S. (Sb M.
Clothing
the only cor
rect Styles
Boys’ School
Suits
$1.50 to
* $20.00
Copyright 1906 by
Hart Schaffner EÍ Mari
NUTSHELL
“Say, but it’s good to be on a vacation!’’
ADVERTISING
BRINGS PEOPLE
TO FAR WEST
Interesting Address ot R. C. Rora-
backer of Spokane, Publicity
Committee, Before Convention
at Salem-Facts and Figures That
Tell the Story
Salem, Or,, Sept.12. — Ine State De
velopment League opened its three-
«lay session at 1 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon. In spite of the drawing
power <>f the races there was a good
attendance ot delegates when Secre
tary Tom Richardson rapped to order,
ami Pr«*sident Theo. H. Wilcox, ot
Poitland, delivered the opening ad
dress. I 'ratik N. Derby gave a hearty
and cordial welcome to the Capital
City, as president of the Salem Com
mercial Club, and the committee ot
one hundred Salemitea on leception
"Gee, but it’s groat to bo book at work!*’
and entertainment wore ill evidence
_____________ _____________________ —Triggs m Now York Pros*.
everywhere.
Judge Lowell, of Pendleton, made
tile principal address of the session,
and his telling points were heartily
applauded.
At today's session 11 feature was the
address of R. C. Rorabacher, of the
Spokane, Wash., Chamber of Com
merce pulilicity committee. Hie sub
ject was * ‘Some Real Results !• rom
Immigiation Advertising,” and he
Washington, Sept. 12.—There is Oyster Hay. The Des Moines will said in part:
“The careful manager will keep a
much activity in the slate, naw and await orders at Key West.
The Denver left New Lopdon. ■ record, however, more to atford a ba
war departments on account of the Conn., on September Nth under or- :
sis of C-tiupaiing the relative efficien
Cuban situation. Major E. E. Ladd, ifers to stop at Norfolk. Two days cy of various uu'iiiums and ideas than
a trusted officer in the military sec later orders by wireless teiegiaph to produce convincing evidence that
retary's office, lias started f«»r Havana were given hei to goto Havana at. full advertising pays. To the advertising
speed, which she proceeded to do . man whose experience qualities him
on a “month’s leeve of absence to at
without stopping on this coast.
to occupy a position as manager the
tend to private interests.”
fact, that good advertising pays has
HAVANA IS EXCITED.
It is thought the government means
Havana, Sept. IX—The city was in long since become au axiom, Lt is
to have an army officer present in an uproar when the people heaid that his concern merely to see that he gets
case of trouble.
the United States had ordered three the laist advertising possible—that be
rhe cruiser Denver, it is announced warships here. It is rumored that a makes Ills dollars buy all they will
whole tl««et. is coming. The lusnr pay for. He realizes that the great
today, lias been orders«! to Havana.
She should arrive there today or to gents are recruiting in the city and volume of results can never be traced,
morrow, and the gunboat Marietta, reports are constantly coming of rebel that what is visible indicates merely
now at Santo Domingo, has been or successes, many believing that Palma the tendency, ami tiiat the more gen
dered to Cienfuegos. These orders will be unable to cope with the sit- } eral and less specific the campaign the
were issued by the president from nation.
Continued on Page Eight
UNCLE SAM PREPARES
HOP PICKERS IN
FOR CUBAN TROUBLES
RIOT AT ST. PAUL
Misses’ and Children’s Coats
Best line
in the World
Prices ¡rom
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Dayton, O., Sept. IX—mere was
much excitement during the second
day of the Republican state conven
tion. Senator Dick’s antagonists
were not satisfied with his selection
again as state chairman and introduc
ed a motion that the convention re
quest him to resigu. An uproar en
sued and Senator Eoraker rushed to
the platform to defend his colleague.
Upon putting the motion Dick was
supported by a rote of 573 to 285, hut
his opponents refuse«I to make it
unanimous.
A platform was adopted containing
a “dogfall” plank on the revision of
the tariff.
because Foraker requested that the
matter be not mentioned no resolu
tion endorsing him for president was
offered
Ladies' Long Coats, all
colors, $6.00 to $40.00
all new Fall Styles
Gordon
Ferguson Furs
Ohio Rephulicans Badly Torn by Fact
ional Fights- Many Delegates
Oppose State Machine Led By
Senators Dickand Fcraker in State
Convention
IN
Gordon Hat
$3.00
HAMPTON BROS.
Mail and Phone Orders Receive Prompt Atteninn
Salem, Or., Sept. 12.—One man
killed, another dying an<i three more
or less seriously injured is the result
of a shooting aft ray in a saloon at St.
Paul, this county, last night. The
trouble wits tire outcome of a drunken
brawl, commenced by a crowd of
Astoria roughs engaged in a neigh
boring hopyatd as pickers. Marshal
Krechter is dead. Sheriff Culver is
on the track of the roughs, who left
immediately after the shooting, and
trouble is expected.
MAYS CASHS
NEAR TO ITS END
Portland, Sept. 12.—The Mays case
will go to the jury at midnight.
CUNSTABLE FINOS
STENSLAND,
STOLEN SHOTGUN
NERVOUS WRECK,
SAILS FOR HOME
Constable Plank reutrned from
Marcóla last evening, bringing with
him the shotgun stolen from C. D.
McBee at Irving recently. The gun
Tangier, Sept. 12—.Paul Htensland has been identified, ami John Wal
was taken aboard the .-earner Prince lace, at whose house it was found,
Adellwrt, which went out of its way will be arrested.
to touch here, tins morning, and sail
ed for America. He is sick and ner-
! vous, and apparently is breaking
I down and since bis attempted suicide
has been deprived of his knife at
meals. He is closely watched to pre
vent further attempts at seif deetruc-
Findlay, O., Hept. 12.—John D.
tion.
The prisoner was weeping when Rocaefeller pleaded not guiltv of the
I taken aboard the steamer and says charges against him yesterday. All
the whole thing is a plot against him : the Standard Oil defendants pleaded
that the truth will soon be known and th« same and demanded separate
trials by jury.
lieople will see he is not to blame.
STANDARD OFFICIALS
SAY NOT GUILTY
HARRIMAN WILL
BUILD COAST ROAD
TWENTY INDICTMENTS.
Chicago, Sept. IX—Twenty indict
ments charging Stensland with forg
ery wore returned by the grand jury
today. It is reported that other in
The San Francisco Call asserts that
dictments will be returne«! later to
the Southern Pacific has decided to
«lay.
build a coast line railroad to Portland
at once, it will run over the Santa
Fe line to Camp Five, over the new
line which It in constructing jointly
with the Santa Ee to Sherwood, and
over the line of the California North
western to Tiburon. Gould's move
St. Petersburg, Sept. 12.—Peasants merits are said to have alarmed Harri
in the Ural districts are offering man into immediate action.
armed resistance to the collection of
Drain instead of Corvallis is no
taxes ami troops have been ordered to doubt meant in the Call's article.
the district.
The social democrats have lieen
notified that they will nut Le permit
ted to hold conventions for the nomi
nation of members of tbs next dou-
ma.
It is given out that the czar has ap
pointed Sakomeleki commander of
the Fifth army corps, with headquar The besvv rain which has been fall-
ters at Warsaw, a’-d ordered him to ms almost continuously since early
suppress the terrorists. Hakomelski this morning has put a complete stop
“pacified" Sebastopol after the late to operations in the bop fields, and
growers are somewhat worried lest it
mutinies.
continue several days. The barome
Yesterday's baseball «coree: Port- ter, however, was higher tbis after
weather
land. <; San Eran ’taco, 3. Los Ange- noon, indicating better
soon.
as, 7 ; Oaklaad, 3.
RUSSIAN PEASANTS
RESIST TAXATION
INDIVIDUAL MATCH
SHOOT AT SEAGIRT
Seagirt, N. J., Sept. 11.—The Na
tional individual match, the last of
the tug rifle tourament, was held yes
terday.
Lieutenant Theodore H.
Dillon, of the United States Engl- !
neer Corps, won the flixxi tit nt prize
in the National individual match
with a score of 313.
The first 12 prizewinners follow:
First, Lieutenant Theo. H. Dillon, .
United States Engineering Corps, I
313.
Second, Lieutenant Mumma, Sec
ond United States Cavalry, 3u4.
Third, Private Bass, Montana, 3)1.
Fourth, Captain Cavanaugh, United
States Cavalry, 301.
Fifth, Corporal Jackson, Oregon,
298.
Sixth. Sergeant Ogistlni, Porto
Rico infantry. 298.
Seventh, Captain Lyman, United
States Marine Corps, 298.
Eighth, Sergeant Corbett, New
York, 296.
Ninth, Lieutenant Silvester, New
Jersey, 294.
Tenth, Captain Tewes, New Jersey,
296.
Eleventh, Sergeant Scott, United
States Marine Corap«, 293.
Twelfth, Sergeant Hersch, Montana.
292.
(Jackson is a niemlier ot Co. I),
First Separate Battalion, of Rose
burg )
HIBERNIA
SAVINGS BANK
RUN CONTINUES
San Francisco, Sept. 12. —The run
on the HH>ernia Savings Bank con
tinued today with a line of depositors
half a block long, reaching to the
paying tellers. All were paid prompt
ly and there was no disorder. The
genetai belief in banking oircies is
that the run is unwarranted and the
institution sound.
Only a sprinkling of Southern Dem
ocrats out»i«te of Kentucky greeted
Bryan. All the looal Democratic
leaders of the South were invited and
the local Democrats are unable to un
derstand their absence.
BRYAN WILL SPEAK
WITH WATTERSON
l.ouisville, Sept. IX—Wm. J. Bryan
arrived beie at 1:15 today and the
state's greatest men welcomed him.
tie will speak tonight from the vim«
rostrum with Henry Watterson.
At St. Louie last night 12,000 peo
ple, crowded in the Coliseum, gave
Bryan e tremendous reception, cheers
drowning the music of the band. He
declared In his speech that Roosevelt
owed his popularity to the fact that
he was tollowing the suggestions laid
down In the Democratic platform.
STIVERS ESSON NUPTIALS
AT CHEMAWA TODAY SEVERAL KILLED
HEAVY RAIN WORRIES
I rear« E. C. Sanderson, of the Di
IN TRAIN WRECK
HOP GROWERS vinity School, went to Cbemawa this
morning to perform the ceremony at
the wedding nf .Miss Vesta Eseon }o
Elijah Stivers. Tbe bride is a «laugh
tar of .Mrs. Clara Eason, of this city,
and the groom a wall known divinity
student, whose borne is in Washing
ton.
Ringgold, Ga., Sept. 11— In a
wreck on the Western A Atlantic rail-
road bis morning Engineer W. W.
Eiaher and several others were killed.
.Mistaken orders caused tbe aocldeat.
Albany’s city water before and after
Herman Buck hoz, a native of Ger gio ng through tbe filters has been
many, yesterday took out bin first found to be pure and perfectly fit te
citiensbip ¡«apera.
drink.