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Newspaper Page TextToday's" News Today. Today's News Li U U FJ U L To da VOL. 21. TUESDAY EVENING EUGENE. OREGON, JULY 2! 1903 TUESOAY EVENING 80 146 DAIL1 G D A H i) utnmer Goods tOjClose Out POPE LEO'S I and see for yourself the Wains you can find here Hrf iSchatfher Ylailor HAMPTON BROS Are You Studying? So use making a serious difficulty out of it reasonable proposition. Yon might as well understand at once tlie worth of getting the right things and not pitying too much for them. We'll give you lessons in the eeono mits of life if you will give ub a chance. r"" e want r store every one lo come to this wn kand have a TO SALEA ON AN EXCURSION TRAIN S .ndav's Game to be V'i:nes cd by Eugmc Fai.s in Ca;!udd ! Lo!s Sin Up. 1 j E. .1. MfCliiiKiluui hns littlund h very popular "hi'lu'int tLut uf uti x curiiiou toHiilem urxt Surdity, wiili a piiimiry object of ul lowing tho viM-i l ie to tee t ho batllo of the k1'1 u 1 Cup of Coffee free. You will not be bond to buy; we vni.t to mont-lrate ibat we can do you good in coffee. GEO. T. HALL & SON. dt. ace Remnants are going Fast at 10 tints. I'e quick or you miss the pale. We have also many other lines that we are closing. out at cost. Golden Rule Store NINTH STREET. AH Kinds of Furniture Made to Order at DAY , HENDERSON'S CORNER WILLAMETTE AND 7th STREETS. WE SELL FURNITURE CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY ELSE IN EUGKNE, 1 r BURIAL Will Take Place as Soon as Arrangements May Be Made. Na Pobtical Strife Among C; r dinds - Probable That New Pope Will Not Claim Tem poral Power. (Scripps News Association. ) l!o ne, July 21. The closing of the long rule of Pope Leo during which temporal power tviis wrested from the church by King Victor Emmanuel of Itnly, will proliahly 6eo a reconcilia tion between the Italiau government and the Cntbolio chure-h. No less un authority than Cardinal Svampia made tlie startling announce ment this morning that tho uew Pope will have a uew policy iu regard to the temporal power of tho Pope that will dilfer from that which has ob tained for centuries. This menus that the church will no longer claim other than Fpiritual do minion, that the long and bitter con test between the church aud the Italian government will bo ended. Cardinal Svampa also says ho be lieves that a new Pope will easily bo- eleeted withiu tou days. Measures ror Burial. (Scripps News Association. ) Home, July HI. A sacred cou- sistory meeting was held today to take preliminary measures for the burial of Popo Leo, which will tako place as soon as tho set requirements may bo filled. Tho official announcement of death was made this morning. Seattle's Double Poisoning. (Scripps Nows Association. ) Seattle, July 21. Tho corouor's jury rendered a verdict this forenoon iu the inquiry into tho death of Mrs. Hull aud bor iufaut daughter, which took place very suspiciously. Tho verdict charges a person or per sons unknown to the jury with the crime of murder by poisou. Mrs. Hull aud her babo both died Thursday of last week, and iu great agony. It is belioved by those iu a position to have tho cat understanding of the crime that tho mother of the dead woman had a hand iu the double murder. New-paper Detectives. (Scripps Nows Association. ) Portland, July 21. The identity of the nmu who murdered Calof, tho fruit peddlor, hero two weeks ago is now known. It is certain that Jim Haley aiuj a I on called "Doughnuts" are the guilty parties, lioth have completely disappeared. The police are demoralized aud seem tn lie unable to follow the trails leu bv criminals. i Ri ht of Way Secured lor Ditch The Daily Journal is sparing no ex- anfJ Electric Wires on Blue penee in the search for the gang of i Rjver, holdups that have been terrorizing the city. I i!i cords in the county clork's olllce War will bo waged against the police' shiw that yesterday L. for neglect of duty until a thorough reorganization of tho force is com- C0BURG BRIDGE OVER McKENZIE Closed for Repairs, Rotten and Unsafe A Hig Job. Jiul'o Ki in" ii Ul riH'1'ivt.'il it lining, from Coburtf this morning Mutiny tliut tlie Hpprmu'h mul diiiall t-ium to tlie witgoii bridyn nrross tho Mriuu ziti, mur Cobum, bin! givon tnviiy. limine Kim-ait) iniuii'diut ely drove over to umptH-t tho sun mul found that tho ruitd supervisor had block aded and cUimM the Itridgu to travel. J ti diaiiiiud ou that date, b it'll will le tho latit time (hie; son.-on that Kit- g.uo atm wuem cross ens. jxi, small span had settled the piling I lUUUUiy liJ I'UIl '( Ht'l ltll'tl t llt- twiil from Kugeue. Others aloi.g the line will join the train iuto Salem and tbo projeet would he patronized to tho limit without a doubt. Mr. McClauahan ban made uppliea li in to tho compauy for lower thau tiie reKular r ites. The Corner Drug Store will receive, uumes of thotio who would attend if thn wroner nmiiitmniontH can be in;. do, Filo your uaiiie there before 8 o'clock tonight or phone it over if you winh uecomtnodittiou. Mr. MtiCluntibuu said today that tbo oxoumiou was a go. Over 100 names linvo already been secured. Thus wi bing to tako advantage of tho op pc : (unity w ill have to hurry. TODAY'S NEWS. The Evening Paper Gives ' it Fresh - The Morning Paper Gives Yestet day's News. Though the Daily Guard published the fact of the death of Pop Leo tw'i Ivo hours before tho Kegiator, the Inker paper does uot fail to advertise ltsi If with tho announcement that "Tiio first news of the death of Pope Le i was receired iu Kugeuo iu an As aoluited Press dispatch to tho Peg- ist. r." C ranting tho stctemcut, what good in the lowb if the Kogister had to wa.t many Hours ijeioro n couiu ue laid before its readers? Therein lies tho advantage of the uiug publication, especially ou thin Paoilic coast, over its morning contemporary. Popo Leo died at focr minutes past four iu tho after- no. 'U. It was then eleven o'clock iu tho foienoou iu Kugeue. Even had he survived till uiue o'clock yester day evening the Daily Uuard of yes terday would have given the uowh. The day is well over in Knrope all the nows is made long bofore the evening paper ou tho Pacillo coast is even thinking about going to press,. Aud outhis coast the even ing publication has the advantago of tho news from tho Mississippi valley ami the Atlantic coast till six and seven o'clock iu tho evening respec tively. That is whou It is four o'clock in tho afternoon in Eugene, it is six o'clock in Chicago and seven o'clock iu New York. 1 he news of the day throughout Eu rope aud the east is made In timefor pun icatiou iu the Pacific coast even ing papers. Tho morning paporB ro hth it. Aud it is uot ditreront with home local news. The evening paper gives the main haiineuinus of tlie day. The morning paper has no choice but to print the nows of the day before. LUCKY BOY MINE IMPROVEMENTS I which Mipprtcd it beiiigtu a rotten col -ditinn. Tho timbers that inut be re placed aio 101 feet long ami will prob ably have to bo hewed out. It will probably be eight or ton daya before travel 'can be returned. Under the fcinall spau the river in swift and deep aud falfe work will have to be need. Judge Kineaid suya many teams and people are on thia side of tho break and very anxious to get. homo, but that travel cannot be retuimed till re I mi t-8 are made. Li. N. Kouey, the well known con tractor, built this approach about live years ago. It is thought that (he court wilt have Mr. Kouey make tin nccobttaiy repairs, if he can possibly paro the time to dt to. BJUiler It la probable that ii. W. J ay lor, the housoinover, will be se cured to make repairs, it being im possible for Mr. Koney to leave other work, al thong b Mr. Sinners, the bridge, man, may posHibly bo em ployed. Judge Kincuid informs iir that the YVeiuUing Hooth-Kelly mill will saw the necessary timbers INFORMATION IS NOT CORRECT Gents' Furnishing Dept. Latest Novelty in Neckwear for Vcstless Days with Black Pcan dc soi Four-in-hands broidcred ends with Fruits and Flowers in Natural Colors" Emblem Four-in-hands- with embroidery, ciixs, i. or P., m. W. A., tables, and Golf. SEE NORTH WINDOW. em- in Tennis Underwear Department Call in and inspect our line of underwear. We will show you the Ideal Underwear for Summer. Our Balbriggan Uuderwear will stand more laundry and abuse from the laundry, than any other kind, and summer untie, wear is m tne laundry as much anywhere else. as Stoves j Ranges i A full line of boaters, and ranges. stoves No 50 Ninth ami Oak. polled. BAILEY PROPERTY SOLD TO A. C RUBY 5. L. Long. J 111 hr, mmij A WEDDING BREAKFAST Or dinner is always served with the choicest im- and lhpiors that can be procure!. Kor social functions of any kind o have the purext aud best wines, of either Imported or domestic vintage, by the ease, bottle or gallon,) price you can't ma)ch for (pialliy ne, at E C HUGHE Svccceeor lo W - 1: r 1 i w. The Prof. Mark lialley property on Kust Ninth street has been dispno d of by the owner to A. C. Uuby, the purchaser of the .Minnesota Motel and W. Sander's store building Mr. Hnhv is a recent arrival from WcM ! Virginia. The Itailey property has been con siih red tho finest residence property, j in the city. It is indeed a beautiful : Plruct lire and the purchaser has a good ( asset when he counts bis new actpilsl- tioll. ,fr. and Mrs. I;lley will remain in onf-ession until about October. K. lieuu aud otiiers wlio own property ill tho ltlue I! ver district, have deeded a right o! way l'Hi feet wide without the tim 1, r on the lands to the Lucky liny M iulng company. This is but another step in the wrk which has l.eeu going on all eoniiiipr at the I ky Hoy hcadciiar- tirs in the Uiue liiver district. The ii, tent ions of the olliciMls of tho coiu pjiiiy have bi-eii published in these col u mis before. The plans include an Ii .an nso amount of improvement on t:,"ir property and it is gratifying to k .ow that the work Is rushing along i., actual fact as well as on paper. I a. Zimmerman came up from Poit- li.nd vc-t'rdiiv tin busineHS connected I with the company and K. C. .Sharkey , a, rived from the mines. The gentle- j ,vi. been in confereno over the i Koseburg Says Turner Has De cided to Call Eugene-AI-btnyGame. The itoselairg taitiors both soem to bo misinformed of tho state of pro tests Loforo President (1. M. Turner of tho Valley League. Tho protost Hit iu by Albany about tho Fourth of July game whoro tho umpire changed a decision affecting tho score is commented on us follows: "Prtsldont Turner of the Willam ette Valley Loaguo has doeided that one game between Eugene and Albany where the umpire changed Ids de cision will have to bo played over again nnd thus lioseburgand Kugeue tiro a tie for second place. Kugeue and Poseburg each have two post poned games to play whilo Salom aud Albany each have one." Prestdout Turner was in Eugene Sunday and slated to members of tho Kugoue team that lie thought that the best thing to do would be to drop all protests, allowing tho soores to stand as they are. None of the Eugene players or ollloiuls have hoard of any such docisiou as printed by thn ltosoburg papers., Tho statement is probably made to arouse enthusiasm in Koso liuig because it tics Eugene aud Kose burg iu tho per coutage column witli 5.")0 each. MESSAGE FKOM 1 URN Kit. The Salom Statesman of this morning also bad the rumor that tho Fourt h of July game had been thrown out. The tluurd called President Turner up In Albany this afternoon and ho stated positively.tbat the game protests had uot bee n decided aud that ho was Workington the evldouco submitted. Thel decisions will be mailed tonight or tomorrow to the respect ive teums. Tho three protests in which Kugeuo is interested will then bo settled. S. H. FRIENDLY; Largest Men's and Boys' Outfitter in Eugene. The Young Housewife may consult tho best cook book in tho world, and yet, sad to relate, li r i out rather poor eatables. Skill in cooking must bo accompanied by ll.i icst materials Hour, sugar, butler, spices aud tho rest. Where to g, t them is not much of a question. At (Jreen's to bo sure. Tho tlnod pure food products for dainty desserts. W. M. GREEN, Phone Main U."i-l (11!) Wlllamctte'St. I MIDSUMMER 1 CLEARANCE SALE Every yard of Summer (Jooda will be closed out inside of 30 days re gardli'Hs of cost. Remember we den't Mop tit tbo cost. Shirt Waists T bey are going raj idly at almost half-price. Sjmo choice paltefiiH.loft. New Arrivals Superior Machine. (junior (,'nrran of Seattle, repre senting tho Pacific Supply Company, of Seattle, was In tho city today. Mr. Curraii is a thorough printer and understands the "art preservative." He spent several hours Iu the Guard olllce and complimented us upon the amount of original matter turned out of this olllce. Mr. Curran thoroughly understands tho 'Simplex' upon the collide of hours, llo.con.ilders thlsn superior machine In many ways to the Linotype. 5f We have received GO case of Men's, Ladies', a Boys' and (-'bildren's Shoos. The advance 2 f-bipment of our Fall Lino. f -We have some extraordinary values to jjf ofler you. We can show any kind 2- of a shoe wonted. Every shoe f sold bens our guarantee. I T0LMIE '& TRAVER The Season is Almost Here FOR CAMPING IROVISIONS. We have them in every class and kind which you may need. Our stock of ('linnet Meats is Tile largest stock uf Canned Veg coinplelo Iu every detail. Try our ; ( tables Iu tho city. Every package lieviled, 1'otted and Dried Meals. j guaranteed drat class. Try IIK1NZ CHOW CHOW in bulk. Also bottled relishes of every kind. THE Ol-I) KUI.IABI.L Next door to new OperaHouse r6;:t:T,j''h"Rd,2,, j. w. WHITE Store Sold. BONBONS BREAD isiness and are satisfied with til" digues in ele so fur ill (ho Improve-; j(r j. w. Hmilh lias sold his general , iit8. merchandise blisluess at Natron to 'J he tight of way secured will be .-rHk lllalr, ex-traveling reprcseiita ed f.jr the coiiHtruellon of a ditch j tv0 0f Wadluims & Kerr Druthers. THE BEST-WHY? ! So llos So Kil fly protects your ' cons and horses from Hies Preston ' & llalcs sgeuts. vlihdi will conrey water for power yr tiir is now possessor of threo sid for the efi lion of the poles to ,(or(,g, z: At Springfield, rail Creek and Natron. Mr. lllalr will probably support the wiios for tho trausmls ,!.,!, of electricity from their big wer station under course of cou- I at ruction. Natron store, and Smith in hit employ. will close tho retain Mr. Ilccausn we make liread making a spic.nlly. The ennitary cntiditlnM sre as good iib cliT'iiliurHs can make 11 1 in, tot cur mm Slid tiso nothing hut tho best money can I uy, and eveiy pound of Hour is sifted. This bread run always be tound at H o Ihikery, of (Irocery Stores, where tho bread eases ate marked "ponboniere liread.' Phone 130-1. Free Delivery. F. B. DUNN, Proprietor.