Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, May 21, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextToday'shNew.q Today. DAILY EUGENE G II AIL!) Today's iNewj Today. VOL. 21. THURSDAY EVENING EUQEKE, OREGON, MAY 2 1903 THURSDAY EVENING 180 7 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Saturday Sale Bay Will put on sale 100 Boxes Cube Pins. Large cube, 100 count All black. lloijular 10c seller for 5 cents A GRAND OVATION IN SALEM President Roosevelt Met' With Rousing Enthu siasm Today. j him from a fatal wound. After that shut Hall started to ruu, whou the UiBdilened woman tir4 the other five ohuwWrs f tht reroivt-r at the ttee- uihd, but without i-ifort except Uj aooeUntte bis eiK-ini. Ed, limit U.) THE PEOPLE WERE AT THE DEPOT But (he President's Train Didn't Stop No Arrangements Made. Gents Department . '"(iTD TRRirx j :-.::i-i".!:-i!?fik Ties 15c and 25c For ioc i Shirts Colored 35c gi ad 0 fur 75 cents. IAMPTON Something New.... DAY Mb HENDERSON : I Will sell you tlio bei-t Kitchen Treasure Table for $3,2;", i l Center Supported Spring Mattress for 2.25. I I Full Si.o Three-l'iece Bed-Room Set for 12.50. I Best Three l'iece Maple Suit for 14.00. j I Top Mattress for $2.00. f CORNER WILLAMETTE AND 7th STREETS. 0'r.lf-.rtlttl.i iviSNrV--'W,( Wall Paper and Paint A great variety and the finest line in the city A new fresh stock just received Call and Inspect Our Line of Goods And we are certain you will be satisfied GORDON The Housefurnisher 26 East Ninth Street. 5 i I X Made Two Speeches fuil f Vigo ; Thought and hdom -Magnificent Reception Ten dered by Oregon, (tiuurd Special Service. ) Salem, Dr., May 21.T.be prssideti tial party arrived in tins city from i the south exactly on time and re- President HooanveH's train of six care, drawii by otighiA Ko. in ' ibarjo of KtijMueor Morris, taaed through Kujjciio uu' achedulo timo Una moruiug 0:15 o'ciok. Although ao arrangeaiGiits bad been made for toe train to stop at Eugeue. a largo crowd of townspeople and uot a few from tbe couutry tfaihereti at tlu depot at tlrai hour with tbe hope that the train might stop and that the preai -dent might show himself ou the plat form if oul? for a minute or two. liui niuiued iu Salem three hours and on the crowd sua doomed to disappoint minute. The whole time was one ! ment, for the train sped through, oniy contiiiuouij ovation for the chief mug Mm to of this country. Ho was kept my acknowledging Xw cheers of the crowd of ten t hoe rand people which hwarmed the passage-wiiy of the pngeant. i.vt-ry part of tlio program was cur ried out to perfection. The president :i.;uie n happy address to iiiAH) sclu.t.1 children in Marion Square and m:h rv;itly jdensed with the reception by the children. iYom the square the party wended its w;iy to the capitoi where for an hour tin) president addressed the im-ineii.-'e crowd, tiovenior Uto, Chain bcrlain, tieo, C lirowneli and Mayor liii-Jmu were tie recipients of per sonal eompHtiH'iiU. Ire paid a high tribute to t ho tl. A. H., ihe national guard, thu Second Oregon, ami es pecially to the good, plain people of the west, of whom he was proud to ho one. Mrs. liallio Hinges sang beautifully for the occasion. Secretary Moody made a short address after the presi dent had spoken. The party boarded the palace train and was off for Portland at one min ute niter twelve. PRESIDENT AT PORTLAND New JENNINGS & DOUGLAS Successors to J. li. RAY. Dealers In and Second-Hand Goods and Household I FURNISHINGS. ', flt yoil 01lt for houso-keeplni- iu Rood shape at nominal cost, to you. we and ave U9 before you buy. J 49j WILLAHETTE STREET. Are You -Studying.' slowing up as it passed the depot. Kesides the trainmen- the only er sou visible was a black and sbining fr.ced nergo porter, who as the train went by, accepted the htmers of the ocasiou with a broai grin. It has been suggested that, if tin proper elf orts had been made the presi dent might have Iteen introduced to bar the train stopped for a minute or two. GOV. LORD RE TURNS TO SALEM Miiriiikr to Argentine Enjoying a Vacation in His Old Home. CCOUO- No u'o niakinc a m-nouo oillx-imy mi .1 -.ro,.osiuon. You mi,.l,t a ,n.-l!T,ta..J a . . wort :i 'Ji k 1 1 11m t 1 iki... - , ,1 , !uu,-h(ortt, W..-M -.v.. you l.-1-.ni mil.,, inu-n of life if you will v'ive a cliam-o. N. T. "WILSON. r-4 11 4 ., Arrived Early this Afternoon and Was Greeted by Ttwusands An Exclusive Banquet. (Sfl'ijiiirf News Arioi'latiou. ) Portlum!, May 21. Tlio Fjieciul tnilu wltW'h lirouwiit Prenlilrnt ISoowreli ntnl Httemlulit )iariy to l'ortlnnd, pulleil into the depot over tie South ern Pacillc line at J! :15 o'clock tlii afternoon. Thu i'renileiit. waa ).reeti'l with a j;nat ovntion hy tlio five tho'iimnd jieople who r.i re puthcred there to witness hlB ilieomini.'. The Mreeti- i.liout tbe depot ttern tbrniiKml and jnmnud with tin waitiiiK niafs tf hn- uiMiilty. iSixty onrers will he laid at the ex clusive Immiuet tdtiiulit at the I'crl lil!)'l Hotel in liolior of the President. The 1'ivs.idetit given no indication of fatitue or ony from hl?loni( trip. li- leave-' eariy toiaonow morttlni; f ,r Pu:et Sound. Albany Woman Shooting. i .Seripi " New Af' eiaiioii. ! All y. May "1. 'ho Hall, who nur fhot hy Mrx. Maxwell !t ninht at Alhaoy as hut idij-iitly Injured. I he l,-rh outside the "toliiaeh HK cut l.ullet, makil i-'a .allifui V.-HH1 5 :i. i- iii led today, ihe wound U'lntf consideraldy oll.-n. Vr- VaJiBeld who did the -hootintf. ha- l.-. n-j laced mid. r hood of two hundred dollar- to a; i( o- for emmi- tomorn..v mtiinintr. 1 hoik. r iy ill Mr.'. ,M- t ; I t l.yih 'ii Salem, May 21. Ex -Governor Wm P. Lord, who served the state of Ore gon tw its chief executive for four years, and who is now miuixtor to Argentine Ke-pulilio, has returned for a short furlough at Salem, ifo will he hero the greater part of the summer and expects bis fatnti' to arrive from California soon. tiov. Lord is looking rather slight, having bad a Beige of illness recently, : and also as a result of the warmer ; and damp climate of that country. : The ex -governor was heartily woi-; coined by many old friends, and is: enjoying one of the most pleasant : recreations known to humanity, that; of renewing old acquaintances. He hopes to regain his former rugged health by a season In his favorite Oregon, where be can Indulge ( in its fruits and flowers and other good things After attending tho presi dential parly to Portland, he will re turn t Salem, and wiil make his homo for the time being at Hotel Willamette. Big Fire in Manila. Manila, May 21. Two thou-aud na tivo houses have licen destroyed by fire ill the Tondo district of .Manila. About 8UU0 persons are homeless, and are iteing fed and sheltered by th municipality. Tho damage is estl H!atcdt;2,a,lJ0 pesos. (ei,0M0,0M. ) Great Heat in New York. New York, May 21. -Two school children, a boy and a girl, died on the street in iitooklyn yesterday from tho effects of the heat. There were three cases of beat prostration re ported in this city. Tho thermometer at noon was 8t, Ftil From a Tresfie. Junction City, Or., .May 21. A hobo named Wilson, from Wisconsin, rexterdav fell from t lie trestin of tbe liarri-burg bridge, breaking his rigiit thigh lme. A local piiy-iclau re duced the fracture. Burned to Death. Itiehmond, Mich., May 21. Ilev. Henry .Storey, a l!aptit minister, was burned to death and his wife so se verely burned that it is feared she w ill not recover, in a file which you terday destroy. '! their home. ROOSEVELT IGNORED HERMANN No Mention Made of Oregon Politics in Salem. Reamts Jode in Procession Near Hermann and Was Introduced to the Chief Executive of the Nation, (tluard rlpei'ls! Service, ) Salem, Or., My 21. PHES1DKST UOOSEVtXT ABSOLUTELY KS NOHK1) IHKUKK HKKMAXS IN ALL UrmjANCKS. J1E MADE NO UEKEKKXCK TO THE OUlXiON CAMPAIGN. A. E. lleames rode iu a carriage iu the procession, his carriage follow ing immediately Itehlud that in which Mr. ilormamm rode, Mr. Ui-ames riding with Mr. Grooeh f the Presi dent's personal escort that is passing through the country with hint. Air. Heriiiami was jiesented to th President in Oovernor Chamin'riaiii's ofbee in the state house, along with forty other gentlemen, among whom was Mr, lle'inies. In fact, the President emitted ex posing any sentiment favorabe to Mr. lleiiiaiin, IT 1SH1NU ESPECIALLY NOTlCAiiLE THAT ilK UK) NOT liiiKET HIM WITH THU USUAL WAKMT'H that former aepmiutniiees would exhibit. It Is stated that the invitation io ride from Saicm to Portland was practically demanded by Senator Mitchell and some of the other poli ticians and tbat. THfcKK WAS KO PERSONAL INDICATION IN HIS MANNEU TOWAUUS HERMANN HY THE PKESIDENT OF OEKlKii FOU HIS 8UCUKHH Is looked upon as demonstration of tbe President s unwillingness to go dh record for the man whom he forced out from tho Commlsslonershlp of ihe Oeueral Land Office. 11ANOS ON THE T11A1L. ISingcr Hermann has hung on bis trull as ho approached Oregon, has pleaded and begged for recognition, has called ou the bigger men of the state to come to his rescue and elicit from the chief executive some ex pression that would set ttt rest the doubts of tbe jieople as io the atti tude of tho President. Tho sum total of the incident lias ieti to leave no doubt as to tbe President's frame of mind, ami that frame of mind is disgust at tho bad taste and "nerve" of Mr. Hermann. It waa apparant from the atmosphere that surrounded the president 1 party. S V. T M -r w mr- a -. -m . 1 5. tl. r KibiNDLYI Extr Special SATURDAY NIGHT 7 TO 9. An oiuiomtuii v iiLt? lit U comes hut seldom in ti i oiut'tt ltf iinu. The iiilriais wti ollm Saturdav nitrhi S : im nr rart' tnunti usiiit v t-j .sucttrc RllKa at aUOiH ' . ..... , . a jUU yaros t Mil.', worth trom 1,'2.j to S2.50 AA tw yatu, SiUtutliiv msht 7 u .This lk conn's itt Crystal Cord, Vila Satin and Fan- tv irut;ads attd SlntiO. 5 Pair Odd C irsfis,sciima: irom frl.ift to2.i.i C f ' Saiurdav uk'ht 7 to i JU; ) jU Fair i) mil rvjiular t : il 8atttidav ioJii 7 i kid iiUhig Ikirsots, .501 500 Yards, f dtn l.av worth uit(i 1 i' v ami Eji)bntdiry AC SaUrtdav ntht 7 !j i) VJ t Cents Furnishing Defartment 82o Ihmm muTts .f th,. ii.a siifui Silk tie in 4-irs-hatid' g fllidp t 1S.WM, Mid-t'l Mrin; Ti-M, etc, your t!l!)ic-. :i!i'nl;sv ti"!)t i to U 25 'X lartit'S liiitsj; i jlht'.- lwr;atr5 dr ii) tl!' routitrv day. may participate in ' Can Our Canned (iooda be Beat. We would like to see sonic one v.-bo cull candidly state by ,vim in either piice or ijuaiity. 'n',v itrcv. toned i'v ti'O best canoeTH iu this couiilry and Europe, Hiiti if you eno ihj.i n cao of orti, or loujifiof tor i.V, nit-! i:ui t.n etjiiai ours iti high itioility, iii .-hv. vt and llnvor yim can tulto a urn boioo ttiltl you free. W. M. Green, Phone Main 2i-1 619 Willamette St. ...This Store Offers... I -iiiiMa J1 m To See tllelie-AC.d '.vitlnct 1 , . , in ! .us 'i vfi'd i . .'.i!. I-lef, ""' ''"'jj-ru; !- : ! ly- tif '. s!i iv ; . ' i .i. : T 1 .de jel with Mr. :.r. itifirrytng ber . W.-h. Tiny l.-..d .Mfft.y, when the 1 f i a f olver and j., I. u,i( almost The JiulM ftiuck . n t o ton on hi ' j r-d.al !y mii.g Ctirisiian Church Market. I)f,.-,.,i chielieii, hominy, salt ris ing bread, t ron bread, salads, cuke, and other home cooking ai th market to 1" held by Christian church belle, at MeKlntiey A lloleninn's giocery Satiir day. LUCKY 1MJY Mi.NTN'i STO K. Wc are the so1hori-d sgelit fot th- side of a lili.i'i 1 siuotiid t,f treas ury ..t-ck in the l.'iiky i!"y Mining t'omi ii. y. which we tier for sale at ;;,,,,i, . Those who wish to Is-eome part o i. f iu this splendid pro) city, ft-ioi i iri.e tln-ir s j iii atiot,. t .i i.i our ntllee and giie os the a'io not you wish to invest. iKi.g'Iia Ileal 1 -'-'te 4 llivestlnelit Co. GRAND ENCAMPMENT Offif$ Elected for the Ensuing Year W. M. Green, Grand High Pfieit. Portland, May 31. Tim grand en campment 1. O. O. 1". In session here has elected ihe following office.: tirand Patriarch T. Howard, of I'endletoti. Oratid High Priest W. SI. Oreen of 1 aigeue. ;rnd Senior Warden CiaudoOntch of Salem. Oram! Scribe E. K. Kbaroti, Port land, ( re elTti d ! iiriiud Trmsurer W, W, Erancis of llalsiy. tirand Junior Warden W, I. Yaw ter of Jacksonville. tirand iiepresentiiiive P. W.Stewaii. of Portland. Oratui Marshal liols-rt rftnvemon of Ifoseburg. tirand luslde Sentiuel 1. Hkaifo of Silverton. tirand tnitside Sentinel L. 11. Hnard of CwjUille. The grand encBmpment aecptil tbe Invitation of the committee on rei tioii to President HooaeveH to take irt in the parade In a body m Tborsiiay afternoon. The reports of tbe Oram! Patriwb and the tirand Scribe showcl a very health-condition of this branch of Odd Fellowship. The ttlstie ot. mitted show that tlie niemls-nihip fana reached a total of liltj, an Increase in tha tast year of 311. Just .received a lino of clo-k shelves !,d nieiitcitie chests; vtn them in north -how window. Chambers Hardware, B f? 0 ? o o 9 Eugene's Greatest Bargain Opportunities Vronfh of 1 lint on evury hand-EveryDay Yon n-!ct your own best intert'stsi' - You Fail to Visit Our Stere, There's Ample Evidence to sustain Our claim that tiiitt ii ilm Bargain Jlouxfl of Kupmwi. Tho hwuitiful littti of ...SKIRTS... Keca5vl a tiiitjrt tinso ago are ahootst half gono. 'j'liny oimo in Vilo, K(ui)uei, Fancy Briiiiuntinss. ('oiors Wtiiti, 35iat;k ami Navy. x- RarcsL Bargains In Shirt, Waists, from 45j up to $3.00. FREE! FREE! War ft ill jiivini; away Crockery witii wery jmndtatj f $5.00 worth. FANCY IMiOl STITCH sOSlEHY Hf otir lints at I rv, 2(k', 2 -, 4te, m., Cfw 75c. T0LMIE & TRAVER Successors to P, Frank & Son. o e m 0 0 5 B0NB0NIERE BREAD THE BEST-WHY? Ibcu w make firead maktug ,!,. The w.niiarj coiidltloo are ftn-ai m eU niii.ex rim M,ai . tiw-m. We teat our flour and uao iiotliiog but the moo. y ,), t nv, ,,,) T),f v ,,mi t flollr it Hfte.i. ihis i.r.-sd rati aly i e found at the l5Sserv, or tlrocery Htotva, far tiie im id case- are nonfe-d " itoiilioniero ibead." Phono 130-1. Free Delivery. F. B. DUNN, Proprietor, .