EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD % % VOLUME 30 EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDA Y EVENING, JULY 29, 1909 MARKER’S SHORTAGE FAIR AND WARMER STILL GROWING FOR TOMORROW Ore*»*. Washington i . r **d « ai no i and « The University Summer school will cloae AugiiHt 6. Nearly 100 student* have attended th«- University during Its session, and the faculty is great­ ly encouraged at the prospect for years to come. Heretofore the at- ! tendance ha* been about one-third what it Is now. t The Remarkable Values in Seasonable Dry Goods Marks This Store the Chief Center for July Trading_ _ _ _ _ Whit* Du:k SkirLs $1.25 $4.75. 75c 12-Button Lisle Gloves, black, white, gray and tan: July price............................................................................ 50c $1.00 Colored Voile. July priee...................................... 59c $1.00 Blue Lawn and Tan Voile: all wool, 45 inches wide: July price, the yard a $7.50 tan colored Galatea Suit, skirt with wide band on bottom: clean-up price..................................... $3.75 $7.00 brown or blue Striped Linen Finished Suiting, Skirt with bias fold: clean-up price $3.50 $7.00. $14.00 and $18.00 White Indian Head Suits, well-tailored, up-to-date models: clean-up price one-half .. S3.50 $7.00 and $9.00 $3 50 White Mohair Skirts $1 25 $2.50 and $3.50 White Mohair and $2.50 White Lawn clean-up price, each............................................... $ I »25 $1.75 Long Kimonas For $1.25 $1.75 Long Kimonas, faced with satin; Persian pat­ terns; clean-up price, each................................... $1.25 50c Rompers 25c Pink or blue Checked Rompers, worth 50c; clean-up price, each ........................................ 25c Purchasers are numerous, sales are large, the boys are buying, our profits well, we give them to you. It is our only object now to reduce this stock, and we are doing it, tuu. The dis­ counts we are giving on clothing com­ pel its removal. We Will Sell any Suit in the Store For 20% Discount Included in this sale are the well- known clothes made by Hart. Schaff­ ner & Marx. These ready-to-wear gar­ ments are better than clothes made to your measure that cost you 50'7o Copyright I90F by Hart Sthanner Ar Mirs jPjWGFIttLD cottage GROVE You You You You more. can buy now can buy now can buy now can buy now a a a a $22.50 Suit for $ 18.00 JtD.OO Suit for $ 16.00 $15.00 Suit for $ 12.00 $10.00 Suit for $ 8.00 of a Mob Led by An Washington, July 28.—That hides have been traded for lumber, in preparation of the report on the tariff bill, is reit­ archists erated about the capitol today in connection with the report that the tariff conferees had agreed to the retention of the senate rate of $1.50 per thousand on rough lumber. Senators Nelson ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Madrid, July 28.—King Al- ♦ and Clapp and Representatives Tawney and other senators ♦ ♦ fon*o today issued a decree ♦ and representatives are quite incensed over the change that has ♦ proclaiming martial law and ♦ been made and many assertions are heard that no report for a ♦ the auspenaion of constitu­ ♦ ♦ tional guarantees throughout ♦ higher rate on lumber than the house had fixed could be adopted ♦ Spain. ♦ by the house. The low lumber men in the senate generally have been among the insurgents, who had voted against the bill orig­ inally, and these were hopeless of preventing the adoption of the Madrid, July 28.—The latest official report* from Barcelona indicate that conference report in that body. This state of mind was largely the city i* almost at the mercy of the due to the fact that they did not believe the hide men would mob. Two notorious anarchists are reported to be leading in the rioting, stand with them in opposition to the report. which is accompanied by incendiar­ ism and the destruction of property. Counting nine insurgents who would vote against the confer­ The convent of Merastas was taken ence report on general principles, and whose opposition has been by assault and the church of St. Paul the congregational school* of St. intensified by a decision in favor of higher lumber, the hide men < and i Antonio were burned. Band* of the said they would have eighteen Republican votes against the con­ strikers have been dispatched to the country to destroy the ference report if it favored free hides. The “insurgents,” fail­ surrounding railroad approach-* to Barcelona, in ing to count upon the free hide opponents, say their only hope is order to prevent the arrival of in the house, and the low lumber men there profess themselves troop*. Troops Are Arriving willing to accept the responsibility of defeating the bill if the Barcelona, July 27.—Troops ar* $1.50 rate on lumber stands. They do not, however, believe it arriving to reinforce the garrison here. No newspapers were publish­ will stand. Shot Because of Attention 25c Corset Covers at ... • • • • • 15c 35c Corset Covers at ... 25c 25c Hair Rolls (Rats) at 10c 50c Hair Rolls (Rats) at 10c 50c Children’s Red Cloth Hats at. 25c 2 Boxes 5c Hairpins for.......... .. 5c 2 dozen Pearl Buttons for.... .. 5c I2V2C Striped Gingham for .. .. 10c Good Muslin Drawers for.... .. 25c Swiss Ribbed Vests for......... .. 10c 25c Lawn Kimonas for............ ..20c 65c Jabot Ties for ................. .. 25c 20c Galatea, all colors............ .. 16c 6 Cakes Buttermilk Soap .... .. 25c $1.50 Parasols for................... .. 75c $6.50 Parasols for................... S3.25 Children's 40c Parasols for.. . 25c 25c Sunbonnets for .............. . 15c I2V2C to 75c Summer Goods i/2 Price We are selling for cash—that beats credit prices every time.. 20c Fine Ribbed Hose for.......... 15c 20c Heavy Ribbed Hose for .... 15c 50c Corsets, small sizes, for.... 10c India Linon for.. 20c« 15c. IOc. 5c Answers Cabinet Will Resign Hendaye, France, July 28.—King Alfonso today hurriedly left Sgn Se- l bastion for Madrid. It is rittnored j the ministry will resign in favor of a military cabinet, as the movement j at Barcelona is regarded as clearly , revolutionary. Camps Bombarded Clearly A good many people in Eugene and vicinity know Ed Menroe, and his brother •'Bill," who have figured conspicuously several times in the lo­ cal police court. A report has reach­ ed Cottage Grove that Ed was shot and killed at Spokane a few days ago. The Leader says: Late Monday evening a telegram was received by the little daughter of Ed Munroe, who is making her home with Mrs. Gilkinson in this city, that her father had been shot by John Ryan at Spokane, where both me» went from this city a short time ago. It seems that Monroe had been pay­ ing considerable attention to Mrs. Ry­ an for some time past, and had been threatened by Ryan before leaving this city, but Monroe gave little heed to the threats and followed Mrs. Ryan and two children to Spokane, where. I it is supposed, he persisted in his suit I for Mrs. Ryan's favor, which result- ; cd in the tragedy. Particulars, how. i ever, are unobtainable at this time. I White Plains. N Y., July 28.— Harry Thaw underwent a gruelling examination at the bands of District Attorney Jerome today and in the test to prove he is sape Thaw made a good shewing. He answered the questions readily, and apparently readily comprehended every query put to him. He was unruffled throughout and left the stand at the noon recess in a happy frame of mind. JIM JEFFRIES POSTS FORFEIT FOR 4 JOHNSON FIGHT Thaw Was a Fiend White Plains. July 27.—Harry K. Thaw sat in the supreme court room today and heard a woman's testimony that made his pallid face flush. He saw a pearl-handled dog whip exhib­ ited and he heard a witness swear she had seen him wield it on the bare flesh of girls. The witness was Mrs. FX«an Mer­ rill, a buxom woman of about 35 years, and she opened a new chapter I in Thaw's life. She told of alleged acts of Thaw between 1902 and 1905. when he was a bachelor about New York. Her testimony was in marked contrast with that of the two alien­ ists. who gave Thaw a clean bill of health, declaring his opinion that he is sane. She testified that during the three years named she kept in succession two New York lodging houses, where Thaw rented rooms tinder assumed names, and to which he brought at i ♦ New York, July 28.—Jas. ♦ ♦ ♦ J. Jeffries, who arrived here ♦ ♦ today, has posted a forfeit of $5000 with Robert Edgren. a ♦ sporting writer, as an evi­ ♦ dence of good faith that he is ♦ ♦ willing to meet Jack Johnson. ♦ ♦ Jeffries that the ♦ fight must stipulated from forty to ♦ ♦ one hundred be rounds, before ♦ ♦ the club offering the largest ♦ ♦ ♦ purse. « ♦ ♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ DEMOCRAT MAY GET THE PLUM Republicans who have their eye on the job of United States marshal f*r Oregon should not get too c infident. This A-iOOO-a-year federal pl’.w may get away from them altogether. Stranger things have happened in the JAMES FARLBY. 1 I I j Where Cash Beats Credit . ■ ed today, and the "House of the Peo­ ple." the headquarters for the riot­ ers. has been closed by the military authorities. Mellila. July 28.—Spanish batter­ ies today are ceaselessly bombarding camps of the Kabyle tribesmen at Insanity Case the the foot of Mount Guruga. Facili- ties’for treating the wounded here Questions are utterly inadequate. to Another Man’s Wife We Are Selling at Clean-Up Prices HAMPTON’S in Former Eugene Man Reported Defendant $1.00 Dark Wrapper Dresses, with wide flounce; clean-up priee................................... 85c $1.25 Percale wrappers $ 1.00 $1.50 Percale wrappers $ I 2 5 ’09 Shirt Waists--Ringing Bargains $1.00 Shirt Waists- Dutch Col­ lar: clean-up price, ea... 35c $1.25 White Waists, Dutch Col­ lar. each .... .............. $1.00 $1.50 and $1.75 Waists, lace and embroidery and embroidery trimmed: clean-up... SI.25 $2.00 quality Waists, very at­ tractive: clean-up price $1.25 Childrens Ready-to-wear Dresses Good assortment of these little garments which are such a help to overworked mothers on sale at the cost of materials. Ages 6 to 12 years, price range 75c to $2.00: clean-up price, each................... 35c to $1.00 The Sale of Clothing Continues Barcelona Almost At the Mercy « I I Dark Col. Wrapper Dresses fi5c THE SALE OF WASH SUITS CONTINUE THE FORMER PRICE IS ALL WE ASK I JEROME FAILS SAID 10 HAVE Ï0 CONEUSE BEEN KILLED 50c Cloves, July Prices 5Oc White Duck Skirt: three graduated bands each.. $1,25 White Linenette Skirt, wide band: exrta full; ea. S2.00 We have every size in White Wash Skirts from $1,25 to MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED BY KING ALFONSO WILL ADDRESS MEETING Word ha* been received by the Commercial Club that Arthur P Stover, the Irrigation expert, will be here to addresa the big irrigation meeting Saturday afternoon at 1:30 at Ehe Eugene theatre. Mr. Stover bring« with hlrn chart* showing the advantage« !y 28 Continued tint, of the affairs of the 'I mal llank show a shortage PRESIDENT REYES ♦ '.itids of the bank of over ! ■' There 1« no trace of Noah DOWN AND OUT (UK AGO WHKAT MARKET er. 'he n.Klstant