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EUGENE,
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OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING JUN 21 1906
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Summer Waists and Summer Dresses I
are the principal attractions ot the store at present. People are (
getting resdy to go out of town, and .who can enjoy a stay in the j
country or at the sea shore without a goodly
lot of Summer Waists, Skirts and Dresses.
Our stock of these indespensable garments are I
almost limitless. Everything imaginable made
: ANARCHISTS
AFTER HAAKON
AT TRONDHJESN
Several Arrests Made and Bombs
Seized by Police. Wm. J.
Bryan Arrives on the Scene and
Refuses as Usual to Discuss
Politics at Home,
Trondhjom, Juno ''l. King IIiuikoii
L4.L 1 ' 1 1 1 . li received thu American embassy thin
on coin continents is nere, ana wnat is more iiuirninn with duo cuiirteny.
, - , 1 1 1 1 1 $ 1 'no preparations fur tho coronation
is here at a price at which it is nowhere in the rl ' pn.yin fuvumhiy, but an mi.
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archtst kcukiiMou niiH neon Hpruiitf.
Several auarcliisltt known 10 tho Ku
ropoaii polieo havo boon hitchUm!
quietly to.provent the puHBi li lity of
an attack 011 tho kinn. A number of
bombs huvo been ho i zed.
Win. J. liryan arrived thin morning
and wild ho oould not discuss Anui
ican politic, llo had been away no
city. You will do well to look us over before
purchasing, for you will not only be thor- f.
oughly pleased but you will save quite a bit U
of money on your purchases. ?e dt
X7 Haw Wr T? Int of
of Dotted Swiss, White Organdies and Fancy Gingham Suits.
Prices
WILL BUILD CANAL l
IN EIGHT YEARS
ON LOCK SYSTEM
Victory Over Sea-Level Advocates was Easy. House Sends
Immunity Bill to Conference-Only Ons Railroad Of
ficial Responded to Invitation to Appear Before Inter
state Commerce Commission at Washington.
GABTEMALA
KBELS FLEE
FOR SAFETY
City of Pikin Takes Cargo of Dis
gruntled Politicians to Salina Cruz
-Still Talk of Invading South
ern Part of Mexico
Washington, Juno 21. On tho Hrnt j what, they wUhoU dono in regard to
voto mi tho Panama canal question their relations with ooal companion,
thin atternooii ill tho senate ttio lock Tho Pennsylvania was tho only road
tpyo wuii. Tho voto eum on a mo- i responding, and Fourth Vice Piosi
tiou ly Kittrod'o to table tho Hop-' dont Thayor appeared for it. llo paid
kins ainondinont providing for n look that before President Cassatt Hailed
canal, hi accordance with tho looom- J for Kuropo ho kuvo an order to uhol-iM-ndatiou
of the minority of tho eon-j ish within a year all private ear linen
Kan I'Yancisco, Juno 21. Tho Pa
eille Mail liner City of IV km arrived
thin mnrnitiK from tho southern
roast. Tho Pokiu took twenty-six
poll Heal exiles from Guatemala to Sa
lina Cruz, as since tho opening of tho
revolution about Oouh tho situation
wan too wi'.nu for ttovoral prominent
polit icians. Thoro is still talk on the
part of tie revolutioniHtrt,of timiding
I lie southern part of Mexico, and at
t'hamhcrieo at lacks aro ox poo tod
iiiKhtly.
milting engineers.
hy a voto of ltd
loim, but ho in certain the Democrats amendment.
An assortment that-must be seen to be appreciated,
ranging from
..$3.00 to $10.00..
will adopt, a progrotiHivo policy
LONDON SPRINGS WILL
CELEBRATE JULY 4
Ladise' White Waists
All that is new
is here at the right price
$3.50 Jap Silk Waists
for ... $3.00
$3.00 Jap Silk Waists
for ...... $2.50
Swiss Waists at
50c, 75c, $J. 00, $1.25
Short and long sleeves
Duck Skirts
The sale on while
and colored Skirts
has been continued
and if you have not
already bought you
should do so at once
as the best numbers
arc going fast.
$1.25 and $1.35
skirls for. $1.00
Others rediccd In proportion.
Ladies' white and gray Lace Hose '. - 25c
Ladies' plain black ribbed Hose, now 10c
Apron Gingham, extra heavy, all colors 5c
Fancy Dress Gingham, 2x2t grade for 9c
People at That Fopular Health Re
i sort Will Be Patriotic-Other
j Nates of Interest
j London, Juno 20. Kvory one til out
liondon Sprints in huny with their j
I work. Stilt they havo not forgot the
Fourth of July and are making prup
a atioiiH to havo aoodtiino. Tho
: utmal pro-am will ho had. The com
mittee is busy making arrangement h
to havo a general good time and all
who can come to London will surely
have a good time.
Tho pooplo are again beginning to
' pitch their touU around the fountain
I of health.
! Henry Cyena, of Crahtreo, who ar
rived at tho Springs about two weokh
; ago in a very nerinus condition with
, stomach trouble and other complica-
tioufl, is gett ing along flue and inak
ing rapid improvement.
drydocTdIwey-
ji HEARING MANILA
It
The senate rofumd
to :tl to table the
waH immediately
along t ho nystom.
Thay(r hi the interstate hearing
fcrleil !o prove that tho 1'cniiHylvania
mail had made no attempt to proven
ha i nlepeudoht't from opening coat,
inincri. lie cited HtatUtict tthowlng
that many iudopeudeiitEi were appar
ently prospering.
agretMl to ohaugu the title of the orig
inal bill, which provides for a aea
level canal, and passed the bill an
amended in favor of u lock canal
w thout division.
Ah tho look typo had already boon '
adopted by tho Iiouho and approved nininn MimOITV
hy the preHblont, thin action of the rAtlr III UN ( VtKol I T
Honato dottlon the tpietition Tho canal ;
will probably bo completed within. REGENTS IN SESSION
The hoiiHe Bent
to conference.
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tho immunity bill
Portland, Juno 21. -The regentn of
tho I'aillo UnlveiHiiy are in session
ONLY ONK AiH'KAKKn. j hm tlie r milt of n ipiarrel which ro-
Washington, June 21. Today waHjHulted in (he resignation of Professor
the day appointed for presidents of; Coghill. The quarrel arose over tho
railroadH to appear before tho inter j raising of Hinds for rebuilding the
state commcrco commission and say college.
TIES AND RAILS
FOR ELECTRIC
RAILROAD
-Tho
, tlllH
dock
Lace Curtains'at
50c, 75c, $1.00
We guarantee to have the
largest and best curtains
in the city at 75c
Come in and make comparisons.
Lisle and Silk Glo ves
for both Ladies and Misses
in white, black, gray, blue,
and tan, lisle and cotton gloves
now selling at 25c
Silk Gbvcs for 50c and 75c.
SiiiRiiporo, Juno
Dowoy iirrivcd lioro
(Tho drydock Dowoy, w ith enpnrity
to lil'l tho hi'oHt wairtliip iilhutl., wiih
Imilt lit tho Jinxiklyn uuvy ynnl mul
! minio two iiKinl Im up) in tow of two
j : bin colliers piiichiiHoil liy tl.o novorn
', inont diiriiiK tlio Smn lull wnr, Hlni tod
j on hor lout? jrniriiey of boiiio 12,(KI
jjiiiiluM, aliout half way around tho
1 1 Klol)C,for Manila. KiiiKMpuro in about
; 1 rn M iniln Buiillii'iiBt of Manila in
J China Son wators. Kd. )
I'ortlnnd and ncnrly all rlhttt rif way
from Sidom to tho point of oi'ohhIuu'
tho- Wilhuuotto rivor havo hoou no-
ourod, hut to tho protfont tinio littlo
work hna boon douo hotweou tho
liridtfo Hito and Portland liy tho riht
of way doiartuiont. This work will
ho oarriod ou oidy ho fntit an ih iioooh-
Hary to noiH)iuinodato oonHlrUL'tion
plaiiH. Tho routo hy wliioli tlio lino
Willamntts Valpv Trantinn P.n. Has win utor l'ortimui from tho houiii
tiari not yot hoou dtttornduod upon.-
Just Purchased 60,000 Ties in i,.-i.i.i.i .n...,
.! r
U atuinj, Five Hundred Tons ot
Steel Rails Arrive at Salem.
Come in
and
have your
name
put in
your hat
it is free
Men's Summer Underwear
The warm days remind us that it is time
to make a change. When you are passing
drop in and look over the splendid values
we are offering in Underwear. We have
tlv' season that we
some new gui"iw "
want tried and are offering them at un
usually low prices. KjL
:russion soldiers
i ENGAGE IN MUTINY
i St. l'etcrHhurii, Juno 21. It is ro
portod that dui'inu a mutiny atSohaa-to-
nl tlio aoldiora oaptnrod two kuuh,
hut tho outbreak wmh (iiollod by loyal
ri'k'iini'liU. Tho wild ior attai:kod tho
olllivTH with i'IiiIm, killiiiK ouo and
wounding two othom.
Sole
agents
for the
Gordon
and
Stetson
Hats
STEVENS GAie
SEVEN MORE VOTES
I'ortlnnd, Juno 21. In the rooount
ir Iho voti-K for xhiTill in tlio 11 lit
twidve pri'i'in.'tH Stovona K"'""'1 bovoh
votes ovor Word.
HAMRTON
Stores Springfield and Eugenes o
l'.lf(;nnt prpKontH froo of 'hare
(jivHii with your im rroam ticket, all
f .r ton conlH, includiiiK adiiiinniou to
tho Krouiidx, Salurdiiy niKht, Juno
at ri'Hidoui'o or J. II. .Mi-.Mur
ph.y. If
llrini? your mother in lnw.your 11011-
indaw, and Homehody'M wito or HWoet
rial
Saturday
tl
heart to the lii'vn wn
nik'l't id Mi-Murphey'i'.
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About to hur4t Tho HWellt Ht Hiieial
event of the heimon on tho MoMui
phey lawn. tr-
Tho bollliiiK plant at tlio SpritiK"
j t ruuuinit neurly every day.
Sixty thoiiHiind ties havo I n pur-
choted by tho Willamette Valley Tiae
tiou (loiupiiuy from an Aurora mill
and full) Ioiih of Hlool railx aro now lio
ni delivered at Salem for coiihtruo
tion of tho eleotiio mini between
Portland unit Siilom. Tho company
Iiiih Hot upon n date aliout 10 inoutliH
lioiioowliou it la exported to comploto
tlio road and begin operation.
It wan expected to havo the road
completed in time for hauling the
Portland delegation to tho next Reu
nion of the Oregon loni'datine, but
owiuu to delaya in tho franchhto pro
eoodiiiKif it haH been neeoHHary to re
vino dales. Tho company received
six carloads of railu at Salem yo.tor-
day from the rollinx mills and tho
remainder will he delivered as rait as
needed.
It is not proponed to rush construe
tioii of tho rail lino ahead of tlio
bridiio work. Tho hridi'O Herons tho
Willamette river in the controlling
fai'ter and other work will bo planned
accordingly. Plans for tho bridge
are now under consideration between
tlio company and the United States
engineers in Portland and qucntiniiM
regarding cleaiance of shipping are
now being nettled. Tho company has
purchased two largo hcowh and con
tno'ted for the nountructiou of I
third, to bo used in building the
bridge.
Permission wan secured thin week
from the city council at Salem for
laying n temporary track on streets
in that cltv to convey tho imderialn
from the freight yards or tho South
ern PaBilli! to Iho point where con
struction work is to he onuoneliood
on the railroad. Tho guides made
some time ago between Salem and
Chemawa will be somewhat changed
I alirl lienor alignment securu'i. r.e'ijr
MURDER OF
ROOSEVELT
WAS PLANNED
I'mtlum!, .1 ino iM. In the munic
ipal (MMirl today Wiillnr SouhiH'kiwU",
Polo, tOHllflml lllllt t.tlO HHHIlHrlillU
lion of l'nmlflont KoohovoII was plot
ted horu laat month, and fund raiund
to Hund John Prywara, n local Kiih-
Hlau NiliiliHt, to WaHhliiKton uh tho
HHHUHHill.
BRITISH SGHOONER
LOST WITH CREW
Dover, Kiik., Jinn 'Jl. Tho Dnninh
Hchoonor Itrrtha sunk near Hoiith
Uoodwin lihlMhip In u colliHion with
a Dutch tank ntfiunor. Kiht of thi
HchooinT'r c:'W w;ro drowned, tho
caplain'H ntiii bniiiK tho only mirvivor.
mov In tin lucpaialioiirt for work
indicated Hint tho very licnt charartor
of elfM'trir railroad will lo Imilt and
that Portland and HmIkiii rWl have a
rapid trQdt lino HUal to
intnrorlmii phidH in Q
MtatcH.
1 TurminulH Imvo Ihmu
J. V. Whito'M Krocorj Htoro him
l)eou enlarged hy tho takin out of a
partition. 1 1 Ih how waroroom hat
hoou complctod and Ih uov uccuplod.
VuHtorday'H Imm'lmll HcorfH: Port
land, r; '1VIhcc( 2. Kromio, 3; Kent
tic, 1!. Oakland, 4; Loh AuvcIch, H.
A popular Halom woddintf Tncndiiy
wnt Jhho V. TravorH and M m Kay,
daughter of II. Huook, tho well
known contractor.
Tlio official voto hIiowh that Ihuiton
county wiuit dry hy Ls, junt it) more
than twu ycarHiKO.
The Mt. AiikcI academy conducted
HiiccoHriful KraduatiuK oxcrclHCH Tiich
day, four completing tho couthch.
Thoro were M) youiiK ladlcti at tlio
, hcIiooI tho pant year. Mihs (itaco
KroiieliOHi'h wan iven :t diploma In
tho bent I tniiHic, and Ih couriered olio of tho
IliiHtorn inont accoinpliHhed piaulrtcH In tho
I Mtute, Her homo Ih at Kueito Salem i
purchitrtod hi Journal.
WALTER FOLEY
NOT GUILTY OF
MANSLAUGHTER
Jury Returned Verdict of Not Guilty
Few Minutes Atter Going Out-
Jury Disagreed in Case of Stock
ton vs. Royal Arcanum
The trial of Walter Koloy.tho young
man who killed Cull Kol'ur ou a traiu
between Cottage drove and the Bo
hemia mines sovoral mouths ago, the
charge being manslaughter, took up
most of tho II ino In tho circuit court
today. '
A jury was completed tins morning
and consisted of the following:
Horace Kink, DoxtorSptirks, Chas.
V. Cox, K 11. Kutnn, Clark Stovons,
l.oreu Edwards, 1). Hylalid, U. 1).
Proctor, Johso Sovern, A. II. HiuS
snn, Clayton Pope, John Ktromo.
Medley and Johnson, of Cottage
tlrovi', wire attorneys for Foley and
J. M. WillianiB, dopiny proaeouting
' attorney, represented tho Btate. Quito
a number or witnesses woro exam
ined, (he evidence tending to Indicate
that the shooting was ncoideutul. It
will ho remembered that Foley, while
Intoxicated, was showing Kelzur a
new pistol which ho had puroltaaod.
Ill somo manner it was discharged,
tlio bullcljenterlng Kei'.ur's abdomen,
resulting in lilnj death sovoral hours
aflorward.
VKUDICT IN l''OUK MINUTI'H.
Tho jury wont out about 2:'M
o'clock this nfternoon and wltliln 4
minutes returned a verdict of not
guilty.
1-AHOKNY TRIAL.
Tho ciiso of tho State vs. Ed Baker,
charged with larceny from the per
son, is being tried this afternoon.
This is a case wherein W. l' WlhH.ii
accunos linker of taking $50 from hia
while ho (Wilson) was asleep in a
Spriugllold a week or two ago. Tho
following jury wan chosen in tho
case :
II. II. Vancov, M. li. Stone, E. L.
liuui, II. 11. Ituth, J. J. Duckworth,
J. 10. Koaoh, A. J. Plckard, J. W."
(lowdy.T.Il. Diivldson, 1''. D. Wheeler,
II. II. McKinney, W. O. Konwick.
I., llilyou and C. M. Kissinger ar9
linker's attorneys, whilo Deputy
District Attorney J. M. Williams is
conducting tho prosecution.
CIVIL, CASUS.
Catherine T. Stockton vs. Supreme
Council of Hoyiil Arcunuin; tu recov
er money. Jury disagreed.
(ieorgo Stouollold vs. L. IX Dole
anil Ella Dole; to recover money.
Verdict for Ki.il-, attorney's fee of
tlS.
Talent Tea -
Tlio llrst of a nerles of Talent Tesa
will be given at the home. of Mrs. W.
W Calkins, Lilt East Eleventh street,
Eridaj afternoon and evening, June
7.:M, for tho purpose of ruining money
tor a new carpet for tho M. E.
church. Tho public la Invited to at
tend, and a good snppor will be given.
The committee giving the tea consists
of Mrs. Martha Chambers, Mrs. Sam
uel Itocinie, Mrs. J, Anderson and
Mrs. Calkins.
Weather prediction: Tonight,
showers and cooler; Friday, fair,