Till: EUGENE DAILY GUARD
WESTINGHOUSE TO
BE OUT OF HANDS
OF RECEIVERS SOON
Pittsburg,
Dee.
18.—Following
aeveral conferences between the re
ceivers and directors of ths Westing
house concern, George Westinghouse
stated today that everything is in
splendid shape and the report of the
secelvers satisfactory.
Everything,
be said, connected with the affairs
of the corporation shaw a most hope
ful situation.
From another source the report
that may be said to be authoritative
comes that plans have been practi
cally completed by which the Wes
tinghouse concern will be put in such
shape that the receivers will be dis
charged within ten days.
JEWS WARNED TO
LEAVE VLADIVOSTOK
FARMER MADE
ASSAULT UPON
SCHOOL TEACHER
that the Jews have been ordered to
depart within four day*.
Jewish
property holders, however, have been
given eight day* in which to liqui
date.
Judge Hamilton, of the circuit
court ha* handed down hi* decision
in the case of E. J. Frasier v*. the
Booth-Kelly I,umber company,
in
which the plaintiff sought an in
junction to restrain the defendant*
from using the Springfield mill race
for floating logs, claiftiing that his
land was flooded thereby and that he
was greatly damaged, the court re
fused to grant the Injunction or
give judgment for any damage* and
assessed the costs against the plain-
til.’.
M.T.
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE.
Th rotary broom on the street
sweeper is getting pretty badly worn
St. Petersburg. Dec. 17.— A dis and a new one will have to be se
The Albany city tax levy has been
declares cured soon or it will be useless.
patch from Vladivoustock
I placed at 7 mills.
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Overcoats for Men
sales Monday surprised us.
$ 1.25 Neck .Piece,
2.00 Neck Piece,
2.50' Neck Piece,
4.00’Neck Piece,
b
I
$ .95
1.60
2.00
3 00
5.60
7.00
now ------------- --------------
now.......... ..................
now___________ _____
now------------------ --------
7.-00 Neck Piece, now_____ ____
9.00 Neck Piece, now
-
ALL PRICES REDUCED
Î
« $1.25 Child’s Set, now
$1.00
1.2o
1.5o
3.00
1 50 Child’s Set, now
2.00 Child’s Set, now
4,50 Gray Collar, now
15 Overcoats, now
18 Overcoats, now
25 Overcoats, now
30 Overcoats, now
Stetson Hats at
Genuine Dent Gloves at
Gordon Gloves at............... .
Hansen Dress Gloves at
Meyers’ Gloves
Sweaters, all colors
Fancy V-Shaped Necks at
Mens’ Fancy Bathrobes at
now$2.00
3.50 Overcoats, now 2.Ô0
4.50 Overcoats, now 3.60
5.00 Overcoats, now 4 00
6.50 Overcoats, now 5.20
$2.50 Overcoats,
Mohair Shirt $2.,2.50
Fancy Suspend
50c to 1 .50
6U3GEN4IMS BUY
NEW SMELTER SITE
50
4-in-Hand 25c to.50
Mufliers, 1 -00 tc 2.50
Club Ties at
25
House Jackets
$4.C0 to 6,00
Chicago. Dec. IN. Counsel for the
Harriman and Fish Interests In the
Illinois Central Injunction case to
day agreed to postpone the annual
meeting, which was to have
been
held today, until Thursday.
Judge
Ball, who Is presiding In the injunc
tion hearing, indicated to the attor
ney after II had been decided that
no action, save Immediate adjourn
ment. would be taken, that when the
annual meeting reconvened he con
sidered It advisable that some agree-
meni be reached In order that the
hearing of the Injunction might be
continued without Interruption.
it was then agreed that the hearing
go over until tomorrow morning, and
that counaed u»e t heremainder of the
day In an effort to reach an agree
ment as tu the date to which the
annual meeting shall 1>e read-
jour tied.
On Xew York Central
New York. Dec 18.—New York
Central railroad today declared it»
regular quarterly dividend of
I *4
per eent.
GREAT CIRCUS MAN
DIEO AT NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, Dec. IS.—Gus Ring-
ling, head of the circus combination
controlling the shows of Ringling
Brothers, Barnum
A
Bailey and
Forepaugh-Sell». died here today in
a sanitarium
Death was due tu
a complication of diseases.
JEWELERS’ BANK
FAILS OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
North Attelboro, Mass . Dec. 18.*—
The Jewelers' National Bank of this
city, whose vice-president and cashier.
Frank E. Sargent, wm found dead In
his bath tub tn his apartments list
night, failed to open its doors this
morning and the bank examiners are
making un examination of its af
fairs. Tills Is done by the directors.
pending an examination of the books
and in aplte of a message from Pres
ident Wiggins, who I« in New York
city, directing that
open tor business
JllH- morning.
Washington, D.
Her. 18
manufavturiaic
As most of the
tire Gould, of the District of t'olum-
Ida supreme court, t iday en joined Jewelers of thia place are doing l>us-
Secretary Cortelyou from delivering
the balance of 321,450,000 of Pana
ma canal bonds to the banks and
person» to whom allotted. The In
junction was Issued on application
of George W Austin, of New York,
who avers he offered to
purchase
23,000,000 bonds at 1.03 375 and
stands ready to deposit thia amount
with the asaistant treasurer at New
York.
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CORTELYOU IS
ENJOINED FROM
»SSUINß BONDS
sold for less.
TOKIO PAPER
DOES NOT FEAR
ANY BAD EFFECTS
$2,75 dark cloth, mixed colors, $2.2-»
3.50 gray striped coat, sale price $2.00
3.75 Diagonal cloth, velvet colar, $3.oo_
4.50 Phidsor Licks, all <izes s lc
4.75 Graychc:k, collar of veivct .,nci br.t.d.
6.00 Tan or gray plaid, fancy buttons, price $4.8o
Boys
Suits
COATS OF BEAR. CLOTH FOR LESS
$3.00 white bear doth, special 52
3.50 bear cloth, during tnis sale. Jsi.ou
A Suit for The Boy will be most accepub’e at this time
of the year, ages 4 to 15 years
Neckties
Tecks 25c to
Washington. D. C.. Dec. 18.
After |
hearing arguments on the various.
points. Judge Gould today signed the
temporary injunction enjoining the
American Federation of Labor. Its |
officers and all others, from Inter
fering with the business of the Buck
Stove and Range Co., and from de- 1
daring any boycott against it.
All attempts of the counsel of tbej
American Federation of Labor
to
modify the decree tailed, except in i
one particular, and that was to ex
clude from the order electrotypers,
moulder» and finlnshers
No.
17,
against which it was shown no spe
cific allegation had been made.
Judge Gould said that while the
order did not a**ume Jurisdiction be
yond the confines of the District of
Columbia, that any agent or business
associate of the defendants outside |
of the district could lie held as an
act of a person within the district, :
and subject such person to the punl-
Miwer of the court.
Every Child’s and Misses’ long Coat reduced
during this Big Sale. All makes, all sizes, all prices
Other Togs
$2.50
1
Christmas
Gifts for
Misses
$3.oo
3 5o
5.oo
2.5o
$ 1.25 and 1.75
$1.25 and 2.co
$1.25, 1.5o and 1.75
$1.25 to 5.oo
4.00
5 oo
Pongee Shirt
8.00
12.00
14.40
20.00
24.00
Overcoats for Boys
Found m the Gents Furnish g Dept.
Gordon Hats at
Mallory Hat, water proof at
But it can be done here no v
$ 10 Overcoats, now $
Pittsburg Dec. is
The Pennsyl
vania Railroad company, which oper
ate» all Pennsylvania railroad lines
west of Pittsburg, today raised its
dividend from six to a seven per
cent basis, and declared a »«mi-an
nual dividend of 4 per cent, the last
dividend having been three per cent.
Othci Dividend»
The directors of the Pittsburg.
Cincinnati & St Louis company to
day declared the regular semi-annu.il
dividend of 214 per cent on pre
ferred. and 2 per cent on common
stock.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad com
pany today declared Its regular semi
annual dividend of 2 per cent on
extra dividend of 1 per cent on com
mon stock
The usual dividend of
5 per cent on common stock is the
same as declared at the last dividend
meet Ing.
lli-nding IMvklend.
Philadelphia. Dec 18. The Read
ing company declared
Its regular
Merchant, Banker and Manufacturer : :
"Can't wa coma in and alt by the
semi-annual dividend of 2 per cent
AraP
—tullivant n Now York American.
today on common stock.
HARRIMAN-FISH
STOVE FIRM
INTERESTS AGAIN
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WINS VICTORY
The Big Sale of Overcoats for Men and Boys Continued
POSTPONE ACTION
AGANST
UNIONS
Not always does it happen one can buy High Class Clothing such as Hart, Scaffner & Marx, All Wool
After selling Gordon & Ferguson Furs for Eight
Years we can offer them to our customers, knowing they
whai they are claimed to be, the BEST GOODS the
money will buy. To increase interest in them we have
reduced the price in every piece. The volume of our Fur
RUSK
»XI» XEW »ORK < UXI'BII. DE-
The Nome basketball team
feared Multnomah at Portland
tirday evening 26 to
Christmas is now Only Six Days Away
Gordon & Ferguson Furs
BOIDS
I
I ItoM SIX TO si \ |:x I'ER ( I XT
Y oil’ll Have to Hurry ! !
King and other at such a reduction in price just when it is wanted.
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BIG DIVIDENDS
OF RAILROADS
ARE DECLARBD
MONEY TO BURN
Jamestowu, Dec. 1.8—Miss Maud
McCrumb, 23 years old, and a school
teacher. Is in a serious condition
from an attack, alleged to have been
made by Charles Summers, 32 years
old, a wealthy farmer of Turners
ville. Summers is in jail at Green
ville. where he was taken to prevent
uiob violence.
Miss McCrumb is a daughter of
the justice of the peace.
She was
walking from school to her home
when the attempted
assault
made.
Iler screams
attracted
farmer who gave the alarm,
posse was formed and after a search
w a *
of several
hours
Summers
and
found hiding in the cemetery
In
I lie
taken to the town lock-up.
I
meantime, several hundred citizens
had gathered and demanded
the
prisoner, but he was taken to Greens
ville.
Miss McCrumb was nearly choked
to death and her face and body cov
ered with escratches and bruises.
»
$1.50
Saits as low as
Mixed Cheviot Suits
2.50
Double breasted Suits —
3.50
Dressy Suits of Blue Serge
5.00
Russian House Sui's, for the small boy
3.50
Brown suits
HAMPTON BROS
5.00
WHERE CASH
BEATS CREDIT
A-
Tok Io, !><■ c. 17
The newapaper
Tiji In un editorial leader tomorrow
will say that It does not think the
dispatch of the American fleet to
the Pacific 1» Int tided as » threat
to Japan
The paper assures
the
American fleet of a cordial reception
should It visit Japan, and expresses,
as It« only fear, that the despatch
of the fleet may tend to encourage
the anti-Japan<-*e feeling on the Pa
cific coast, and lead to a repltltion
of the regrettable Incidents that oc
curred in San Francisco.
The Tlji’a opinion 1» almost uni
Of elght men •leeted dlrectly to versally »hared here.
he Whlte House to DII thè twelve
presidenti»! term» »Ine« 1860, Lln-
,
Gai ’e Ut • t'b v.-iatid.
Jamea J. Hill was the first wit ne«»
Harrison and Roosevelt were nam*l
the lumber rate
In Chicago The two exreptlon» were for the railroad» in
hearing before the Interstate f'xrm-
Haye» and McKInley.
Washington
merce commission at
Monday.
He reit«rat«» hi» •tate*
meats made at various time» during
the last few month» as to the nece«»-
Itjr for making an advance In the
lumber rate, claiming that it was
now remunerative. He also claimed
nor
that a 10-cent advance would not
William F
Walker,
defaulting make any permanent dlfefrwnce In
"It
secretary of the New Brl tain. Conn.. the consumption of lumtier.
Savings bank, baa been arrested at might for six month», or perhaps
12,” he said, "but 'hat la all.”
Ensenada. Cal.
“PASHA" R
BUCKNAM.
A inerirli n naval adviser to the «»il
tan of Turkey, w ho has hr
te a real
admiral In tire Turkish nil
with til
title of pasha
Ines* with t
1« anticipated there
trouble in making up
the factories if the bank remains
closed.
Wednesday t» the regalar
pavday of two of these factories.
The capital of the bank I* 3500.-
000. loan» and discounts 59"
3900,000.
deposita 31 ouo.'i 0
Senator Stone
of
United
term
will
expir»»
Missouri.
sal to have written
March 4,
rratlc friends re
numerous
gently to sound party sentiment ft
the subject of his re-election.
John I*. Zeigler and Mr». Annie
Bauer today began unit In the cl real
court against F. W. Dunton to com
pel the discharge and cancellation
of a mortgage on a certain piece of
land
A E Wheeler I» th« attorney
for th« plaintiff».