Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 16, 1907, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAILY GUARD VOL. St KUiKVK, OKKt.OX, MONDAY KVK MX(i, DWKMllKIt III, IIH7. No. ISDI TTLE LINE MPOSING SPECTACLE OF WARSHIPS IN "FAR POPE CREATES IkaJ HOLIDAYS END AND PORTLAND BANKS FAY SPECIE tin1 small bunks aftiliuted with tin Nmi.inal Hunk of Coiuinern' wlr.c'.i ltish'ti wlnn the parent In-itiurioM iailt'.l, ri'-iit:n.i! b tidiness tod:i. With til-.' i'p"iifi!i; ut' ilits bank, :il lui!;s ;i'i'v,Mt'l by tin1 National H.iiiU uT Viiitroivc !;tiliiit have now i.'.;u:ul. TODAY . Rome, Dec. 15. -Pope l'lns today held a secret consistory at which he mated four new cardinals un.1 pre conized several bishops. Tho new cardinals are: Monsi;: nor Pietro Gaspares, Monsisnor De lai, Monsignor Ludovlc Henry Luoon and .Monsisnor Paul Pierre Andrien. The Pope. delivered an allocution in which he made reference to the perse cution of the Redeemer and said his church had been attacked from all sides. Those who should safeguard " law ft IV Uutch had tmmptal on ih.-'in. flo complained at the mod u nist propaganda, and in I i;M iil;a:; his apostolic duty, he said he had adopted asaiiiM the modcrui.-ts such measures as were necessary. During the consistory, the Pope announced appointment of MoiisIb nor Kennedy, rector of American col lepehere.to he titular archbishop of Adriuuopolis and .Monsisnor Dennis O'C'.-innell. rector of the Catholic Uni versity of Washington, to be titular archbishop of Sebaste. l'.i-rian.!. Dee. HI. Wl-'i t !lf i'e;;, lii-i.ui !' l he 'i't':d ; V i-cH ..1 t ,,,,v all ',ir.!at,. ball!; fot'C.laily ivsulll. d car r v. ; payment-, al; hoi:;;;i tia y have hee-i to all interns ami purposes on a specie pay ing basi.-i t.'i the past ten days. There was no run on any of the banks and the ivopen iui; of public ow: ic s and courts to,- business was marked by no unusual incidents. f BALDWIN'S GREAT BACE iiCiiSE DEAD OF OLD AGE UNCLE SAWS GREAT WARSHIPS STAB BR PAGIFIG QOEAI (i I'.lch I Kansas City, Dec. 111. The Union I Avenue Hank of Commerce, one of l.os Ameles. Dec. Hi.- I'll. K.n peror of Norfolk, one ef l!ie hi1 ale.-i race horses, died this mominc. at tin ranch of his owner, Luckv IhtM a in, near Arcadia. n,od 22 years. DeaTh was due to old nue. The dvlui; horse was surrounded by ninny of the niosi prominent men of the country, who are spemltuic the winter ut Arcadia. Baldwin Is overcome by srlet. I LETTERS I VS. MAIL Write or Telephone Your Wants Black 1091 ...Big Sale of... Overcoats for Men and Boys Special Prices on Children's Coats Sale Starts Monday Morning at 8 o'clock Owing to the warjn weather of the Fall . we find our stock of OVERCOATS for Men and Boys too large. In order to quickly reduce stock we place the entire collection on sale Monday, December 1 6th, at a great reduction in price. Overcoats of the HART, SHAFFNER &. MARX all-wool, finely tailored kind are iucluded in this Big Sale. Take note of the saving Overcoats for Men... '..pyright j Hart Schiff'ner i Marl Sill. IK) Overcoats, duiinsi this Mile .( Overcoats me "."lux ill I!I.(M SIX Overcoats I' ll ll to $11.10 jjCJU 0ercoills "ill b- wild lit l.00 S-J-J..VI Ovcrronls reduced III $IH.IM !ijr Oici-ronls iliniiu Ihl" Mi'1- 8:111.110 (Hereout nle It'dnir lit . 9i:il.lMI . Overcoats for Boys... IW.dll $'J.r0 Overcoat, nil sizes; .mile price .. 9:t.oo Ovcrcunl. luivofl colors; sjile price $l.oo Overcome nil niies; nilvcil chev lots . . Kt;l.l!l IS I. .Ml Overcmil., iiui'n I In II, siilc price .. 1(1:1.110 I Ijt.VIMI Overcoats, ji", 4 to 1 I, stile il'lce (!.. " (hereout, dnj-k trriiys; sule price , , !. Ill) .VI20 9H.00 OverronlM, V3U-llt (lli'.sy; side price .. IjtO.lfl Misses' Coats for Less Beginning Monday every Childs' and Misses, Long Coat reduced during this biggie, mii makes, all styles, ail prices sold for less Christmas Gifts for Misses .o irray strip1! , tl.T'i di;iRonal cloth. ; , M .'i'i pialds. check', a f II 7r !ay check, oiiar o I'l.l'ii Ian or gray pla'.i. far l-.T.'p dark cloth, mi d t .tl lar sil,-; sale pri.e .. het and hruiJ but ton-: pi i'-e Coats of Bear Cloth for Less 13.00 white bear' rl.:th: fp'cial. 13 r,0 hear cloth, durln; this sale. H r.o quality bear rl -th lr. 00 bear clolh redu.-d !o IS. 50 grade., all aiie". : e 110 bear cloth coat, T-ry heavy. K.i.lMI lif. "itV -h ; V-. 8M.IKI ' Have You Purchased His Gift Yet T.'( ii mtv' yiiu from Ihr nwn'm ill ifir(it-iil Willi a I'uusif shirt tit H.r.it. lnh(iir Shirt, in-Kin fir mIiII W'J.OO (o W..l. I nitty Kiih-ihiyi In Imi, .Vic n I. .10, i mtiMnittJon SiiH'tiflr, nrni tiinil orn! Ihmu mi Hrtrr, ill fin y Im, 7.1. SujtHi r, Itc nnd nflk !inrn!kr hl f, In fHrtry Ikk, cihtr innlrh; thr Iku, S.ou. ..rl"n IIh(, :l.Hl. Vf kil-f tiTk r four-lu-liiinil, tf.V hih) .W, A tT Hult ' mt ftllk, iluh ir li-alhrr llnrl, ft.VfM) lo II'VIHI. HAMP TON BR. OS WHERE CASH BEATS CKEDIT t j i K013LEY 1). EVANS. ' I l.V TACTS A.l I Ki l I IKS l-'llvt Hiimidron llnltle Fliips Connect Icnl', l.onlsln lui, Kiinsiis, Vermont, tleor Cln. 'lrilila, N:v Jersey and - Ithoile IhIiiiiiI. Second miniulron - Muttle shliiil Minnesota, Ohio, Maine, Mli'nur, Alnbania, Illinois, Keiu'Karno and Kent nrliy. Total tonmiKc Ji!S.i;ifl. Niitnber of bin K'mx 3r.il. fost of Khlpn r. 1.(17(1. 000. Total officers nnd tnen, 2.".. lino. I'olnt of departure. Hampton ItoiulK. I H-.-ttliin I Ion San FrnnrlH- co. Dlsinnce of cmlae teen thotiHiind inlleH. -Four- ! ! r , lip M':n waily dre-;,d tt'uin 'a UMa;" to t:au po.st, lont; lin"i of viil-:;lnr d Imntlit! thul'-i'ini: tn tile t .i r 1 y niorninw breee. Illack ..ii'.ok.' its ii.nii-lni; trim every lua lo'l, liolbatlni; that the enulnccr's fori-e were onlldiiiK tip Bteanl f..r I he Hi .-t step In n nu'iiioi ablo voy- II s ' The ConncclU'iit. llyliiK the flint ol Iteai- Admiral Kvann, wan the flriit to speak to Ihe prwldenl. Kollow Ini; the moilon of (he fliiKhip, the other shfim kept up flrltiK nnd tn Instt than two inlnnleH IJU Ktum hud iHiolned. The Mrtjflower then entered Ihe war.-ililp lane and proceeded slowly In a point nlioul mldwny of the as Keiubled fleet, let ko her nnchorrt and hvviiiik round partly to facd the flow nf the ebhiiiK tide. No Homier hnd she dune thu than tho torpedo launch of the Connecticut, with Hear Admi ral Kviiiia and Htaff on hoard, darted to her wide, (lie admiral rcpntrliiK on board In all the i'ckuIIii of full dress I uniform, to puy hln respects to the I nnllon's chief. Tho ceriimonles wuro (brief, and within half nn hour after ; Admiral Kvnns first stopped on the dock of the yacht ull of Ihe officers were back In I heir launchea uml re mining lo tliclr ships. StJllilllK on the VoynKe, Suddenly the hIkiiuI yards of tho iounecllcut flashed thu mcsauKo: "(let under way." Orders volleyed from each ves sel's brldK", dresslnx lines were haul ed In, and as Ihey dropped to the decks Ihe ships were robbed of their Kiiln attire, ftvervthlnir was In cruls- lnu; trim now nnd Utile for play was past. Willi Ihe ilepiirliirn of the fleet officers tho Mayflower not under way uml he.-uleil for Ihe revlewlnic wn tern off Thimble Shnnl Unlit house. In (he ineantline the ships were uink I n h llnal prepariillons and liUInu their anchors. Tho Connecticut wits the first In irct. hers folded attains! Ihe hows and one by nun the other Hrtnclads poised In position nnd six nailed they were ready. When nl last the sixteen ships were In position In sliiKle column at natural order and distances of 40(1 yards apart, tho diKlnf room Indlcatora fur down be neath tho Hleel protected docks show ed "full speed ahead." It was on this basis Hint Ihe ships bade farewell lo the Kreat crowds Kiithered on Ihe Old I'olnt Comfort shore and moved uwny from their familiar nnrhoniKO. I ho president DEFENSE MOVES TO STRIKE OUT MUCH EVIDENCE VII. MVlTl ltS OK IMl'OUI'AM K. TK.STIKIKO TO ItV AIM IE IHItlll AUK oiui: n;i TO, m t .motion is ovi:i;.ia MNY WITNKSSIS KOIIKOItOU- ait; oitniAiio's srouv. lUilse, Uco. lii. ("hnvnre Urrow was 111 and uiuibttt to ho In court today uml tho linking nf itnpt'urhluK questions of Hurry Orchurcl was punt tmiuMt until tomorrow, whon It Is iiHHured tlinl Uurrow will ugalu be Oi-rlinril wni nnuiu called to tho dtaml, however, uud Atttirny W'lLton for tho ilofeiiHO awki'd him If I'ettl bono wan prHcm In Idaho when (iov ornor StotinciiborK was klllod. On ro reiving n m'KHtlvo ntiHwcr Wilson movn d that Orrhnrd'fi tontlmony ro KardlnK rrliui'a iilU'Kcd to have been committed In Colorado be stricken from tho record hecuutw thty did not (end to connect tho defendant with the crime churned. He nlno asked that the sumo bo done with th teuti mony renunllun the Coetir d'Alono rlotH. The motion wu overruled and Orchard excused. Judne (loddanl, of the minrome court of Colorndo, t "Stifled to th flndliiK of a bomb planted near IiIh resldiiii'o, In compuny with Gonerul Well. J. F. rentier, n detective of Ok den, testified to the arrewt nf Stevo A da tun and n mun named Wilson nt that place In 11103, and of Ailunis HMiidlnK a menuK" to Huywood uak Iuk for 7 T . II. C. Hnyder, city Jailer at Off den, corroborated thl ntutemetit. and Oeore W. Hlrh, u hotel keeper ,(11 Pocntello, toMtfflnd Hint In 11M)U ;h man reKlnterliiK an J, Ward, who I was oTtorward Identified, an Aitam. it topped ut hU house. Objection win made to thU . testimony and Judtco Wood rt'Hi'rvOd his d'.'H1'"". peudliiK an Invent iuailon of the rec I (trd to neo whether Orchard had tca I tlfled that he watt told by PcUllHmH I of AdatiiH koIiik to Pocatetlo to blow up a traluloud of uou-tiulon work J men. ChnrleH K. Ilatdwln tetlfld an to ithe movementi of Lyto Gregory the nlKh t he wan killed after which court adjourned until 2 o'clock. Tiipe Minry. Dep. 10. After hm tnn in review ln'fore iVewldi-nt ltooe- at l:ir, this inomlnK, Ihe backbone hi!,vnl w"" , rt"n '"" ,,ny ,wh"n ,hu ' ' . , , ... ,. bntteshp co I ii in ii ii'Kiin to iiiovd. o f (lie Amerlnin i n '' "'"'' ComlnK !o anchor near II... "Tall of J ii f hf I -cliihrt bat 1 1 "-hlpn, under com- . i.,1,fii.tt,0- , b-l ko iter anchor and mood by to re mand of Kear Admlrnl Ituhley ). Kv- ..ii r.. !.. I,. .lf l illllS fifl Willi IIMIII.Y MM KMT I .Hill. .., !i.inll t Tl ViinidhiK In review of the ; . ' '. ..V. V 7 " Hecretary of Stale Uenson him turned Into the miife treuHtiry the feea received for maklnK copies of the lawn and Journal of tht lflt IckImIuIIvo Hemtloil. While he believes he Ih leKully entitled to the money ho ; HiiyH (hut nn lotiK ah a doubt extHtx he will not keep It. The money turned over anion, it li $i;)S9.37, ort'iin. irr..i'-in .ii.u Rinnan nn Iif. ...i.,, tt tlui raiiuiiiH Old VhKlnIa capes t-lmiHv aller noon and disappeared fiver the Mont liern horizon, Imi vIiik In their wake Mirny rnliiimin of black Mtltoke. (lie hint VCTtlRe of their de- partitrr. nil!, cnmfuK toward Ihe Mayflowr uluioHt bnw on at t!ie head oT the; far-f hi n k line, preat clouds of black Hinoke leapliiK from her Ihree tower-I Iuk funnel, )it ni IIn manned with half a thoiiKiind nallorrf in the nattl' Ht mii It h of blue, her bund playing the! . .. i nailonal anthem, and with Admiral OK ;t(T,.Vr KLKHTj """ h;T.fi.-r brltlK.. hlKh i nbove; 'the fit ti f ii deck, the Krent craft pre-: Old I'olnl Comfo7l. flee. 1 1. The 1 ' picture which fairly (brlll-d ! 1..i ri.v.ui, .uiiiiu ur..niiil I hit uiiliir1 l,,"r" " I""" WILL COMPLETE NORTH-BANK ROAD ' IN SIXTY DAYS buttery of Fortress Monroe and Into Hampton Konds shortly after X o'clock. Snlllllnil Kuns of Ihe urmy piwl were the first lo nlc.mil Ihe ar rival of the president. Atioard the nlxteen warships at anchor a mile furl her up Ihe rouils ImicIch were siilillnotiliu offlc rs uml crews lo ollc (iiilscs hcntlliK rythm. III qilltkelicil I'ACII IC COAST I'OHTH IIII-: KN'TIII KIASTIC San rrunclsiii, lice. Id. The new. of tile deoiirliire of the hHtll'.;thlp iMiarters. but It was not nnill after, fleet wss rcclvrd with an enthnsl t'i" 1 a v I l'iw cr had nearly rionhcd : ast le ilcmotiiilriilloii ut every port lllo Old I'olnt pier tlllll (lie ir esl'letll on I lit- coast from Sail llll'KO lo Sent- hiol bis f i r-tt view of Ihe splendid lie. Portland, Dee. 18 .f.ouls J. Hill, president of tho Great Norther:! rail road, was In tho illy yesterday. Ho f staled Oial trains would be running I Into Portland over the North lank I road within 00 days. -Mr. Hill expressed thu belief that times would lie quiet until after the COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY MAKES REPORT WiisliltiKlon. I). ('... !. Hi Th anniiul report of Win. ... IIIdKcley, compiroller of the Viilled Hiuics cur rency, wss niftde public today. "At Ihe close of the fiscal year, closed J ii JO. 1907. ther were In operation 13,317 banks other than national, with annreitate resources of II 1 ,1 1 4.614. belli an Increase of I, ISO banks and over .1ir,,o. OiiO In r sourren reported the pre vious year The returns Imludn ,. 7 comnieri lul hmks, 794 loan ami la ut companies, 1.31a aavln hanks fof wliii Ii were of 111" mutual cls. I e. ulth rapital stock), and 1 , 1 ; 1 private banks. T 'e i' l r'? In !!' te nn ill' ri'iiui NINETY MINERS ARE ENTOMBED BY EXPLOSION j?ifj l un I'd'.; nirrnliiKham, Ala., Dep. 1 tj, An exploNfon, ny ut diinl, took place1 In No. 1 mine of the Yolnnde Cunt &1 Coke f'ompmiy at Yolundo, 3.' miles men had reporfrrl for work, and aii from UlrtnitiKltain, Nllnety ! hour after the explonlon fourteen! men crawled from the mine, all burned, Reports from the scene of the ac cident vary a to the number of men In (he mine, nnd whether they will be dead when found. The number U placed between HO and 70, while the itfluiiiU i-f r Ii mine hone a train -a I In orf. U'tle hope l Ki'lierully tireftM-d Hut. many will fj.-t ou' ullv". o I.OCI3 W. KILL. 'presidential plectfon, and d-'clared thiit attacks upon the "lnt-riRti," e. pif lally th $:'!,000,ft0i flna ccftlnst H'amliird Oil, hud catHed the (iuaiielat Mtrlui.'ncy. mi 1 - O o .