Eugene weekly guard., February 27, 1908, Image 1

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CJNGRESS VOTES
IMPRESSIVE services
OVER MURDthu ?°'CST
nearer. Feb. 26.’—With the solern- we live and its outraged aid ¡•■s.tened
,nd reverence due his holy po- bond of law. Crimes meh us that
¡L and character, the body of of last Sunday are assaults on no
mere individual; they are against
Father Uo Heinrichs was taken you and me and all of us. They -,.rik •
at Elizabeth's Catholic church and wound law and justice In h -r ho­
breathes the
...“ ly sanctuary whenc
nlaced on tne train to oe taken very life of the civilized state.
M8p»PteX- * ■>' where
praQ-
"Father Leo was struck down, the
murderer confesses, becaus? h- was
Fa^ra have
The procession was a priest, and not for any fanci d
headquarters,
„„j witnessed by thous- grievance or imagined Injury that
stable and , was
stooJ bareheaded as the tne murderer bad received from him.
aids who sine'
had
while five thousand He never knew the dead pri. s
».’her.»! aah.'ut the church awaiting never spoken with him; their llv»,
£e conclusion of the a?rvlcw. Sol- except in that one dread moment of
.n hi') Hit! s was r. cited-and the blood and sacrilege, hal nev »r t in li­
re highly impressive. Rev. ed. Nor did he kill him. as •iriesis
Sthe; William O’Ryan delivered the have been killed, in hatred of his
But the fiend knew
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mon, in which he highly special creed.
that the priest was some outward
eulogized the martyr <1 priest.
symbol and present ambassador of
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Xu liuimssiuned Orator.
that only authority by which kings
Rev. Father O’Rjan said in part:
That any sermon is attempted on reign and magistrates execute justice
this aolemn occasion is not beenuse and human law rears itself in awful
of Father I-eo, the simple Franciscan dignity and finds its sanction the
!rtar who is dead, titf even because authority and government of Goa.
of the high offence ag-in.f It • Al­ And because the murdered had re-
mighty Father of us ;U1, who lives,
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but because of the siciety, In which
RAILROAD REDUCtS
OPERATORS' SALARY
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Washington , Feb.
26.—
♦ A favorable report on the
♦ bill of Humphrey, of Wash­
+ ington. providing for a gov­
+ ernment exhibition at the
+ Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposi­
+ tion at Seattle in 1909 was
+ t ■day ordered by the house
♦ committee on industrial
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Butte, Feb. 26 A St. Paul
Minn., dispatch to tile Mi­
ner says that th. Northern
Pacific has declared its Inten­
tion of reducing the scale of
wages paid its telegraphers
from $5 to $10 a month.
Conferences are proceeding
bet we n the railroad officials
and an operators' committee.
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OUR BATTLESHIPS
ARE WELL BUILT
Albany, N. Y., Feb. 26.
The s-nate today rejected the
resolution removinng Otto
Kelsey from
surance.
Fred Warner, of Baker City, is
named as one of the five heirs to his
father's estate in a will which has
Just been filed for probate at Har­
lem, Ill. The estate is appraised at
$140,000.
Washington. Ftb. 26.—Rear Admi­
ral Capps, chief constructor of the
navy, today before the senate com­
mittee on naval affairs replied to a
magazine article written b yllenry
Deuterdahl, in criticism of the con­
struction of
American battleships.
The admiral asserted that American
ships equal the ships of any navy In
the world.
The most dainty creations that are produced by the genius of
master designers are brought out to perfection in wash fabrics
for Women’s adornment. We are showing execellent examples of this work of
art in the large aisortinent of Wash Dress Goods for spring. \\ ill you make ar­
rangements to inspect
insnect the magnificent assortment. It is the largest south of
Portland. Noticeable in the collection and particularly desirable is the
These warm days suggest a change Tn the Un-
We are ready, are you?
SLEEVELESS VEST—
We have a Swiss ribbed sleeveless Vest for
lOc
Swiss ribbed, shaped body, pure white, perfect fit-
ting, each .......... .......................................... ................25c
more charming for a summer gown
than these. We Invite your inspec­
tion
They come In tan, green
and blue with pretty figures
The pattern ............................... $15.00
The much talked of material for net
Waists, brown, navy, black, Cop­
enhagen and white;
The yard .................... 75c to $1.50
Cfeam and ecru net with small dots
•il>d floral designs;
suitable
for
)okea and net Waists,
’I»* yard..................... $■.$• to $2.50
Children's
35c
About which so milch is -.aid. It must
be sien to be nppre dated and no
description can do It justice.
It
may be seen here only,
each............................... $2.50 to $7.oo
The time of year when the extra Skirt is needed,
and must be had. Ours are of Panama in plain
colors. Others in checks, stripes and mixed col­
ors suitable for spring wear; priced very mod­
erately et,
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each ......................................................
tO
LONG SLEEVE VEST—
New tailorel silks. There is nothing
25c
Spring Jackets
Just in by express.
They have the newness In
style and desirable colors; plain colors an 1
strpies.
Each . ..
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$8.50 to $12.50
The Little
Looking Prosperous Things You
You’ll look like pros­
perity if we can
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Need
to wear our
Stock of white pique with pink
Hart
Schaffner &
Marx
Clothes
iuch clothes increase
your business value to
yourself and your asso­
ciates.
They increase your
self respect, too. You 11
find that the knowledge
that your’e wearing all-
wool when your friends
are wearing part cotton
will be worth something
to you.
If we get these clothes
on you we will be doing
you a favor
A Suit will cost $ 1 8.
or if you want a better
one you pay $20 or
$30
blue ends; each ..........................
Collar and
Cuff Sets
Heavy
linen,
fine embroidery
and
collars and cuffs.
New
Veilings
large
All color» net veiling
medium and »mall dotfl:
The yard.....................
Auto
yards long
Where Cash B^ats Credit
TEXAS COURTS OUST
OIL TRUST CONCERN
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Austin, Texas, Feb. 26.—
The supreme court today
maintained the judgment of
the lower court awarding
damages and ouster from the
state of the Waters-Pierce Oil
Company for violating tbe
anti-trust law. The case will
be appealed to the United
Statues supreme coyrt.
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the moment, and as the republicans
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are anxious to clear their skirts of
the responsibility for th«1 regicide,
both shies are glad to have the in­
vestigation smothered. Yet there is
undoubtedly much that could be
cleared up.
ft is a matter of com­
mon knowledge that there were in­
trigues In hfgli and low places before
the tragedy.
St. Louis, Feb. 26.—The police aso
guarding the home of Dr. Julius F.
State of Turmoil.
Menestrlna, a promlnet Italian.
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London, Feb. 26.
Dispatches from letter from the Black Hand has
Lisbon, filtered through the rigid received, threatening the physician
censorship in London, indicate that with decapitation unless $5000 its
virtually a reign of terror exists at forthcoming.
the Portuguese capital, where the
Duke of Oporto, to all practical pur­ +
poses, is acting as absolute dictator. <•
The queen mother is making prep­ +
OFFICIAL FORE« AST
arations to transfer her residence to ♦
FOIC NORTH \V EST
Spain, while the young king tacitly ♦
admits his own inability to rule un­ +
Portland. Feb. 26. West­
der the present conditions.
♦
Rain
tonight
Upon the Duke of Oporto, there­ ♦ ern Oregon
fore. practically develops the task of ♦ and Thursday; fresh south­
erly breeze.
ruling the kingdom.
He has been ♦
Western Washington—Rain
given absolute cammand of al) mili­ ♦
tary forces, and even of the juillce. ♦ tonight and Thursday; fresh
Arrests are made by scores, and no ♦ southerly breeze In the inte­
records made thereof. Suspects are ♦ rior. moderate sou» hw.-steriy
gale along the coast.
being thrown In prison, and kept ♦
Eastern Oregon , Eastern
there with no opportunity to »ee ♦
Washington and
Idaho —
friends or even members of their
families. Many houses have been ♦ Rain tonight and Thursday.
searched and their occupants impris­ ♦
oned.
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All signs point to a revolutionary
outbreak. For this reason the Brit­ HARRY THAW MAV
ish cruisers will remain In the Ta­
NOT i>E FICKF! M2 A IN
gus, and the Spanish troops upon the
frontier.
New York, Feb. 25. KtaUrmentn
emanating from the alienlrfs, who
I have examined Harry Thaw. Indicate*
that nothing short of a miracle will
save Stanford White’s slayer truss
spending the remainder of his Itrfe
In an asylum for the Insane.
It Is said that Thaw is a vfetim ot
of paranoia, which is a pr<wev»<fve*
disease of the mind. Thaw Is entire­
ly In th hands of the state Uiard ot
lunacy and the alienists at Malte wan.
and his fate rests with them. It I k
customary for these officials to re­
port the mental condition of an in­
mate 60 days after he is entered, l^ut
there Is nothing compulsory about it.
NEWS NOTES
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Hampton Bros
THE LATE KING CARLOS.
"Ruler <>f Portugal, who wns ussussi
Dated w hile driving In LI m I hiii .
Lisbon, Feb. 2 6. The mystery be­
hind the murder of King carios and
Prince Louis is not likely to be com-
pletely lifted. The new Portuguese
government prefers that tile crime
should be regarded, both at home and
abroad, as the deed of individuals
carried away by political passions of
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DECAPITATE DOCTOR
UNLESS HF PAYS
14c
Spring Skirts
Spring Underwear
derwear.
Portland,
.— Guilty aw
charged of attempting to blacken the
character of Mayor Lane and ot of­
fending against public decency; sari»
was the verdict returned last night
against Mrs Belle Waymire and K.
E. Radding. The jury in the- ma--
circuit court reached Its decision con­
cerning the highly contradictory tes­
timony in 30 minutes of actual de­
liberation. The twelve men wen;
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back in court within an hour of the
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time of leaving the jury box.
Not only did the Jurors vfndie.it--
Mayor Lane, hut after the order dis
charging them from further service
bad been made, several of them sug-
iiested raising a fund to hire a brass
band and serenade tbe mayor. They
said in no other way could they show
their feeling of sympathy for a man
who hal been so grossly maligned.
One juror offered to subscribe $•> to
such a fund, and others said they
would contribute, lint the st
lions were not actually carried c
Only two ballots were taken b
Jury, one of whom voted for acq
on the first ballot.
Judge Gantenbein took occasl
compliment the twelve men on
A NEW PICTURE OF QUEEN WILHELMINA.
finding. "It seems to me to be i
verdict," he said, "and I believe
! fleets credit upon you gentlemei
Narrow Escape of Prince and Queen
The Hague, Feb. 26. An electric car collided with a carriage driven upon the city.”
by Prince Henry in which was seated Queen Wilhelmina. Three wheels
of the carriage were torn off, but neither the queeu nor prince were hurt.
VEIL OF MYSTERY
WILL EVER SHROUD
MURDER OF ROYALTY
Spring Wash Fabrics
MELKOSE BATISTE— A sheer fabric with dots and floral designs, on
dark and light ground, the yard.-------- --------- ------------------- - -----
FLOSSETTA FACONE— A fabric resembling organdie with printed
figures and a mercerized stripe of white, the yard--------------------------
SAT1N L1SSE—A soft fine material of solid colors, with narrow silk
stripe, all colors, the yard.......... ................... ................. ...........
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The Iowa Lumber Company
prr-
paring to build two sawmill» ui the
Butte Creek timber twit near [hrty.
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In Jackson county, which ft Is expect­
ed the P. & E. railroad will tap this
year.
A dispatch from Txts Angeles says
three hundred and seventy morbauim
in the shops of the Southern Pacific
on the east side have been laid off.
This Is the second batch of employes
on the Los Angeles divfcdon to feel
the sharp retrenchment policy Insti­
tuted by Harriman on every ill via to a
of the Southern Pacific.
That dancing should be regard**!
as a spiritual exercise is tbe theory
advanced by Professor Glraudet, of
QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.
Paris, who has been dcllverrtig lec­
Que. h Amelie, who heroically trie« tures on the subject. He says idle­
to shield her son, the crowu prince ness is the mother of every vice and
PORTUGAL'S DEAD PRINCE.
that the dancing master can do nnrfi
Eldest son of King Carlo», who wat froiu assassins.
to overcome Its demoralizing effict*.
tlalu with bis father.
M. Glraudet is preparing a scheme of
education In which dancing playa a
PEN XL < <>I>E IIII.L
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PASSED Till» SENATE Ing coaches to be serious and hi'tb-
minded in the pursuit of their < ailing.
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