Eugene daily guard., April 25, 1908, Image 1

THE EUGENE DAILY CRT ARB
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I 1 .l M . i:!.l:;i. S.UTliD.lY KVK.Mi. Al'KII.
,r SECRET ARREST
THE NEW COAST L:,'E.
ilrAlB: LOCATCR
BY POLICE l?i
GALLAGHER CASE
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! MARKS TRACK OF
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X,w Orl-im. April 2 a.
pi,::! t'i" 1,JJ information
rlcai: In" i " i : i ' " .!'
ji-at.:.- in (',,llf mates from
v-r-:ei':l n rnad jes was &
oYtT ;i - hundred, and sev-
eral l !:!!.-;! ;ni ' were injured.
Town after town 1" l-ouisia-
na, .ii;d.-ippi and Alabama fr
v're viii'.c.i v It ll great de-
Btructbn. Tho tornadoes
moved in several directions
and apparently lasted about
twelve hours. .
in if
and
! raitii,
I her-
his s-
II .1 Ill.itn;!
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f A-vi'.-r-'ai
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law. T
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a- v y,.r. .i:-,- in- Oakh nd, April 2. -'
!-' in. a is;i..i.d ef bavinr
...ri! " t. '..'Ii.l w. . 'l'1"'" which partly d
I j'lt!;'j , ;i; Saii'-v ,aii' o1' Koltuer Sat" :'.
i.i: i 1.,'eti.r i;:a..' a i ia' 1'"i' w;;s arr. -cid t.iti.'.
The impor'anc,. uf tli.
test. . , '! i. Ifiit i; y is
''"M T'.v,.,i:v w.t- scent by the police, ovet ..'
.'':. Mi- . ..ad w.,,.t '; h.-r.-....re H'k " ::!
,1 i- wbii i'' d thai tin' mt
. ;.. eoa v.. tell vi! h t ll .
i A.'.'i L". i- r.'i-. it-;. ' n:ii;U bi- 1 1 ; u re
;
is under mar
111'' storm v.a.. t'.v.i a;
widf anil wluMi it j,uss
a wroi'k.
In t'.iiiciirdia parish, I
wi'rc Killi-d.
In Adams o-'ttnty. M:ss.,
five wit" kill'd, and ia ,1
county, thlrty-1'ivc aro tlv.i l.
i a and Ca;if
k:i: , a! I- ,lar-
:.n ir.::.-.
h ';i - to it a.dl tilt1 very f,"iir.iin !!.;,,!
. I u Jii't !. tt'rmotl a ( -1 s - - 1 1 a v
kil! (P.l'.auli.r.
TIh' a"r .-t was inadt1 1. -; i vt-niu.:
i hi:-: I't-ii
t w n t y-i't.'l.'a
New Orleans, April 23. As a re-
suit of tnt terrible storms i p ... V, . . ; " ' ' "
which have swept the southern tlulf ,)f ,,,, h :,ml ukM-rn marks 1'urv lis
state? coninninication between t:te and vicinity unlay, 'l ite (P ath list is
IP-aiipahat:'. Aai . . . - I '
1 ,'iity-fiv.' ai-- re.hirt.a kid, d a: -
Alii, rtville. A at. 4 '
ITtllMlMl SDN iv,; l.:!.i: IM-'CI, AIM'S
Hli:s AT llI.TM;l;i-' I't It WAIISIIil'S
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ll.ilt tnioi-.', Ai.ril I'.", - FnrniiM' I'uit. WashillKttill, Avl il
t il States Semite:- .1. N. t'atlldt'll. uf 11 sicei h ill tile venate to-
'.Vest Virginia, died here todav day Lo li;e aniiiiutict .1 his in-
. t mi ion of v.illni; for tour tat-
Yesterdav's baseball scores: Tort- tleshlps.
Pniil. : Oakiaiid. C. I.as Auneles. i ;
h.-il rrancis.'d. :l. -
The Store That Serves You Best-Hampton Bros.
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I L-A l.. 'L.L1.'.'."- iTilV:. Oi'-.Tf . 7oit' .:if r.iO".' !; 'if. X JiJa
Lnyys in v-ltii.wgo I muuii.
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si" i. . . . it i:i. '. i i ; ii in.
( n(. ;.. i-i n wur.iii-
I SS I.ANK A I I'll! slIOWIMi
(.inn iimi.i i; sws hi uii.i.
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Phenomncal Values and Styles
In Spring Suits
A woman Is judged by tlio Suit she wenrs. How luvrssiiry it
Ih to si '! t (Ih right suit one that is not only distiiu-tivi hut
beautiful and practical.
With display tliat han no ciiial in Kiigene and garments Im-hi'-
ing the well kiicnvn hntud of Wooltex or ji ogue, wt aiv
confident that you will he In the right class when wearing
one of the costumes.
Out stock was never so large' or so rich in style as this spring.
Tnilor-inade Suits at $rJ.."0, $1MH, $1H.0, $10.00, ."i.tMl,
$:ir).t0 and $15.0(1.
The Climax of Value-Giving
In Silk Petticoats ,
. Never have we been better prepnnd with u stork f silk
Skirts iImiu now. Never so rich fu style and iHttuty as at
the present time.
They are made of fine Taffeta, wide flounce with narrow
bauds, strictly tailored effect, colors, changeable tan,
changeable red; plantation brown, blue, given, white,
black and red.
Tafleta Skills at ... IjUI.OO, $7.r.t, !UM, $HUM, 1 2.00,
and $15JH.
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
REPORTED TO HOUSE
Improved Knit
Outing Garments
Ciiminonly known as sweaters tire dis
tinctively, different from t!e ordin
ary kind, but cost mi mote that:
the many l"ss succes jfal makes on
the market.
Be.-lS'ii-j and rorreeily tailored vi !i
studied erfe;t. For nesliK'.-e cmii
Pirt. rittl smartnevs of style and
honest service without, nulliim or
firetchlai; ottt of shape. They
feme In all colors,
each . $:,.uii
'We are showing the most complete line of l.ace
Curtains In Kuene. Tile assortment is v;iri"d
In patterns, qualities ami price, lirussels net;
both white and ecru; Not t iuiiiitims in a wide,
ranae ot desians: Curtains,
the pair . . tit .."". S-.-.i, !Sd.rl), Sl.oo, !jl..il
ii ltd ISo.-IC
New Veilings
We are miislantly on the watch for tln latest Nav
el:. ; in v-il.
Our stuck is nunt (-.inipiete in ihe r.ew rnlorlnH
and paturtis; the yard a."c, 4 Or, ."Oe
Mode Veils, one at::l one-half ards to three yard.
long, turn $l.sr t. ..V
Wa-shington, April 25. Tho fliin
dry civil appropriation hill wan re
ported to the house tmluy by tho ap
propriations cotnmlttwo. It carries :
$UK"i.7l5,:itJ!, a reduetion of $:ir.-
rtiS,y;i7 from the estiniatos Hiibnili- j
ted by the departinenta. i
lin'luded In the unprnprlnttonR ro-1
cninmended is y 7. i2 7.0110 for the
Isthmian canal, which amount Ih re
imbursable to the treasury from pro-j
reeds of the sale of bonds author-j
i.ed. The hill ranges for public
buildings, marine hospitals, quaran-;
tine Htatlons. annual repairs, heating
apparatus, vaults,, safes and locks
$lMK2.37fi. Kor Improvement of
rivers and harbors under contract the1
a ui nor I .at ions amount to $ 1 7 .! 2 j
til".; life saving service, S,Nf 7 ; ,
current expenses of the revenue cut-:
ter service, $ 1 ,H04,00ii; engraving
and printing, f:i.354 .TTi ; interstate
commerce commission, $!t:i"i,000; as-1
slstant custodians and janitors of
public buildings, $ 1 ,08S,K7 2 ; fuel
lights and water In public build- j
lugs, $1 .4 00,000; expenses of col
lecting customs tiddltlonal to per-
nianent appropriations of $5,00,000;
for that purpose In 1U01I, 4.rtl0,
juii: lighthouse establishments. $r,-i
l'.M.OliO; euforceni'Mit of Chinese ex-1
elusion. $'.0)000; geological survey, i
$ I .OKfi.'Hiy ; expenses of lint pri'sl- 1
dent, $78,000: erection of harracki;
and iiuurur. for coast artillery, $1,
!l87,'JliO; road to Mount Rainier
Park, $50,000, and various other ex
penses, bringing tho total up to
$105. 715, 31;:).
In connection with the appropria
tion for suppressing counterfeiting
and other crimes a provision Is made
by the hill designed to do away with
the alleged practice of lending secret
service employes to ot her dep'irt
mentH and to Individuals tor private
detective, work.
An echo of tho recent investiga
tion of t'he government printing of
fice by th president's direction rs
heard In a provision that, the, public
printer shall submit estimates for all
employes addil lonat to t hose sched
uled in the hill. A limitation effects
labor In tho canal zone, stipulating
that wages and salarb s paid on the
isthmus for skilled and unskilled la
bor by the canal commission and
Panama Hallroad Company shall not
exceed by inoro than lift per cent, tho
average wages and salaries paid In
the United States for simitar labor
and service. It Is provided In the
hill that all funds hereafter from
customs duties collected upon prop
erly of tho Tutted States Imported
from the canal none "is hereby re-ap-proprlated
for tho construction of tho
isthmian canal."
1 1 -v t'i ;i u, a ii'in thnle-r
. . r w lio rei I s ;t
' el in t '. : t , v.1. a r
; v vV i'V S!e , ilf i'isk
: 1 , Shi-ril'f I ! ,1 i: n: '-id upon
!! from S.; ('i-!i.', Wash.,
h : u f !l il'nl ;. j ;i '1 money
!-.teu. I 11 ; v Sher-
I (tuliine, :i:tii'il hero
a iili t he w a:: tint . ami ho
nMfi train today with 'Ms
!M'.J lor Spe.iatie. )ever
; ,v fiived vra.lltion.
l 1 r:;. ', W it!l l.t. al lllg
' :i niiV o'i w.n ililes land
i er ha vit1; shown t hem good t im
li:ir land In the vicinity ul Spokane, a
woman residing lit ere having niado
t be complaint a mil list him. lie re
'dded there before coming to Kugeno
about a ye:ir imn, and the offense in
alleged to 'have been committed be
fore he came here. He feels confi
dent that ho will he cleared of (ho
eharge. Ills wife and two children
reside In ICugnne.
Children's Rompers
When wash day or pay day ;tt the laundry comes
around you
ni"nis have
dolla r..
You can buy them r
ones a:, each . . .
will taluk
saved
v inner, iliese gar
iiat d work or hard
put r'ght on th little
. ."Me. ." and Ji7.r.o
Wash Fabrics
4000 yards of new pretty Wash Kahrlcs as fresh
and crisp as can tie Imagined.
I.'.c (Jlnghains in all colors, ch-ck and stripes;
none anywhere better for the price, but we sell
them at, the yard 'Z l-lc
CASSAUY GOT
BOGUS TELEGRAM
FROM FASSETT
GREAT THRONGS
CHEER BIG FLEET
NORTHWARD BOUND
CALIFORNIA DEFEATED
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Saitsalltn, Cal., April 2 5.
lly two and a half leiiKths the
' UntvcrBlty of. Cnllfornln do-
feated Stanford University In
the ti il ti mt 1 boat race here to-
V DellKhtful weather and
Htuooth water marked tho
contest. The elKht of Call-
fornia outclassed Stanford at
every stao of the race.
I.IXDK AMI ClU ISKIt
IN.H Ki ll IX COI.I.ISIOM
I'orlsiiionlh. Kiik., April 2a. Tho
Amerlenii liner St. Paul and Ililtlsh
cruiser mutilator have heerf In col
lision off the Isle if W'K'lit and tho
Cladlalor hail to ho. beached off Yar
mouth. Several members of (ho crew
were Inlured, and the HI. I'll ul, with
daniiiKcd bow, Is BtaiidliiK by tho
iladlator.
OI'T'ICIAI. FOUKCAST
FOU NOItTIIWKST
Portland, Or., April 25.
Oregon, WnshlnHtnn and Ida-
ho Fair: front lonlnht; war-
nier tomorrow,
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Copyright 19CS by 0
H.rt Sch.Ha:r 6c Mux
You'll Be in the Swim
So far as clothes are concerned; that's the condition
of every man who wears our fine clothes. We've got
the stufl' that "jves distinction and character to a man's
looks. Made for us by
'ni'.1"; ilil t!;e i:io-.t exclusive dressers Club
!iu".;, c.'i'.vnc mui. Jm.:ms iiien:il! wearing these
jifi kct c!..th- ar.-i ' ".! f.::.l a 11 them ready lor
von i". our st ce.
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Mart, Schaffner & Marx
. Vv.r; .-4
C,.,:ie,::in; tl.e'i li.'.lu s are f.uc. Suits or ever- . N-lfi-
Tl:i- .'v i- the i, ',','o: Ht,'t, S, !::.-,.. roc Marx; Aj Vl.J
Hampton Bros.0
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55S-564 Willamette St.
WHERE CASH BA3 CPDIT
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Kltnira, N. V., April 2a.- The an
nouncement, of t he vole (jf Senator
('assidy against t he race t ra k bit)
was due to a tehgram from Congress
man Kasselt, at. Washington, which
was tampered with, and has caused u
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Venice, Cal . April 25. Krom the
high bluffs of Santa Monica, over
looking the sea, one hundred thous
and people from S:!t0 to i o'cloek
1 1: is morning wit nessed 1 h proces
sion of the entire fleet of battleships
as I hey passed northward.
No spectacle so superb has ever
been witnessed 011 the coast of South
ern California unless It was the arrl
val a wtek ago fit the same ships
and It will be a long time before the
put riot 1c enthusiasm of a great mul
titude subsides to forget fulness of the
Impression made today. Men, wo
men and children by tho thousand
slept in the open air all night In or
der If 1 wltnep the passing of the
flee( today. Since noon yesterday
every available railroad and electric
car has been In operation conveying
1 In; crowdH, ami over one h 11 ml red
thoijsH nd persons viewed the brief
imiri'-uvres or the fleet before It pro
ceeded iiorthv.ard to the boom of can
non, eiieeiM nf the throng ami the
waving of teiM of thou -valid of flag-i.
TM0MA3 E. WATSON.
'ieoir.
.111. eeonoftiM a nd ' i
loilali i-.,.t been liouiliiiile'l v '.' .
ropullft ,'i.i.V for ptej-ldent uf
tljll.d S!..leS.
' -i-.t'i 11 I'ii--' t- itdnilfs It Is true,
I!.- T I-.rrapl."i C,e,.v to 'Vlan I by
' !'.' C . et I. W,'' it O't the f(;,e( ;i ' OT ttt
: I' .'("';. 'i fiffbe i-i ',, ,n:rio'ii;i
' I t- ' n : a ri; to r-.e 'riot
FARTH QUAKE SHOCK
IN SAN FRAflCISGO
S.in I'r.itii I tii. Apt II L'T,
I Ai'Mii.d. r MrAtll". In , M 4-
"I i,, I'nltt.l State wea'll-
'T litiif.iu, 1. loll, a iii-i ler-
11'e . aitli'iuabe In tit :t :( I
14 IIiih tnoi'ilni,'. ,'o iltaiaae
j ..l '.
! Tivi, lev lMl!ditia Rt. beltiK erect.
' etl It- . .Mllirn Ii:.. for the coll ...
one a H'iyii hal; '.'ixl'lil feet, llitll
f 1.1 Hie, I W' 'o- j. r; lir'l. T lev are tit
h" 1 tl e"t , r,e lif t,e l'l',-.' , fl,U-
mtiiy liiick. O
Chttrli'i; A. Cimswell, ene of Ore
gon's inase piannlneiit clti.ens, died
itiitldeitly' of heart disease about 1')
n'closck Ibis Illoi'lllllK While 11 passen.
yer o an electric ("tr on Mi way
from his Hiiniiiier homo In Milwaukee
to I'nrllanil. At tile I hue of his dealll
lie win eti:::ined In conversation with
Colonel .lames Shuw and Join) Scott,
two of his friends and neighbors.
I'orllatid Telegram.
SHOT II IK Wll-T.
AMI lli:il l,() l It
Kl Paso, Texas, April Oliver
(iarrlson today sliot ami killed his
It fJs. .V" $)j
JOIN E. REDMOND.
Iti-b lender, who Is f.irt lui; the hotni
rule iMtu In the louse of ittin 'nous.
T!.e
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d t a.. o;,ei ,i,,r.
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V,'. w i,,, ;,. ,.-
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make he lawn a
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1,1- It .IV Ml the
el.,'. lie Hill
aaliftil t,iol this
a lie an. I shot t; Allen thni'iiih
the ali'loiueii. fatally wounillan him,
then .iilil,l"l at l.orihbur,-. N. Jl.
Me hid been lnri.rniil that Ills wlt'j
itnd Alb-ti Hi'i'i- tihiiut to elope.