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o THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD VOL. 1- lltdXt:, ORE».ON, Till Ibim MINNESOTA SETTLERS FIGHTING FOn LIVES M'BRIDE AND IXFNINC., M til Nt It III 11». IUOM ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦++♦♦ * ♦ <■ SHOWERS PROMISED FOR TOMORROW ♦ ♦ ♦ Portland, Sept. » Ore + + ♦ gon Fair, except showers in ♦ northwest portion tonight; ♦ warmer. Thursday, showers; + ♦ southerly winds. Washington—8howers to ♦ ♦ ♦ night and Thursday, warmer ♦ ♦ tonight. Southerly Winds. Idaho—Fair in southern ♦ ♦ CAPTAIN AMBI.F OF CITV FORCE ♦ portion, shower» in northern ♦ ♦ portion tonight and Thurs ♦ REt'El VEH THREE Bl 1.1.ETN day; warmer iu northern por ♦ ♦ i Washington. Sept, 9.—There is a right to indulge in as a citizen, of tion tonight. FROM DESPERA DO, WHO ES- ♦ j widespread interest In i the Ruck the conduct of one of the officers of ♦ CAPES—COMPANION ♦ LANDED ♦ the government, and that the order IMPORTANT LABOR CASE IN COURT WASHINGTON : Duluth, Sept. ».—Improved condl- threatened with loss of life though Seattle, Sept 9.—The first prima UM* fjllow a nlght of terror on the :hey take ry election under the new law was More than a thousand real- refflA®.on t5le ^each tried yesterday, and the count is pro nwe*- ’ot Hibbing after « night-long north' XeYe’’«alkinTlnto'oratt gressing very slowly owing to the SS great length of the ticket. Incom effort, successfully fought back th« Marias, burned an t exhausted, with plete returns indicate that Senator f'.mes and the reports are this morn-' I'81’118 of their m ■ valuable belong- Vnksny carried King county by 50#0 „ ings on their ha.-k. ...» , k „ i _ . In* that the town is safe. At Bovey, ings on their hacks, and their fam Aurora Nashwauk, Buhl, Wrenshall ilies dragging wearily along behind nor, first choice, with Cosgrove giv nnd several smaller towns all-night them. The woods are as dry as tin ing him a hot race for second choice. Spokane candidates though Leo John der. as there has been no rain in the There is no opposition to Repre son, of Sunnyside, may overcome hts itruggles were maintained against shore country for fourteen sentative Humphrey in this district lead by the eo untry vote. the fires. This morning the wind is north weeks. and he is renominated. dying down and the fires appear to ( | From several parts of the state re Jones Is Is-ading. h. gradually burning themselves out, I ports that Judge Chadwick (Dem.) is Seattle. Sept. 9—Late returns from although great vigilance Is still be- CONVICT KILLED IN leading the supreme court ticket, and tug maintained. j ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE Root and Crow are keeping well up. 32 out of 39 counties indicate that Jones defeated Ankeny for Cnited At present the dramatic Incidents ' ’ States senator . around ___ Sacramento. Sept. 80.—At the t of the fire promise to develop Reports from Spokane The Democratic vote Is light In the Grand Marias. The steamer ‘ Gopher ~ ’ ®°ni penitentiary toijay a convict Spokane, Sept. 9. Reports from absence of any serious contests and hu gone to the. rescue of settlers 1 named Barrett was __ _____ shot ____ and killed Tuesday's primary election indicate no figures ou the result are obtain »long the north shore who are com- while making a break for liberty, the selection of Wesley L. Jones as able. pietely cut off from communication! the Republican nominee for senator by telephone or telegraph. The last A. Welch announced yesterday that in place of Levi Ankeny. Rather than go to school Winifred host from there reported the flames 1 work will begin next Monday on Al a 14-year-old Spokane The count for second choice for Thayer. rushing in with great speed and grad- bany’s electric street railway system. governor shows that Cosgrove has a schoolboy shot himself with auicid- uilly hemming in the inhabitants of The first line will cover the present strong chance of success. Ex-Go ~ ver- al intent, using a small calibre rifle. the little village, who number about route of the horse car line, extend nor McBride is running strong ln The stock of the weapon had been COO. Other than those at Grand Ma ing through the business section of this section over Governor Mead for sawed off, apparently with the pur rlas there are along the north shore First street and out Lyon street to first choice for that office. pose of making the weapon handler of the lake many settlers who are the Southern Pacific depot. For congress Poindexter leads all in the deed of self destruction. STANDARD PATTERNS ALWAYS THE BEST—I Oc and 15c Suits and Skirts For Women who desire styles that are distinctive beautiful as well as practical Fall Suits from $16.00 to $60.00 Fall Coats from $10.00 to $50.00 New Silks Our have on sale beautiful new weaves Clothing We colors and designs in fall and winter silks also superb black taffetjs, 36 inches wide Depart values fully 25% better than has been shown. The assortments are numerous ment almost every wanted color of the season Hart, Schaffner rich stripes for waists, pretty patterns for suits. NEW BURMAH SILK with mcsseline finish, 27 inches wide, colors blue, green and tan, the yard $1.50 PERSIAN STRIPES for waists, exclusive patterns, no two alike, 5 yard length», the pattern $6 to $7.50 PLAIN COLORED MESSELINE in all wanted shades, 90c to $1.25 Marx SKINNERS SATIN the kind guaranteed for two season s Varsityfsack^suit. There’s distinction m it. a I here s no style for men so popular. Other makers imitate it. other dealers sell the imitations, but they lack the style ar.d miss a good thing if you wear, colors and black, 36 inches wide the yd $1.50 BL a CK TAFFETAS, 36 inches wide, best values we have ever shown, the yard____ $1.00 and $1.50 New Dress Goods the all-wool quality ¿on’t see and wear these clothes. i he fabrics this fall are very fine brow ns and greens *’ith almost invisible stripes in harmonious colors. We can fit you perfectly in these goods, either a suit Creations of rare beauty unexcelled in richness of color, in values the have no counterpart, invisible stripes arc prominent, solid colors most numerous, all new and leading shades, stock is complete ready for your inspec tion, an early choice will be to your advantage the yard .........-.......................- 50< to $1.50 Broadcloths $1.25 to $3.50 or an overcoat. NEW B’LTS Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner A Marx Ovcrco ts or Suit»s From $10 to $30 hen wiil you be in to lock them over-come t 3 1 Stove A- Range case, iu which the | and decree herein passed JAII. BY CAV I AIN FLAMMER company _ _ is seeking _ to have the i were never Intended to take away American Federation of Labor. Pres from him his right as an American Fl TILE ATTEMIT TO »«CAPE ident Gonipers, John Mitchell and citizen, but only intended to prevent the doing of acts styled unlawful had other labor leaders punished for con tempt of court, and although the pursuant to a supposed lawful con- ' I-o* Angeles, Sept. 9.—In a desper court has not convened. It Is not cer »piracy to Injure. That there never, ate shooting affray with two burglars tain that the case will be tred now existed any conspiracy, combination, or postponed until the October term. agreement or understanding which at Ninth street and Grand avenue, at Interest Is added to the case by rea resulted in any degree in bringing about 11» o'clock this morning. Cap the publication of said edito son of the fact that the chief of coun about tain Walter Auble, of the city force, sel for the Federation is Judge Allo t rial, but that the passing of the de B Parker, former Democratic can H- cree had raised a new issue, to-wlt: was shot three times and probably fa date for president. Besides Judg ■ whether the court had acted within or tally Injured Captain Flammer. who Parker there is present a notable ar without the limits prescribed hy Jus was with Auble, escaped uninjured. tice; that this Issue, which was one One of the men, Fred Horning, a ray of counsel. incidentally relating to the pend • haffeur, was captured and taken to The injunction which the labor only leg case, but which might have been leaders are accused of vl dating s raised by a case between entirely dlf- the police station, but the man who one which was Issued last year, pro frent parties quite as well, was the did the shooting escaped, his name being given given as Carl Sutherland, hibiting the Federatlonlst ithe Fed Issue discussed by him formerly a waiter at the University eration's official publication) from only Mr. Gonipers grows facetious In re Club ‘ advising organised labor that the Flammer and Auble had previous Buck company is "unfair'' to Its em plying to the charge that he favored ployes. or from otherwise advising or the boycott ten years ago. saying that ly surprised Horning and Sutherland not being a clairvoyant, he could not In their room«. The officers started ganized labor of this alleged fact. The answer of Messrs. (tampers, then have known of the decision In with their captives to take the car at and Grand avenue. Mitchell and Morrison to tbe con this case, and urging that no expres Ninth street tempt proceedings was filed this sion used by him at that time can be While waiting for a car Southerland morning In it they asked that the construed as in contempt of so re suddenly whipped out a large revol ver and fired three times at Auble. Issues be tried by Jury, and not by cent a decision as the one Involved The request for a Jury trial was ex- Sutherland then fled and Horning Justice Gould alone. For the most also attempted to get away, but part Mr. Gonipers admits th« correct- , ; pressed as follows: "Further answering, this respond Flammer captured him and succeed ness of the assertions from his speeches, Interviews and editorials, ent says that several Issues of fact 1 ed Iu landing him at the station. arise herein a* to the doing or not do Auble has been connected with the but he declare« that none of them was intended to be in contempt of any de ing of certain acts as to the motive department for more than twenty and the Interest with which such acts years and was one of the best known cree of the court. The principal charge made In the | were committed, and as to whether ¡officers in the Southwest. t li. Mime were < ommltted. If commit petition refers to criticisms of the in junction made by Mr. Gonipers iu an ted at all. In violation of the order or editorial, In which he characterized decree of this court that such acts are the injunction as an invasion of the of a nature properly to be Inquired liberty of the press and of the right into by a Jury, Involving as they do of free speech, and further said.lt a question of criminal or quasi crim would be impossible to comply with inal Intent, as to which the unwrit all Its tern»». Replying to this charge ten law of this country anil England 8. W. Herman, a pfomfnent Port Mr. Gonipers, Mr. Mitchell and Mr. recognized a Jury representing the sense of the body of the community Io lid capitalist. who came to Eugene Morrison united In ■ Ing: as superior to the opinion of a Judge Saturday with the Shrlners, was so "Answering ^he 17th paragraph of th« petition this respondent s-iys that selected because of his special quali favorably Impressed with the ap fications ns a lawyer; therefore Is pearance of the city that he remained th- editorial therein referred to Is puHHeil for several days, a guest at the home only to li t understood properly and sues should be formed to be of Hon. 8. H. Friendly, for the pur .in Its entirety nnd he accordingly for upon by a Jury.” A|>|H,illt<«l. Examiner pose of investigating condition» here be full contents thereof refers to the' When the case was callad J udite with a view to making Investment* in files of this court. He denies that ■ all editorial constituted in any re Gould decided to appoint an exam- real estate. He returned home to he co’ntemnt' of'c'mrt" 7>7thit '-er to take testimony, and William day to confer with his business asso spect the c "n any degree dtsreapectlve or Herbert Smith was designated to per- ciates and It Is highly probable that It was I..---- ’ ___ - -- — form that service. they will soon Invest a large sum of the action of the court. On the - con , .u ...... .... 1 Thirty days were given each side money In property here. trary, he says It contained such fair cr'|t'lcisnUas"^'« had f'ir th" purpose of )■■■«! Imon v. •■rd temperarte i.'. .J.— 1 i PORTLAND CAPITALISTS A display that is meeting with greater success than we have ever enjoyed. Competent salesladies are ready to show you the greatest variety of modes ever shown in this city. 'I vo dresmakers are constantly working making the alterations in the garments we sell. We cannot keep up with the demands. Suits have to be sent out of the house for changes so as not to disappoint. If you would be ready for the S I A I E FAIR secure your suit now. Eugene will be well represented if you wear one of our “Wooltex all wool suits. has in stock the highest grade of ready-to-wear clothing possible to be made by the most skilled labor the world produces. No man will ever wear a more stylish weir made suit than ovr WRIGHT'S NEW WORLD RECORD Washington, Sept. 9.— Judge Alton B. Parker said today that he would not be willing to make the race for governor of New York. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ I Washington, Sept. 9. A new world's record for aeroplane flights was established at Fort Meyer, Va., early today, when Orville Wright cir cled the parade grounds 5X times and remained In the air 57 minutes and 31 seconds. Today he attained Springfield, Sept. 9 The Repub licans of Illinois met today tn state convention and nominated four trus tees for the University of Illinois, se lected presidential electors and adopted a platform. Joseph G. Cannon, speaker of the lions of repriwntatives, was chosen chairman of the convention, and In his spit h urg'd that differences be forgotten and everybody work In uni ty for the success of the state and na tional tickets. There is a small attendance, there being nt» contest» of uny consequence. < ummliiM Gnineil One. po -Moines. Hept. » Governor Cummins gain' d one vote on the first ballot today for United States seaa- STEAMER LEHÜA LOST WITH CARGO ORVILLE WRIGHT the (»Ul' > Invento» I1HH CObU' »red th» air r 1 NEW PULLEY ELASTIC BELTS with ribbon fastening* instead 5Oc of butkles, colorsand black, each LEATHER PULLEY BELTS finely tail ned, nbbon as the above, 75c each ...... ................ NEW NECKWEAR New Persirn Collars, with wide r-ching each . . ........... — New Velvet Ties with drop ornament ends, all colors each fl t ¡runt »* and 4Oc 45c Po O ä New Stetson Hats $4.00 to $8.00 OFFICER VICTIM OF BURGLARS Hampton Bros. New Gordon 55Ô-564 W¿lamette St. WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Each $3.00 Í I’o-'slbly hr *p*ak In »hl. ■ 'it NELSON BESTS GANS IN HARD FOUGHT RATTLE ♦ ♦ << * ♦♦ ♦ A big San Francisco, Sept. 9 crowd witnessed the Nelson-Gans bat- He fur the world's championship to day. the betting odds favoring the Dane. B ith men were In the ring promptly and looked In the pink of condition. Round I Nelson rushed to centre going right after Gans. Gans met him with right uppercut to jaw, and followed it with two similar blows as they broke from a clinch. Nelson forced Gans bark, putting light left to body. Gann «hot right and left to Jaw. Nelson drove hard right to Gans' face, Gan* .retaliating vlth a right chop to Nelson'll jaw Gana then n kerf Nelson's head as r und ended. Gans’ round. Nelson forced (Ians Round 2 around ring; Gans countered with I',-lit t > body and two rights to Jaw. li-lson forced Gans to ropes and then rove him to centre of ring, landing right and left on negro's stomach. Nelson's round. Round 3 Gans shot right and loft to Dane's Jaw aud tried to force hitu to fight at long range. Nelson reach ed Gans’ body with right* and lefts. Nelson's round. Round -I Nelson rushed In but Gans drove him bs'k with right and > Jaw, forcing the Battler to quart err. Nelson forced Gans H-s and landed hard let! and right »wing to the fighting and round < coni- r-arMtiv c ven. Gans landed hard I right 1 rocked Nelson's head In quick succession w 1th but L the r mo re. to «tagger» gong
