THE EUGENE DAILY GUAM)
Kl'UKXK, OltK.iOX, Tl'KSDAY KVKXI.Mi, MAltl ll 3, 1I0K
XO. 85
CLELAN D
jflBUSf CONCERN
I the train was running at full speed,
two ml lea from bore. The train was
badly wrecked and several carB burn
I ed, whole cars being blown fifty fet
from the track and the debris Bcatter
, ed over twenty acres of ground. Two
j men were Injured. The concussion
shook houses and shattered windows
I for many miles.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
.BRISTOL DECIDES
HE MUST WORK
I has decided to. appoint V. S. Rossl
ter, of New York, to be public print
er, to succeed Charles S. Stillings, of
I Massachusetts. Kosslter has (or sev
eral yearB been chief clerk of the
census office.
March S.-Tbree of ..the;
f , dirg- against J. THODU..I
Barkb.rt.Jobn E. Altch-
F . n,r. H. HIM were uiaw.-
HARRIMAN NAMES
. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
. Judge Cleland tp- micjien. March S Jc u noi
,i,a court sustained the de-1 man,-John Jacob Astor and Joseph
rtenine . attorneys F. Titus, associates to President Hm.
hvthe attorneys F. Titus, associates to President Han.
bankers. This leaves rahan, of the Illinois Central, have
charge w6'"" .. , " -"'iwn ui mc
P k i of' accepting dopoRlts in term ending October. 1911. A. J.
H " & Trust uorapa- Hackstalf was named for the term
k thr knew It to be lnsol-; ending October, 1908, and there were
the! a J ,tnna trill he drawn ' no other nominees Titnu wno nnnsA,i
L. informations will be drawn ' no other nominees. Titus was named
rL:.k. .reused bankers to avoid, in place of Fish.
l5ftated out by Judge Cle-,
SSO OF POWDER
OFFICIAL FORECAST
I tun XOKTHWKST
Portland, March 3.
Weary of waiting for the Ore-
gon congressional delegation
to get together and name his
successor, United States Dis-
trlct Attorney Bristol, seeing
the government business ac-
cumulating mountains high,
today appeared before Feder-
al Judge Wolverton and an- ;
nouueed his determination of
actively carrying on the du- ,
ties of the office.
He named Walter H. Evans j
and Robert Tucker as assist- '
ants.
'
MORE INDICTMENTS
ON REBATING CHARGE
1
St. Louis, March 3. Indictments
charging the St. Louis & Sua Fran.
Cisco Railroad with granting rebates,
and the Chapman & Dewey. Lumber
Company, of Kansas City, Mo., tor
accepting rebates, were returned by
the federal grand jury today.
Wf TIXU FAXH
llOl'.XI) FOIt CAPITAL
San Francisco, March 3. Wu Ting
Fang, the new Chlness minister at
Washington, departed for the capl
tol today.
Portland, Or.. March 3. Western
j Oregon and Western Washington
...., ifMirp TOIIII ' uccaslonal ram or snow tonight and
ItFMDLIMitu I nAIH ! Wedn08da" continued cold, with
ULmvt... freering temperatures tonight In the
( Interior; northeasterly winds. ',
Mri III.. March 3. A cargo; eastern uregon ana eastern Wash.
Four.lngton Fair and . colder lonlirht:
Lit Win esplodcd today while Wednesday, fair.
.dM carried Dy a 's
ROSSITER SUCCEEDS
STILUNGS, THE DEPOSED
Washington. March 3. It Is un
derstood that President Hoosevelt i soon after eating a portion of It
Stella: the 9-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Forest, living near
! Athena, died as the result of eating
I candy a few days ago. The child had
I been a student at St. Joseph's Acad
!emv. When her sisters; returned
j from a wefldJng at Walla Walla they
brought her BO centB worth of mixed
candy and she was taken violently ill
You've overlooked something you wantt if you haven't been
in here to see our
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There's no style for men so popular as the 'Varsity. Other
r makers imitate it and other dealers sell the imitation, but they
" lack the style that Hart Schaffner & Marx get into them', and
for the most part they lack the all-wool quality.
If you give us a chance we'll show you some Clothes that
: are really worth while, such clothes as' will be : a credit to you
and to us.
Copyright 190 bjr
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Correct in style.
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Wins anil
summer
' The pair $2.50 to $6.00
Boys' Clothing .
,! Httle chaps but most boyswill
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they are ot the ri ht km,
p- J time he need3 a Suit get
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There are hats and hats but when it
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A Hat for sunshine or showers; there
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The Suit $6.50 to $10
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That satisfied well-dressed feeling
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A perfeet fit Is a certainty and the
comfort, style and durability are
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In sizes to fit all are here on our
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1 Oc a Button,
$1.00 a Rip
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That's the least.
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CRUSADE AGAINST
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
IS BEING WAGED
Chicago, March 3. Frank
Kajlcek was arrested early to
day, charged with Heading a
threatening letter to Proco
plus Miull. a prior of the llttn
edictlue Fathers. According to
the police the prisoner lm
confessed.
Chicago, March 3. lsadore Maron.
twenty years old,1 a Russian Jew.
known aa the "haired hay." a com
panion of Latarus Averbuch. the an
archist who was shot aud killed yes
terday in an attempt to aaaaaslmite
Chlep of Police Shlppy, was arrested
today near Averburh's liAnie. Maron
Is known to have been nn intimate
companion of the slain anarchist, and
they were together throughout an
anarchistic meeting t Workmen's
hall on Sunday night preceding the
attempt to kill Shlppy.
After hia arrest he was closely
questioned and for a time refused
to admit hia Identity. Considerable
anarchistic literature was In bis pos
session when searched at the police
station, tie apeakg Kngltsh badly.
Averbuch's sIMer, In broken Eng
lish, talking sometimes through an
Interpreter, told the police she had
four sisters, one of whom lived In
Odessa. The others, with two young
er brothers, were with their parents
In Austria, living near Vienna. Her
father she declared was an orthodox
Jew, and had never taken part In
any revolutionary movement, and
that she herself had never read any
of her brother's anarchistic books.
When asked If Bhe thought he might
have been Insane sho replied:
"He Is very peculiar.. 1 don't know
why he did what they say he did. 1
only kuow he good boy, good broth
er." In addition to Maron, several- per
sons are being held by the police In
connection with the attempted as
sassination of Shlppy Including Aver-
buch's sister, a bartender named Ko
rimoros, and a cobbler named Her
' man. In whose shop the anarchists
are said to have met.
Detectives worked all night to
trace Averbuch's other relatives, hit
mother, sister and brother, said to be
111 Chicago.
Joseph Kreedmnn, aged 2S, was ar
rested on a street car because he ro
' niarkod to a fellow passenger:
I . "I see they tried to kill the chief
of police; tiny ought to kill-him and
u hit more like him."
f The possibility of deporting anar
chists from the city was brought to
the attention of the United States
district attorney today, and that fed
eral official declared himself ready
to take any steps warranted by evi
dence which may be presented to
him. He added that the reconvening
of the federal grund Jury-today
intakes that body Instantly available
! for any action that may I necessary
j to hasten posslblo cases.
I A conference of city officials was
I held nt the home of Chief of Police
Shlppy today. Mayor Husse, Asslst
; ant Chief of Police Scheuttler, Cap
italn O'Brien, of the detective bureau,
'and Inspector Baccus participated.
Meana of dealing with the manifes
tations of anarchy wore discussed
with a view to ridding the city of
such activities. Hurry Shippoy, the
wounded son of the chief, passed a
good night.
Kminn Doesn't Know Him,
Springfield, 111., March 3. Kmnia
Goldman, the anarchist, said Bhe nev
er heard of Averbuch; that he was
not an anarchist; that the Chicago
police had been so active and hitter
I digging up plots that thoy hud arous
i ed a faction of foreigners against
jthem, but they were not annrchlsls.
"If Chief Shlppy got Into trouble
jwlth uny faction It was his own
fault. Hut I ktftiw Averbuch Is not
. an anarchist."
HAWLEY. WANTS
MORE MONEY FOB
EUGENE POSTOFFICE
Special to Ually (iuurd.
Washington, Mar.-h 3.
Thirty thousand d .liars In ad
dition to' the original appro
priation for the construction
of thu Kugene public build
ing la aski:d from congress by
Representative llawley in a
bill Introduced In the house
today.
FEAR ALPHONSO
MAY BE KILLED
Madrid. March 3. Consldi-ralile
concern Is felt for the safi-ty of King
DAN KELLY
ADDS TO LONG ;
LIST OF DEFEATS
New York, March 3.
I.nwsmi Itobertson, of the
Irish-American Athletic Club,
won tho seventy yuril Invita
tion rare at Madison Sonaro
(iardiMi lust night, defeating
Dan Kelly, the Oregon sprint-'
er and holder of tho world's
lull-yard record.
KARRIMAN'S DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO GERRY
New York, .March 3. Miss Corne
lia llurriiuan. kim-oihI daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 10. II. llarrlmuu, was
married at noon to Itolicrl Livingston
, (lerry, son of Commod'H'e and Mrs.
KlUiilieth T. (lerry, at (linen Kpisco-
, pal church. The ceremony was one
of the most brilliant or the many not
able lines that have iiiurked the New
York social stmsou.
PEACE CIRCLE
PRINCE OF THE r"8TURIAS.
Heir to the Bpuiilih throne, tin
ronugeat crown prince In the world.
Alplmnso nnd Queen Victoria during
thulr approaching visit to Ilarcelonu
Macli 12. The newspapers regard
the trip aa Imprudent in view of the
recent liornb outrages In Hint city.
Miss Kate FiiW'rton, a I'nlvcrHlty
Ifttud'-nt, went to tier homo at Itoxc
i burg this afternoon on a short visit.
DENOUNCES TEDDY
New York. March 3. The
Womcn'B Peace Circle rout in-
ui'S its crusade against the
introduction of rlflo practice
lor school boys. At a meet lug
held yesterday several women
denounced President Itonso-
velt for his support of rifle
schooling for boys, unit said
the practice was a menace to
the country, as It made boys
desire war.
NO ( IIMttil H A(i.lKT
I1AIIY JOHN M.lltTIN
Oakland, March 3.---It was offi
cially announced today at the dis
trict attorney's office that no charges
of any kind would be brought against
llaliy John Martin In connection with
tho crimes he alleges he did under
threats from hia mother. The dis
trict attorney Immune "llaby John"
under a section of the penal code
which provides that no person acting
under threats or menaces Is respon
sible for any crime committed.
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Tri llion, N. J., March 3 (ieo. Wil
son, a negro, was ckftroruted today
for the murder in December Ht 0r
Frederick Homer, an undertaker of
Orange, .. J.
GRAND JURY
FINDS INDICTMENTS
IN TWO GASES
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AT 10
Tho Jurv In the cae of the state
v, Fred l.emley, charged Ath vio
lating tho local option law,, return-;
ed a verdict of guilty last night about
8 o'clock. Sentence will be pro-,
nounoed Friday ' morning at 10
o'clock. .
The grand Jury this forenoon re
turned an Indictment agafaist An
drew Dertuccl. who Is now In Ihe-
county Jull having been bo unit over
by Justice of tho Peace loung. of
Cottage Grove, on the charge of so
liciting prostitution.
An Indictment was also brought
against Clyde Woolwlne. who has
been In the county Jlill for Bcverai
weeks. The charge against hlrn in .'
fornication. Ho and Bortnccl wilt
plead tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Civil Actions.
. Following aro the civil cases acted
upon since tho report given In yes
terday's Ouardi .(- ; .
Tho Booth-Kelly Ivtimber Company
vs. J. W. Patrick; possession of prop- ,
erty. Continued. ,.
M. J. Houston vs. Fred Flak; pos
session of personal, property. Con- .
tinned.
J. U. Hunt vs. J. B.s Myers; poa-''
session of property. Jurv selected:
J.W. Pollock, James N. Cole, H. II.
Dunlnp, It. I. llawley, Palmers Av
ers, It. Y. Porter, P. .1. Halor, J." 14.''.
l.lndley, F .11. Wetherbee, W.' I..
Wheeler, Chns. Dlckerson, Clarence
Koon.
VuidJct, for. .defendant.
P. K. Snodgrass vs: Mrs. L. lloyte;'
foieclosuro of lien! Default nnd JudKr ,
ment.
John II.; lilattner. Daniel Suappj ',
and Unnhit Snapp, trustee, vs. tlry-'
tnl Consolidated Mining -Cnmpimy, """"
Woiili ('orrman, M. F. Wyalt, O. II:
Wlllard, Lewis (ileiiKon, Krauk Jnr-dan,-
and the Wynne Hardware Com
pany; foreclosure. Demurrer to V
complaint withdrawn and permission,
to file answer; Albert B. Herman, ad
ministrator estate of j. (ileason, per
mitted to flle'auHwer; ilO days given'
to file reply. ' '
F. II. Cook vs, h.,C. Williams; to
recover money. Leave to file amend
ed complaint.
Mathluu Wllhelm vs. 1. eland Spen
cer, Anna M. Spencer, Hmury Jus
tice and I. mils Mullln; foreclosurt;.
Continued. '
D. (I. McFarland vs. Mrs. Kiln Wall
and Italph I), Whipple; tp Jei'ovnr
money, t'ontlnut'd.
I.ucettu Tliomas vs. J. 1. Tltomas; ,
divorce. Order publishing sununons'.
W. I,. Tohey and F. I.. Tohey vs.
A. J. Jen nl n us aur Nettle Ij. .len
ulugs aud It. P. Spencer; foreclosure-. '
Confirmed.
William Kyle vs. Jos. Fellman; to
OR. EARNEST BRENNER.
President of the Swiss repnblle,
who Is credited with being most
progressive stati'sman.
rwovcr moiiev. Jury selected: P. I)..
Newell, K. W. Michael,. M. SV. Pen
nington, I.. I). Hossmnn, J. M. (lenr
hart, M. II. Stone, F. H. Cook, F. II.
Holland, Itufus Kobertson, J. U. Hill,
J. J. Pi'plol, H. F. Mortis.
Forty-four thousand dollars' profit
In two years on a $14.00 Investment.
That is what F. I,. Ton Velle has)
realized from the sale of his apple
and pear orchard near Medfonl. This
enormous profit Is simply an example .
of the money t hat can be made nnd
In being made III Hogue Klver valley
fruit lands, says the Tribune.