THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD
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VOLUME 44
EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1910
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TACOMA ELECTS
MAYOR UNDER THE
COMMISSION PLAN
CONFESSES TO
SCHOOL TEACHER
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Tacotua, April 6
In the
first «lection under tho com­
mission form of governuu-nt
A W. Fawcett was ci« ted
mayor by a vote of 6630, car­
rying every ward.
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Cincinnati' April 6. hi » calti*-1 avoid lining drawn Into th« csbjec-
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gram to th» Cincinnati Times-Htsr thinabl« position of appearing pub­
licly to support the <>Hi«i>«iv4 cam­
Del
Vai.'
today Cardias 1 Marry
paign against th» pop« "
Springfield, Mass., Burglar Ad SEVERE FROST IN
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through Thou .is Ks’One'y. r«vtor of
"Mr llooswvall replied, refusing
th« American eo!1eg«i In Home, gives all con lltlona or agreements iui J
MIDDLE WEST STATES
mits
Guilt
of
Many
th« following vert loll of tiio I (>*>*»- thus allowed the iwisslblllty of his
accomplishing what wold lie offen­
velt Valicati >n< IJoiit
DAMAGES FRUIT
Robberies
sive to bls holiness.
"When all Is said and done It
"This
wa*
amply
eonflrtned
by
his
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was * quei Mon of < orutiion r >urte*y/
Kansas City, April 6
A severe
secretary, Mr oloughlln. who.
Th» Holt Hon did not Imista» on Mr. own
when **k<>4 whether, without any I Springfield, M um , April 6.- Ber­ frost, which it Is feared did much
Rotta,, I It as ha* been wrongly «a-
damage to frvlt buds and tender
formal promise or
«Mirteti, a condition of nut approach­ lion. Mr Roosevelt expressed co nd I- tram Gage Hpenee, confessed today to plants, was general lu Kansas, Okla-
would,
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tnat
the
murder
of
Mias
Martha
Black-
boma and Northern Missouri lost
ing the Methodist* or other non-Cath-
ollc religious holies In Itome There ter of far t, not go to the Methodist i stone at the home of Mrs. Sarah J. i night.
center, replied that he could aire no ; Dow, on Round Hill, this city, last
• re wveral nou-Cathollc centers In such assurance
Thursday night. S|>encer also con­
tho city whltlt Jo nut bohav» In so
"In view of thia attitude the audl- fessed to a long serie* of burglaries FUGITIVE NEGRO
bitterly u hostile and offensive man­ «•tice
loxiiiiie InipoiMkble U> receive
Mis* Blackstoue and Mlaa Harriet
lier toward th«» pop» and toward ev­ Mr Roosevelt.”
FATALLY WOUNDED
j I’. l»ow, schiMil teachers, were shot by
erything that tris hollnerw ami all
a masked burglar who entered the
(kitholl,* hold most dear.
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Norfolk, Va . April 6
Tho*. Noel,
Dow home. Mts* Dow la recovering.
"The Methodists center sywtematl- COLORED SOLDIERS
one of the condemned negro««* who
cally joins hanili with th» worst and
eecaped from the Norfolk county jail
u.est atitl-« lorlral an i anti papal ele­
KING ALFONSO
March 30, wa* captured on the out­
“SHOT UP” TOWN OF
I skirts
ments of Itome. atei they <h> wt no­
of Norfolk this morning after
toriously and In th» most aggrna-
being shot twice, and he Is dying.
ADVISES REPUBLICS
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
slvo and Insulting manner
Itoo*»
Noel was condemned to death for the
volt himself has had a mild «nd lim­
murder of Deputy Sheriff Sykes when
Washington. April 6 The military
TO KEEP SWEET the
ited sample of their attitude in th«'
latter sought to arrest him for
«lix lartlon Just published by them anil court of Inquiry which . during the
Madrld. April 6
The Spanish robbery.
whl' h h» has felt bound to Jlsavow last »ear. Investigated the shooting
"The Holy H**e after the unfortu­ up of Brownsville, Texas, today re­ cabinet today dispatched to the cab­
nate Fairbanks Incident, had every ported a finding that the evidence inets of Peru and Ecuador telegrams LONE ROBBER
reason to fea- that Mr Roosevelt clearly sustained the charge that the enjoining those governments to adopt
ROBBED SALOON
unwittingly nnd 1n perfect gistd shooting was done by soldiers of the a conciliatory course toward each
faith might b<- L m I int i s towing open 25 th Infantry (colored!. The report other. The Hpanlah government con­
Everett. Wash , April 6—A lone
avtii|Hithy and f.'»ii<l«hlp .or this hos­ was submitted to the a«rctary of sider* It a duty to tender advice, a*
King Alfonso was arbitrator In the highwayman entered the saloon of
tile c-nter of aggreiwlon against th«' war.
boundary dispute, which gave rise to Henry Kogers at Edmonds, fifteen
Catholic church. In heart of tho ('sth-
«tile world
Con wquently. when
Seventeen specie* of shark, some th«* III feeling nnd subsequent war mile* south of here, at an early hour.
He pointed a pistol at Rogers, com­
Roosevelt rpplle I Indire, tly and enn of them 25 feel In length. Inhabit the talk between the republics.
pelled him to stand against th«- wall,
fhlentlnlt ■ for an sndlwnce with his far Eastern ses*, while the basking
llollno
the I’ope t •< wish waa'shark of the Indian ihvm frequently
Ashland han ordered two mile* of and took »500 Irorn Rogers' pocket*
and the cash register.
court« oit y expr<-^»e<l that he would attains a length of 50 feet.
usphalt paving.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIAL
You
Notice that we say “SPECIAL.0
It means a whole lot.
Read this list
will see it means yne thing, an opportunity to save money on your spring purchases
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MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S DRESSES ,’,1,I1V,l,ï.'.±'.
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$2 50 DRESSES
Rl Afli
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PETTICOATS Il 26 Black 1’vttlcoats. wide flounce. with
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ruftl.
..n sale frldgj and S.it ti nin i.
I App 10c. 12 I-2c and 16c lace or Insertion, Friday and Natur-
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WIDE EMBROIDERY 12
“n<l 16r
WHITE PETTICOATS^
JOc
DRESS GINGHAMS
! I Oc
•''•’’broidery; all width*
95c
5c
NEW DRESDEN RIBBONS,- "
NECKWEAR
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HANDKERCHIEFS
-and Dutch Collai
clothes go a long way tn making a
ul' $1.75
Will Build Springfield Bridge at
Once if Proper Franchise
Washington, April 0.—President Taft has cancelled his en­
gagement to visit Indianapolis May 5. While no statement was
Is Given Them
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issued, it is believed this action is the direct result of the events
at the Indiana state Republican convention yesterday.
It is not admitted at the White House that the president had CONTRACTOR RONEY
a definite engagement to visit Indianapolis, although dispatches
GETS INSTRUCTIONS
from that city several dayB ago announced that the president
would be there from 2:15 p. m. until midnight on May 5.
In view of the circumstances sur­
rounding yesterday'• Indiana repub­
lican convention. It was said
by
friends of the administration today
that if the president spoke at Indian-
apoli* gt all he would more than
likely expr«-«* again hi* well known
views on the Payne-Aldrich tariff
bill. It was argued that if the presi­
dent should do this It might be Inter­
preted adversely to Senator Bever­
idge. and rather than be put in that
attitude the president will give In­
diana a wide berth during his com­
ing visit to the Middle West.
It was said at the White House
today that the president's trip west
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TRIP TAKEN BY
1E0DY AND WIFE
Will Travel Over Route Taken
on Their Wedding
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Tour
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Rome, April 6.—Today was one of
j social functions for the Roosevelt par-
, ty. a number of receptions, lunch-
I eons and entertainment* being ar-
j ranged in tbeir honor. At midnight
| Mr. and Mrs Roosevelt leave for Spe-
tri.i. from which point they begin to-
I morrow morning a carriage drive
lover the road to Genoa, which they
! traversed on their honeymoon. The
| American newspaper correspondent*
1 who accompanied Roosevelt from
Khartoum have promised, at Roose-
' I special request, they will re­
spect the privacy of this sentimental
Journey. The carriage drive will oc-
■i;o the gr< ater part of three days,
I the u.c-innv
distance a from Spezia to Genoa be-
ing 65 miles.
PIANO MAKER
IN BANKRUPTCY
Cincinnati. April 6.—Liabilities of
for th«' money.
Thes<> clothe* cost
II«
FrMw
The Gordon
Hat
"A man is Judged by the hat he wears." If you wear a
"Gordon you will be placed in the right class. It is the
hat of quality. Each ............................................................. S3.00
Sox That Speak
For themselves; fancy colors, plain colors, fancy weaves,
plain weaves, embroidered lisle; in fact, every wanted kind
you can find here.
The values are better thin ever; the
The Boy Needs
Good Clothes
EMPEROR
V
■lamptons
MENELIK
CHAS. HADBERD
WANTS WILSON’S PLACE.
Senator Carter Thinks He Should
Secretary
Agriculture.
McKEE’S ROCKS GANG
ABYS
Pittsburg. April 6—With the pnn-
ty. city and borough police working
t (j speratel.v to round up a quartette
of men who last night entered the
Victor P.anking Company building at
"Bloody Corner.” McKees Rocks, and
shot and killed the general manager
and bookkeeper, and wounded sev­ Lumber Company for the necessary
eral citizens, escaping with 1500 in, timbers for the
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Mr. ____
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»120,000 and assets of »400 are list­ cash, a statewide dragnet has been : ney, as soon a* the franchise matter
thrown
out
today
and
five
suspects
is
settled,
will
put
a
large
force
of
'd by Joseph G. Ebersole, president I
and treasurer of the Piano Company,' are already locked up in the Stowe men at work on the span.
Ready to Go Ahead
In a petition in bankruptcy filed In township police station, and more
Mr. Welch, when Interviewed by a
the United States district court here. arrests are expected.
Four men are known to have been Guard reporter, stated that financial
The bankruptcy is voluntary and per-
matters connected with the company’*
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Ebersole, and does not in­ implicated in the job.
projects are now settled, and that the
volve his firm.
company Is ready to go ahead with
*
e the
.— work
------ of building the lines prom­
CIIK'AGt» Will vr MARKKT
e I soil the people for so long, fnclud-
♦ FAIR AND FROSTY
WEATHER TONIGHT e Ing the line between Eugene and
Chicago. April 6.—May. 112; July, ♦
e Junction City, thence on down the
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5; September. 101 7-8.
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Oregon. Washington and ♦ I valley.
The company Is rushing work on its
♦ Idaho—Fair tonight, with a e
♦ f Salem street car line »nd has a great
♦ frost.
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SINIA.
Reported dead by the newspapers
every few weeks, only to be brought
back to life again with remarkable
regularity. He is said to be
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a direct
descendent of King Solomon and pos,-
sesses almost as many wives as the
author of Proverbs is credited with.
We take as much care In selecting the boys' clothing ns wo do
for men. Wo believe in giving a long value at a short price.
Most everybody has found that out. If you haven't drop in
here soon, see our new serges nnd novelty suitings.
Say, boys, wo nro giving away a WATCH FREE with every suit
worth from »4 to |14. The watch has a stem wind and set
has boon thoroughly tested and will run accurately. It is not :
toy, but n real watch, and guaranteed by the manufacturer fo
one year.
Fu<TPtiP.
SprhgfieM.
r-tti e Grove
Fairbanks Disappointed.
The promises of the Portland, Ee-
Indianapolis. April 5.—The Invita- ■
tion to visit Indianapolis wa* ex­ gei>e A Eastern Railway Company, to
build
the bridge across the Willam­
tended to Pr«'*ident Taft by Mr. Fair-'
bank* soon after bls world tour, and , ette at Springfield and to begin work
President Taft accepted. Mr. Fair­ on the Interurban line between Eu­
banks was deeply disappointed when gene and Junction City this spring
he learned of the president’s decis­ are about to be fulfilled, according to
ion not to come here and said be the statement* made by A. Welch,
general manager of the company,who
was in Eugene this forenoon.
(Continued on Pajce 12)
In company with President J. O.
Storey and J. C. Bracher, of the Sto-
rey-Bracher Lumber Company, Mr.
Welch arrived np from Portland last
night. This morning they were driv­
en over to Springfield by J. L. Lam-
birth. local manager of the company,
and a conference was held there with
the city council in regard to th*
franchise to build through that city.
It will be remembered that a fran­
chise was previously granted the
.company, but it was allowed to ex-
1 pire and the company and city have
since been unable to agree upon the
terms of a second franchise, and ia
the meantime the Lane County Asset
Company has slipped in and secured
J. Klingenberg Implicates Gohl, the right to build on Main street, at
tne same time being given the right
to rent Its tracks to any other com­
Agent of the Sailers’
pany. It appear* that when the P. E.
fc E. secures another franchise it will
Union
be compelled to use the Asset Com­
Aberdeen, April 6.—J. Klin^en- pany s tracks tf it wants to operate
berg, donkeyman on the schooner A. cars on Main street, but it may be
J. West, who was arrested yesterday, that the Welch people will ask tor the
and confessed to the murder of Chas. use of some other street.
Members of the Springfield council
Hadberg, and whose confession in­
cluded the declaration that William stated after the conference that it
was
agreed that the P. E. & E. sub­
Gohl had shot and killed John Hoff­
man “one night shortly before Christ­ mit a franchise for the consideration
mas." was today taken to the county of the council, and if satisfactory It
jail at Montesano, where Gohl is will be granted, as Mr. Welch and Mr.
Storey seem anxious to get to work
confined. Both men are in solitary on
the line.
confinement.
Roney Gets Instructions
Mrs. Gohl was refused permission
Upon their return from Springfield
to see her husband last night and to­
day. and it is believed the officers are Mr. Welch and Mr. Storey hunted up
working to secure a confession or a L. N. Roney, who has the contract to
statement from the agent of the Sail­ build the bridge across the river, and
instructed him to go ahead with his
ors” Union.
The search for the body of Hoff- ' plans to erect the structure, and if
man is still progressing, and half a ■ amicable agreement is reached with
dozen detectives are at work on the | the Springfield council In regard to a
case. It is believed that important < new franchise he was told that he is
development will be forthcoming as to go ahead with the work at once.
the result of Klingenberg's confes-J Architect Ford has drawn plans for
sion. which has given the detectives' the bridge and orders have previous-
ly been placed with the Booth-Kelly
several new theories to work on.
BLOODY WORK OF
Is here; innko your selection!« now.
Ench, up to .......................... $2.50
Remember, DutchcBa
Trousers; 10c n. But­
ton, $1.00 a Rip.
Matter of Building College Hill
Loop Will Probably
Be Propped
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Washington. April 6—Ex-President
Roosevelt and all other ex-presidents
of the United States, or their widows,
will be granted the franking privi­
lege during their lifetime, under the
terms of a bill passed Uy the house to­
day by a vote of 120 to 76. The
measure met with some opposition on
the Democratic side.
Sisson, of Mississippi, offered an
amendment excluding from the frank­
ing privilege all corespondence. but
it was voted down. 4 4 to 86.
■'Knowing our former president as
well a* we do." shouted Rucker, of
Colorado, "we should provide an ad­
ditional appropriation for the post­
office service.”
Sisson then moved the re-commit-
mert of the bill, with instructions to
the committee on postoffices and
post roads to report it with an amend­
ment excluding political correspon­
dence from the franking privileges by
the bill
The motion was defeated.
91 to 166.
50c. 25c and 12 l-2c
STRAW HAT SEASON
which begins April 20, will probab­
ly bo curtailed several days, and It
was intimated that thia wa* probably
respoasible for bi* failure to visit
Indianapolis.
EX-PRESIDENTS AND
WIDOWS MAY HAVE
FRANKING PRIVILEGE
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We have good, well-made,
stylish clothes, that we can recom­
mend to our customers; big value
WELCH PEOPLE
GETTING READY
FOR ACTIVITY
Uriday and 25 q
,,,’n,|,tB»'h«,d and cross-barr« d Handker-
9c HEW VaUNGS
You know ns well as we do that
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Dttck.8k‘.r' '
WHITE. DUCK SKIRTS
Good Clothes
Are Important
man.
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BfCrh
Wo sell Trunks,
fuit Cases,
Telescopes.
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