EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1906
STENSLAND
SENT TO PRISON
WITHOUT DELAY
Taken from the various departments of
the Big Cash Stare that will interest
careful buyers. If you don’t find here
what you want come to the store, we
have it
Outing Flannels, 6Xc quality, now___ ____ 5^C
Umbrellas, both Ladies’ and Men’s...... .
50c
Ladies’ Turnover Collars, 10c quality now
5c
Boys’ and Girls’ School Caps, assorted colors 25c
Cotton Broadcloth for coats and skirts
25c
Dress Goods, fine assortment
25c
20c
Plaids for waists and suits..
Price
Fine assortment wool Remnants
Cravenette Coatings and Suitings ___
$ 1.00
Childrens’ Dresses ___________ 25c to $5.00
Ladies’ heavy fleeced Underwear.......
25c
Misses’ extra heavy Unions
$12 winter Coats, all sizes and colors___ $5.00
Ladies’ extra size Skirts, some as large as
38 waist.
Ladies’ fine 12/^c black Hose now________ 10c
Boys’ heavy ribbed school Hose .................. 15c
(Ask for style 40)
50c and 75c Corsets, black and drab, odd
sizes ____________________________ 15c
All-silk Ribbons for the the neck, all
colors ........
10c and 15c
50c and up
Shirt Waists
5c
6Xc Calico, fine assortment, now
I Oc
Flannelette, 12/^c grade ... ...
25c
Boys’ school Pants ----- -------
$1.50
Boys’ 2-piece wool Suits---------
50c
Boys’ dark colored school Shirts
50c
Men’s heavy Jack Rabbit Shirts
Men’s dress Suits...... —............. $5.00 and up
Men’s cotton Hose, the kind that wear 3 pr. 25c
Full stock of water-proof garments for the
rainy days that are sure to come.
Don’t forget about the $12.00 Coats
that we are selling for $5.00.
Hampton Bros
Eugene and Springfield
After Conference With District At-
torney On Arrival In Chicago
Pleaded Guilty and Was Sen-
fenced to Prison For Long Term.
In Case of Good Behavior Will
Get Out In Ten Years
Chicago, Sept. 26. — Ranker Paul
Stensland arrived neie this morning
in charge of Olsen aud the officers.
He was hurried to the United States
attorney's office, where he held a long
conference with that ofticial.
The prisoner ex press« J indignation
at his treatment in New York, wbeie
be said he was treated as a common
felon, lie thinks hl» former posi
tion should hare secured him some
consideration.
Stensland was later taken into court
and sentenced on two indictments,
one charging that he received for de
posit a check for $6" after he knew
the bank to be insolvent aud the oth
er charging the embezzlement of $400,
000.
On the flrat charge he was sen
tenced from one to five years and
fined $120. On the second from one
to fouiteen years, the seuteiices to
run concurrently, making a maxi
mum penalty, in case of good behav
ior deduction, of ten years.
BIG REWARD FOR
ATLANTA RIOTERS
THREE KILLED
ARMY ORDERED
MANY INJURED
TO BE READY FOR
CUBAN CAMPAIGN
Railroad Accident Occurs
Orders To That Effect Issued To Department from Oyster
Bay Today—Cuban Government Torn Into Conflicting
Factions That Retuse To Be Reconciled-Charges and
Counter Charges From Leaders are Flying Thick and
Fast at Havana—Cuban Congress To Meet Friday
Washington, Sept. 26.—The war de sign Friday, and the cabinet oftloers
partment received orders from Oyster have alieady done so.
Bay this morning to have an army
FORTY THOUSAND TROOPS
ready to go to Cuba in the shortest
WILL BE. NECESSARY
possible notice.
Washinton, Sept. 26.— It »a» stated
by tin- war department this morning
SITUATION AT HAVANA.
that in event or armed intervention
Havana. Sept. 26.—Liberal Leader
in Cuba probably every »oldie. »ta
Zaytui charge» the Palma administra
tioned in the United States-will have
tion with treason in delivering the
to be sent to the front. The opinion
government to the American» and ac
of officers of the general staff is that
cuse» the moderates of the Taft com
successive expeditions will be neces
mission with fav^rii.g the rebels.
sary until forty thousand troops are
The commission also criticise» the
on Cubnii soil. It will be at least
government for its unconcil'atory at
seven days before ths whole army
titude.
could be embarked, owing to the lack
There is likely to be a quorum of
of traus| ortation facilities.
Coegre»» at the session Friday. The
WALLER GOES TO CUBA.
moderates will urge absenteeism in
Norfolk, Va., Sept. 26.—Colonel
order to suspend the government and
force the Americans to seize it. The Waller, the famous campaigner in the 1 I
liberal leaders are either in the woods Philippines and Cuba, has been or
dered to Cuba to command the ma
or in jail, so they cannot atleml.
President Palma is expected to re- rines.
EMIL ETTER
HUGHES NAMED
ENTERS PLEA OF
FOR GOVERNOR
NOT GUILTY
AT SARATOGA
Atlanta, Sept. 26.—The governor
will confer witli the city council at a
special meeting late this afternoon ami
it is expect'd that the result will be
that tomorrow the city and state will
each otfet a rew*l of $10,0U0, a total
of $20.060, tor the apprehension of
Saratoga, Sept.26.—Bruce has with
the rioters.
The state troops have been ordered drawn from the race and it is prac
home and the troops of the home city tically certain that Chas. E. Hughes
will be the only »audldate for gover
will patrol the city tonight.
nor presented to the Republican con
vention today.
The platform adopted praises Pres
ident Roosevelt aud Governor Higgius
and urges tariff revision, but <le-
! mands that the revisiou be by the tar
iff’s friends.
Washington, Sept. 25. —Andrew II.
Hughes was nominated for governor
Nordmeyer has been appointed post- i,y acclamation.
master at Mabel, Or.
Linn M. Bruce waa renominated
for lieutenant governor unanimously.
The rest of the ticket, named at a
single vote, is aa follows:
Secretary of state,John F. O’Brien ;
comptroller, Norton E. Lewis; treas
urer, John G. Wallennieier : attorney
general, Julius M. Mayer; state en
gineer and surveyor, Henry C. Van
I Alatine.
4 telegram was rweived from Mr.
Hughes, saying he accepted the num-
Folsom, Cal., Sept. 26.—The condì- ¡nation without a pledge of any kind
tion of Adoplb Weber, sentenced to and that if elected he would give an
hang tomorrow noon, has steadily administration free from taint of
improved the past few weeks, and be bosssim.
is now in good physical condition.
Jerome's announcement of support
He has gained eight pounds since of Hughes created tremendous etithu
coming here. His actions are quiet siastn.
and natural, but be talks little and
1 he state committee elected Tim
apparently does not dread the com othy Woodluff chairman, to succeed
ing of tbe morrow, as be 1» confident ex .( j„vei nor Odell,
of another repriuye.
MABEL HAS A
NEW POSTMASTER
ADOLPH WEBER
HANGS TOMORROW
AT FOLSOM
OVER ELEVEN HUNDRED
HUNTING LICENSES
Up to 11 o’clock this forenoon
County Clerk Lee had issued 11®)
hunters' licenses since January 1 of
this year. During the last week ap
plications for licenses have been com
log in more rapidly than at any pre
vious time this year, as the open s a
son for killing Chinese pheasants is
now only five days away. Last year a
total of 1.12»; liecr.se« were granted but
that number is expected to tie exceed
ed this year by several hundred.
Married
In Eugene, September 24, 19U6.
Albert J. Alberteon and Mies Maggi»
Kell, both of Mabel, Kev. J. S. Me
Call rim officiating.
Groner A Mathews have secured
the contract for grading and graveling
High street, from Last Third to East
Hrst
DEMOCRATS MOVE
SLOWLY AT BUFFALO
Buffalo, Sept. 26.—The Democratic
convention was called to order at 11
o'clock and immediately adiourned
until 2:30 thia afternoon to await the
completion of the report of the com
mitt -e on context».
Th? convention met at 3 o'clock
and the chairman announced that
the committee on contests wk »till in
session, and the convention there
upon adjourned until 6:3» thia even
ing. ■
Hearst's nomination seems certain.
When told that C. E. Hughe» had
l>een nominated at Saratoga, (District
Attorney Jeromejanld:
•‘We can all support him."
Before Hughe» wan nominated "Jer
ome Mid:
“lhera is no use for we Democrat»,
who think the patry «old out, to be
bolding a rump convention.
"If the Republican» nominate a de
rent man I'll »tump the «tate for
him.”
Peru. lud., Sept. 26.—A Wabash
passenger train ea.(bound was wreck
ed near Catlin, 111., this morning
while running seventy miles per
hour. In rouudlug a curve the train
ran into an open switch and string of
freight ears on a aiding.
Three were killed, 38 hurt and one
is missing.
The dead: Eng‘ne»r
Butler, 1 iremaii Ellison and Mail
Clerk Harding. It is reported that
every passenger on the train was
either killed or injured.
Af'er the collision the gas tanks ex
ploded »nd ignited the debris, and
many were ci emated. It is now stat
ed that every meml>er of the crew was
killed and it is thought that a num
ber of passengers must have expired.
NEW FIRE ENGINE
FOR FLORENCE
Albauy Democrat: Old résidents
of Albany were given a reminder of
old time» 1" a hand lire engin« being
»hipped through tbe City for Flirteuce
Engine Co. No. 1, going by way of
Yaqnina and art océan steamer, in
early days Albany bail an engine that
wa» tire prido of tire city, under Joe
Webber doing >» work not surpassed
by many steamer».
Goshen Items
Special Correspondence.
Goshen, Sept. 26.—Horace Hamp
Emil Etter, who was arrested yest.r- ton’s car with the things he expect»
day afternoon upon the rhiirge of ael to hike to his new home in Baker
ling li< uor in violation of the prohi county left a week ago last. Friday
bition law, appeared before Justice night. Misses Fay and Hazel going
of the Peace Bryson this forenoon at Tuesday last, to be there when the
10 o'clock and was formally arraigned. car arrived. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton
Through his attorney, Lee M. Travis, Hiid the rest of the family are soon to
lie tiled a demurrer to the complaint I follow the girls.
Angie Mathews and Clyde Love
against him, but Justice Bryson over
ruled it and Etter pleaded not guilty.
tomorrow morning for Eastern
His preliminary examination will Oregon, where Mr. Mathews tins a
be held within the next day or so, the , ranch.
exact time not yet being agreed
Hop picking is finished in this vi-
| cinity
upon.
POSTOFFICE
SITE INSPECTOR
HERE SOON
Postmaster J. L. Page today re
ceived the following letter, which
explains itself:
Treasury Department,
Office of Secretary,
Washington, D C.
September 21, liMHJ.
Dear Sir:—I expect to start West
within a few days to inspect site» for
a public building in your city, and
will advise yon of my arrival two or
three days in advance by wire, so
that you will have an opportunity to
advise persons interested.
Yours truly,
A. F. HTALLER,
Secretary to the Secretary.
The Postmaster,
Eugene, Oregon
The Wilsons, who for the past two
yeaia have lieeu living on O. E.
Thompson's place, will move to
Springfield about the Brat of October.
Miaa Ethyl Marston, of Cobuni,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. V.
( B. Mathews, for tbe past week, re-
| turning home Saturday last.
COTTAGE GROVE
ACCIDENTALLY
J. A. Richmond Knocked off Plat
form To Railroad, His Skull
Moving Picture Show Company
to Dally Guard.
EUGENE PEOPLE FISHING Special
Cottage Grove, Sept.
Richmond, of this city, was accident
ON SIUSLAW RIVER ( ally
killed in a peculiar manner here
last evening. He was at the Browa
Special Correspondence.
I.mill »r Company's mill, rolling a
Mapleton, Sept. 25.— Had Isaac load of lumlier on a truck al ng the
Walton live<l in tt><»»e day» he woul I platform when one wh«<*l of the truck
very probably have made his home on broke through the platform. The
the Siuslaw river, for judging from truck careened and struck him,
the expreseioiia »een on the faces of knocking him onto the railroad track.
hi» Eugene disciple» as they come up Hi. bead struck one ot the rails, hie
the wharf walk after a day on the skull being crush«*d by the fmee of
river thia 1» just the place for a ll»h the fall, tie never r»gHli>«Ml con
erman to tie. If one loves to catch ccioneoeae ami died soon afterward.
Hah, and Ilk»» to eat fish, and 1» rea
The unfortunate n.au was aged 49
»onably willing to clean Hah, he ran year, and leaves a wife and four ehil
lie tranquilly happy on the Hiu-law.
•Iran. He was an Odd Fellow and
Judge Bean and Dr Day report a only a few days ago allowed ■ $3000
catch of 51 veaterday. For some rea life insurance policy with the Knigbta
won they failed to mention their of the Mecca l>ee» to lapse, II was
Other Erigeue people at the head of the Richmond i> uving
The straw hat has skiddoed, also catch today
who are casting tires on the river to I
the »hort sleeve, also ths white dress, •lay are George Smith, Harry Dunbar pictnte she « company, which
known throughout tbe state.
also th« noting soit.
and trank Wood.