Eugene daily guard., February 11, 1908, Image 1

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war report ,
IF ACCIDENTS
BY TELEGRAPH
of
Anna .Gould, was found guilty
; criminal assault ami battery in
: Prince Hello do Sagan, his cousin
and "lied -'0. The 1)ri,e was
awarded 2 0 cents and damages bv the
court.
X). ;lti
TOMMY lU ltXS HKATS
j n niusr jack pai.mf.u
I London. Feb. 10. in f,.n ,...
ithis afternoon Tommy Burns the
Three women . American heavyweight
wstle, for
UNITED STATES
WILL PARTICIPATE
IN TOKIO SHOW
Haiti tonight and Wednesday; south-
, erly winds. '
Kasiern Idaho and So'uthcrn Ida
ho Probably fair tonight and d-
; nesday.
F.astern Washington and Northern
i Idaho Kaln or snow tonight and
ednesday.
Mit.bnrs eo. , . ""I,,lllau Heavyweight pug
E passengers on a West feated Jack Palmer, of Newc
1.1 lum - - nllira .(.- l . .
. ,h street car, nc.o ...Ju. . lno neavyweig it phnmninnohi..
S the car plunged over a fifteen England, at Wonderland, a big i mislc -
,itne i r (hig clt . uiK music t
caused the accident. ;that witnessed the battle waTa'Tc!
iTa in - I'uuitua, unu runner we ened
ferWe,Cal.,Febon.-Thecon.i,,1 at i?8. ftobert Watson, a 8,mrt-
miIIoe train oi t"- "-r , writer, aeteu ns referee. The
Wrl,.in Comiiany was ditch- betting wan 6 to 4 In fn.. , n..."
SSthe Santa e near here today , Bui;n8 ,laB beea offerB(1 $10 fl00 o g-
in eninMr anu i"" ; in April
Mile .
Firemen Injured.
maeo Feb. 11. ien iirenieu
Jl iniured, one perhaps fatally, by
,V.BPlosion of the gasoline tan K or
-lii- ..-hi p tii'mini?
u . hore tndav.
pimsc
Washington. Feb. n
The bill appropriating $30(S.
000 for partlclnatlon of the
United States In the Interna
tional exposition at Tokio in
1912 passed the senate today
STATE PROPERTY
VALUED AT $50,000
boxer.
to meet a French
a fire
COUNT CASTELLANE
FINED FOR ASSAULT
PIOXF.F.H OF OIIF.GOV
DIUS AT IlltOWXKVI I.LI-'
All . -
Aiutuiy, ur., r-eo. 11. Hiram T u , .
Powell, county commissioner nf 1 1 1 ,lllS"e today renewed to the senate ,
Minneapolis, Feb. 10. A safety
....I 1 2..1..1 - '
.... T ; containing .iii,uiiu In
7 j uo,uls a"d securities, pie personal
i,lui'i yi wuiiiei Lr. riopKins, vice
president of the Hopkins Ijuul Com
pany, disappeared from his office in
! the Metropolitan Life 1 nmti-ii lien
the box on
whlln h ctohiio,! '
i r,, ri'11' imu a I "it I rUUIII.
Aiuany, Feb. 11. nnvprnnr i olnce then the Doners have iint hoon
seen oy ineir owner.
HUGHES STILL WANTS
SCALP OF KELSAY' ""-"k-"-.!"- 1
ui "V-1-UHI ; his desk for a moment
county, Oregon pioneer and Indian
war veteran, died at Brownsville to
day, aged 73 years.
Rosehnrg Review: Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Montgomery, of Jnnctic.n Pit-.'
spent Sunday evenine hero ii,''
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Thome
leaving thfs morniiiL'
trip south, which w-tn ovtn
Count Bonl de as New Orleans. They will he absent
two months.
ins recommendation that Otto Kel-1 1-rrHKI
,sey be removed from the office r.r!'
state superintendent of Insurance on I
the ground of Incompetency.
Last year the sen n in t-..f.',.,,,i i
vote of 2 7 to 24 to remove Ivelsev
I! VltltV.MOItK
YK'TIM OF
TIIIKVKS
OFFICI I I, FOKKCAST
FOK XOKTIIWl
:st
Xew York. Feb. 11. The ir-.
ments of Kthel UarAnion'. Hi., ac
tress, were burglarized Siindav night
The thievei secured r,75, a string
of opals and other valuables.
If
iMzztuzi A::rj.f.y'
u, roh 11.
Uotlls'ne. the divorced husband of
p.- .
Portland. Or., Feb. n. Western
Oregop and Western Washliigton
liic;o Wlicnt Market.
r-lti. i-vi.. Mav !-. 1
July, 91 1-2; September, SS 7-S
Th 'STrnS Try
Increasing M v Ooo't Scem i ili)
BusIness Mm Pnccihu- n,., in vmw-
Winter roiu- imkI v .- are lookimr t soring ,.,.n. I "
I I'"1' limine i" our wcniaulcN.
Iyi iintne ever
imrtment, no nre
I Hose are
Always' Gut':'-
Bilifr "out" at the knee oi
On 20c quality will "stay in.'
bfrj ones for boys or n fine
to girls; the pair
toes.
Long"
ribbed
. 15c
Hose that
Catch the Eye
"I look well on the feel, for they
"fsilk lisle. Itettcr Ret some; the
fw
New
Kid Gloves
funilrh the ,.; ,ppss Bm)(,s. t(lI)Si
s Well a lih.nL. ,.
1908
broideries - -
T,r jusllr rl, !.
holi, ,..
r.Miiisoii.KHv HEAD
"TKIls f(IP .
1 ' i'"iniR' snow-
"I0"'" (!.khU of lhl. fhlo (la)llfy
- or sliglmy
edw, wUll
10 "I Widths
K onlv
I TIM
"c Ui 82
i.iicmisiiif; business in the Dress (.'oorts De.
spurred to extra ell'ort (o select n... .-..-
newest Styles hud best .luiilltis olitainiible.
We have placed on our counters for your Inspection our
XF.W 1008 stock of Wool Dress Fabrics. Om, of the new fea
tures In the Sahdow Stripe Molmir, at $1.4ft the yard.
Wo linve a beautiful showing of light-weight fabrics, ,sucli
ns Voiles, liatistes, AYool Tnffetas, in plain and Invisible
checks, from 73 cents to $1.50 the yard, in 'all the wiinled
shades.
There nre lminy other styles and colors, at jirlces to fit
any purse.
Our
Mail
Order
Service
MerceiaecT
Gingham
Tills rubric is so much like silk in
effect we r i ml it for waists or
shirt vtnist suits; the yard 2.1c
heavier
insertions to
en n not be
lariser rltles.
Uce
"Ul
larlN. nniTntr.
' ide wi.i,,,. ...
""yard b-
i .
'vJ"""! 10c
"
rUnn'1 Walking, 1P
25c
v r l
i ou hear some
about economy.
lieing economical yourself.
It's n Rood iIiIiik; we lio-
liwe in It, but it's best to d
. . if h
bo clear as to what econ
omy is.
Kconoiiiy isn't buying
cheap stuff because it's
low-priced, jior paying
too nitich for good stuff
because It'sRood.
Heal economy Is mens
tired by romimriiiK what
you get with what it
costs n question of pro
poi'tlou, not price.
That's why you ought
to buy our Hurt, Scliaff
ner Mart clothes.
They're all wool, perfect
ly tailored; correct In
style. You Ret better
value in these Roods than
In any other.
talk these days
Maybe youre'
it c - f :
Ui -tM-lJ 3
New
Percale
:10-inch Percale, 1008 patlerns; every
desirable design and shade; the
'""' ... !ie to 14c.
Galatea
Cloth
For waists and children's dresses or
ooys work suits; the yard 20c
Madras
Suiting
r'nnvri9rit loo
Ht Schiffner Mire
Hampton Bros.
Wbgre Cah Beats Credit
A medium weight rubric, with small
iiKiircs, excellent for waists or suits;
Mie jurii
Black Silk
Automobile
Coats
A rout with style, comfort and use.
i illness, jbe cidor you want is hero.
The price much lower than usual.
$12.50 Is now $10.00
HI20.00 routs, now 1 I.IMl
8:10. OO coals now W22.00
IK.OO coats now HI lit. 50
coals now 1 0.50
Children's
Worsted Di esses
at Half
We close out (his line at half nrlcc;
' ages 4 lo I I yinrs; colors n-d. brown.
blue and plaids, SO.IMI; sailors for
:i.00; I.(K) Cashmeres for ;.00
or l.oO drcftse for 75..
Pongee Silk
.All
yard ,
colors, 27-inrheii wide; Die
(1.00 and $1.45
Paris Bows
..Paris llows, all colors; each .20c
Silk Waists
$10 black silk
each
o
waists In
clfrse:
$3.50
4;
iVi. .J V;,','. 1 m:sl",:vii"' cwmiiATF, who has wox ms
I'm, . ovri .V'- l'TS' ;MXT SFXATOl! .()(iA K
lOK tOMItOI, Ol 'illi: PAItl V MAdllM.IIV OF TH T STVTl!
I
I " """" -in iii iii " JJ"' " "'"miwuiimiBiiiinii nmniH , mi
TAFT MACHINE ROOSEVELT CONDEMNED
ftlNi IN bUUHT.. BY PEACE.CIRCLE
Collllllblis. O.. Feb 11
The suprciuc court has af
! firmed the "decision of th
S liiWiT riiui-t in H t
l the Cuyahoga county priuia-
1 ries. lejiviiiL-- ill.. r.,o
!! coinniittee in churi-o
ir t
.
MEDALS FOR HIGH
SCHOOL seniors!
.New York, Feb. 11. The
Women's Peace Circle today
condemned the singing of
"Onward Christian Soldiers"
and other hymns with a mar
tial swing. Hoys brigades,
as adjuncts to Sunday
schools, and President
lioosevclt were condemned
because of favoring teaching
schoolboys rifle shooting.
4-
At the first of Hie v."ll- lllrnelnr w
C Yoiilll Ml'IVfel !i ..,!,! I .....1
lilrecl ,r ilc.VIiirnhev a. silver me.hii
for (he high .school seniors graduat
ing with the hlgbesl standings. The
following are lisis of Ihu final nver-
u ge grades for -I bo seiilnns kI:ii..Hiil
above III) per cent;
Coverlim five subieels llnrl..n.
Hiioine, !KI 4-5; Claris Sweaney, !)a
1-5; Harold Cockeillnc, iio.
Covering four subjects Helen
Vandiiyne, 91 1-4; Luela Canipbell,
93 l-; Harold Bean, 93; Grae War
ner, IKi; Hazel Ciarred, HI 3-4; Frie
da Goldsmith. 91 1-2; Cella finger,
91 1-2; Arthur Stlllnimi, 91.
CovariQ; three subjects John
Motlev: 91! 1-3: Bonnie Baker, 94;
Wendell Barbour, 93 1-3.
Students taking five subjects will
he i:iven nn nilviintncm ,r nu i
cent and students taking only tbreo
SIlhleetH will bo rennlt-i,J tn r.ri
ohe per cent In final average In reck
oning ior me nverago to determine
the stnnding of seniors to receive
lliedals for highest hnnnra Tim ft,,.l
rating Is then as follows: .
Motley. 9G 1-3; Itoomc, 94 4-fi;
Van Duvne. 9 4 1-4. siw..
Campbell, 93 1-3; Baker, 83; Bean',
, o; warner, ; Harbour, 92 I
I (tarred. 91 3-4' riobisiuiiii qi i.
j Ilager, 91 1-2; Stillnian, 9l"; Cockc'r
line. 90.
CITY XICWS
Contract'iir Muiuiney today started
aetigii cmisli'iietlon work on' the nu
lla block today.
In the, esinle of .1. W. Whlttakor,
deceased, the appraisers report that
limy loiurd property valued at $247.-
The general public Is luvlled to
hear Dr. Martin tonight lit the Chris
Han church on the controversy with
i in. ii. ....
Mrs. Sarah M. Guthrie, a former
resiueui oi uugene, died at Portland
' unry i at tne nge of 73 vears
She will bo remembered by all old
ii-aiuemg oi tne city.
Tho Republicans will meet at the
i-ouriiioiise uiiirsday evening, Feb-
LIVELY TIME IN
EUGENE MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 17TH
4.4.4.
HANK ItOllllF.KH
si;ci iii;i mi; MMiy
Wlllard, Mo., Feb. 11.
The Bank of Wlllard was
looted by five robbers and
$10,000 taken. The explo
sion aroused the citizens, who
who rusneu to tile street and i
a battle followed, the rob-
bers escaping on a hand car. ;
. :
i . . t
Dr. T. W. Rlrilllire well. It rw.mn In
Oregon as a dentist, and newspapnr
man, tiled at his home In ItoHcliurg
Sunday morning of dronsv. uaed fiX
years. He, was at one time reading
clerk or the house and also chief
clerk of the state senate.
T i
COMMF.KCIAI, Cl.l'll F.XCl HSIOX
FKOM COTTA;iO (,'KOYF AXI
F.XClltSIOXS FHOM Jl'XCTlOV
.VXD NI'ltlXtiFIFI.D WII.Ij RK
Ill'.N TO Kl t.FXl.: O.V THAT DAY
I.ato last night. Serretnrv
Jones, of the Cottage Grove
Commercial Club telephoned
that the members of the club
would he here next Mondav
on the 11:4a train slxtv to
Devoutly strong.
At tho mcctlllir of the Poinniei.,.lnl
('lull last night the matter of the re
turn visit of the Cottage Grove Com
mercial Club Monday Februarv 17.
was discussed- and iiiritn.enwm4
made to entertain the. visitors if
was also decided to invite the busi
ness men of Springfield and .1 mic
tion City to visit Kugene on that day.
A visit will he made to Springfield
on the evening of Friday. Februarv
14, a special train to be ciiarteVi.il for
that purpose. 1). K. Yoruii, G. I).
Idllll and O. V. Itnliet'la wnr.. ,,t.,,lt
ed as n coinniittee to arrange for t!,0
excursion. The Kugeiio M litarv.
band w'lll accompany the crvtwd.
!. A. Paine, (i. W. Griffin and K.
It. Knox were aniiolnted us n mmmt'.
too on arrangements for the vinli of
Hie Cotlaae Grove ell I 'otiu iinfl th.
from .Springfield and Junction.
nr. I.. I,. Whllson, G. I), l.inn and
John If. Hartoir were mime.) nu M
coinniittee to arrange for delegates to
tne love least ol the Salem board of
trade Tuesday, February 1 S.
Tomorrow nltrht will be iim f ii-i-
ladles' night, of the season at the
club. There will bo cards, music an. I
refreshments.
Twnlve new members were ml.le.l
to the club last nlghl. mid several de
linquents, were dropped.
The board of governors stwnl ,..,
slderilble lime last, evening consid
ering I bo loiters written bv the Ku-
Keilo school cl;iblt''ll. anil evm.ilc tn
he ready to announce the prly,e-wlu-nlng
letters In a couple uf dnys. ';
CITY OFFICERS WILL
RIDE ON CARS FREE7
OEOHGE It. CARTER. ,
Governor of JIuwaii for four
ysarg nnil former Yale footbal)
playor and oarpniiin.
BIOS OPENED
FOR ADDITION TO
COLEMAN BUILDING
ruary 13, at 7:30 o'clock for the pur
pose oi organizing a tinpuniican
Club.
i 'The appraisers of the property of
s no .lames in 1 1 in i r estate navo flleil
tneir report. I hey round property
valued at 1 1 000.
Councilman I. N. llarbnugh Is
building a new residence on one of
his lots on Madison street, north of
the railroad. This one Will bo for
rent.
Chief of Police Farrlnglon has
finnrantlned the residence of Mr. J.a-
l.rln t.t 9'lf U.',.,.t I......RII. ..t...t . ..
... ., , "Mini oi me existence or iiiinmeria
The bids for the predion t.f turti ..t- . .1
dltlonnl stories for J. H. Coleman's L
row of one-storv brick bullHlnit. nn ' ti.a t-i i n.t. .. ,. ,.. ..
Willamette strept wprn fitM.tii.ri in,Uv
and it was found that J. It. Chezem
of HprlnKfleld, bad the lowest one.
There were four other bidders, as fol
lows: W. O. Herkart, I.. N. Iloney,
W. II. Mnmmey. c. J. Huley and M.
It. Huley.
The contract has not vet been .ln.
ed up. but it probably will be within
the next two or three days. The
contract price is not Riven out. but
It is known to be sometJilnR over
I700A. Therp wua almm lir.nn Ail
ferenre between the lowest nnrl blith
est bids.
The addition, as before stntprl l.v
The Guard, will n. of brick, and will
be used a a lodging houaa by Mr.
Coleman.
Ctinitinnv ha. mtivpri Ita ht.t.lta nti.l
accounts to tho First National bank
and the merger of the two Institu
tions Is now complete.
Moron IXTKHKSTS
A( I NKD )!' ItKIIIKHY
Charleston. Feb. R. Tim
, senate will rigidly Investigate
the report that the liquor In-
terests have raised llfiO.OOO
to capture the neeessarv votes
In the senate to defeat tho
prohibition amendment.
At a meeting of the city
council at 4 o'clock this after- 4,
noon the amendment to ihn
Street rnllwnv frnnehlua A
grunting an extension of
time In which to complete
the linn to the cltv limits mwt &
providing that cltv offlcnr.
shall ride free after April 1,
19011. while nctlnir In
flclnl capacity, was passed.
The vole was ns follows' - a
Calkins, no; Garrett, aye;
Henderson, aye; Fisher, no;
llarltaitgh, aye; lleiger, no.
There holiiR a tie Mayor Mat-
lock voted aye.
An ordinance regulating ex-
cavatltiK In tho streets wns
passed.
Mrs. Goorun If. Knllv tif tiiiu nit..
has In charge three children whlchT
can bo had for adoption. One I. n
brown-eyed girl or five years, an
other a blue-eyed girl (if three years
and tho third a brown-eyed boy of
five days. Any ono wishing lo
adopt a child may call up Mrs. Kel
ly by 'phone or call upon her at her
resldenco nt the corner of Eust
Twelfth and High streets.
Tho contest of James J. McCor
mlck vs. Thornton II. llolemnn, In
volving homeslead ontrv No. 12.9K9.
on tho northeast nuarter of section
34, township 21 south, of range 7
west., wns decided bv tin r.i.tiui..- .
receiver or the land ofrico In rnvor
of the contestant February 10. 1. N.
Miiruaiign was attorney for the contestant.
CONFESSES HE
IS GUILTY OF
TRAIN WRECKING
Mlltlo. Feb 11 Put r!t.t-,l,n
J4, or Butte, today confessed his
Kllllt of the Bttenuila In ptw.w ihA
Oregon Short l.lnu trains. He de.
claretl ho was drunk at tho time and
uumeu noiuing a grudge against tho
road, but admits to a quarrel with a
former section bosa. Gordon said
ho Was alonn tn blnme A n.,t h..- mnn
was arrested with Gordon aa a suspect.
In Ihn tnmlD u , -.1 .. .. a .
--. ..... ... ....,w uniDiua; CHMiHIOr
Foraker rliwlnrnri th,,t n.N ,
. .. , i,-n,tir-ut
Roosevelt was using the tederal ni.
rongo to Influence the nomination
of Taft.
Congressman W. C. Hawley has re
turned home to register for the June
election.
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