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EUGRWE, OREGON, TVK8DAT EV KNIKG, FEBRUARY 4, 1908
NO. 30
PERSON CONFESSES
TO PRISON CELL MATE
LITTLETON AGAINST
IMMEDIATE EFFORT
TO FREE THAW
r , firaa ago on a minor
..a -hnse case was dismissed, i
r;:Ssed to the police thatj
ehewasin jail his cell me Jo-j
I! Anderson, confessed to film that
.killed Harry Logan, who was
"ath on the Fourth street
51. several months ago; that lie
SfriEi four milkmen; that he!
t ! urrllciinted in the murder of ai
;Srar and committed other
He told Hilt about his crim
J inreer preliminary to asking Hilt
fill? Roy Embry and Peter Maher,
1 witnesses against him in the Lo
" In return for Hilt I
Sling Embry and Maher, Anderson,;
Ears promised to kill Detectives
incase against Hilt, and that he;
til! any twelve men Hilt 1
havp corroborated much !
i' Hilt's story and have found An- j
futons revolver uuu nunc
Bit told them Anderson had thrown .
Km.
Anderson will be called for trial '
ent," declared Chief of Police Shlp
py Inst night.
"The police are watching their
movements closely, but you never
know when they are going to break
out," said Shippy, who pointedly crit
; Icised Municipal Judge Torrizen, who
j had suggested that two men arrested
; for posting red placards and unlaw
' fully advertising an anarchistic nieet
I lng be released without penalty.
for the murder of Logan next Tuesday.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
FOIl STEAMSHIP MXKS
Portland, Me., eFb. 4. Receivers
for the Eastern Steamship Company, I
Metropolitan Steamship Company and '
Consolidated Steamship Lines of
Maine and two joint special masters
were appointed by Unites States Cir-'
cult Judge Putnam today.
New York, Feb. 4. If the
counsel of Attorney Littleton
prevails it is not likely that
an early attempt will be made
to have Harry K. Thaw releas-
ed from Mattewan asylum on
a habeas corpus action.
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MISS KOiSIXSON
CONFESSES TO PERJURY
London, Feb. 4. Miss Mary Rob
inson has made a full confession of
wilfull perjury in the Druce case.
New York, Feb. 4. Br. Alien Fer
ris, president of the lunacy commis
sion, visited Harry Thaw yesterday at
Mattewan. He said Thaw was very
nervous and excitable, but on such
short notice it was impossible to come
to any conclusion as to his permanent
mental condition.
JOCKEY CLUB
DEFENDS RAGING
New York. Feb.' 4. In answer to
various criticisms on racing auw the
various criticisms on racing and the J
tracks, the Jockey Club has Issued a j
pamphlet entitled "The Truth About!
Racing," in which--.it is declared that
racing has improved the value of i
American horses and creates spurt for j
hundreds of thousands of persons, .
ninety per cent of whom do not at- j
tend ".he raes for; betting purposes. !
LIGHTNING CHANGES
IN THE MINISTRY OF
TURBULENT PORTUGAL
ChicfcKO Wilrut Market.
Chicago, Feb. 4. Mav, 95
July, 93 7-8; September, 91 1-S.
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CHICAGO FILLED
WITH ANARCHISTS
J. B. Eggen today sent T. Peter- j ,
son and wife and O. Waacason to the ! Chicago, Feb. 4. "Never in the
Bohemia mines to begin the summer's j history of Chicago have anarchists
development work at the "Sunrise" j and other enemies of law and order
mine. i been more dangerous than at pres-
TWO WOMEN KII.I.KI',
TWELVE PERSONS HURT
Pittsburg, Feb. 4. Two street curs
collided today because of slippery
tracks. Two women were killed and
iwelve persons cut by glass or tram
pled in the panic.
Material for Albany's new depot is
being delivered.
A Spring Freshet oi
Attractiveness...
New Spring Goods in every department.
The markets of America, as well as the old world have contributed of their particular line of merchandise to
well the assortment to make this spring's 190S stock the most attractive of any year in our history.
France, England, Ireland, German y, China and Japan have all taken a hand and are represented in this splendid
stock. We hardly need to say but it 'is the largest and best stock south of Portland, as you well know.
M Cash is king. This king will reign supreme through the year all.will be goverened by the everlasting law
lyish Prices on Everything. . ,1. A '
ItrltiKh Ailvires.
London, Feb. 4. Official advices
time his father and brother were shot, state there Is nothing in the situation
is improving, it is announced that , in Portugal to create further disor
the funerals of the late king and ders.
Dress Goods
A Medley of Merit
Hire is an elalornte showing of new I DOS
creations; new colorings; dainty effects
wrought from the weaver's needle nre here
tnif for your insK-rlion. IVices from 50c,
Tot, $1 .0(f, $ 1 .50 to $2.0(1.
Ladies' New 1 908
Spring Suits
Ladies' Suits, with stylos tlmt arc snappy and
lM-COlltlllg.
Our new 11)08 Spring Suits are marvels of
lH-nuty; standard In quality; alwnys satis
factory. It. is with pleasure that we show
you those now arrivals at, the suit, $21 to
$10.
1908 Hosiery
This department is most complete with
popular priced goods, its well as the finer
qualities.
112 1--c tripple knee hose for children, hfzes
(t to I); (he pair. 10c.
20c heavy rnlthed hoso for hoys or fine lisle
finished hose for girls, the pair, lit
Ladies' black lisle, light weight, for spring,
the lair, -.e.
Indies' lace hoot host', all wanted shades, the
jMiir, 50c.
Kid Gloves
gloves, now shades, i-eady to
I tried on; the $1 05
A Flurry in Shirtwaists
Xovor so goixl; never so many dainty creations by talented design
ers, brought out by skillful workmen, from host materials, for
woman's adornment, than wo are showing this season.
The stylos are varied, some Willi fine tucks; others with lace and
embroideries, or embroidery ulnno.
Stylish waists for $1.20 or better and moro elaborate ones at $1.."0,
$1,110, $2.00, $2.10 ami $2.."0.
New 1 908 Silks-
'-inch stripe pongee, (an, hrown
and blue; (he yard $1.00
Lisbon, Feb. L Changes in the
Portuguese ministry are so rapiJ that
it is difficult to tell what the finnt
composition of the cabinet wiU b
The ministry of yesterday was super
seded by another today, only three of
yesterday's cabinet being retained,
and later a third ministry was an
nounced. Martial law and the suspension of
constitutional guarantees wa.s pro
claimed yesterday evening. The inn- ;
nicipal authorities are taking steps to
prevent a recurrence of the disorders.
Marquis de Soveral, Portuguese
minister to Great liritain, has started
for London: In view of the existing
treaties between Portugal and Great ;
Hritain and the belief in some quar
ters that Great Uritaiu had much to
do with the retirement of Premier
Franco from office, this move on the :
part of the minister is regarded as
significant.. A strict censorship is
crown prince will be tu'ld on Febru
ary s.
The minister of war issued a state
ment today declaring that the rumors
t hut a revolution had broken out at
Oporto and e New here In the country
were absolutely untrue.
It is persistently reported that ex
Premier Franco, who was thought t:
have fled to Spain, has i:iken r 'fuge
on a British cruiser ;;iuhoivd off Car
acas. On Spanish KmMicr.
Madrid. Feb. 4.- - Heavy detaeh
meuM of soldiers are on duty night
and day on the Spanish froiuier ready
for anv emergency or trouble ih Por
tugal. It is reported that King Car
los carried a life insurance of $--0,-
000.
maintained on outgoing telegraphic ed at that city.
news. .
The condition of King Manuel, who,
was shot In the arm and face at the
Kepublie Proclaimed.
Fuentes de Onoro, Spain, Feb. 4.
Keports have been received that tlfe
Portuguese republic has been pro
claimed at Oporto and that a provis
ional government has been establish-
CHILEAN OFFICIALS
WELCOME FLEET
OF FIGHTING BOB
Washington, Feb. 4.
Rear Admiral Evans cabled
today that the rdeeeptiun of
the fleet by- the Chilean au
thorities at I'unta Arenas and
the people was most hearty
and gracious.
BRAVE WOMAN SANG
TO PREVENT PANIC
Detroit, Feb. 4. Choking with
smoke from a fire that crackled In
the rafters and In front of her In the
Kercheval avenue Methodist Episco
pal church last night, Miss Kva I-ud-gate,
a young woman evangelist from
New Ginghams.
taylime Is a good lime now Is the accepted time to make your
".itiIihis Irom this lino; assortment most complete.
"T-i-lnrh jrim-haiiis. ,l..i...i,i uii 1
f M-lnrh .cpher (rjn(,lllllls Wiiutcd colors
' 0,1 KtoKliums, plain colorings and plaids
Wmrlwl Kianhams, very pretty, the yard
1-2e
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New Embroideries
Sued an array of top-iiotoliors; fine, daliily patterns; wide douil
flouncing; corset cover omhrohlory; in fart everything out
could wish to see or use for personal adornment, from, the yard,
5c to $l.riO.
HERE'S a good deal of satisfaction in knowing that
the clothes you wear are of good quality ; all-wool
nd well tailored. IeiI cf the Flcasre in wearing clothes comes from knowing that
tyareoithc right quality.
There's a lot of cheap clothing made and sold; it's made so that you'll think it
B Sod, and you pay for what you think it is. It isn't even low priced, sometimes.
The advantage to you in our Hart, Sch ffner & Marx clothes is not simply
" 'hat tlvv - . -ii i . f...i.. .M i. ;t'o :,i kit vnn Icnnw
. - ; on. - all wcoi. correct in styic. penecuy idnuicu, u am .-.u, , -
"XVare. Wk - .i . .. . . I - tk.- mental altitude
"v.i yUU wear mcsc cicnncs you k.iiu iu ww
orth more than the price of the clothes.
$15.00 t,o $30.00
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Where Cksh Beats Credit0
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HENEY PROVES
ATTORNEY BRISK!
WAS MISTAKEN
Portland, Feb. 4. In toe Hall case
today Prosecutor Ileney; Introduced
several witnesses to oppose the tes
timony of United Slates Attorney
Bristol as to facts in connection with
the alleged promise of leniency made
to 11. II. Hendricks In nxrlinnge for
his testimony. Bristol's own sten
ographer was a witness, as was Clerk
Hamilton, of the Imperial Hotel, who
pave testimony which seemed to in
dicate that Bristol was mistaken aso
certain dates Riven In his testimony.
Arguments will commence this uf
ternoon. , . -
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FRENCH KILLED TEN
THOUSAND MOORS
London. I'Vb. 4. A news
imency publishes a dispatch
from Tangier of a hat lie be-
I ween the French ami Moors
near Hetlat, .Morocco, In
which 'ton thousand .Mooch if
were killed and wounded. The
French loss Wiis HiO m-U.
COMMANDER WIN8LOW.
Naval oiiher who llgurcH in light be-
I tu cell n . I u III I Mile llopil t'tllielltH of
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Chicago, sang "tllory for -Me" while
; tile aillllelice filed out safely.
Her caliiinoFK averted a panic.
1 The fire was due to defective wir
ing and (he damage amounted to
:.on.
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l-'Oll NOIt l IIW I-.ST
l'orlland. Or.. Feb. 4. -Western
Oregon anil Wci
ern Wafdilngtuti -OccfisloiiHl
rain tonight and Weiliiesdio ;
soul iierly winds.
Kiislerti Washington and
Northern Idaho Rain or
snow tonight and Wednesday;
warmer southern portion.
Copyright fjc- by I'
:
I .Tesse Conk, a North liakola man,
; who purclia'cd Inst AiiL'iiit 1 n to-res
in aiiples in ill- Itogite Itiver vnllev,
: lia in lied t'lnwi profit fr'.m his nr
; cii.-ird tn five nifinths. and he onlv
wei tired the winter aopl-'i on the
f. Krovi l."!.' Irei- of Newton
oil, tlii he s'litl l.ll'in gMly v.nrill -f
I apples. :
il hr:
U i Tt f c-'l'HI .it III, "I,
BOWN WILL MAKE . ,
RUN FOR SHERIFF
i ' At a nici'HiiK of n iiuinhnr of rip
rewMilaUvtf UnmurraiH this afternoon
at which Major ('. ('. HumiiiioihI anil
Uniry li. Mown, hoi h cmikI Ut a t is for
tin; iioiniiiatlon of nhi'i'llf wcro pres
ont, an nBreeim'iit was rt-achiMl wlmrt'
hy Mr. Ilfinnimiwl Is (o wlllirlraw and
allow Mr, Mown lo heronm the party'H
canillditte. lie will file IiIh nomlnat-
I I ii k pet 1 Li on at onc(.
I'OHTV SAIMHtS S, i;i
I'Ko.M it: km:i si ka.mkii
HfiKton, Krh. 4.- -A wlrtflfHH niOK
from the Htciimcr Cymrio, ap
proachhm thin harlmr, hiivh that. hIii
lias on hoard 4 1 h'-iipx-ii from the
tiuriM'd Hlfaincr St. Cut IiImtI.. Tour-ti-i'ii
nu n wi-nr drowned Hundny nlhl
while ahaiiduiiliiK Wic siaamiar.
TWILLEY FINED
A HUNDRED FOR
SELLING BOOZE
William Twllley. one of Ihe propri
etors of the Blue Front restaurant on
Willamette street between Ninth and
Tenth, was arrested by Chief oil
Police Farrlngtoti this forenoon for
violating Ihe local option law. He
was taken before Judge Bryson of
the Jii.llco court, whore lie pleaded :
guilty and ft fine of tloil and rrnm 1
was iikfokoiI against tiltn. Ho was:
out rusllMig for Hie coin at lust n- !
poits. j
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(j lg spoil (f cupper wire f ir Ihe!
I'or: ,.i hd, Kilc-ne ,v li-liiii riillw.iy
ari iw 'I l.e i- I 'IB Men iiIiik Mild will he
ll-'jl ill t il '- l. tlMliil Hi llle el.'i'lii, i
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FIRST NATIONALAND
CHAMBERS-BRlSTOW
WILL CONSOLIDATE
TWO KICKXK lUVKIMi INSTITU
tions vii,l, soon comihnb
a.l thaxs.wt iiisinkss a3
om;
Wll.l, OCCVPV Ol'.M!Ti:i!S OP
1'lltST NATIONAIi, WHICH Wll.r,
, IlK FM. VIttiFI) CAl'IT.M, WII.Ii
UK INCHKASKIl TO Ijpjuo.ooo
WITH TOTAL OF lj!:lO(l,0(() Cil'AK-
axtki:
The First National Hank and tho
Clianibers-Bristow Bank of this city
will consolidate in a short time ami
the business of the combined Institu
tions will be conducted ill the build
ing of the First National. This an
nouncement wajj made to the public
this morning, such a decision having;
been reached by the officials of both
institutions several days ago.
The First National Bnnk makes
a public announcement of the change
In the following circular, copies of
which are being sent out to the pat
rons of tho institution.
Kugeno, Or., Feb. 3, 190S.
"Tho Chambers-BrlBtow Banking
Company and the First National Bank
will Bhortly consolidate. Mr. Brlstow.
cashier of the Chamhers-BrlRtow
Banking Company, will accept a posi
tion as one of the nctlve executive of
ficers. Following the decision of the di
rectors nt their regular quarterly
meeting, held October 1st, 1907, the
First National Dank will increase Its
working capital to $200,000, which,
with an additional (100,000 liabil
ity (under National Bank lnws) of
stockholders, makes a total of (300,
000 guarantee.
The hanking room will ho Improv
ed to better ticcommodnto Its grow
ing business. The change will prob
ably Include the adjoining room.
Believing a hnnkor Is a public
trust. It has been our constant ulm
to fulfill Hint trust in a safe, con
servative manner. Appreciating tho
confidence and business given ua for
twenly-four years, we respectfully ask
continuance by present customers andl
solicit new accounts.
Respectfully,
TUB FIRST NATIONAL 13 A NIC. '
Clininhcrs-ltrisdm- Announcement
The Chnmhcrs-Hristow hank makes
the following announcement:
Kngene, Or.. Feb, 3, litOS.
Hear Sir: In announcing our con
solidation with the First National
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l!,v.-:',Ai' ..-.iii'-, -'
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PRINCE HELIE DE 8AQAN.
Cousin of Count Boul ile Cnstellnrit-,
whom he Is suing fur assault. Jeal
ousy over Mine. (Joiild, De Castellauo'
former wife, caused the trouble.
Hank, licrmlt us to thank you for
your generous pationaKi- In t ho past.
Our books and IhisIiiohs will be short
ly transferred to the present hoiiuf
of the First National Bank, on tin;
corner of Wllliiniette and Ninth
slroo's, where our .Mr. Brlstow will bo
plellMOij to meet you. Villi may rnn
tlinie to check against your account
In I hi- usual way null! such time uk
you are In the bnnk, when he will as.
slst you In making the transfer.
We trust Hie consolidation wllf
meet with your approval, as It. wilt
undoubtedly enlarge our opportuni
ties In care for our many friends and
patrons. We Invite your co-operation
In making the change and I ho cou
cluiiauce of your palroiiage.
Yours truly,
CM AMnKHS-BltlSTOW HANK I Nil
COMPANY.
Will Have Ijirgi-r Oiinrtcr-t.
As previously announced by Tin?
(iuard and tm iii lom il In the First Na
lloiinrs clri'ul'ir, the iimirtcrs of Hi'-
IllStillllllill will In- Cl'i.irged H:lllti
I tin- during the cumins spring or
siitnuier. ' he bank owns the build
ing ii llulning mi Die mirth ami in -cnple
l bv W. . Kuvk. n..i!l s (I i-n
si-i. 'lie' 1 10 rl . 1 1 ' 11 hilwiea ihe-w i '
hil.iilll: .s , , . 1. :;:ii n mi; jiinl all' r
roinodi ling i lie f ion I of I he ei.iiibiin it
( l.'otii line d on l'a Five. )
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