Eugene weekly guard., December 13, 1906, Image 1

EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER. 13 1906
Vol 39
The Store That’s Doing t>he Business
The Big Store
VATICAN IS
POWERLESS
AGAIN'1’ dANCE
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Government
Position to Make
Terms It Negotiations Are Re-
Christmas Suggestions
Xmas Shopping may be deferred, but
remember there is a difference between a
full spread and the crumbs from which
to select, you will find something at the
last moment perhaps, but that some­
thing will not be choice, it will be leav-
ings
It's a pleasure to shop now—but
that jam later on
Wisdom and econ-
omy are combined in the affairs of early
shopping
ome Big Xmas Offerings
lu the Kill Cilove Department
intemeri Glove, the best on
earth, at per pair...................SI .50
M5 Undressed Kid GIov-s S ,!>J
l?i Undressed Kid Gloves. 1.30
kw-length Kid Gloves at, th<
pair..........................$2.30 to $3.00
Silk Cloves
Long Silk Gloves, large assort
meat.
Keyser's Silk Gloves and Gol
Gloves.
All gloves will t»e fitte«l by a Utt«-
of « years’ ex|»vrience.
Tioncs
in«
rang
ear skin cloth for children’s
opera capes $450 gnidi tor
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a and Koh. s
W«' < « ÿi> ou,
any pretty and new designs. 50
tent grade.................................... 33c
Pillow Cord
Rome, Dec. 12.—The Vatican au­
thorities characterize the action of
the French government in having
Monsignor Montskiinl, the expelled
secretary of the papal nunciature at
Paris, accompanied to the frontier
by the police, as an "odious act,"
showing a desire to humiliate those
who, because of their weakness, can­
not retaliate.
It Is believed now, notwithstand­
ing the gravity of the situation, that
France would not flrad it difficult to
conciliate the Vatican if negotiations
on the subject were re-opened. In
the meantime the Vatican forces have
been mobilized to take part in the
campaign.
The latest Instructions
sent to the French clergy is in sub-
itanc* that they are to look upon the
situation with the worst possible as­
pect and organize private religious
services.
12'2e and 15c quality, all the <!••-
slrable shades, per yd
All Furs reduced to Christmas shoppers
Ruffs
Ribbons
AU the view patterns, includiti).
ke popular X-ntas greetings am'
lolly designs.
Petticoats
|'>;ack silk auil colors, »5 to »20.
M silk Petticoats just received
today; price............................. »60
An artici. that wot Id mak« ■'
v.Tx ns. fu'
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are reasonable.
Silk Kimonas
Made of heavy Japanese Silk,
padded and quilted. »5.00 val­
ues ............................................. »2.50
Initials
Handkerchiefs
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Handkerchiefs at 2"»<.
For stllchkig on linens and mus
lins; very easy to apply.
Mens’ Robes and Smoking Jackets make
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most excellent gifts to gentlemen
have them in all best qualities and patterns
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Ladies' Purses
Washington, Dec 12. As the it would undermine the entire framw-
result of a conference between Sena­ work of the Instrument, and it would
tor Aldrich and the president, the convert us from a constitutional gov­
ernment Into a dictatorship, with the
nominations of Cortelyoi to be sec­
states in abject servitude to the fed­
retary of the treasury, von Meyer eral [tower, and with the executive tn
to be post master-general, amt Gar­ practical control of the destinies of
field to be secretary of the interior the republic.”
w ill be dated to take effeot on March
Senator Rearin Acts.
Ith.
A resolution was laid before the
An alteration will lie made in
sivnate today by Vice-President Fair-
the form of the nomination of At­ banks at the request
ot Senator
torney-General Moody to be assist­ Gearin, giving it as the concensus of
ant justice of the supreme court. opinion of the senate that negotia­
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte to
tions should be entered Into with
be attorney-general,
Secretary of Japan to definltel define the rights of
Commerce and Labor Metcalf to lie each country under
the existing
secretary of the navy, and Oscar I treaty, with a view to securing such
Strauss to be secretary of commerce modifications of this treaty as will
and labor, These nominations will effectually prohibit the entrance Into
take effect December 84.
the United States of Japanese coolie
Moody will, if confirmed, be laborers. No action was taken on the
sworn In as associate Justice on De­ resolution.
cember
2 4, The other
cal. I tint
For Holiday Recess.
changes, consequent upon the retire­
The house adopted the concurrent
ment of Moody, will follow humedl- resolution to adjourn for the Christ­
ately, Bonaparte becoming attorney­ mas holidays December 20, and to
general, and Metcalf s«'cr«‘tary of the reconvene January 3.
navy.
Services Legalized.
Paris, Dee. 12.—The prefect of
police during the afternoon announc­
ed that the government had accepted
the application of M. Marvinet. edi­
tor of ' Renaissance,"
and
Felix
Robin, for permission, und. r the pub­
lic meetings law of 1SS1, to hold re­
ligions sei vices In all churches as
JapancM* Question.
being in compliance with the law.
KAISER Wll.lltl.M
The president has decided to send
In other wolds, steps have been ta-
Will,l>S |l|(j STICK.
ken which provide for the legaliza- to congress on Tuesday next the re­
or» ' M.l ilf, o’ the dr. rt
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(’oast. Prives......... lo<- to $152.50
NOMINATIONS OF
CABINET APPOINTEES
ARE MADE DEFINITE
again Tomorrow
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GÖÜ81OÍES
PETITION Of
AUGUST HARTJE
tirely outside of the particular «•Ir­
Pittsburg, Dee. 12
Judge Robert
cumstances, mid plant lilmmlt on
Frazb r handed down a <l.«fslon to­
these two propositions:
First. Thai there is no provision day In the Ilartje divorce .use ths
In the treaty with Japan that con­ petittiii of the husband, August
fers the right that the president Ilartje, being refused.
The children are to remain In the
speaks of. oi gives to the govet nnxtit
of Japan the privilege tliat It claims custody of Mrs. Ilartje until further
in connection witli the public school order of the court, and the decision
system of California, or of any other does not mention alimony. The
court costa must lie paid by Ilartje.
state.
2. If there wax such a provision The separate mit brought by Mrs.
in this treaty, or any other treaty, Ilartje lor temporary alimony and
conferring this right, the treaty counsel fei'H and 180,000 expenses In­
Is void ami without any authority curred during the trial, lx atlll [tend­
upon the part of the United Staten ing.
to make It, end In vlolathai of the
constitution that the treaty-making
power of the government possesses.
"The precis« point Involved,” said
fimaba. Dec 12. S E. Howell,
he. "is the tenth article of the con­
M It Rankin, a Portland capital­
stitution. that [lowers not delegated president of th«- Omaha Coal Ex­
ist, for whom II. C. Mahon, of this to the United States by the consti­ change, wns convicted today upon a
city, has been purchasing large tracts tution nor prohibited by it to the provision of the state anti trust law.
The Indictments practically in­
,,f l.ane county timber, is in the city
states, are reserved to the state re-
clude every coal firm In the city, and
oklng after his interests. He and spectlvely, or to the people."
lila assot iates have just sold a tract
Uontlnufcig. Mr llaynor said: "The the court indicated Its Inbtitlon of
l 9,000 ac.es of fir, spruce and ce- power of the state to regulate Its trying each of the seventy nine
lar in Marion and Clackamas coun- public school system In clearly among other defendants separately. The
■¡■■s to T. II Slone, of Houston, Tex . Its reserved powers. Have we, there­ next case will be called Monday.
■or about »5 00,04)0. The timber Is
fore. a right to provide in a treaty
aid to cruise upwards of 600,000,-
landM
that the citizens of foreign
>00 feet and is reached from Htlver- shall possess privileges in a tr-aty
on. The pur haxer. -Mr. Stone, rep­
that are prohibited by the constitu­
ents a syndicate of Texas capital­
tion or by the lawn of the stat« In C ompany A Team Defeated a High
ists who look upon Oregon timber which they sre claimed. If we can, In
Nehool Tiittn lacsf Night—Big
as an investment that promises safe defiance of the lawn and constitution
Cíame Ikvrmhrr I I
and l»rge returns in the next five or I of a state Incorporate any such pro-
t« a years.
Banket hall is now all the rag«
vinbai In any treaty no as to bind
among
the young people athletically
the state, then we tan undoubtedly
Last night in the armory
deprive the state of every reserved inclined
possesses
and
rescind
a
team
from
Company A defeated a
right that it .
and annul Its law and Its constitu­ team picked from among the high
New fork, Dec 12. William It
tion whenever they come in conflict school students by the score of 26
Masterson. I' S. deputy marshal, and
Other
with the treaty-making power
I to 7, in a practice game
William K l«ewl* and
Henry N
will
be
arranged
to
take
placa
games
trample upon thin appalling doctrine
Carey, editor* of the New York
this i during the winter.
If
ever
such
a
deformity
Morning Telegraph, were arrested to­
On the evening of Derenilier 16
judicial dets-
day. charged with
criminal con- should creep Into our
the const It u- the regular high school team will
ions
It
would
disfigure
tempt of court In circulating false
that its fea- play against a team from the almiinl.
and grossly Inaccurate reports of the tlon to such an extent be caps tele of As a preliminary to the big con-
I tare« would no longer
Gillette trial."
lt would annul the test, s game between two picked
recognition
it would frustrate the In- teams from the girls’ squad will hw
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charter;
Heather I »red (CtloW.
tention of the men who framed It; pulled off
Tonight and Thursday—fair
opportunity or subscribing therefor
at par. The new issue, when it bo-
<<>tnes stock, will Increase the eom-
, any’« total outstanding stock to
»210,01'0,000, and the proceeds of
the sale of new stock will be used
to pay for additional equipment, foi
additions to arid improvements in
existing lines, and for acqusltion by
nrehase of their securitlee, or oth
ciwlxe, of such other lines as the
directors may decide to be neces­
sary.
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