THE EUGENE WEEKLY
V'
EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1910
VOLUME 44
10
NO, 16
PEARL KELLER
FIBS! WITHESS
Palatial Private Pleasure Craft
And Owner, Mrs. A. C. James
New
1
York
Leader
Consults
Frank Hoffstat Charged With
Tait Before He Starts
on Trip
Grafting and Bribing
Washington. April 20.— Heaator
Root passed nearly an hour with
Preahlent tail ut the White llouso
today and expects to sail for Europe
May 21. He would not »ay today
whether he will see Colonel Roose­
velt on th« other »Ide before the lat­
ter »ailed C m New York, where be
is due June 17.
Heaator Hoot goes to The Hague as
on« of the delegatee of the Amerlcsu
rwpreentitat I»«» In the Newfoundland
flsbertee dispute.
Albany.
April
20 flo ve mor
Hughes has granted extradition pa-
per« for Pittsburg to Frank H. Hoff-
»tot, president of the Pressed Steel
Car Company, under Indictment for
conspiracy.
FAMOUS HUMORIST
GROWING WEAKER
Redding, Conn., April 20.—Tha
condition of Kaniusl Clemens, (Mark
Twain), thia afternoon, show* him
perreptlbly washer than II was 24
hour* ago
III* physician stated ha
has rardiac asthma, with angina Pre­
toria.
of Officials
Yachtsmen In Ibis country are planning on» of tbs biggest arusons In many
year». Many new yachts have already mad« their debut into tbe dominion of
Father Neptune, prominent among them the new palatial priests veeeel nt
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, who la a uiemlwr of the New York Yacht club.
Tide I hh H la what might be termer) a ''paradise afloat'’ aud is the largest pri­
vate pleasure craft In the United BtatM. When a visitor to tbe Lost strolls
from ttvc deck to tbe Inside hla eye* meet with a dazzling array of magnificent
furnishing» too beautiful to deacribe It I* said that tbe tri tutu lugs for tbe
inside sioue cost in the neighborhood of »jOOiaw.
RUMORED REVOLT AT
SANTA CLARA, CUBA
(Jiarged with Bribery,
Now York. Aprii 20. Hoffstat
wii arrested on a warrant issued In
Pittsburg charging him with bribery
and conspiracy In Pittsburg for graft
and the alleged bribing of council­
men with 14'1,000
a.kVby1 Horisto” JXy.M^
hearing has been set for Friday t with
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ball fixed at «10,000.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ AMATEUR LIGHT
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WEIGHT PUGILIST
♦ FAIH AMD COOLER
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UKATHEK TOMORROW. ♦
BREAKS HIS BACK
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Washington, Idaho, Oregon ♦
♦ — Fair tonight and Thurs­ ♦
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♦ day. Cooler tonight.
San Francisco, April 20.—While
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Nurse Testifies That Dr. Hyde
Did Not Properly Treat
Washington, April 20.—Not since tbe political campaign be­ i
I
gan have the Democrats been in such a jubilant mood as they
the Patient
were today as the result of the New York election. They gath­
ered early on the floor and there was everywhere a spirit of fe­
Kansas City, April 20.—It was
licitation, while the Republican leaders refused to attach any
only when asked three times by Dr.
particular significance to the result.
Twyman and once by Mrs. Hyde to
“It wai just a skirmish, and it does not mean anything,” stop the flow of blood from James
was the way Representative Boutell, of Illinois, put it.
i M om Hunton, that Dr. Hyde closed
The Democrats were in accord with Burton Harrison, of (the wound within tbe patient’s arm,
New York, that it marked the overthrow of a regime nation- testified Miss Pearl Keller, a nurse
...
, In the Hyde trial today.
Wide tn its extent.
; A few minutes after Hunton's death
further said that Hyde Impor­
“It ia the beginning of a new epoch," he said. “I don’t be­ she
tuned her to use her Influence In
lieve a single
Republican congressman
from New York ia aafe having him made administrator of
_
_
Swope estate to succeed Hunton,
from ‘ defeat
under the ---------Uli— we '--------12_____
have there i. The retire- the
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but she refused. The defense made
ment of Aldrich and Hale and the reault of the electiona in Mas- frequent and strenuous objection to
the Introduction of this testimony as
aachuaetta and New York mean the pasaage of an old order and irregular
and lrrevelant
Considerable excitement was caus­
the eatabliahment of a new and better one. It ia the dawning of
ed by the announcement of Attorney
a new day.’’
Walsh that he had In his possession
papers containing notes of tbe tMtt-
mony of Walter S. Haines given be­
fore the grand jury, which showed
the
Havana.April 20.—During
that the scientist had declared no
night a »pedal train of Infantry and
cyanide potassium was found tn th*
battery of machine guna started for
stomach of Colonel Swope. Walsh
Clara. The rutuor that an up-
Chicago, April 20.-~<’k>s«. Nay Hants
lightweight
«table today Joe Craig,
said the papers were given him by
rising bad occurred there la denied
10« 1-4; July 100 0-0; Sept. »9.
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caught
be
­
amateur
pugilist.
wa»
Homer Daveoport, the cartoonist,
a woman who found them on th*
i by Becretary of the Interior Lopox,
street.
who stated that tbe troops were wnt left Saturday for New York. In re­ tween the wagon seat and the top of
Portland Unchanged.
the
doorway,
sustaining
a
broken
Walsh’s assertion was followed by
because of tbe utterances of a negro sponse to a telegram from Collier'«
back
He
will
probably
be
a
cripple
a demand of the court for Walsh to
nxlator. which Indicated that such a Weekly, saying the artist's presence
Taruma -Unchanged.
for
the
rest
of
his
life.
was badly needed at present
tell whether he had In his possession
9 precaution was advisable.
any papers belonging to the state.
“I refuse to answer,” shouted
Walsh.
"A man holding papers belonging
to the state is no better than a thief,”
.'GERMAN BANKING
MINERAL DEPOSITS
replied the court hotly.
Prosecutor Conkling said: "If the
SYSTEM REVIEWED papers
OF WESTERN STATES
are returned, we will give
the defense a carbon copy of them.*'
Increasing Interest in Mineral National Monetary Commission
is the proof a man's innocence
I we ‘‘It hold,
” hotly said Mr. Lucas.
Products Is Notice­
Makea Report on Con -
"And the same papers contained
ditions
able
evidence of the guilt of the defend­
ant.” Interposed Conkling.
“Marshal, take charge of the de-
Washington, April 20.—How Ger-
Washington. D. C., April 20.—The
fendant.
said Judge Latshaw. "J
Increaring
Interest
in
the
-
.
- — — mineral many met tne crlsit of 1907 and how will look ” into
this matter.”
product* of the Western States, ea-
,
Before the judge had left th«
neelallv tnose
those ljtng
Ivlne in
in or
nr west of
nt he has
her banking laws
peciany
Beginning Monday morning we place the entire line of Women’« Suita
to meet future crises was the subject bench Walsh expressed a desire to
what may be broadly termed the of
a special inquiry _______
by an official explain how the papers came into his
on aalo at reduced price«. All new 1910 modela, new weavea, new colora
Rocky Mountain region. Is reflected
German __________
commission, whose hearings possession. He said he saw an adver­
in
the
large
measure
of
attention
and such make« aa "Wooltex,’ ’LaVogue," suit« with character. They bear*
tisement in the local- paper that a
given to that region by the Geolog- b? th^Natlonal Monetirv
leal Survey, which for several years ,^nthe-Monetary Commls- certain woman had found papers
the marka of auperior tailoring. We invite your inapcction. Try them on.
The German commission con­ connected with the case:
that be
has issued, under the title, ‘'Contri­
of 24 members and was a went to the woman and found they
No trouble to ua. Buy only if they pleaao you. The price aurely will.
bution* to Economic Geology." an­ i sisted
representative body, in­ "were these notes.” He said he took
nual volume* devoted largely to the thoroughly
leading bankers, merchants. the papers because they would prove
mineral resources of that part of the , cluding
landed proprietors, and professors of his client’s innocence and told the
$25.00 Suits, Sale Price .
S22.5Í
country.
I political srlence. They took evidence woman to tell everyone he had them.
The
lates
volume
of
this
series,!
S25.0Í
$30.00 Suits, Sale Price .
200 authorities, whose The woman who found the papers
(Bulletin 380) contains a number of from nearly
was reported, and they was Miss Eva Finney, colored, who
$35.00 Suits, Sale Price .
S30.0Í
valuable papers, discussing gold, sil­ . testimany
engaged in a discussion was in the courtroom and on demand
ver. cement, and Iron in Colorado: themselves
S35.00
$40.00 Suits, Sale Price .
which forms one of the most inter­ of the prosecution was about to take
gold, sliver, copper and asphaltite In esting
of their report.
the stand when the court held that
$45.00 Suits, Sale Price .
S40.00
Nevada; gold and silver In Oregon; i This portions
• •
investigation being based up­ Walsh should return the papers and
lead,
zinc
and
Iron
in
New
Mexico;
1
$55.00
on very recent experience, and its re­ the witness was excused.
$65.00 Suits, Sale Price .
wolframite and marble in Arlxona; sults
having been embodied in a re-
Attorney Reed arose and said he
and other lesser deposits.
i vision of the banking law presents believed one of the defendant’s coun­
Oregon.
WOMEN’S MEDIUM LENGTH
of spacial interest in the sel had Intimated he was a liar.
NEW 1910 TUB SKIRTS
Western Oregon has produced con­ ' many points
discussion of monetary re­
“Everyone, including the court,
siderable gold and silver in past present
Light, medium and dark color*; duck, COATS REDUCED
form in the United States. Some were called liars during the few
years,
but
the
bulletin
describes
only
were heard in Germany moments just passed.” said Judge
fancy suitings; price, each.
linen and
912.00 Separate Coats, shepherd checks,
the Bohemia and Cracker creek dis­ i complaints
the fact that during the crisis Latshaw, smiling.
»triI«'« and plain tana; »ale price,
from ......................... $5.00 to $1.25
tricts, In which comparatively little over
Imperial Bank wss compelled to
Reed sat down, and without fur­
each ............................................ $9.00
work is now in progress. The Bo­ the
raise Its discount rate to 7 H per ther remarks Mrs. Conkling admit­
hemia
district,
where
mining
has
This was a condition so abnor­ ted the papers actually had been lost
NEW WASH DRESSES
NEW SILK WAISTS
been done for years, has produced cent.
In Europe that it was declared in the streets by one of his assist­
perhaps «400.000. mainly in free mal
Gingham, linen and novelty material«;
by one of the members of the com­ ants.
The beet made and most perfect-fitting
gold. Prospecting In the region is mission,
Mr. Fischer, chairman of
each .... $3.00 $4.00 and $5.00
models wc ever offered for sale (that
carried on rather vigorously, and it the chamber of commerce of Reut-‘ “Dr. Haines would testify.” Conk­
Is saying much). All popular colors;
Is reasonable to suppose that other llngen. to have been "In the eyes of ling said, “that cyanide potassium
see them; each .. $4.50 to $10.00
workable deposits will sooner or lat­ the public, nothing short of usury.” j was found in Colonel Swope's body.
PONGEE AND
The attorneys for Hyde declared
er be discovered despite the dense The
comparative financial isolation if Haines testified that cyanide had
LINGERIE WAISTS
mass of vegetation that conceals of Germany,
CLOTH OF GOLD COATS
as
a
result
of
the
hostile
them. The Cracker Creek district, in feeling against her in France, found been found they would prosecute him
In almost endless variety; plain tail­
the Blue Mountains gold belt, Iles an echo in the declaration of Frei­ for perjury, and that had the mar­
Ix>ng and medium lengths; hair or braid
ored, moderately and elaboratey) trim­
across the famous “mother iode.” herr Von Gamp Massaunen. a mem­ shal taken charge of Hyde when the
med. each................ $1.25 to $5.00
trimmed; each.. $14.00 to $25.00
Only one mine was producing at the ber of the Reichstag, that “in times court ordered It. his bond would
time it was visited, but it was ex­ of difficulty the Bank of France al­ have been revoked.
pected that others would soon begin ways rushes to the rescue of the
production.
9 Bank of England by furnishing it and at the wrong time, and that Its
A MAMMOTH TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
gold, a thing that the German bank effect is tco acute.” Distrust, he de­
clared. was spread abroad as soon as
We pride ourselves on having the largest stock, the most varied assortment, the
can. of course, not reckon upon.”
WELCH COMPANIES
Among the questions most serious­ the not reserve came to fall off more
widest range of patterns and shades; every desired width, braids, bands, edges,
jeweled design*, the most complete trimming department outside the large cit­
ly discussed was whether a charge and more, and the people began to
NOT YET BOUGHT
should be made in what is known in say that before long the Reichsbank
ies Trimming* from, the yard
$5.00
as the note contingent, or would be obliged, because of the fall­
BY BYLLESBY PEOPLE Germany
the limit of notes which may be is­ ing off of the note reserve, to take
sue! upon a reserve of one-third in still more strenuous measures In
Walla Walla. Wash.. April 19.— gold without paying a special tax. raising the rate of discount. In this
Though It had been previously ar­ This limit of uncovered issues, was. wav It might even happen that ship­
ranged that a meeting of the stock­ at the time of the Inquiry. 472.829.- ments of gold from abroad were held
holders of the Northwest Corpora-, 000 marks. («112.500,000). It was back until the rate of discount
tion was to be held here tomorrow ultimately raised, as the result of the should be higher. If Germany had,
to confirm the sale of the company's investigation, to 550,000.000 marks, like France, a maximum note circula­
holdings to the Byllesbv Company of1 with a new provision, not previously tion, which was not usually attained,
Chicago, it was learned late tonight known to the law. for an additional there would remain at critical times
that a difference has arisen between issue of 200.000.000 marks. («47.- a large scope for extended issues of
the contracting parties, ani there is 500.000), during the last week of notes and the granting of credit. It
possibility the meeting will not -be each quarter. Above these amounts was noteworthy that the Bank of
held for possibly several days. Mem­ I there is always a considerable issue France had. throughout its existence.
These gingham or percale garment» save the mother
bers of the corporation now In this covered In full by gold, but when be< n froe from such restrictions, and
You'll think so. too, If wo are able t.> get you to wear one of those greatest of
a great many etitches or a good many dollars if
city refused either to confirm or de­ notes are Issued without the gold that it was one of the functions of
do a ----
man ’ n " great
all suit*. THE HART. 8CHAFFNER & MARX SUITS. We
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she has thvni made. They are well made and are
ny the report.
cover the tax of 5 per cent becomes the bank administration to determine
favor when we selThim some of those garment*, in well as benefiting ourselves.
neat models; they cost only a little more than the
The meeting was to have ben held operative. The question of raising the relation between the quantly of
We never tile of sounding the praises of thl* famous clothing, for we are satisfied
price of the material, ea . . $5.00 down to 40c
In the local office at 2:30 tomorrow, the contingent, and even of aholish-j nos and the cash funds. One of the
It Is the best clothing sold In Amerl.'a. The beat-dressed men everywhere wear
when the officers for the ensuing Ing it altogether, was discussed with evil effects of a fixed issue which was
them. They are all wool anl tailored t perfection, and we guarantee a perfect fit.
year were to be elected. This was to much learning and acumen by the I recalled by Dr. Wagner was that
Three suits sell from ............................................. • • ............ $20.00 to $30.00
PARASOLS
k
,
be followed by a special meeting eminent economists. Dr Adolph Wag­ when the Peel Act was suspended in
The 1910 stylos and colors are here and ready.
which would transfer the holdings to ner. of the University of Berlin; Dr. England In 1857. an event of which
The range of colors is wide; patterns new; many
the Chicago company.
Jacob Beisser, of the University of Dr. Wagner had personal recollec­
novelties. Each ....................... $10.00 to $1.00
WE JUST WANT TO SAY
Berlin; Dr. Lexis, of the Uuiversity tion. the cry was heard from the con­
being hat perfection.
That we eell the J. B. «tetaos Hata—you know them
of Gottingen; and the practical bank­ tinental press that the step was
MINISTERS
ASK
COUNCIL
w
.. 14.00 t« II.00 CHILDREN’S PARASOLS
members oi
of me
the cvmuiiaiou.
commission. »
It equivalent to the suapesslen of spe­
—«WAB »IIUHIV Alinia/o ing
ln« memoers
In many «©lorn and prteaa; wi. 11.50 Si.SO
TO STOP SUNDAT SHOWS was pointed out by several member* cie payments, simply because ths
TSo 10c aad ............................................ >so
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I of the commission that the demand Bank of England was allowed, on
Roseburg. Or., April 19.—Rose- for capital was not necessarily relat- the responsibility of the ministry, to
BUT REMEMBER THE GORDON
burg's Ministerial Union of six mem- ed *o directly to the demand for clr- Issue uncovered notes beyond the
WASH RIBBONS
_ ,
,
bers. has petitioned the city council culation that a rise in the rate of dis- legal limit.
I’lnk, white, blue, check; 5-yard pieces; piece 10c
Hat, n* containing more style, hat vol io than nny hat sold nt the rice; ea $3.00
to enact a law prohibiting the open­ count went always hand in hand with
.r-sfc
While a Central Point woman and
ing of theater* on Sundays. The Un­ the necessity for an increased Issue
of notes. It was contended by Dr. her granddaughter, a young woman,
ion
says
theatrical
performances
on
I
We
sell
Tranks,
WHF.PE
CASH
COTTAGE GROVE
Remember, Dutchegg
the Sabbath are “against the moral Wagner that the existence of a limit were at church one evening, some
(Telescopes.
CREDIT
welfare of the community." Roseburg of contingent issue had an injurious villain secreted herself under the
3UGENI,
Trousers; 10c a But­
has two electric theaters, both doing effect rather than a beneficial one. latter's bed. and awakened her about
I
Suit
Cases,
BEATS
SPRINGFIELD,
ton, $1.00 a Rip.
a good business, especially on Sunday He declared that 'this so-called dan­ midnight, but when she screamed.
ger signal comes at the wrong place made his escape.
night.
Women’s Suit
Special
WE'RE SOMETHING BESIDES
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
Hamptons
ORESSES
Rocheter. N. Y., April 20.—In the
first flush of victory, friends of
James 8. Havens, democrat elected
to con grew yesterday by a large
plurality In one of the strongest re­
publican districts of the.country, are
already talking of Havens for govern­
or next fall. Judging from the con­
servative tenor of the successful can­
didate's remarks, however, he ac­
cepts the victory as bearing little on
the political situation In the state,
except as regards the issue of “boss-
ism.”
“This was not wholly a partisan
victory." said Havens. “It is a vic­
tory over the things for which Speak­
er Cannon baa stood and for the
ideals which Governor Hughe* typi­
fies.”
The Hughes republicans claim
Haven's victory has entrenched Gov­
ernor Hughes and his policy more
strongly than ever. According to Hav­
ens, the high cost of living la mainly
responsible for yesterday’s result.