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JEROME FAILS
EUGENE’S FIRE
NEW SENATORS
JAPAN DECIDES TD
LOSS IN 1907
TO CONFUSE YOUNG
ARE SENT FROM
RESTRICT EMIGRATION
LESSTHAN S1I.000
MRS. HARRY THAW TWO MORE STATES
TO UNITED STATES
Jackson, Miss., Jan. 21. — The leg
SHE TILLS llklt STORY EXACTLY islature today elected John Sharp
ANNUAL
AS SHE l»li> IN THE FIRST TRI-
AL—JEROME CONCLUDES HIS
which may be considered as the offi
JXt.NG
< I COSS - EXAMINATION
cial declaration of the attitude of his
government, in which he says that the
THIS
AFTERNOON
government Is determined to Inves
tigate the personal standing of those
who go to America as students, re
quiring two
sureties
before they
New York. Jan. 21.—Mrs. Evelyn
leave The government la, moreover, Nesbit Thaw continued today under
determined to prevent the emigration
i the lash of District Attorney Jer-
of laborers.
If necessary .-migration to Hawaii 1 ome's cross-examination. The prose
will be absolutely prohibited, also cutor spent much time In poring over
to Mexico, and the foreign minister
her evidence at the former trial, but
says there is no important question
pending between America and Japan, the witness adhered to her original
reports "originating in certain se<’- story, declaring it all to be true.
reports "orlginlating in a certain sec- Jerome was aggressive In his atitude
standing."
today, but his manner of questioning
lacked the fire of yesterday. He and
the witness constantly engaged in
tilts and the honors werA about even
Mrs. Thaw matched herself both
Berlin, Jan. 21.There was a seri with Mr. Jerome and his assistant,
ous collision between the police and Mr. Garvan, who was ever at his
a mull of unemployed men who ear chief’s elbow with new suggestions
lier In the day had attended a meet She fenced with them as skillfully as
ing addressed by socialists. The po- she did a year ago, and at times re
lice us«d their sabres freely, and the jected the mood of the district attor
DISCOUNT HAYASHI
mob hurled missiles at them.
ney by answering In a vol-e pitched
in as loud a key as his own. The
prosecutor’s pitiless and aggressive
Tokio, Jan. JI.—Viscount Haya
questions often struck fire, and once,
shi In an interview made a statement
when Jerome demanded to know if
concerning the emigration question.
the young woman had told Thaw
certain things, »he replied:
“Yea, I told him, but 1 did not use
the language you are using.”
"Don't argue with me, madam,"
shouted Mr. Jerome, who then had
the reply stricken from the record.
But one new feature appeared In
the testimony of the witness. This
was when she told of Thaw's swal
lowing the contents of a bottle of
laudanum at Monte Carlo in 1 904, In
an attempt to end his life. Previous
Indianapolis, Jan. 21. The nine- to this, at the Grand Hotel In New
Seattle. Jan. 21.
A de
♦
convention
of the York, Thaw had talked of suicide,
teenth annual
serting sailor from the Norwe
| United Mine
Workers of America his wife declared, and had suggested
4 gian steamship Tyre«. from
opened today with one thousand del- that she also should take poison, as
4 Bellingham to Australia, re
egates _______
present, _____________
representing _ the an- both their lives had been ruined
ports that the Tyrea sighted
ihraette and bituminous efial mining Mrs. Thaw said she humored Thaw
4 the missing British ship Hart
districts of the country. They will at the time and diverted his mind
♦ field Inst Wednesday forty
1
probably rel main In session until af- She was out of the room when he
♦ miles Inside the straits cast of
! ter January 30th, on which daty. the finally took the poison.
♦ Cape Flattery on her beam
“Why didn’t you tell us of this at
i miners and operators of the central
ends, her forward ensign In
. competitive Held will meet In ran- the first trial?" demanded Jerome.
♦ verted us a distress signal.
"Mr IhMmas said it might make
I ference to discuss the rival Inter
♦ She seemed uncontrollable.
state wage agreement. Should the Harry out too crazy,” the witness re
+ Seven hours aft<-r the vessel
’operator» decline to meet the miners torted before the district attorney
was sighted the wind changed
'the organization will determine as to could stop her
4 and It was blown out to sea.
Jerome finished his long cross-ex
Its future course.
4
amination of Evelyn at 2:43, after
i
The
convention
has
especial
Inter-
44444444444444444
Iest as marking the official retire which Littleton asked some redirect
ment of John Mitchell, who has bepn questions. The witness was excused
at the head of the organization for at 2:47.
i nine years and seven months, and re-
! fuses to stand for re-election on ac-
count of III -health.
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The report of the committee on cre-
identlals occupied the entire morning
| session.
Union No. 859. of Bellville, 111 ,
Tillamook. Jan 21
Ab- Hembree, I
has been arrested and will probably presented President Mitchell with a
be tried In April for the alleged mur loving cup.
Monroe, Or., Jan. 20. There are
der of hl» daughter.
He was con
several sore spots In this vicinity on
victed of the murder of his wife and
account of the way the coyote hunt
given an Indeterminate s ntence, but
ers of Lane gounty are operating.
was released *on parole a few weeks
The varmints are started In that
ago. Two Indictments were returned
county, chased across Houck mount
In April, 1906, after the bodies of
ain Into Benton county, and
fre
the wife and daughter were found In
quently the trail Is lost on this side
of the hill, so that the nheep killer
the rulqp >f their home.
Is left to ply his trade among the
Loa Angeles, Jan. 21.
♦
TUOI HANDS <T RED.
bands owned here, Since there are
4 Clarence Darrow, the Chiea-
no dogs to chase these animals. It
4 g > attorney, who has been se
Wonderful Hin <-•■ » . I llyomrt In < tir ♦
works a hardship on the
Benton
riously 111 In this dty for sev
are
bl ng
ing (alniTh,
Kyril
in
< ìtronlc ♦ eral weeks, was operated up
ranchers,
Hence st 'ps
taken for a donation of a fund suffl-
Magra.
4 on at the California hospital
dent to secure the dest ruction of
4 early today. The operation in
llyomel Is the most unusual rem 4 volved a deep incision and the
coyotes In this part of the country.
edy ever known for the cure of ca 4 cutting of the bone behind
tarrh
HAPPY WOMEN.
4 the ear, a very serious one.
It follows Nature In her meth d of
Plenty of Thein in Eugene anil Good
Much pus was found in th-
treating diseases of the respiratory <• bone.
llrasoii For It,
organs, iu< Its healing balsams are 4
Darrow rallied, but the re
Wouldn't any woman be happy?
taken In with the air you breathe, 4 sult cannot be determined
After years of bachache. suffering,
thus reaching the most remote air 4 for a day or two.
Days of misery, nights of unrest.
cells In the uo»e, throat and lungs, 4
The distress of urinary troubles.
killing all catarrhal germs and pre 4
♦
She finds relief and cure?
venting their growth
No reason why any Eugene reader
Use lly ><nel at the first symptoms
Should suffer In the face of evi
of catarrh
Do no: allow th1 disease
deuce like this:
to extend al ng th ■ delicate murou«
West
Mrs. M J. Drew of 295
membrane, gradually going from the
a Eighth Street . Eugene, Ore . says:
nose to the thr< st. thence Into th« c-«!d, or wn- n your
It
"1 suffered from severe pains that
bronchial tub
md then onward uv I Is rank foolishness
seemed to run from
the
kidneys
downward until 'be lungs are reach medicine than Dr.
through the loins and down Into the
ed
Hyoni I w'li cure all curable covery," says C O
limbs
There was also a noticeable
liull plre, Ga. "I have
forms and stag.-« of catarrh.
disorder of the action of the kidneys
Drug Co ‘ake the whole risk, an J ery for seven years, and I know It Is and the presence of uric add caused
offer to refund th» tu ney for a dol- the b-.ct remedy on earth for coughs rheumatic twinges
Being Induced
lar outfit If It falls to cure.
and colds, croup, and al' 'hroat and to try Doan's Kidney Pills 1 was ag
lung troubles. My children are sub reeably surprised by the prompt re
H G. Ga! t n, of Florence, ba-» ject to croup, but New Discovery
lief 1 found. It helped me a great
filed a complaint
In the hivvnile quickly
relieves
every
attack." deal In Just a few days and the Im
court asking that hl« son. 16 years Known the world over as the king of
provement continued as long as I
old, bo turned over to that tribunal. throat and lung remedies. Sold un
kept on with their use.
I cannot
The case will come up for hearing der guarantee nt W A Kuvk-ndnH's
help but give Doan's Kidney Pills
Friday
The father alleges that the drug store. 50c and »1. Trial bot
a stronger recommendation."
boy Is Incorrigible and he cannot tle free.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
control him
cent«. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States
Remember
the name—Doan's-—
gnd take no other.
Wetmore Elected
Providence. Jan. 21.—George Pea
body Wetmore was elected today to
AT I DIAN APOUS
HEMBREE MUST
STANO TRIAI AGAIN
KICK AGAINST LANE
CLAHENGE DARROW
NOW X RIOUSLÏ ILL
OF
FIRE
( Ol NCIL.
FOI RTEEN ALARMS RESPONDED
TO HA' DEPARTMENT DURING
YEAR—WILLAMETTE
FIRE
IN
AUGUST
STREET
LARGEST
BLAZE, WITH LOSS PLACED AT
At the meeting of tha city council
Copyright, IWS. by ('Has«Unet.
JOHN' SHARP WILLIAMS.
the United States senate on the first
ballot in both branches of the general
assembly today.
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Kentucy's Den<lk>ck
Frankfort, Jan. 21.--The house
and senate voted separately for sen
ator today without result.
The University of Oregon athletic
council has acceded to the wish of the
Oregon Agricultural College, and the
annual football game between the
Institutions will be payed In Port
land thlH year.
No arrangements were made, how
ever, for playing the game In Port
land permanently, This year's game
should be plavt-d on the O. A. C
campus, hut the "Aggies" t wish to
play it In Portland Instead,
It it
very doubtful if Oregon's game, tha'
Is the game played in Eugene ever}
other year, will ever be taken fron
the university campus, as the schtxH
sentiment Is against playing away
from home more than necessary.
HENEÏ SAYS LAND
FRAUDS STILL CONTINUE
Portland. Jan. 21.— In an inter
view today with an Evening Telegram
representative Francis Heney declar
ed that land frauds were going on in
Oregon to.lay as of yore, that the
wholesale prosecution of land graft
ers has not made the land thieves
better but has simply made them
more careful.
The Hall-Mays rase today was de
voted to the continued testimony of
people who obtained homesteads un
der the allege I frauds and under con
tract with the Butte Creek Com
pany.
IT DOFS mi: III SIX ESS
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain. of Clinton,
Me., says of Buckle i's Arn'ca Salve:
"It does th ■ business; 1 have used it
for piles and cured them.
Used it
for chapped hands and it cured them.
Applied it to an old sore add It
healed tt without leaving a scar be
hind .” ' 25 cents at W. A. Kuyken
dall's < drug store.
Notice to Fruit <»t«w<Tw.
All members of the l.ane County
Fruit Si Vegetable Grower» Asao-
elation are requested to notify the
secretary as soon as possible what
amount of spray they will want the
coming season
J. O. HOLT, Secretary.
last night W. C. Yoran, chief of
Eugene fire department, filed
annual report. It is as follows:
Eugene. Or., Jan. 18,
To the Honorable Mayor and Com
mon Council of the City of Eugene:
Gentlemen:
Th accordance with
the provision!! of the c.ity laws, I
herewith submit my report as chief
of the Eugene fire department for
the year ending December 31, 1907:
Fires and alarms occurring during
the year, together with the losses
occasioned and the causes of the
same as far as obtainable, are as fol-
lows:
Feb. 15.—Theatre block; alarm;
no fire.
April 23.—J. O. Watts’ residence,
corner East
Seventh and
Pearl
streets; roof fire, caused by defect-
Ive flue; damage about »25.
Apl. 24.—Roof fire at Fisher laun
dry, on East Eighth street; caused
by sparks falling on mossy roof;
damage trifling.
May 13—Roof fire at
Denhart
residence on East Tenth and High
streets; caused by sparks falling on
mossy roof; damage about »in.
May 14.—Fire at Gross
Hotel:
probably caused by
cigar
stump
thrown on canvass
awning;
loss
trifling.
June 5.—Fire at Burbach house
on Olive street, caused by careless
use of firecrackers; loss about »100.
June 7.—Fire at Fisher laundry,
on East Eighth street; caused by
sawdust used for fuel being allowed
to accumulate around firebox of en
gine; loss about »S00.
July 19.—-Grass fire in
W. W.
1
Haines' yard on East Ninth street.
July 31.—Fire in Mrs.
Brown's
barn on Washington street; caused
by children playing with matches.
July 31.—Grass fire in Prof. B. J.
Hawthorne's
yard
on
Lawrence
street.
Aug.
5.—Fire on
Willamette
street, between Sixth and Seventh;
probably -aused
caused by
cigar
stump
thriwu atnoni rubbish accumulated
between
buildings;
loss
about
»6,000.
Oct. 9.
Blacksmith shop rear riv
er bridge; destroyed: probably incen
diary; loss about »son.
i. —Burning flue in Thea
Nov. Z 27.
tre block; no fire.
Dec. 16.—Fire in Mrs. Shumate’s
millln-ry store on East Ninth street;
loss about »3,000.
This makes a total of 14 alarms
answered by t.he department during
the year, with a total loss of about
»10,735.
Equipment.
The equipment for fire protection
at this date is as follows:
Seventy-three hydrants well dis
tributed about the city; one hose
cart on East Eleventh street, one on
Lawrence sfreet and a reserve cart
at the city hall, each carrying *600
feet of hose in fair condition; one
combination chemical engine
and
hose wagon at city hall carrying 1000
feet of ffrs’-class cotton hose; one
hook and ladder truck. With the ex
ception of the reserve cart, all are
well manned.
Expense of Maintenance
The estimated expense of maintain
ing the department for the ensuing
year under present conditions is as
follow« :
Board of delegates, allow
ance ....................................... $ 30.00
Eugene Engine * Hose Co..
allowance.............................
60.00 '
Cyclone Hose Co., allowance
30.00 i
Rescue Hose Co., allowance
30.00 I
Hook ft Ladder Co., allow
ance . ....................................
30.00
Driver for engine...............
780.00
Assistant driver......................
ISO.00
Chief engineer........................
50.00
Feed for team......................
288.00
Shoeing for team.................
48.00
Straw for team......................
50.00
Incidentals (blankets, etc).
30.00
Hauling fire apparatus . ..
30.00
Dr. Korinek, state veterinarian,
To,«l .................................... »1636.00
spent last night in Eugene and made |
Respectfully submitted
a trip to the country this morning to
W. C. TOR AN,
Investigate the
death
of several
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
horse« which had been reported to
I II ESTOCK MEN IX
him by Dr. J Christie
He found
I X X I II st HHIOX the disease that caused the deaths
was blind staggers.
IH-nver, Jan 21. The eleventh an
•\ I v - -
Iii.1t hers
Don't
let
nual convention of the American Na
Keep
tional Livestock Ass »elation con your children waste away
vened today. President Murdo Mac- them strong and healthy during the
Kenxle delivering the annual ad Ires» winter with Hollister's Rocky Monn-
taln Tea.
It Is the greatest tonic
Washington. Jan 21
The inten
at the morning »■»•Ion.
for children.
Pure
and harmless. tion of the Democratic partv to nom
Does the greatest good 35c. Tea or inate Bryan for the presidency at its
X « « tU I-t>tC SIISI RI
Tablets.
Linn Drug Co.
convention In July next was declared
on the floor of the house todav hv
I have found a cure for the mls-
W. G. White and W. W. Branstet Champ Clark, of Missouri.
Some
«• v malatla p •duce«." save R xt.
'»me«, of lx>iie|len. S C "It's ailed ter received their commissions this Republican« Joined with the Dem
Electric Bitters and comes In 50 morning and they are now first and ocrats in the hand clapping that fol
cent bottles
It breaks up a case of second lieutenant respectively of lowed.
chills or a billons «Hack In no time Company A In fact.
and it puts yvllow Jaundice clear ont
A HR.HER HEALTH I FVFI
of commtMlon '*
This great tonic
I h»'e reach-4 a higher healt
medicine and blood purifier gives
level since I began using Dr K
quick relief tn all stomach, liver and
New Life Pills." writes Jacob s
kidney complaints, and the misery of
», Hl RDI X
For Infants 'ad Ch., ¿rea.
er. of West Franklin. Maine
Thev
lanie back. Hold under guarantee at
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
t a cost of |45O«. It Is one of W A Kuvkendall's drtig store.
om
working Just right "
If these pills
adsomeat residences In the city.
disappoint you on trial money will be
The Delia« College basketball team
le’Hlcker «as the «-ehltecl and
refunded at W. A. Kuykendall » drug
«mmhered the Ashland Normal school
Heckart the bonder.
•tore. 25e.
team. »8 to 6, Saturday night.
EUGENE'S NEW RESIDENCES-
2.
CHAMP CLARK SAYS
BRVAN FOR PRESIDENT
II.»Ml HF MIL
M RM. <
The above Is • cut of the residence
of Mr. and Mrs C A Burden, built
at th.
e
Laurence streets during the year
CASTCRIA
Thi Kind Y
Ahrap Bcrçtt
R
wnere me micoi uiovuit,
cake, hot-breads, cniéts
or puddings are required
i^oyal is indispensable.
I (RoXZIr
BakinaPowder
AbselatetyPure
aui.BOO.
<1lNt WORKERS
VESSEL SIGHTED
REPORT
Williams to the United States senate.
à ”
Not only for rich or fine food
or for special times or service.
Royal is equally valuable in the
preparation of plain, substantial,
every-day foods, for all occa
sions. It makes the food more
taéty, nutritious and wholesome
FAILED TO OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
RESCUED AFTER
FORTY-SIX DAYS
Boise, Jan. 21.—The Capital State
Bank of Idaho, limited, of this city,
failed to open its doors this morning.
At a directors' meeting last night it
was decided that temporary suspen
sion was necessary, owing to recent
heavy withdrawals of deposits. The
expert accountant who advised the
action expressed the opinion today
that the bank is solvent, and will pay
dollar for dollar.
Reports reflecting on the stability
of the bank have been in circulation
for two months, and helped to pre
cipitate the failure.
When Its last report to the state
bank examiner was made In Decem
ber the deposits aggregated nearly
»1.560,000. George T. Ellis is pres-
Ident and Horace Neal cashier, sever
al prominent local financiers being
stockholders.
A petition for a receiver will be
filed today. The bank asked the as
sistance of the clearing house asso
ciation some time ago, but after an
examination it was decided that no
help could be given. The bank asked
for »25o,000 to tide It over until Its
assets could be realized upon.
Ely, Nev., Jan. 19.—After having
been entombed 46 days in the AJpha
shaft of the Giroux mine, A. I). Bai
ley. P. J. Brown and Fren Ms Don-
aid have been rescued.
At 8:30 o'clock last night Bailey
was brought out. Fourteen minutes
later McDonald' eame to the surface,
while ten minutes afterward Brown
was brought up-.
Whistles all over
the district blew Loudly, while crowds
cheered in the streets of Ely and ev
ery bell in the town was ringing.
"Ah!" This was the first exclama
tion of Bailey when he reached the
outer air. Without another word he
tottered forward into the arms of
Comrades who stood ready to assist
him, and
to the change room
*"*
---■ was ■ led ■*-
of the Alpha shaft, where in a few
minutes he recuperated.
Williams Indian
Pile Ointment
will cure blind, bleeding and itching
piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
Itching at once, acts as a poultice,
gives Instant relief.
Williams’ In
dian Pile Ointment is prepared for
piles and Itching of the private parts.
N. L. Fltihenry today sold 39 bales Sold by I.tnn Drug Co., by mail 50c
of hops to T. A. Livesley for 5 % and »1.00.
Williams Mfg
Co.,
cents per pound.
props., Cleveland. O.
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