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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1908)
one mile north of the Kay I.amphere was told of the day’s gruesome North Yakitna, May 6.—While at tempting to eject five hobos from a baggage car of the Northern Pacific train early today John Pryor, a brakeman, is alleged to have been thrown from the car by the hobos of another woman for her between Connell and Hatfield and likely that she is also gull was killed. The tramps were arrest murder of her three chll- ed and sent to Pasco. They declare Pryor fell from the train by accident From out of the tangled and sen-; Htional evidence which indicates ins of the Gunness home after the fire monstrous murderers of this age, there developed today the startling theory that the woman did not die in the fire which destroyed her home _ the .___ night _ of April _ on 28, and that she ii”still alive and in hiding, probably LaPorte, Ind., May 5.—That Mrs. Chicago U heat Market • Bella Gunness was responsible for at least five murders before she and Chicago, Mav 6.—Closing prices 1 her “ three children were incinerated May, 11.02 3-4; July, »0 1-8; Sep in the fire which destroyed her tember 87 7-8. home is now the theory of the local authorities, who are attempting to solve the mystery of the barn- Yesterday's baseball scores yard burying ground found on her Francisco, 7; Portland. 1. ruarv, 190... In the rhundei Mountain mining district where his parents had pur chased an Interest in a min ing claim. The body of hii partner was not found, am Martin was released the fol lowing October, While con- fined in jaH he endeavored to secure liberty by burning After his the jail building release he came to Lewiston, and was afterward arrested in Moscow and Wallace on charges of Insanity, being discharged as ihis derange ment was caused by the ex cessive use of drugs. No trace of the partner in the mining claim was ever se cured. REAR ADMIRAL EVANS SOLE AGENT FOR STANDARD PATTERNS BE INDEPENDENT Net Waist Specials.. set out upon Its epochal journey t< the Western seas. | Today the city gave Itself over en- | tlrely to the welcome. Afairs of the i outside world held no Interest that I could match with the coming of the I fleet. Thirty vessels ware In the Impos ing line, stretching far out toward the dimly distant Farallonea, that swept within the gateway. Four- • teen vessels of the Pacific fleet. eight I of them heavily armored cruisers, joined the Atlantic fleet In what was the greatest .parade of warships our navy 'has ever known. Through the crowded harbor the combined fleets, under the command of Rear Admiral Evans, who yesterday flung his flag | again to the breeze from the main truck of the Connecticut, threaded their way to the anchorage grounds, their progress being heralded by nev REAR ADMIRAL THOMAS. er-ceasing blasts qf steam whist hm Otlicer who will command the lleet 1 r float auJ ringing of bella the during Its stay at San Francisco. | arhor ’. ’ No sooner had the fleet reached Its glimpse of the incoming ships, but a ' final anchorage than a committee. representation of scores of cities of carrying Mayor Taylor and the offi California. Oregon, Washington. Ida cials of the reception committee, put ho, Ctah, Nevada. Arizona and other off to welcome Admiral Evans to San states, attracted here by the fame of Franclace. The ceremonies aboard the Connec the fleet whose progress has been watched almost every hour since It ticut were brief and informal. $5.00 Ecrti Net Waist, trimmed with wide insertion, silk lined, special ......................................... Embroidery Specials.. 600 yeards 12 1-2 and 15c embroid ery, edges and insertion; special, the yard .......................... (I< 10% Wash Skirts Graduating Gowns Clothing Department Khaki Suits Jacket In blouse wl skirt; jacket or st the suit .................. The school year is drawing to a close. It has been a year of hard work and no small expense. Many are going to grad uate. It is Important the gown you wear on the last day of your school year be made of the right material. Maybe the expense of such goods is more than you would like it to be just at this time. If it is or not we will make a discount on everv graduating dress of 10 per cent. This will enable you to buy a better gown than you had planned or reduce the ex pense of the one you had selected We have wash materials, wool goods and silks; all want ed qualities and prices. Columbus. May 6.—Judson Har mon was nominated for governor by the Democratic state convention to day. He was attorney-g neral of the United States under President Cleve- Organdies.. Boise, May 6. Governor Gooding today reprieved Harry Orchard nt July 2d. He was under sentence hang Friday of nekt week. The reprieve is the outgrowth 68 inch Organdie, 50c quality, discount price 70 inch Organdie, 75c quality, discount price Eolienne.. 65c silk work eolenne, 28 inches wide, Discount price Silk Muslin.. 32-in. silk muslin; very sheer; $1 quality; discount price iMh Hart, Schaffner & Marx make these clothes for us; tha very stun- king two-button Varsity sack Sult is °ne of the smartest styles shown this year 1 notice the long broad lapel, the perfect shoulders, the hang of I • the frt'.’t Trousers right, too, and JUDSON HARMON bands 1IARRY ORCHARD. the I land's administration, and has fre quently been mentioned as a Demo cratic presidential possibility. Monarch Shirts of almost every color and pattern *ame coat style, each . . gl.OO t«> »2.«M> the board of pardons acting on new matters at the pending session. Frank Wyman. Orchard's attorney, last night petitioned for a reprieve, as the board, which had been called to meet tonight, was advised that Its session could not be held. The gov ernor then assured Wyman that Or- chard would not be hung until the board of pardons had heard his case. Hampton Bros 55Ô-564 Willamette St.. WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT The governor of Porto Rico has recommended to the legislature a law creating a labor bureau on the Island.
