Eugene daily guard., February 26, 1908, Image 1

THE BIT
B DAILY GUARD
Klf'KXF., OltF.tiOX,, WKDXKSDAY KVKXI.VG, FKHltl'AKY 20, 1IMIH
NO. no
fESSIVE SERVICES
OVER MURDERED PRIEST
CONGRESS VOTES
RAILROAD REDUCES
MONEY FOR EXPO.! , OPERATORS' SALARY
I . o vuh the solem-
Reverence due his holy Po
!"l trader, .he body of
Cuo Heinrichs was taken
...,.. ratholic church
to the takea
ap!icei ." wherB tlie Fran
WL.'.'hnvB their American
lu Ui' Th pracessiou was
ii M "i while five thousand
?a.SfJ.; H e church awaiting
fcterea ;""' , lhp services. Sol
b'UasIvas Vcited and the
fc kihlv Impressive. Rev.
" n.t;v delivered the
VJSS I which he highly
jlSmkrlyredl-HesU .
L ft her O'Ryan said in part
l?.'-.. "... .,.mmi is attempted on
"mn occasion is not bonus
rfer Uo, the simple Franciscan
,f ehrols4ead. uur even because
-he high offend li
ot lslelelV. in which
we live and its outraged aid lessened
bond of law. Crimes such us thai
of last Sunday are assaults on no
mere individual- they are against
you and me and all of us. They sirilts
and wound law and justice In h ;r hc
: ly sanctuary whenca breathes the
very life of the civilized state.
"Father Leo was struck down, the
' murderer confesses, because he was
a priest, and not for any fann.d
grievance or imagined Injury that
!tn0 murderer had received from him.
He never knew the dead priest, hail
never spoken with him; (heir lives,
; except in that one dread moment of
blood and sacrilege, had never tjuoii
:ed. Nor did he kill him, as vjrlests
i have been killed, in hatred of his
special creed. Butthe fiend knew
i that the priest was some outward
'symbol and present ambassador of
l that only authority by which kings j
reign and magistrates execute justice!
I and human law rears itself in awful i
; dignity and finds its sanction the
authorltyNand government of Go'a. :
jAnd because the murdered had re-
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Washington , Feb. 2 6.
A favorable report on t'.ie
bill of Humphrey, of Wash-
Ingtou, providing for a nv-
eminent exhibition at the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacttlc FxposI-
tion at Seattle In 190!! was
today ordered by ,the house
commltfee on industrial ails
and expositions. The bill
carries $750, U00.
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Butte, Feb. 2 A St. Paul
Minn., dispatch to the Mi-
ner says that the Northern
Pacific has declared Its tnion-
tlon of reducing the scale of
wages paid its telegraphers
from $5 to $10 u month.
Conferences are proceeding
between the railroad officials
and an operators' committee.
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SKXATK SLAPS
(;uvi:itxois iu;hks
Albany, N. Y Feb. 2li.
The senate today rejected the
resolution removlnng Otto
Kelsey from the office of
surance.
Fred Warner, of Baker City,' is
named as one of the five heirs to' his
father's estate In a will which has
just been filed for probate at Har-;
lem, 111. The estate is appraised at
$140,000.
OUR BATTLESHIPS
ARE WELL BUILT
Washington, FeU. 26. Hear Admi
ral Capps, chief constructor of he
navy, today before the senate com
mittee on naval affairs t-tplied to a
magazine article written b y Henry
Deuterdahl, in criticism of the con-
t.,nilr... r,f AmuHpnn ha 1 1 leshlMS.
The admiral asserted that American
ships equal the ships of any navy in
the world.
RAJAH SILK THE- YARD 75c
Spring Wash
Fabrics
the most dainty creations that are produced by the genius of
master designers are brought out to perfection in wush fabrics
,k Women's adornment. We are showing execellent examples of this work of
Lit in the large assortment of Wash Dress Goods for spring. Will you make ar-
Imeements to inspect the niagmhcent assortment. ic is ine ihicsl suulu ui
Portland. Noticeable in the collection and particularly desirable is tnc
HELR.OSE B VTISTE A sheer fabric with dots and floral designs, on
dark and light eround, the vard'
fLOSSETTA FACONE A fabric resembling organdie with printed
figures and a mercerized stripe ot white, the yard ---
SATIN L1SSE--A soft fine-material of solid colors, with narrow silk
stripe, all colors, the yard
14c
25c
35c
is - 4r;
MAYOR LANE
VINDICATED BY
JURY'S VERDICT
A NEW PICTURE OF QUEEN WILHELMINA.
Xarniw K.scako of Princo ami Quin
The Hague, Feb. 26. An electric car collided with a carriage driven
by Prince Henry in which was seated Queen Wilhelmina. Three wheels
of the carriage were torn off, but neither the queen nor prince were hurt.
rortland, Feb. 2. Guilty as
charged of attempting to blacken the
character of Mayor l.ano and of of
fending against public decency; such
was the verdict returned last night
against Mrs. Hello Wnymlro and B.
V.. Haddlng. The jury In tho stae
circuit court reached its decision con
cerning tho highly contradictory tes
timony In 30 minutes of actual de
liberation. The twelve men were
hack In court within an hour of the
time of leaving tho Jury box.
Not only did the jurors vindicate
Mayor Lane, but after tho order rils
chnrgMig hem from further service
bad been made, several of them sug
gested raising a fund to hlro a biasa
"ami auu serenade tho mayor. They
said in no other way could thoy show
uieir iccting or sympathy Tor a man
who had been so grossly maligned.
One Juror offered to subscrlbo $5 to
such a fund, and others salt! they
would contribute, but tho sugges
tions wene not actually carried out.
Only two ballots were taken by the
Jury, one of whom voted for acquittal
on the first ballot.
Judge tiuntenbeln took occasion to
compliment the twelve men on their
finding. "It seems lo me to be a just
verdict," lwe said, "and 1 believe it re
flects credit upon you gentlemen and
upon the ctty."
VEIL OF MYSTERY
WILL EVER SHROUD
MURDER OF ROYALTY
TEXAS COURTS OUST
OIL TRUST CONCERN
j Austin, Texas, Feb. 26.
1 The supremo court today
i maintained tho judgment of
the lower court awarding
' damages and cluster from tho
! state of t,he Waters-Pierce (pfl
; Company' for violating the.
; anti-trust law. The caso will
bo appealed to tho United
: Stm lies supreme court.
About which so much is said, it must
be seen to be appreciated and no
description can do it justice. it
may be seen here only,
each , .y.i.50 to $7.00
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Spring Underwear
These warm days suggest a change in the Un
derwear. We are ready, are you?
SliKKVBhKSS VKST
We have a Swiss ribbed, sleeveless Vest for. . . . Htc
IX)XCi SLKKVIC VKST
Swiss ribbed, shaped body, pure white, perfect fit
ting, each ' Hi"10
Spring Skirts
The time of year when the extra Skirt Is needed,
and must be had. Ours are of Panama In plain
colors. Others in checks, stripes and mixed col
ors suitable for spring wear; priced very mod
erately t,
each
...$6 to $15
Spring Jackets
Just In by express. They have the. newness In
stvle and desirable colors; plain1 colors an:i
sfrpieg,
Each .
.$8.50 to $12.50
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New ,
Silks..
Sew tallorej silks. There Is nothing
lore charming for a summer gown
Han these. We invite your inspec
tion. They come in tan, green
ltd blu with pretty figures
T1e pattera $15.00
Fiiet
Nets..
" talked of material for net
ls. brown, navy, black, Cop
wha?en and white;
Thear" 7.-.C to 1..10
figured
Filet Nets..'
tH M ecru not with small dot
" d...lgn,: .niubi. for
,okt nd ntl Waists,
'nri S2.no to 2.50
Children's
Hose..
Looking Prosperous
You'll look like pros
perity if we can gftt you
to wear our
Hart,
Schaifner &
; Marx
Clothes
Such clothes increase
your business value to
yourself and your asso
ciates. They increase your
self respect, too. You'll
find that the knowledge
that your'e wearing all
wool when your friends
are wearing part cotton
will be worth something
to you,
If we get these clothes j
on you we will be doing Jf
you X favor
A Suit will cost $18,
or if vou want a better
one you pay $20 or
$30.
The Little
Things You
Need
Stock of white pique with pink or
blue ends; each 2.V
Collar and
Cuff Sets..
Heavy linen, flno embroidery und
THE LATE KING CARLOS,
"llulcr of I'm-tual, who was assassl
natcd while diivlim In Lisbon. .
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llslion, Feb. ati. The mystery be
hind tho murder of Klnt? Carlos and
Prince Louis Is not likely to be com
pletely lifted. The new I'ortUKUCHO
Kovernment prefers that the crime
should be regarded, both at home and
abroad, an lh deed of Individuals !
carried away by political passions of i
tho moment, and as tho republicans
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are anxious to clear their skirts of;
the responsibility for (bo renlclrte, 1
both sides are ;l:id to have the tit- i
vest IkuI Ion smothered! Vet there is.
undoubtedly much that could be
cleared up. It. Is a matter of com
mon knowledKe that there were In
tiiKues In IiIkIi and low places before
tho tragedy.
lace collars and cuffs
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Tho set ." lo $!..",((
ith "iroe cllmb
Thr-y are stout, O
ampton Bros
Where Cash Bp.? is Credit
Veiiings..
All colom net veiling with large
medium and sinail. dots;
The yard . . . 'v nml l(c
Auto
Veils..
All colors hemstitched edes; 2 3-4
yards l inR
each ....... m
Illiic and l:-rin v:ir, hemst Itched
etuis; or.e y.vl .U hy I h r yds.
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Slate of Turmoil.
London, l''eli. 26. Dispatches frbm
Lisbon, filtered throunh tho rigid
censorshlj) in london, Indicate that
virtually a relmi of terror exists at
the Portuguese capital, whom the
Duke of Oporto, to all practical pur
poses, is acting as absolute dictator.
Tho queen mother Is making prep
aration!) to transfer her residence to
Spain, whllo the young king tacitly
admits his own Inability to rule un
der the presont conditions.
Upon tho Duke or Oporto, there
fore, practically develops the task of
ruling the kingdom. He has been
given absolute cummuud of all mili
tary forces, and even of the police.
Arrests are made by hcoi-cr, und no
records made thereof. Suspects are
being thrown In prison, and kept
there with no opii'tunlly to see
friends or even members of their
families. Many houses have been
seurchod and their occupants Impris
oned. All signs point, lo n revolutionary
outbreak. Kor this reason the llrit
Ish cruisers will remain In the Tn
gus, and the Spanish troops upon the
frontier.
DECAPITATE DOCTOR
UNLESS HF PAYS
St. Louis, Feb. 28. The police aro
guarding the homo of Dr. Julius F.
Menestrlnn, a promluet Italian. A
letter from lite lllack Hand has been
received, threatening tho physician
with decapitation unless $5000 18
forthcoming.
OFFICIAL I'OHKCASTI
KOIl NOHTIIWKKT
Portland, Fob. 2fi. West
ern Oregon Kaln tonight
and Thursday; fresh south
erly breeze.
Western Washington Rain
tonight anil Thursday; fresh
southerly breeze In tho Inte
rior, moderate southwesterly
gale along the coast.
Kastorn Oregon , Kastern
Washington and Idaho
Haiti tonight and Thursday.
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PORTUGAL'S DEAD PRINCE.
Kldent sou of King furlus, who wui'
tluin w itb bis father.
QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.
Qmi'ii Amelle, who lierolially trio
to shield her son, tho crown prluea
from ashiihhIiis.
I'ostoi i i' I-; s.m I-;
ItOIHUiD '! STAMPS
Ioth'. c;if!t
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safe lu the local i itur!li " a
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PKNAL t'OHH IIILIj
PAKSKD TIIK s FN ATI':
VVasbliion, Keb. -It The iicnnl
ode bill, rril.lm: ami (nllfylun (he
criminal laws, passed the senate, today.
IIAKItV THAW IAV
NOT itF vhkk a;aiv
New York, Feb. 25. Statcmentg
emanating from tho a!lonlnrs, who
have examined Harry Thaw, indicate
that, nothing short of a miracle will
save Stanford Wlille'B slnycr from
spending the retnulnder ot bin Ufo
in an asylum for I he liisauv.
It is said I bat Thaw U a victim of
of paranoia, which la a prostrexsive
disease of Hie mind. Thaw Ih entire
ly in the hands of tho alute board of
lunacy and the alienists ut Mnttewuu,
and his fate rests with them. It la
customary for these orflcialH to re
port the menial condition of an In
mate ltl days after bo Ih entered, but
there Is nothing compulsory about
NKWH.Nf.vrKS
The Iowa Lumber Company In pr
paring to build I wo. sawmills In ihn
llutte Creek timber belt near IVirby,
In Jackson comity, which It f expect
ed the P. & 10. rullnmil will tap this
year.
A dispatch from Los Angeles lays
three bundled and aevunty mechanics
In the shops of tho Southern Pacific
on the cast side huvo boon laid olf.
This Is the second batch of employes
on the Los AngrlcH iIIvImIiiii to fwl
the sharp retrenchment Killcy Insti
tuted by llarilman on every division
of the Southern Pacific.
That dancing sUould be regarded
as a spiritual exorcise Ih tho theory
advanced by Professor (llraudet. of
Pails, who has been delivering lec
tures on the subject. He says idle
ness U the mother of every vice ami
th.(1 the dancing master ran do much
to overcome Its demoralfr.lng effects.
M. tilraudet Is preparing a scheme of
education lu which dancing ploy A
large pari, and nppeals to other danc
ing coaches to be serious and bich
nilnded In Iho pursuit of their calllnis.
( Iilciigo Wlietit Midket.
Chicago, Feb. sti. May, 95 1-2ia
6-8 i July, 91 1-1; September, 8T 1-3
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