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EUUENK OREüON. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL Iß, 1009
NO 15
UNCLE SAM WILL
TURKISH CAPITAL
SELL NO MORE
OLD FIREARMS
Steamer Virginian Strikes a
Rock Alter Many Mi-
Washington. April 14
No mure
will rh«*ap revolutions lu neighbor
llig rouuirl»« lx encouraged by th»
w manner
tin
»asw
lu which It bus been
poealble to purchase old arms of th»
p«Mxn*le
I’nlte.f tttntea
Order» ♦ ave b«xn la
a<i»d bl the war dopar1
* stopping
the ealo of dlecnriled
Sailors Jom Mutineers, and the
Judge Harris, of tho circuit court, at 2 o'clock this after
noon handed down a decision In the injunction case of 8 8m<*cde
ct al vs. the City of Eugene, which is the suit brought
to restrain the mayor and council from proceeding with the
building of an electric power plant on tho McKcnsie river, Judgt-
M L Pipes and City Attorney J M Pipes appearing for the city,
and Thompson & Hardy and Woodcock A Potter for tbe plain
tiff.
In his decision, which was verbal. Judge Hurris finds for the
city on every legal point involved tn the controversy, and dis
misses the application fnr n permanent injunction. Il is not
Known al this lime whether the plaintiffs will take an appeal to
the supreme court.
l'ha-t Milppy l*Vs><c»te«
Obtengo M m RI '•
rh ,” r
lice Nhlppy was one of the eotuplalui
anta to the «at doparIment against
the custom of selling old rifle» In
dlacrltnllialely
Much
trouble baa
ti«burg (prll It
Following a
r«*»ult«*d Ihervfrum In title vl.lnliy
accidents and after a tern
»oyage the steamer Virgin
I ,‘inclnnatt to Pittsburg, was BALLINGER
rec ked late last night un
TO SPOKANE
I lo river at Wellavllle. Ohio
mt wa» the large«! plying In
th* upf ■q»r r Ohio, and went down af*
t»r wi mg a rock and tearing a
Washington. I» (*..
April
The pasemn- tierretary Ila I linger of the Interior
Ur<* h .- tn the hull
tubrrlng
fifty,
were
highly
Ia* partmeni ha» promised to attend
grf •
.« as the result of minor accl
If poaulble and make in address at
I dents «arller tn the evening and t*» the National Irrigation Congres» al
ram* panic stricken ao (hat wlth dlf- Spokane neat August
Hcutty. the rrrw ft 71 rnea rewtrala-
Attbougb bandlcapp«d by
•d them
Tío U lexl Market»
dsrkncw». a high wind and drvuchlua
fh trago ♦ orli II
• I 1* I-» for
rain the crew managed to place tbe
I passengers safely In boats and pul May. Jub. II IT » ’ ». Hept 110»
th. tu «shore
From there the^ were 3-S; He. . Il 07 !-♦
taken M'antily dad to the fire on
Tacoma April I <
Kap»rt blu«
(tne house at Mellsvtllw. Ohio, and
stein. 113 1. club, I Il red. Il «1
later to a hotel
Th- paswngers were brought to milling bluestem. J Ji lo JI Ji
this >A*v today by railroad, none lb«
John l.lndsay went by elea« to Ce
worse for their eaperteUCe. but srewt-
dar Flat
f |y »set ted
nor Mishaps
IS
COMING
The Kayser Silk Gloves
With Double Tipped
Fingers are Ones to Buy
Of cm me buy other maksw It you can't
get th.' b»»t
but buy the "Kaywer' Glove
If you can. and you can It you will com»
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Wo . 1st 11 1
a «•»« shipment ot
this celebrate«! and bsxt known glove. We
ran give you black, while, tan. mod»,
i.rav and navy
A guarantee g*«sx with
every pair
We sell aay ot the above col
ors in two clasp at. the pelr.......... &0c
BELTS TO MATCH YOUR SUIT
Yea. almost any abode you may desire,
black, brown, tan. navy, cresm. gray, bur-
gundy and different »had»» of thee» col
ors Elastic is very popular, but *» have
many other matcrtals mad» into bells,
■ r: .
■ AUtlful
Also wash belts In
white and colors Fries« 25c to $2 5J
THE COLORED EMBROIDERIES
ARE CHARMING
These *» have In narrow widths up to
»<,m» «labor»’» patterns, wld» ,-nough for
a skirt l»ngtb
Embroidered ban Ja and
Price. Ibw
Insertions to match tbe »dgvx
1 0c to $5.00
ALLOVER EMBROIDERIES
Suitable for shirt waists, come in beau-
*!ful Persian colors, also In white, th«
65c to $4.75
yard
LACES ENOUGH TO STOCK AN
EXCLUSIVE LACE STORE
If you cannot find th» lace you may d«-
sire It w*<ul4 s»*em uselmas to look elaw-
where, as our assortment la Immetta»
Sew bands. lnw»rtlons. both light and
h*avy. also whir and narrow. Allover
lac- nets, white, cream and color». Just
g I K»k and It will be to your ad
vantage. I x<»s from 3 12c io $1.00
t •*-. » from
85c to $5.00
plan lait!at«*d by the city is to de
ve!»p power to run its pumpe, and
-U )» <l«lniod
thw plaintiffs that
COURT S DECISION the <■!'.y does not have toe pjwer to
do this
Kit.G EDWARD AND I Ht WHI3HT BROTHERS.
' I think applying th» rule of eon-
which the law tq<|ulr<-»
F«w Aioerleau» bave eser altra tisi thè attcull**«, ft tire nomar* bs
In this case of He»»4» the City • tructi n
Furepe ». bave tl>« W tight twofherw. twveutura *«r tlie »e,,q>lai»c II-Uh Xl',g of Kugrne and other» being th» a»» shall l-e applied, that the elty of Eu
ld»«nl uf Enfiami sud King Atfocuw. -*f hpaln )<>uri«ey«d t» FV»e>*«■ tu vii la which th» Plaintiff» seek 1« »nloin gen» baa the t>o*»r tu Initial« the
ue»» tbe trwts ,,f II«* «empiane sud Hslenesi wlth eagrrnetM tu tbw »apisu»II.» th» defendsms from carrying to on» plan «bleb the city costempUitaw
Now I
<*f II» lue hniil»,i, hy tbe imetilorw
King Edward piunouueed II thè uwxt plellon the plant that has been te carrying to completion
du n>>t think II can be said under
retnarhable uhs imo « al luvevitum lu «he wurld and tu, II»«! tbe »♦righi bruthecs ferret* to lu the trial of thl» case as th« provisions of the charter Ihat
1«, «lati K us I mim I »1» gire deiuousirwthuis tie|«>rw tbe «ru,y and uavy »ugiuser» the Revet Plant
‘The first qo»xtlon that presents when th» city purchased th» plant
Itself for consideration s whether which It now owns, speaking of It
ur not lb» (‘fly of Eugen» has the as a legal qucwlkm. that it was a
power and authority, under Ils char- r» mplet» and adequate waler pl»nt
The (»uguahe oi our> paragraph
let, to construct » p<>w»r plant for
the purjaxe of generating electricity of serf Ion 10» refers Io the purchase
to run the pumps which are used la uf wa.er work», as the purchase of
pumping waler Into the system no* ' »titling water works or portion»
there- f." and »• a legal question. It
owned by the city.
If the lit*
Euge ne d**»» not p«»*»»»» that |M,««r. ran not bw said that an attempt upon
then the a«'ia cum plained ct in tbe ths part <rf the city to provide for
complaint would b» void, and the (>O**r to op, rate ' Ita pumpa la so
vlcUUlIff» would be entitled to the ing b«-yond What li ie no* adequate tur
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In
other
relief *bl<h they ask
It. however. a complete water system
Ihe power Is conferred upon the rlty words. II. in the - judgment t of th»
to <*u tn» acts which la» plaintiffs elty authorlll»» ut ! Fügen». Il la nec
There Is a reason why we sell so many
Ile present eo .tip
to MM
This Is a quest'op running through yoUr
complain of then there would be a '
Women's Huhs, and g«»>d reasons why we
cúmplela
water
mind frequently
Wo ,»n e-dte <h*> qu*»»
further riueetlon to consider, and that meat to make a
We hare th« good» to dell*
are leaders
tlon If you will give u» » chance
If It
is. as to whether er not the city *»y works, the court cannot say that the
»r at the right price
W« can »«11 you
should lie S dtO«a for more commuti •«-,*
Thea« you
Its constituted aulhorillcx. Is < »wer- city la rseweding the authority con
Wuollex or lot Vogue Hulls
ur for the children's srh'Mil dre*«MW. Wo
I think. «.» I say
clalhrf the power conferred by ♦ he ferred up« n It.
know are the very best make of women a
construction
can sho
you a fin« line of gingham In
tbe applying lbw rule of
»Ulla
Of course we ran supply you with
charter w'■
the limits «’
that section 106 of the Charter of
blue, plug, gray and (an. «becks, stripe
charter
th« ordinary kind such as you can find
and plain cetera, also plain ginghams
anywhere, Hut f«»r good good* we lead
Abd Ihe third qu«x*.Ion
which the City uf Eugen» Confer» upon th«
with pretty contrasting borders Th«
would be presented (nr coa»ld»ra- elty the power and authority to con
We have all the new shade«, or many of
yard
12c
tion 1». H the c|l> has ibe power and. struct a ranal for the purp”* of
them, sod n»w ones constantly cuming in
1» eterrlsing the power Within the carrying water to a »It» that It may
by »»pro«*
Hui's from $15 to $4 5.
A BEWILDERING ASSORTMENT
such as you are liable to pay 13s lu I' *»
limits conferred
by
the charter, sw.eeI for the purpose of S'-iierslIBs
be
trans-
whether or not the authorities of (be electricity, which «» to
for If you are nut careful when you buy
OF
rlty are eserclslng
the
judgmeat mlited to Eugene for the purpose of
A «ide range of r rlors and patlcrna fron»
which the authorillea * t the city ar* «■Iterating pumps and pumping waler
SIZE SKIRTS
«huh to make the soloc-tlou
Hheer H*.
nut only permitted to »ser.-l*», but Into the reservoirs and Into the pip»-
constituting a part of th» system of
lisle»' while ground «lib dainty floral 4»
directed to eserejse
sign» In popular colors, tb» yard
18c
th« question water works now owned by the city
Now. considering
Th»*«’ coin» with 30 io 34 waist tn blark.
Fib«* Hwls*. with prlnte«! fiera! effects, lu
"Now, I he neit question Is as to
first as to whether or trol the power
bro«n »»•! Mt
$4 50 to $10 00
all colors, tho yard
... 25c
He for a whether or not the city S'ltboritles
Is conferred upon the city.
LINEN
SUITS '
II can lx said that the city has the are eicredlng the llmlis of the power
These are ideal garments for a warm
power to do as the city claims It ha» conferred upon II by the charter
day
Htyllsh looking long coals with
• right to do It Is necessary for tbe In connection with that quvwtlon
X<»
wa«h
fabri«
«uliaM
f<»r
•'imani
heavy lace trimmings, soft pretty shade«
rlty to be able Io place Ils finger one of the issues r. l»,*d by the plead
«•Utrr CAmirtQl» thrttl IltK’h
Ur hatv A
of pink. tan. blue bile, r.xe and wru.
upon language lu Ils charter from ings was as to en«'.her or no* !■
bvAUllfuI
linwh
rr»rttih!ln<
pongrw»
ihrtire
In plain colors, also tan. btu». green and
which It ran tx »aid the authority to was safe «>r, wise ■•r practtesole lo
ihr humfl
In
b!u«»
pink hl io. n«w
black atrlpes Hull
$5 00 to $20.00
act is derived
It the charter of divert the water f. m thè McKent!»
br<>«ti ecru and kh ), ih«1 >ar«l
4 5c
ih»
th» city d«xs not confer the power, river at the paini •lacted by
MISSES’
CHILDREN S
then li cannot be said Ihat the city council, and then eonvcying U on
BOHEMIAN
(M>sse»»ea th» power, and
in cun- down to I he point j«wlgnat«-<l by lh<*
A great help to th» mothers
It lightens
A fabric suitable for suits, a little heavier
«truing any language < f th» char plans as the place for thè «onstruc
the Hprlnlg sewing ' Well made glng
than ordinary fabrics
They c«>ni«< in tan.
ter. in ascertaining whether or n«>t ilou ot the power house If thè city
ham or percale drwagsui for children from
I be ,-gcrclse
<'*err|se c.f
«.f II»
Its su
blue, lavender snd brown, with polka dots
the elty h«» the power, it Is neces comucil. In thè
one year up to a ml»» of l( year». In
and »ven aud broken strip«*» ynr.l
1 5c
sary to apply a rule of construction tbority. d[xv so with discretion. tbat
light, medium and dark color»
Hum»
Slur» iyo6, the authority of the legis Is to •a). If thè city authorit!«*» use
one piece, others two-plev-» sailor ault»
DO YOU NEED CURTAIN NET?
lature to create or amend th» city their Itesi judgmeut In scle«tlng ih,
K m i >
35c to $3 2 5
We are well supplied with wld« •’* ru net
charter has been taken away from place <>f divcraiun. In ad«>ptlng Ih,
used so much for curtain» with wide
the legislature and conferred upon plans a» to tb<* «anni, powerhouse
WRAPPER
transmission lines, i, and
use
thè!*
heavy lace insertion Io match, net, th»
th« peopl« living within the bound
.New lot Of dark-colored |xreale dre»*,-s
arl<*» of any city
In-other words, judgment honestly f, then there la no
yard
35c to 40fl
for the hous». mad» neatly with a wld"
pari - f toe court,
Insertion In,», th» var,t
1 5c
th» auth >rl.y to amend the charter uuthviiiy un th,- Pari
flounch <>ti th» iMittom
si anti $1.25
is conferred ui»>n th«* people living to aay that the euuncll should adopt
In other words. It
within th» boundaries of th» city. some other plan
Kserclalna that
constitutional au the city evert lees Ils dl>« i«dlon h III
thority, the people of Eugene, by estly It Is hone of the court's li'isl
an election held
April
IS.
ISOM, ue»s whether th,- city in acting wise
t he city council la per
amend»,! Its rlty charter, and by th» ly or not
pruvlslous of section 10k. author mitted to egercise Ila discretion and
ity was conferred upon th» city with a» lung as II doe* It honestiy. the
reference to water v* rks In this ruurt la without authority and with
out power to interfere
The evi
language
"For Ihe purpose of securing ♦ dence In this ease discloses that the
i-omplet" and adequate water plant city authorities hav«* used their best
judgment in that matter.
Cows-
for the City of Eogen» and Its ll>
habitants.
Including
real
estate, quenti), the question a» t* whethet
rights of way. easements In land» and •ir not the plan selected Is the best
witter rights, whether Within or with plan Is without and beyond the juris
Now. that be
out the city limits. nw<'«sary for ih» diction of the court
eonairnetlon and operation of *ali! Ing true. If the lly has authority to
arc* using their
system at.d for rolhvtlng. ronlm ting do thin, aud If th
amt distributing said water, and all Inst ju.lrfiue.it. then, ne.-essarlly. the '
ilamt, r, »<*rv sirs.
pipe«,
corn!,tits, Plalntlffa In this case cannot prevail.
There Is one question which is
■ tructurea and appliances of every
City of
klt.il rt*.iaonabl* and
nrresaary
to presented In the case of the
»al,! system, th,* said city Is author- Eugen«* vs. Millican that 1» a, t en-
lie J to Issue and sell Its negotiable tlrcly free from uncertainty at thl«
as to
bond» to th,* amount necessary for time and that question Is
such purposes, not »»<■»,-illna In th** whether or not the city can con-
iggregate the sum of lliiii.ono. and d* tun th« land by an action In the
circ uit court, when the mod«* for ex
the snld common *ouncll la hereby
nnthoriaed t-> maintain such suit», ac ercislng the power of eminent do
FULL TEXT OF
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Of What Material
Goods Seen in
the Ready-to-wear Shall I Make My
Department
Wash Suits
EXTRA
STOUT PEOPLE
PONGEE LINEN
AND
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READY-TO-WEAR DRESSES
PERCALE
DNEN
BOX KETCHEL
IN OCTOBER
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New York. April It
Jack
Johnson and Stanley Ketcbel
were matched today to boa S®
rounds for the heavyweight
before the Colma Athletic
Club. October li. ISOS
The fighters will rewire
to per cent of the groaa re
ceipts. to be divided 65 and
3 5 per ceni to winner and
loser
Articles sere formal
ly msued today.
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GUESTS ESCAPE
FROM BURNING
HOTEL IN TERROR
Asheville. X' C April !(.--RouM*d
from their »lumbers at an »»rly hour
this morning by an alarm of fire. 7S
cuesta of th.
ishlonsb e K,-nl'«orth
Inn. three m!,«s from thl» city, bare
ly had tino- I«» d<»n scanty article« of
clothing and m. ke their «*s»ai«e from
th,- burnit
.«Hiding
Several i»er-
sons we*e Injured by jumping from
windows
1 he lew» la «-stimateci at
»300.000.
SPRINGFIELD CARS
TO START SOON
DRESSES
If you will take the time to look over the New
Spring Suits.
Suits Clean C ut, Smart, Correct in
Style, of Good GJu<r$lity in Fabric anc 1 Tailor
ing, and Accurate in l it-
1 hese are the
important things that our Hart, Schaffner
& Marx Clothes give a nun; and they’re
_ exactly the things you want.
There’s no reason why you shouldn’t have them; we’ve got the c'othca
here lur you, and they're arc ready to wear, and they fit, and
they’re easy topiy br. Yajoj^ht tj wj »> n: o thi n:v, late
models, and some of the smart new colors and pattern«
springfixd
JOHNSON WILL
FOR
WASH
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COTTAGE GIOVE
(‘oust antltiople. April
l<
('on-
atautlnople 1» quieter this riior..ltig
after the elc'Itltig occurrence« of yes
terday and business Is being grad
ually mu med
A majority of tba
garrison, however, »'ill «cup!«-» a
pmriUon in front of tb«* chamber of
deputies and tb« war office where
It awaits the formation of a n«w cab
inet
Th« night however. was one of
alarm
Th« troops have bo«u grant*
rd practically nil th«lr demands. In
cluding the dismissal of the grand
vUler
Imte this aft«rn<M>n detachments
of sailors cam« ashore to Join the
mutineers, and the panic among th«
people was renewed to Incr, a»ed
proportions Hands of soldiers snd
other malcontents are parading th«
BtresiB of Htaffiboul and Pera. two
principal quarter» of th» city «Ith
fist-d bayonet», and rapid ftr» tuna
have been mounted on
Htamboul
bridge
Xo official
announcement
wa»
made today regarding the formation
of a new cabinet.
WASH DRESSES
You Will Understand
Why We Enthuse Over
ÿ Our Clothing Department
S» Hart SchsFnc» A M«»
Soldiers Patrol Prm
opal Streets
Suits $15 to $30
HAMPTON’S
H irt, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Where Cash
Ikats Credit
Ml
lions ami proceeding» as mar t»<* nrc-
essnrv to »eciire by condemnation or
otherwise A11 Innds. Interest* In la*. Is,
<*m«•iii*uts and waler rights herein
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after mentioned and to make pay-
menta for the same.'*
"There ar» tome tddlllonal pro-
visions In that »am,* section with
ret**renc< to the purchase of exist
ing waterworks <n portions thereof,
amt under Um! authority, th,* people
of Eugene [iiirrhased from ihe Wil
lamette Valley Company a system
of water works then owned by the
The
Wlllamotki, Valley Company.
piirrhase, however, did not embrace
either a waler, nr a steam or an elee-
trie power for the purpt.so of <>|>er-
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lit other word»,
ntlng Its pumpa.
Ihe city owñi by Its purchase only
the »«•»tetti for distributing the wn-
lur. inclutUng the reservoir, «nd nt
the preceni time the city oblnliw It»
power by purchase from th«« Wil-
lamette Vali* > Company
"Now, of course, the object of the
(Coutlnueil ou Pane Twelve.)
RICHARDSON CALLS
MEETING OF BOOSTERS
HERE FOR APRIL 28
If J M t.amb'rth’s ca'cnlations
are carried out the tirst »:r; ,*t car
to run to the Springfield bridge will
I»-- n< M S-tud ««
A regular -i hed-
ulc. however, will not be run for
some time a» the track will have to
b«- ballasted.
.Mr l.amblrth. who Is manager of
the Willamette Valley Coni;ur.) and
of the Portland Eugene A- Eastern
railway, returned fr ui Portland 'as:
night, » h« re he orJertd the I; >t ma
terial for the track extension
PRESIDENT LEASES
SUMMER HOME
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Washington. April it -
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♦ Official an noti n«-e meni was ♦
♦ made at the White lions, lo ♦
♦ da.” that the president had ♦
♦ leased as a summer home th«* ♦
♦ cottage of Robert 0 Evans at ♦
♦ Woodside
1'olnt.
Beverly.
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FIVE WERE KILLED
IN MEXICAN RIOT
llerald'a ctfrreapandent at Torreon,
Mex.. thirty 11111,-» from Velnrdena.
where riots occurred
Saturday In
connection with a religious parade,
reports that one rural«* on«* woman
and three men were kill«*«!
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Tom lllchiirdRon has calle«! a met ♦
ing of the mañanera of all th«* com ♦
mercial and promotion organisations ♦
of th«* slate to meet In Eugene on *
April 2» for one day. Th«* puriHise ♦
of th<* meeting I» to «’ttchnnge Ideas ♦
and method» with each other, and to ♦
form and co-ordinate the men ns ♦
boo*- era for the whole »tale ns Well ♦
as for Individual section».
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The meeting will lie under th«* ana- ♦
plees of the Oregon ¡tevelopuii-.ú
League.
Xu program h.ta yet been ♦
arranaed.
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FOR FOMORItOW
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Oregon
Fnir.
excepting
showers In th,« northern |»or-
tion tonight and Tuesday.
Washington -Showers
to
night and Thursday; warmer
In eastern portion
Idaho Showers tonight In
north rn portion; fair In the
southern portion.
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