Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 06, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextUENE DAILY GrXJ A.BLD VOL. 33 Kr(iKXK, OKKXiOX. MOXDAV KVK. ;NIX(i, J.IXI AUV 0, 1I)0K XI). 5 PORTLAND BANK OFFICIALS INDICTED ON FOUR CHARGES Portland, Jan. 6- Four separate Indictments were nled againat each of. the following officers of the Title Guarantee & Trust Company by Dis trict Attorney Manning this', after noon Those Indicted were President i Tboburn Ross.Vlce President Geo. j Hill Secretary John E. Altchlson 'nd Treasurer T. T. Burkhardt. The four Indictments are: receiv jnnncitu nftpr the hanki was IDS U'a,v'i? " ; known to be Insolvent) conversion to their own use of public money; ioan- log public money; larceny by neglect to pay over school funds on demand. I The indicted persons will be arrest-' .j nri nliicprl under heavy bonds. I They are already under bonds for the original arrest, but will have to pro Tide heavier security. ACCVSKD OFFICIALS WILL I'LKAD. GUILTY San Francisco, Jan. 6. The Bulle tin says that J. Dalzell Brown, for merly vice president and general manager of the wrecked California Safe Deposit 4Trust Company, and Walter J. Barnett, formerly director of the same' Institution, under indict ment for embezzlement, will plead ' guilty and throw themselves upon the mercy of the court. They are ac cused of appropriating over $2 00,000 of securities of the Colton estate to their own use. PERJURY. CH AR K AO A 1 XST lmUCK IS DISMISSED London,- Jan. 6. The charge of perjury against Herbert. Druoe, re sulting from tha mystery of the death of Thomas C. Druce, whoso coffin was opened December 30, has been dropped. v SUPREME COURT KILLS EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ACT i sworn in as deputies. Twelve com-' j panics of infantry and one buttery of ' the Indiana National Guard are resl I ing in their quarters. Washington, Jan. 6 In an opinion by Justice White, th esupreme court of the United States holds to be unconstitutional the congres sional enactment of June 11, 1906, known as the "employe ers' liability act," making railroads and other common mon carriers responsible to employes in case of accidents due to the negligence of fel low servants, or to ineffec tive appliances. The decision of the lower courts Is affirmed. RIPPER MURDER , OCCURS IN BERLIN Berlin. Jan. 4. A ripper murder ;hnB occurred In the suburb of Cbar jlottenburg. A little girl victim was enticed to a doorway and stabbed iu ; exactly the same manner as that em j ployed last July, when a fiend star i tied the city by a series of stabblngs of young children; No trace of the murderer can be found. ' Some Walla Walla Elks went in straw hats to advertise the climate. Much more reason down In this val ley, with its snowless fields. CARS ARE RUNNING REGULAR AT MUNC1E Muncie, Jan. 6. There were no disturbances this morning. The cars are running on regular schedule and the streets are patrolled by five hun dred business and professional men. JUlKiK MSAV OJf HOARD OF VISITORS Washington, Jan. 3. President Roosevelt today announced the ap pointment of tho board of visitors to West Point for 1803: Lieutenant-Genoral S. M. B. Young, U. S. A., retired, Yellowstone l'nrk, Wyoming; Colonel H. L. Higglnsou, Boston; Charles ''M. Hough, federal judge. New York; Robert S. Bean, Portland, Or.; Dr" George M. Morrow, Brimtngham, AlU.; Joseph B. Bates. Bloomington, 111.: George S. Patton, Los Angeles, Cal.? Chicago Wheat Market. Chicago, Jan. 6. May, $1.07 1 July, 99 1-4; September, 96 1-8. January Clean-Up Sale Continued SPECIALS Dress Goods Tricot Flannel Scotch Flannel Waistingfs Silks Umbrellas-'' Sateen Skirts Muslin Under- Dress Goods Department, There is unusual activity in this section of the store. The clean up Sale prices named on the Dres Goods draws with great mag netic power. The greatest values are found here. The largest and best stock of dependable Dry Goods and Clothing In Lane count-. We Mention a Few 25c all wool Tricot Flannel, the yard 2c 3ic Scotch Fanne'l Waisting the yard . .. 2.rc $1.25 Broadcloths, all colors, the yard $1.00 Jl-25 Chiffon Broadcloths, the yard ...ijil.Kl Black goods, white goods, all colored goods; every price In this great stuck reduced. Clean-Up Sal Overcoats , SPECIALS . : ChildrensV . . '; Dresses Trimming Braid- V Children's Shcp- Erfbrbiderie'S Furs Knit Goods s This includes every Overcoat, Top Coat and Rain Coat in our entire stocky ' We have the finest line of high class Clothing in Eugene. The prices range from $8.50 to $30 00 Clean-up prices will save you from $1.50 to $6.00 on each Coat. Silk Petticoats W.mi Taffeta silk Petticoats with Hide riiiiiiirc, nN rolnre, dmiiiS Kn.it clean-up s"1''. each 054.0.-, Illiick sateen and l,ck Ilea. tncrlKM.il, ',.ttlc,Ms JI sold for Ml "- Iimviiiu (In- irniMls ot.i. " Children's Dresses For the Cost of Material red ,m, I,,,,,. ajll ih.n (rlniiiH-d with small fji ft buttons; SI (ii S'"' I"'1"'. "1 I.S!- ''j ",y."''-'' Sailor Suit, wliitc bin ill triimniii!;. pleated Skirt: ?;S ,, '' "'! $-.110 ,.''n '.' "r l-ixhi'iiKTc braid trimmed ami lined tliroimli- MI.r in', T' Mvl, M ""d'pl-iccs; km from 4 years to I I ears; clenn l sail- imc,,, 7.-,,. , $:,,,. .,-, , s,l.on. Kimonas For All Our asy.rrtrocnt of style-, colors and prices of t'icsc goods is very larpc. All reduced c'ur ing thisQ clean-up sal., -Oc qualities 40c; $5 long ones $4. Clothing Departments !es the 1m)' need jui Overcont? A ran sell you out. Ja1 us try. Ihcssy little Tup Cunt, long Over ront to keep the leys lry and uai'tn. Sizes 4 to 1(1 years. Clean 11 i prices JjfcJ.."iO to $ I. "5.00 LARGE CROWD WOULD WITNESS SECOND TRIAL OF HARRY THAW BrldKe of Slfihs on his way to court for the boKlnnliiB ot his second trial for the murder of Stanford White, and In the corridors several hundred people withered to witness the open iutf scenes. Thaw was elated over the fuel, that the trial Is on. One of his sisters and a brother called upon him with a me Ke from bis mother, who. Is too 1H to leave PittsbuiK. Thaw's wife wont directly from the hotel to tbo court house. At the very outset of the trial a plea of Insanity was entered In lie half of the defendant. Charles K. tlrommels, a ship bro ker, was tho first Juror in tbo Thaw case. Two more jurors were later secur ed, inakiiiK three In all. NEGRO HOLDUPS GET EIGHT YEARS EACH IN PEN FORMER OFFICIAL ACCUSEDOF GRAFT JUDGE VICTOR J. D0WL1NO. .Itirlst who Is to preside at the second j Washington. .Tnn. 6. Tho Rrand 'rial of Harry K. Thaw. I jury has indicted Edwin M. Vandyck, ( former chemist of the bureau of en- ' I graving and printing, nlleglng he , ,, , I worked in conjunction with a whole- Now York, Jan. r. Alargo crowd j Btt.,6 ,llk maufi;U.ei. of Daltlmoro, gathered about tho criminal court mu., to the extent that tho givorn bullding today to cntch a gllmiise ofjment was defrauded out of between Harry K. Thaw, as he crossed the 1 $70,000 and $7fi,000. WILLIAMSON WINS APPEAL TO HENEY WANTS FULTON TO SUE SUPREME COURT! LINCOLN STEFFENS ; suit. Washington, Jan. 6. The enso against orme-Con-gressinnn Williamson, of Or egon, charged with unlawful ly taking up public lands In Crook county, Oregon, in con spiracy with one hundred others, was decided by the su preme court In favor of Wil liamson. The United States court for Oregon Imposed a fine of $500 and sentenced Williamson to prison for ir regularity in admitting affi davits of homesteaders. . ! Tucson, Ariz., .Inn. 4. When -J-akd for a statement in reply to the ' open letter of Senator Kulton, (if Or- ; egon, today, Francis J. Honey said: i It Is not an easy matter to answer j a letter which I have not read and I will not attempt to do so. Lincoln isteffens' articles on Oregon , land j frauds, published In tho American I magazine, and Reveral articles in Col- ller's weekly make statements about 1 Senator Fulton which nro libelous, j if not true, and charge him with acts which would be construed as corrupt. If he denies their truth, I suggest j that he test their accuracy by a libel TARRIFF AGHEEMENT MADE WITH FRANCE Paris. Jan. 4. Tho government Is advlced by M. Jusserand, French am bassador to Washington, that the t - t? t t : '"it mJ m& -Mt' .rr. ,v. .i UJ They uei (1 them imw and wmi , . VOII IIIIK'll li."r hoys' fleered Shirts, siU ejicli 5r hoys lieavy fleeced I ndenvcitr, side price, the itrineiit oOe Boys' Clothing We lire si'le iiwiiers fer l-JIgelli' of the lar lami il ".Mi -. .I.uie Hopkins" Sl llixil suits for hoys. Tetter goods I to t 'i enrs; '1 piere suits fer II to III veils; Z pleie suits fur SI..10. !SJ.."I. St.dd. I'll. .'(I, .-.l(l anil lie I" 7.-0. DutcScss Trussrs -if ;iinr;iiit'' d i;i-t a ImiII'-m; r ill inf rip ir 3T.I .:Q to i?ii.ti. La aciie? H ark po v-ombs to $6.00 If n f .? Vhtrc Cath Eoa:s Credit i 'A K4 . I 1 . . . 1 . if Any nnd every statement which I have made about Senator Fulton for publication I am prepared to substan tiate with legal evidence when tho proper tlmo nnd opportunity arrive. j "In the meantime I call attention ito the fact that. Mitchell, Wllllam- son, Jones, Mays, and even I'utor, 'of Oregon, and Abe Kuef, lOugeno , Schmitz and Louis Glass, of SnnFrnn clseo, each vehemently denied that he bad committed any wrong and chal- leuged me to produce evidence there of. j I have made good on each of them :nnd I will lust in conclusively make I good on Senator Fulton ns to any statement which I have heretofore I given out against him for publication. FItANCICJ. IIIONICY. HOBOS WHO lt()lll!KI OI,I MAV WALKKH SKNTKXCKI) THIS AK TICRX(K)V BY JI HGK HARRIS Sl'HCIAIi TKR.M OF CIRCUIT CDl ltT lll-XJAX THIh MORX1XU MAXY CIVIL CASKS HKIXO I)IS l'OSKI) OF TWO CRIMINAL CASKS DISMISSED The special term of circuit court re cently called by Judge Harris con j veiled this morning at SI o'clock. : Criminal Cases Dismissed. Tho enso of tho state vs. William : Arnold, charged with rape on tho pcr I son of lOmma Toole, was dismissed I upon motion of the state, also that of the state vs. Mrs. John Lynch and Clyde Hastings, charged with assault with Intent to commit rape upon the person of Eva Lynch. Ci'liuliutls Arraigned ... If. Armstrong and W. H. Haines, tho two youths who stole a couple ot horses from Kompp's livery stable at Junction and took them over to Crook county, were arraigned this forenoon. Armstrong entered a plea ot guilty and Haynes took his day to plead and will enter his plea tomor row morning at 9 o'clock. Robert Dillon, who forged a check and passed It on Roberts Bros., ot this city, and John Lewis, M. L. Banks and Charles Sharp, the three negroes arrested out south of Cottage Grove for holding up and robbing Da vid Walker near that city were ar raigned. The negroes pleaded guil ty, but Dillon will not plead until to morrow. NegrecH (iet Klglit Years Kllcll ' k Tho three negroes were sentenced this afternoon by Judge Harris to servo eight years each in the statu penitentiary. r First Jury Case. The first Jury was chosen In. the case of the application of S. A. Sago and Ella V. N'eal for a roadway and (rnlournir nP t.i.nilrt .Ann-,..... T 1. I KhVB. I). F. Vfltvii, 11 II rl Plnviri t.lnn appellants:- The jury was as follows: Frank K. Mnkomson, C. K. Kompp, Thos. Kiiupul, D. A. Baugh, Howard Popo, B, B. Jeans, It. O. Kirk, J. W. Benmls, C. P. Courtwrlght, J. C. Wil son and- D. P. Sheridan. The jury was driven to the site of tho proposed. road a fow miles south of Eugene tins ntternoon to view the premises. Cases Disposed Of The following cases on the docket were acted upon today: The Booth Kelly Lumber Company, a corporation, vs. J. W. Patrick; pos session of property. Continued. Edwin H. Van Vechten vs. Clara Mathes et al; to recover money. Con tinued. O. II. & 11. 0. Co., a corporation, vs. Oregon Paciric Mining Co., a cor poral ion ; foreclosure of Men. Con tinued. The Great Northern Development Company, a corporation, vs. H. C. Mn- 1 Denounces lleney Ah it Liar I When shown the foregoing dls j patch last night S-nator Fulton said: "I culled on Mr. lleney for facts; i of course, I knew h.; bad none to sub jstatitlato his vile insinuations. I de i nun in cd him as a liar and ho now I writes himself down as one, ns be j falls and refuses even to attempt lo ; submit auy statement of facts." j0ft" ''V GRAFTING SUPERIV3R . DROPPED DEAD TODAY THOMA3 E. WATSON. Populist lender who nd vised Prd dent ItxsevHt to Iv.siii ifieeiil.jiekn. r'ntrifo-AiiHTli'iiu Uniff ihdI lni Ioiik tit Wnsiilneion have lieen .Hif f-; 1 .il ly ini'l t i it r ;m imr'-i'inent will t :l niily 1" Hi'ifil tU'lay ur Kim .rr.i'.v Ha n Kraiielseo, .Inn. (I. Former Suie-rvisnr ThoniHM F. Lun' r.-'fMi flnijiped ih'ful at. IiIh hfiHK' tliis iiKiiniti. lie wits u itifinhcr (if th' honrI d' hu- jM-rvleoiH who enrifpHHod Ut havi'iir rei-ej -i-f 1 hrlhe from thf ' niti- liallroads, tel.- phfHH' companies jind oilier corjifjiatlopH. " '- sv's,. -vjH'-SA '' AnCHDISHOP IRELAND. Famous prelate who Is a member ol the U.i.iM.'vcll liiilui.tilal peaec round (It'll. HAHT-JE REFUSED j RIGHT TO AfPEALl TAFT FA'OOS MCRE PAY FOR lion and W. S. yiandlsh; Injunction, font lulled. Mary Ann Itotli vs. Francis M. Itotlt; divorce. Continued. O ll:rl"!i!ilii. .Ian. H.-- The l'"aa i --W;t snore::;.. i .'Ml't tilnv ref'il ieil to penult an nopea! to ;i k 11 t : lint I rihiitlnl fi'-nii ;t,e mi;i in 'he l.itii'iii!. ' I Tt iiw.' ". Ilarlj was r fti :-,! a r!vnif e r l wil ,'iii i 'I fj! I'M! 'A;-s aflir he d. If.r i iV.y t il- ' Ui" i to Hi i ' - t-'ii v l m',' i a 'e lie- in ; r.lc. I ill Hi" f''Hll of til" ill " fioil bill; di 11'-' wheri Oiie fire recntitlv ociirreil. The Interior of the plaf e being repainted and renovated and Mrs. Shumate will rcmimo her mll- llnerv business there soon. REGULAR ARMY V:i.!iimroTi, Jan. fl. Seerettirv Tuft Is a stiooi; advocate of Increa.u'd "ay lor the army, ami his annual r '- Ki t n M ., ,il to ei,pe.ress dispell all.V .I'.llbl Ii'' t M'."V i'ihl aS 111 IliS ill.MI- -iii'iii. 'I lie rejrift slinws a rapid d" i -enHi" In the .strength of the army, ' i !-- I.' ! vi ar having been I men. ai"l the pressing neeil lor ',:ii'"' '" r' ii i',- iiiose now iletniied on rnli Ing duty and as military In- r I't "d'i-:tt!i:nal li,l,.li.,. The secretary deelraes that the In adequacy of iirmy pay Is one of the reasons for tho falling off In enlist ments. (Continued on Page ,",.) JAPAN'S RESERVES I0T BEING CALLED HOME II L. 1 'Islington, .Ian. . -Mr. Mitivoka, la ellal'Ke of the Ja:i.lll- 'e rinliinsy here, iiidry ant h i! I::ed a f.iim.il deni al of tlie i i'iMirt from Vain Oliver, II. C , Unit the .lapi'ii" ..' p(.v,.riinwa U rt cnlllng lit .lat'cii lis nw in. 'it now la th- t ' li ' : I Si ii, aiiil t'la: l,e leul not the ea-:( lni linn ion o: ai'y sue'i iill'l'v-e on tile paM of -;i- ,lai'ail'i.. I'vernno'iii. .liii '"ivi'i'i a i till t ,i re turn to .In pa n of the reservls-s would necessarily be pi L-ceedeil a i onsldcni blo time by the mobilization of the re-