Daily Eugene guard., December 13, 1902, Image 1

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SATURDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, DECEMBER 13 1002
SATURDAY EVENING
NO
jturdays Special.
Ribbons, Ribbons
U Colors. No 2 and 3 for 3 cents
I per yard,
rday Evening Concert.
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$2.50 and $$ft! Capes
for $1.50
I Jackets for $1.50
(All Furs
!l-3 off
pur Furs are the Best.
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THE FRENCH
DOCK STRIKE
Conflict Between
tary and Striking
Dock Employees
Mad Mullah. Report d Dead. Is
Very Much AliveA
French Torpedo Boat
Mystery.
By Serlppt New. Association
Daveni-okt, England, Dec
13 The French torpedo
boat No 108 was picked up
today off tue Cornish coast
by a steamer. While every
thing was shi-p-shape there
was nobody aboard. The
French minister of marine
has been notified of the find.
Castro Defiant.
By b'erlppj News Asscoiatlea
Berlin, Dec 13. The Gor
man government made om-
cial announcement today
that President Castro of
Venezuela has made an ofli-
cial reply to the German ul
timatum regarding the settle
ment of the claims of Ger
man citizens against Vene
zuela.
The Venezuelan govern
ment rejects every proposal
made by Germany. 1 he
biockade of Venezuelan ports!
and forced occupancy of the
custom houses is denounced
as unjustifiable and uttwar-
autud.
Coal Strike Hearing.
By Bcrlpps News Association
Scraktox, Dec 13. Attor
ney Darrow, representing the
coal miners in the hearing
before the coal strike com
mission, today, introduced a
number of minors to testify
as to the hard conditions ex
acted by the Philadelphia &
Heading Kailroatl in the em
ployment of labor.
Mad Mullah Not Dead.
By Scrlppl News Ahflooi.llon
But lea., East Africa, Dec
13. Convincing proof that
Mad Mullah is not dead was
received here today in a let
ter received from him.
In the letter Mad Mullah
offers to cease opposition to
the "British provided Great
Britain will code him an
open port and allow him the
right to import arms through
British territory.
The French Docker's Strike.
By -crippa News Association
Marseilles, France, Dec
13 A serious conflict is in
progress in the streets of this
city this afternoon between
gen d'armes and the striking
dock laborers.
The fight started after eight
thousand striking union
dockers and sailors had met
and voted to contiuuo the
strike.
GILBERT-WELCH CO.
INCORPORATED
With a Capital Stock of $8000
Articles Filed With Coun
ty Clerk.
T A Ullbert, R V Welch ami E (511
liert yesterday afternivn filed aitelea
.f iuiMrnoretl.u wltli Hi county clerk
of the tiilbett-Weloli Mercantile O.
Ah slated lu the article; of luoorpor
at! in Die bu'tneai of the cmipauy l to
Onrry uu a geueml uieri)haudii.e bu-l-Or
as.
The pr'ne'rel ofrW Is Eugene and
the capital stock It f t WJ, divided Into
80 shares of $100 each.
The new corporation baa been In
business In Eugene .ind Cottage (trove
for some tini", T A. Ollliert couduc
lug the well known U.lberi shoe store
here and Mr Welch having charge of
the Collage Grove branch.
MORE NEW
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Four New
Governors
Sets of
Added to
Roll.
l.odtc
the
NEWS AT THE
UNIVERSITY
Laurean Society Elected New
Officers Last Night Other
Notes.
LAUREAN SOCIETY.
In spile of the many counter attrac
tions the (.t endance at the societies
was larger than usual last flight. At
the Laurtan Hall the election of i.flliiera
and debaters had niuou to do vr.th
drawing a crowd. The (ollowia pro
gram was glveD :
Keoltaiiu B W Ureas.
Recitation Q Penland.
Prepared address Prof Burden.
K-i!fW:lm -Newel .
After r.-or is ihe election of i flli"i
and debaters reunited us follows:
I're.idrut, F O Tiiayarj viocpred.
d int, l Isreno 1'uley ; atoretary, A H
TiiLiny j awtmt secretary, Uloan
I'erkin-; t ea-u-er, KU Dllardj cen
sor. It VV OUa: Moanr-'iit al-arms, O
W Jacksou j d tbater , Bacon, Pulty anil
G'ass.
These ihrte men will meet McAi
tnur, Wayne and Mitchell of l lie I'hllo
1 igtan some time ill February.
PHIUOMMIAN 600IK1Y.
The society met at the usual hour
lust night with Predilent Fisher lu
tue chair. The following program was
given:
lteoltatlon Clarence Roes.
Current Events J W Molt.
Prepared address Prof Htraub.
The debate was won by the uegatlve,
represented by Watson and Flatter,
owift a id Wayue upheld alllrmutlve.
-ockerline
Wetherbee
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Have all the new new things in
j Ladies' Neck Wear and Neck Ribbons
i for Xmas.
j SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
I Our line of Men's
t Furnishings for Xmas are Complete.
Trouble to Take
:9ds Out of Windows?
TOWN FALLING
INTO THE RIVER
Calapooia is Carrying Away the
Land at the E st End of
Brownsville.
BrownsyiM.h, Or, f!0 IS. The
high water reosutly did msrsb damage
ti pioertj in this c t. In ihe eatrn
pirt of the city the bank has bn
eivlng In so that It waa nrrf .sry to
move ill dwelling" In order to save
thorn. The eiitire county road das
dhappearfd and it seems thst nothing
can be done to prevent the water from
washing away the soil. A
waa made laal fall, but anon as the
hgh water, came It all wahed away.
HEWS FROM FLORENCE.
Shjppinj Has Been Resumed
After the Storm A Flour
Famine Threatened.
GnarJ Special KerTlos. ZZZ
Flokknob, Doo 11. Yederday .
the tlrst day for some lime that It was
considered safe t take a loaded
schooner over the bar. The tug made
goid use of the calm by taking the
steamer Acme and four loaded
aohoouers out to sea. The bar la rough
this morning and there are four mora
schooners wlnblng for fair weather.
Three more soboouers are on the way
from Han KrauciMjo In this port.
The Acme Commercial Club Co's
sawmill has .hut down on account of
not having wharf room to pile any
more lumber. Tbey will start again
as soo i as schooners arrive to take
what lumber .they have on hand. M
E Btubert At Co's mill is now running
on full time.
Mrs H E Lowe, who w-nt to East
ern Washington for ber health last
! spring is not expected to live.
M rente Is In danger of another
fl ur famine.
The bridge at the inn.ti of Indian
creek is reported unsafe even fur foot
men.
TbesolKirdlnate, the encampment
and the Kebekall lodges, I () O K, of
ili ii place are platiulng a joint Instal
lation. Old Pioneer Dead.
OAK OKKIOKKS.
The new s t of cflie?ra which will
govern the J W Deary Poet.U A K, for
the next term Is ai follows, elected last
tveulug:
John Inithani, ennmiander.
O D Wheeler, Bentor vlco o.ini
manttor. O (Ireep, junior viteounnaiHler.
J 1 li wlt.uit. qu .rleimasler.
J W Laklu, chaplain,
jt)r V K King, surgeon.
Trusteva H D Wylle, J CHniiill and
E F Chapman.
LAIMKH OAR.
The result of the eloiiin held by the
La. i s of the U A U j e.tenlay fol
l.iwe:
MraO M McOinnls, prealdenl.
Mrs C It King, seni .r vine prerhtent.
Mrs 8 E Kuapp, junior vice preei
ttent. '
Mrs Mary Ingham, chaplain,
Mrs Maiy .dannltig, treasurer.
Miis Ethel Plank, cuniluutruse.
Mis A E Forreat, uuard.
Mrs 8adie Moore, uiuxlctau,
WOKKHKN NKXT.
No 15 Lodge of the ancieui Order of
U. ited Workmen will for ihe next
term tie led by the following new set of
ollloers:
F Y Hhuiuan, past master worl man
H I. Chllson, mater workman.
J F Yost, foreman.
E Cufumliig-i, oveiseer.
It J Hawthorne, recorder,
J L Page, financier.
F W Ostium, receiver.
J F Drew, guide.
A J llronkn, tnaltlc watch.
C A Davis, outride watch.
J W Harris and W Kuykeudall,
mni1!e 1 extmluerrt,
Truii ees-10 1C Chapman, L N
Honey and J H McCling.
HtlYAL MRItllf HOR3.
The Udlea' cuntlnveol of the Mni'-
eru Woodmen of Amerloa, the Kiya.
Nelghhurs, held their rl 'Ctlon'TliUr day
evening. Ki lluwlng Is the result:
Mrs M E Cm, oruole.
Mrs Addle Woods, vtoe-ornole.
Mrs D Link, chauoellor.
M rs 8 M ateer, recorder.
Mrs Jennie H'gglus, renelvor.
Mine Anna Oreuli, marshal.
Mrs Win Miller, inner sentinel.
Mrs Walter Hum. outer sentinel.
Mr It MuMurphy, manager.
Miss Am. a tlreeu and Mr 8 Mateer,
oatnp musicians.
W L Cheshire and U H At wood,
camp phy.i -ians.
Mrs Higlus was olinsen delegsta to
the hed camp sbhsIou and Mrs W M
Mliltr, alteriut'.
Sunday's Senices.
Humphrey Mumnrlat M E church
BFittmlmd pastor. Hervines st nso
el hoora. Theme for morning sermon,
"Itetribiitlon." Evening theme, "Mao
Unwilling to He have:!." H-guler
musical program both mirntng and
evening.
Uniteii Brethren church Geo E Mo-
Donald, pastor. Hervlcea at usual
hours, i'r.y.ir meeting TnursJay at 8
p m.
C P Church 0 N Wall, pastor. All
services at Ihe usual hour.
Congregational Church Ilev P H
Knight, of Salem, ii preach meriting
and evening. Hunday sohool ai d En
deavor meeting as u-ual,
Christian church J 8 McCallum,
paitnr. Hervines at usual hoiira. Morn,
l lg aubj.-il. "L! irl.ti in H-rvlci ."
E a itur aol.j , "TwiiinM AFiei!l '
the Kingdom." Flu cial IL.i.lo at bo b
s-rv.. s.
(Viil.tlin Hti"iw nlc at (14
Will.ii. t es r itHund.y el II a in.
BiliJ ot, "HiurameMt Halibath
soh o'i Wi'jiiFi ay e'.u Ir.g niielliig
IT: to.
! Firt Pis byterlan church ('has F
j Woodward prstor. All servtcia at
' uual hour.
E .lacopal chtir.ili -D E Loverldee,
pa .tor. Kiindiy rHiooi lusni;llam
morning prayer ami .erinon. The
hour of eve nltig sei v'e Is rhantted. It
will le for the pnreiK M si. ( a ly hi ur,
4:SH.
John Eairett Declines.
rSfelaie
We must have room for four car loads
of now furniture now on the way from
lint East. Kiity complete home fur
nishing outfit at pvu-esi never hoard
of before, iinlu.li njr Carpet, Matting,
Stoves, Tin and Uranito Ware.
J. W. Kays X,
immttntmm.j.
. . -"w '' ps-hpib SPH4
Always Desirable
IV Ia oomo fnr nr Rr.prlt'ii
Mi l ht AiMi tlittv rrTii,-a
ni't fr.-Hlt. Wlum Iti.ty ,'tu it
onlrr wo hwip,.,i ((ll,okly
nli!t thov lmv iiw rtli liuviiikj
of nil. The nKx,rleii we buy
arv tha kn.l Uit ii.airitti m
U.io. hfii y-m wut Hume
timiif iHsiMwittUy line tryt uur
bulk Olive
N. T.
Phono No 911.
WILSON,
557 Willumctto St
FOR Til 10 HOLIDAYS
Sets.
Yerington's pth
Street Drujr Store
Christmas Gifts.
rlIi ""TfftfTnW
Jut a reminder of where to gi t them. A Hue pair of
rliiies or Hllpnera Is nui.reciaterl and Is very appropriate
for yoimu and old. Call and examine our large and com
plete stock.
David Link S!,?c,usive Shoc
LVUIVI i
n-imm 1' Ttumnun
Our
Motto
to Please
Ws keep a well aslartnl line of Grooeriat
ami froth veurUlilea ..f all kltiila in their
season. Fresh Haratiata chilis anil salted
IHi.t1.11u, 'lillauuek, liuibenior and
ixiiuitry oheeaa.
Give ua a Call.
McKINNEY BROS.
Phone. Red 6-36.
4
Reduction Sale
for Cash . . .
As wo expect to make a channo in
iietis Jan lot wo will hoII you groceries cheaper
than over for cash.
Dishes at cost. Call and get prices.
J. U. GREEN& SON
PRIZE GIVEN AWAY
Monday Night. Monday Night.
December 2ad
at o clock p m.
Dr 0 W Lowe this morning received
a leleyrem from Ko-uslurg announcing
the death of one of the oldeil ploneera
. . . . . - w 1 1 . ..
.i mat war i me uur. nil. vy m. - , -
'' IcUllrn. tor many ye.,, the pr. ptUnr O'f'"""'" r" w u
of a hot) I t that city. Hhe w well
known all over Hiuihtrn and Western
WaIINToi, Deo 1.1, -The elati
pity. Bhe wss about 7') y ears of age.
Tns county has spent taandr'd. of ()rr(0n i ,e decawl was a paitlcular
d . 11. rs t'jlng to change the course of ; tltelllJ f iJr ,,,d wrs Ixiwe, of this
the river, but it baa all tweii ur m
and In a few more years at the rate the
river i. cutting now Ihe whole eet euil
of tbe nwn will I In tl.e river bed.
Junction Time: Jews. F int Is down
Cpen Evenings.
Ax Billy's D psrtment tnr wl 1 t
I with scarlet fever at tbe r-s dnce of- ,u'g. until alter CUrlstaias.
bli parents lo the west patt of town, I
p'b'li from John Barrett, decilnlrr
the appointment of minister to Japan,
slvli.g the reaon th t he lias etni I -y
nient a. Oriental represenle tlv-i A ihe
Ht Loulaelpreillon.
Jiinrtlon limes: M L Bsri.ait
alil ied the following atock tliU w . k
1 ear f.f hoirs, 1 car hoga and tti-'p
n.lxed from thla p. ace. Three oar).-'
of .h)sp from fngene and es.r 1
fioin i'(tii,
Can't toll, it's just as liable
to bo you as anyone.
THE WAY IT IS.
M .kit i ii on Oil rt.ll of notion ftnotU (!(i)UyfHn
Nor h hrUU Winilow, It eimti yru nthiOK M K'M
'1 he luchy oi.e fct hi ur her chaict l uj rticl ia wibdoW,
You're entitled to
one guess only.
FRANK E. DUNN j
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