Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 13, 1907, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextJLJLLJCj Hi U Xjlil 111 11 9 h B I j I UU JJLJJ' Vt)l 31 r(.KVK. (IKKCiON, I lilllAY KVKNIXti. DM I MIIKU 1:1. 1IK)7 XI . UHJ ORCHARD CONCLUDES DIRECT TESTIMONY IN BOISE TRIAL WANT BONDS OF. BANK OFFICIALS MADE. LARGER Boise, Dec. 13. Harry Orchard , between J3T.00 and $4000. Orchard concluded his direct testimony in the was much affected when asked if he peltibone trial today. He said he;had any personal enniitv aaiti-st his was placed under arrest in the fore- victims, especially MiCurmack and noon after the murder of ex-Gover- Heck at the Vindicator mine. lie nor Steunenberg. That he destroyed said he had none. the letters on his person, including i Attorney Harrow began his cross-1 one from Simpkins and one from Pet tibone. Orchard said he received an unsigned letter from Pettibone al ter his imprfsoment. and recognized the handwriting as that of the de fendant. Shown a copy of the letter be identified it. He told of having conversations with Fred Miller, his attorney, at the preliminary hearing. The defense objected strenuously to the introduction of this evidence, but it was admitted. Orchard said he gave Miller an or der on Pettibone to pay the attorney all the money due him. Asked how much he received from the fedora examination at 11:30, (before the noon recess, and drew from Orchard the fact that before leaving Canada he had burned a cheese factory to collect the Insurance, and when he left took with him another man's wile. San Francisco. Dec. 1 3. Assistant District Attorney Cook today asked' that the bonds of J. Dallcll llrown and W. J. Hartlett, officers of the Cul-, Ifornia Safe Deposit and Trust Com-! pany, be raised from $75,000 to, JL'OO.OOO each. This act! in followed' the confession yesterday of President 1 David F. Walker to Prosecutor He-' ney concerning what he knew of the affairs of the insolvent bank. A recess was granted until 'J o'clock. Attorney Cook having Inti mated that evidence had come into possession of the prosecution point ing to the absolute guilt of the two. defendants. needlessly surrendering Port Arthur to the Japanese, that the Japanese could have taken Port Arthur by as sault in the early days of the war. as the defenses were then incomplete. The conduct of (ieneral Fuck, who Is charged with responsibility for the defeat m Nanshatl and the siibso iiueut retirement tci Port Arthur, also was reviewed by the court, and the evidence of tleneral KuiMpalklu was helpful to this officer as well. COMPTROLLER APPROVES PLAN TO RE-OPEN LITTLE CHANGE IN GOLDFIELD SITUATION IS REPORTED TODAY KIDXAPl i:d ( Mil. ii HAS ISKKX ItKStTKD lion at various times, he said it was arrested. Chicago, Dec. 13. Lillian Wulff. ten years old. who was kidnapped from her home lase Saturday alter noon, was found today at Momence. 111. A man and woman with her were KUROPATKIN SAYS STOESSEL DID RIGHT St. Petersburg. Pec. 1 2. -(Jeneral Kuropatkla testified today at the eouriniartial of lienerul Storssel ami other army officials, etiui'Ked with Portland, Deo. 1 :t A special dispatch to the Kven- liiK Telegram from WasMnn- ton states that President WiU- mm, of the Merchants' Nation- a 1 Hank, had a win f e renew with Comptroller Kidnley concerning the atralrs of the bank and the plans to reopen, which meet with the approval of the comptroller if Waisoti can currv them into effect. j i! oldfield. IVc, 1;t. - That the mim ' br of men wording on the I'onsol I ida ted ad Mohawk nropiMtie- today is I i; renter than yesterday is ilu claim j of the mine owners. N strike break T era huve yet arrived, but a train load is expected later iu the day, There lu nit excitement. Alter nut kill an and has consulted both sides. several men on I'NIOX I. ttoit Titnt m.K ici puki i: in montwi Hutte, Mvnt., lee. 13, Five hun- attompl to resume work on the .Mo- (,,., men, members of the local mln hawk (tmbinallon today the opera- crs' union, today seised a miner work tors decided that not enough men j,lK ,)H a carpenter on the new Hell had appeared lor work and gave up telephone building and escorted him t be attempt. to their hull. Litter the man dlsap li was unnounet'd today as a con- pea red and at one lime a riot seemed cession to the union miners by the Imminent. EXGURSION OF EUGENE BOOSTERS TO COTTAGE GROYE WITH llltASS IIA.NI AND YKI.I.rf tiii y imam: m i(.iii'.t::;i.Mi CITY OX TIIK Sl'Tll M lA(il:lt llAHTOd, OF TIIK COMMKKCIAIj Cl.l'li, CONDI (T( A IIOOST r.XCl HSIOX TO TAKK IN TIIK POVI.TKV SHOW W T.U'OMKD I'POX TIM IIt AKUI- ! Mine Owners' Association that the The 11,'H company has been hoycot. card system would he abandoned anil ,,( ,y union lalior In Montana, and KMKPKOIt W'H.UAM ! visits Holland's oit:i:n j Amsterdam, Hoc. 13. Kmpernr j Wllllain arrived here today on his! Imperial yacht, the lloheniolleni, to visit ljueon Wilhelinlna. the old men permitted to return to work without reft'rence to the West ern Federation. (icucral Kunston Is worklu on a second report to semi to Washington the union has been enjoined by I In federal court from Interferlni! with Hell employes. What action .ludne Hunt will take Is not know n. LETTLR5 US. MAIL Mail Orders STORE OF QUALITY Telephone Orders I! Furs Reduced Just in Time for Christmas WAISTS Beautiful Waists as Christ mas gifts. Styles possessing much character are In evidence. Japanese silks, with narrow tucks, others, lace trimmed yokes; the prices are $2. .10, $3.50, $4.00. $f.50 and V..0O. AI.I.OYKU LACK Lace over Japanese silk In varied styles, some vitli tucked yokes and medallions; others V-shaped yokes. , Splendid vnlues are offered In every line.. Prices, $.',.00 to $12. .10. HAP. PINS Solid silver and gjld plated pins, each 2,1c and iOc. Desiring to quicken the pulse of the Fur Trade and encourage the giving of Furs for Christmas we have made substantial reductions cn every Fur in stock. This will be welcome news to ir.tcnd purchasers and ; nd inducement to others to make Furs the Christmas Gift. s The make a lasting, useful and slylish present. The prices arc 95c to $32.00 JIM HILL GROWS EXACT FIGURES ANGRY BECAUSE ; OF DEATH ROLL MILL MEN PROTEST! ARE GIYEN OUT SHM-biI to Dully (.iinnl. Cottano (Jrove, her. 1:1. The Wic ennui of Kuuene ('niiiineiritil lul ImiomI eiM n rive I hen this afternoon on No. tt on time. They were met 41 1 the depot ly u committer from the Cot (am' (inive Commeretal ( lull, heiuled by I'itnUIViiI I'lillllpH. Form tiitf In Hue the Kuitviilmiw marched ilouu the nutlii ntrei-1, tutu let) ly I their haml, to the t'omtnereial t'lith. utter the line was broken nml tho iiieuilterM of the Unai eluh weleomeil them nidi hearty hamlshakeN. Tin? vMlort with their yells mul manifest ettthiiMlnim envtteil ft very fnvtinihlo luipreHHloii with the tteoplo of t'ottiiKo irve. . .After their hrlef reception at the chit) the cfct'tirttloiilMN vlNlted the? Hiultry hIiow. XOVKI.T1KS KOll 4'IIKISTMAS HraceletB In a varied assort ment bo hi, plated, some net with Ithtno stones, othera chased. VrU-m 1 -00. $t.:i. VAi.ii:mx oit XWK CHAINS I.n Valleres with garnet, nitietliyst. lotiruuillno and ,)lher settltiB mo.e;ateIy priced at $:;.: to $r..on. It At lv CO.M US Hick comity Ui wf In run no of imtiornt; the very latest thai has appeared lu the east ern markets; com 1m set with sh I nest olnes; In In Id Initial couihs, black combs with ar tistic Jet backs; most excellent vuluos. Prices from 3"n to Christmas Handkerchiefs Hundreds of novelties. Handkerchiefs for men and women are Included Inour lar:e assortment. Fine dainty embroidery on sheer linen. Swiss and Irish Shamrock lawn are open for the inspec tion of Christmas buyers. Prices, 15c to SI. 50. In women's handkerchiefs are found imported novelties which would be treasured remembrances. In th? men's section are shown those cf fine linen, with embroidered Initials, each 2.V. Jananesp silk idaln. hemstitched, others with beautiful em broidered initials: each 2.V Our box handkerchiefs poiup In varied assortments of patterns. 6-inch box. The box, 2.V to 91.50. Women's House Robes for Xmas Few personal comfort gifts are more aecep:able than somethltiK in the line ol a house roue. They are omforable and enjoyed throughout the year. Quilted robes in blue or red Japan-M silk, each. 9l..no. Heavv cotton eiderdown faced with put In to match col ;r; semi fitted buck; each, 95.00. Other sradee, handsome patterns but lighter In welK.it, ean. 4.5; to CHRISTMAS UXVrS OK I'MltltKM.AS Our extensive lines of iiui breltaa have been added to, which makes our showltiK com plete for men, women . and children. You will find the collection practical. A great vaVlety of handles nnd the best we have ever shown. Popular priced goods are a f attire. Children's school um brellas at 50c to $1.00. I.adivs' fancy handle, good durable cover, at 9'ic, or the silk Cilorfa with natural handler at $1.0. $2.00 and $2.f.0; re markable values. Kleganf umbrellas for men or women from $3.00 to $S,r,(i. WkV t '- Washington. Dec. 1 2. Two Ore, pon mllluien today testified before , the Interstate commerce commission i that when It was rumored that the rate on Pacific coast lumber was i to be advanced thew saw It. II. Miller. general freight agent of the O. H. & N., and told him the Increase would i drive them out of Denver, Chicago and Kiinsat City territory. Mr. Mll 1 Is reported to have said that the new rates were experimental, and. If the trade would stand them, (bey would ! be maintained, but If not satisfactory ilhe rates would be nuitored to the old flume. It was hU oolnloii as .well as Mr. I larrliintn's that lumber 'men wep extremely prosperous, and .that their large contractu Justified , thu mine. HIII'm ThiVnt to .Mllluien. Later, when this subject wis broached to .lames .1. Hill by the Pit get Kouud mllltiien, .Mr. Hill lost his temper and retorled that, while many mills had been driven to bank' ruptcy already, still others would be wiped out 'before Mouongah, Hoc. 13. The results of a hoiiso to houso census shows 3NH men miss ing, and lu addition a num ber of contractors' hired men are believed to have been In the mine when the explosion occurred. A total of 3U0 bod ies have been Recovered, leaving eighteen In thu mine, according to thu company's figures. Kugene boosters fifty strong took the afternoon train for Cottage, drove to attend the poultry show now bring held there and Incidentally to boost for Kugeue, Kvery member of the party wore a badge of yellow rib bon with these words printed thereon In green: "Commercial Club ut Ku geno, I-uno County, Oregon." Thn Ku gone Mill a ry ba nd arm in pa n led the excursionists, and at the depot before thu train pulled In stirring: airs were played. It was planned that the bnud should head n column to be formed at the depot at Cottugn l.invn and march down thu main uln..l tU thn r'nitiinerehil dull. Dr. the i i a .,i... u'na I'tutuim .iu nmrHhul of Culled Coal Company at Miyettu i uy. ,, hMrndi) nnd yell leader, the yelU 1 I.. WUU'II IVHIIIICll 111 I lie IM'UIII ri 11llo Virnim. ln. , Pi'C i:t Tim rnriiniT'n Jury Iiivi'hiIkiiIIiik Uib i'X- iiIiihImii In llin N'aiiinl initio (if COIlIll fllHIIOHl (if thlB 'HHt. "Wp are giilim to nlvi' ynii )cmpl out there u i-hanro to rool your het'lH." lio tleclarcd HH hti tlll'llt'd awuy. Mr. Illll, llownrd Klliott, J. C. SluliliH. J. M. Ilannnfiird and ninny ottifr ritllrnail ini-n will hn plnrcd nu tht stand bi'forv tliH hftirlUK cIomcb. :t i milium, tiidny rulunuMl n vnrilli t that tin' pxplonlnii waji.yji.uatd ty khh and iliinl, lii'lli'vcd To havn Isnlti'd from KparkH fnmi dlorlrln win'" or an open IlKht. Thn vatdli't ri'iiini"tidn hiii'Ii iiiiii'iiiliui'iitii to tin' inltiliiK lw that h in life will Hotter pro- tented, nnd that tlio prenent lawn lie the comnilHuldi) rlKldly enforced. WW MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT No man will ev h f"l; tha" an I M.irx 'Varsity Th'-re'i a ili-tincli w t a r man a tone.!. Yu'll ml." nior aty- o ir Hart. Si haffner Sa k Suit. In it Klvei look - liltsh- I thltlK If rent you at,. I wear tlnw; are very fin k In lin r mo ot varlom fit VOII don't clotlii .. The n''' f.iiirir lirouti 'lt!i rl h tri; nloiiM rolorn: gray and kind. We (an perfectly In these goodn: and they're all wool, perfertly tallo:rd. W'tl ,ell you a suit or " overmat at the rlnht price. $15.00 to $30.00 Christmas in the Men's Department (let Into our Clirlittnaa kooiIh ftarne at onee, and your Judt;iiiont m a f'hrlitniaa Koods huer will be pronoiine. d ex.-elleiit. Our holid.iy to k haa been aeleeted wlih rater tare than ever before. You ran mako no lolciake on any arilele you purrh.iae. They are th; u.4-ful kind. The aril, lea eveMboly wani. We huK'-'l; y M V J I'M1TK lUSIikl ltl llll I S, faniy borders. ue th''t:i often for fanrr aprotoi or kluiona.t. Kaeii ... JII'WI TH IHMiKKItf llll:l's Plain whi'e. hem.Hltrhed Jaiianutte JAI'AXKTIK MI.K :.c and 11.00. hafidkerchlefii. I'rlee llf .MMIK IIH) han.lkerrhli fn, 2:,; IT.adlea . . . ailr 2.V (lHAiUl'it border illk handkerrhlefi. eaeh red, navy, white and funcy colon. I'rlcea IIOVH' KWK.ITKHH, Jfl lu ftOe. IM)S' M.M kMt (DATS, for the rainy aeaaon. MI'KI'l.liltH Comfort In a Muffler: come in J..VI lo $d.(K) rhll", black and a- aorted color '.MI, l..1o, (l.tf.1, ami Aor IIKKI-'KIH Kerfera with bematltrhed end; a.torted dor.... '., Vl, l.tui, I.Z. and II. (to HAMPTON BR.OS. WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT FISH WOULD DEPOSE BIG RAILROAD BOSS rhleniro, Dec. 13. In an affidavit filed In the aupreiiio court today StiiyveMant Flnh aaya If ho had a ma turity to be voted at the annual meet 1 ii K of the Illinois Central railroad Jie wriuld depoao llarrlman hm director. II" nlwi declared III" removal would be a welcome alKii of retiinilUK mo rality In the mntiiiKcmcul of I lie Ktent corporal I.jiih of lhl country. BICYCLE RIDER IS SERIOUSLY HURT New York, Hoc. 13. Urban Mc Donald, while aprlntliiK In the alx dny blryrln race, daahed Into the rall Iuk and wan hurled to the floor. Mo waa picked up uiiconaciiiiia, bleedliiK from a deep K"h In h la head, and taken to thu hoHpltnl. Ilia condition la Hcrhiua. ATLANTIC KI.KKT HKAIIY Tl PRfH-KKI WnshlliKlon, Dec. 13. I'renldent ItimiW'Yelt haa been formally notified that t ho Atlantic fleet la In rcadlncHa to proceed on ila ituIko to the I'aclflc count. HIGHWAYMEN ROB BANK IN MISSOURI BprliiKfleld, Mo., Dec. 13. Two hlKliwayiiien entered th bank at Al ilrlch, near here, and at the point of rlflea forced the cnnliler and vice president to hand them IJllim In caah from the aafe. They then drovo off In u biiKK)', and a poaan la In puiault. liavlnn boon practiced by the mom bora of the club thin fjircnoon. Thn olio to bu imcd on their arrival there la mi follow: . i I ,tiiio county, ' l.auc, KtiKeno; Have you ever, ever seen Anything to beut Kimono? No, nev-er. Thn pnrtlhK yell, to be Klven a the exciii'loiilnti leuvu tonight, la aa (ol Iowa: Chlckcna, rooster, Itooin and booat 'or, CottiiKO drove la all right, torn Who's all riant? CottiiKu Orove. ' The excursionists will return to nlKht. bavlnx iln a special train at il o'clock. They oiixht to muke the run In half an hour and will be bum a before 12 o'clock. The reporter noted the following amoiiK the excurslonista aa they lefc on thu train this afternoon: John II. llurtiiK, (1. K. Chrlsman. T. II. (Inrrett. M. M. Miller, F. K Wetherbce, ;. A. Wlntormuler, W. C Yoran, II. W. Thompson, Al (lelner, .1. II. Daniels, Durwlii llrlstow, J. M. Wllllnma, K. O. l'otter. I'mfeanor I.. K. Alderman, I. II. Illimlmiu and wire, C. II. Ilalea, Al Hamilton, C. H. Wlllbiina, W. II. Dlllnrd, Otto Kaut inaiiii. Kltila Hnoditrasa, (ieo. M. Mil ler, W. C. Jockaon, W. M. (ircen. M. Hvarvorud, I). K, Yoran, P. C. llean, I.. I'. Ilorlon, J. II. WllluiiKhby. W. II. Kay, Jack Hodman, W, U. Hivkart, H. II. Friendly, J. . Fields, Jesse (Irlfflti and wife. Fred Wald, Clyde Anderson, Dr. II. A. Puliui nnd we, W. W. Calkins and X. A. liankln. EUGENE MAN TAKES CUP AT POULTRY SHOW ( iiiri:i.vor havs "IT h Arrni:n i.ik" WashliiKton. I""-- I' HeplyliiK to a question as to the reports that have Kiiltieil some currency that he would re.lcu from the cabinet, Sec retary Cortelyou replied: ' That la another lie." I'OI'K HOI. IIS ACIIIKNCK WITH Alt II ltlSIKH Home, Dec. 13. Pope Plua todajr riyelved Archbishoyp Hlordan, of dan I Francisco, in a private audteuee fur the discussion of th Catholic situa tion In the I' lilted States. Special to Dally Ruard. Cottaae (irove, In. 13 The Cot taKe (irove poultry show opened yea terday with 010 birds on exhibition, and there la a decidedly hot contest on In the Whit l.ea;horn. Marred Hock and Huff Orulhitton class. The showing of White Ho. ka, Khode Is land Heda and lllack lanKshan;a la also larae and excellent, while the llantburga are a close second to tb .above classes. 1 TAMOI H Wit 1 III HVKIt III All AT N SII II.I.K ' Nashville, Hoc. 13. -Colonel A. 8 Colyar, the dlstltiKulshed Jurist, ; statesman and author, died at his j home today, axed lib yeara. lie was a member of the confederal con- Kress. HAN H(AN('IH( O Kllt.M , (ifcT'M 1. 1 'MIIKU CONTIIAtT Wahlnnton, Ix-e. 13 The Olson Maboney Lumber Company, of Han Francisco, waa the lowest bidder for furnlshlni (he Isthmian canal com mission six million feet of lumber of rarlaua sixes, at 1134.372. I BIG BUSINESS DEAL CLOSED IN SAN FRANCISCO Bun Francisco, Dec. 13. One ol the larKcat deala since the fire waa consummated yesterday, the paper bln sinned whereby the American Can Compauy. an tCsstern concern. auMirbud the United Can Company, of Han Francisco, Its largest rival tn lb Pacific coast. Th consideration exceed' d 11.000,000. but th partle refused to divulge (he exact terms. , . Chicago Wheal Market. C'bliago, Dee. 13. December, 1 1; M.iv, $1.0t l-a 1-4. 9S ' The floe silver cup presented lo th 'i T W IXK'H THKOAT hlahest aeore on White l-exhorn pen, AM THKN Ht'lCMM'll presented by Mrs. Orpha linaon. vliei , nresldent of the local assorlatlon, n M Colbv. lanlu.r nl the 'Itlof as carried off by Klbert K. llrown, fu building, early tocji' kitk.t 'ill "1 'T flue, of Ooldfleld. ahot and ol F.ugenc. j wife, nearly reverlnsj B(.r heu I Ion ' ll ''toll Wrecker Burton, gettlne; Judge II II. Colllna la still busy i her Iwly with a r',ir. and t''D xt-t)" 4 . n him by about a aecond. scoring the birds this afternoon and tempted suicide. annul r oover. I im 'ol ' I threatened to run him vill not comulet bla work until Hat-'Their trouble ,.. ,,,. urourtj out if n. Ilia head, a blown uidajr morning i transaction nt J