Eugene daily guard., April 28, 1908, Image 1

THE EUGENE IDA TT ,y. GIJABD
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(1118 ASKS FOR
PERMANENT FLEET
I the navy to keep In the Pacific waters
a fleet of u first-class battleships
, and eight armored cruisers for the i
protection of the coast states in case
I of war.
LTGKfK, OHKliOX, TIKSDAV FV-'XINU, AIM
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8, 1U(M
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At I'm .v . i .
! n ui nit- Lincoln,
County Commercial Club a resoln-
FOR PACIFIC ' ?' ate'8 deleRlaS''01'nS"onKrT1o en-i
"wn iu,deavor to h;lV(! lne . AUanli(, fwt I
I now In California waters stop off Ya-
I quina bay for a day on lis wnv nenh
L.nn OF (iOVKBXORS ADOPTS ' ,0 enable the people of the Willam-1
'! "e valley to view the entire fleet.
oKSOU'TIO.NS At MMiliAUl iney will not have the privilege of I
M&D LAST MOHl I Cisco or to Seattle unless this request U
, ils granted. The people of Newport '
; assure the people -first-clans tin
L, u'AXTS ATLANTIC KLKKT jJ?e over the bar to visit the!
ships, and Bpeclal excursions will be l
TO ST)!' OFF YAQLINA BAY : run over the C & E. f rotil all points I
In the valleq. i
FOB A DAY SO OUKGON PKO-, The board ueclded (Q lnvl(t R , .J
i.i E MAY VIEW- IT KXCl'H- Das?nt. the new booster fo; Albany,
" ' I tO COme tO ElieeilB B the irnef
Of. , club to address the general meeting
! on the evenlne of Mat 1 1 Th M-n .
CKK OX COMMK.XL Jlfc,.T j is to show Albany that Eugene is anx-
I lous to assist In the work she has I
1A started and that this city Is ever will-1
. . I ing and ready to co-operate with her !
neighbor on the north In advertising
The board of governors of the, the resources of the valley to the
ommercial Club held an important!
,om ' A committee of five to arrange for
Meeting lasi uism., i ""-u mug u me excursion irom Portland to Ku-;
Lolution, at the suggestion-of theif'"8 0,1 mmenntent day June;
cstuuuuu, i 24, was authorized. President Whit-
Sfjllfornia promotion committee, was j son, of the board of governors, will'
hJopted appealing to the secretary of ; make the appointments later. j
WOHKINGMEU
ASKED TO VOTE FOR
OWN INTERESTS
sistant treasurer of the I'nitetl States
at Seattle, Wash.
8I0X FROM PORTLAND TO El'.
New York, April 28.
Sampel Gompers, president of
the American Federation of
Labor, has notified organized
labor throughout the country
to adopt resolutions demand
ing that their representatives
In congress , vote for labor
bills before that body. They
are also urged, to support ptv
ly . such -candidates .as .I'WllJ
safeguard,, and protect . tba
common' HntereBts of,. Ibe-:.
workers." -
Only Two UHttliMiips.
Washington, April 2 7. -Ily an
overwhelming vote President Roose
velt's four-battleship program failed
in the senate today, Just as It did in
the house. The amendment for tour
btmlushlps was introduced by Sena
tor Piles, and the fight for Its adop
tion was led by Beveridge. Twenty
three votes wero cast for the Increas
ed program, the number being large
ly made up of recently elected sena
tors. Fifty voted to support the
house and the reconiniendatlq.u of the
.senate navsj committee in the recom
mendation to build only two battleships.
SEATTLE SECURES ,;
ASSISTANT TREASURER
Washington, April 2$. The sen
ate today passed a bill providing for
tile appointment of an' additional as-
WOMAX AND CHILUHKX
lll'HXKl) IX HOMF.
I-aporte, lnd., April 2S. Mrs.
Belle Uuunerson and her three chil
dren are believed to have perished
in an Incendiary fire which destroy
ed their home last night.
"Booster" Zurcher calls the atten
tion of the Roseburg Review to the
fact that under the rulings of the
postal department. Roseburg has been
entitled to a free delivery of mail
throughout the city for several
months past, and steps will now be
taken to secure it without further de
lay. ' 1
Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner 4: Marx
If You Go Summer Re
sorting, You'd Better
Go In Good Clothes
No telling who you'll meet and it may
make some difference to you what they
think of you. If you're inside one of our
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
fine suits your sure to make a good im
pression if you behave yourself as well
as the clothes; look. We'll show you
some very stylish snappy 2-piece suits
coat and trousers. You can wear a
fancy waistcoat if you like such clothes
as are much wanted all wool light,
dressy and well tailored. You'll find
Suits and Overcoats here from
$15.00 to $30.00
Thisstoteis.hehnmtoithsHart.Schalfner & Marj Clowes
There Is No Money
Stringency With
Us
We do business far CASH. Tjhe sooner
you get on this basis the more money
you will save, because you buy your
goods foi less. We are demonstrating
that fact every day. Try it during May,
you'll be money ahead.
W. B.Lesstelle
Corsets'
IS. 00 extra quality Corset, made of Kronen,
Coulille, medium length. Lace and ribbon
trimmed; heavy silk Hose Supporter,
Special :t.a.l
Royal Worcester
Corset No. 609
$2.50 Corset, medium length hip; luce trim
med Hose Supporters; special .4... $'2.00
White Suiting v
30 Inch white duck Suiting, linen
finish, 20c value, yd ISc
Corset Covers
3fic Corset Covers, lace trimmed,
good value, special, each ii.lc.
60c lace and embroidery trimmed
Corset Cover, special, each. .. . .(10c
W
lYA1 1 fc
RoYAIi
WOliCKSTKR.
Corsets
Mover Filet Net
7.'ic Filet Net, 42 inches wide, colors brown, navy, black, cream and
ecru; special, the yard ,"ic
Allover Val. Net
$2.2."i Allover Val. Net, 42 inches wide, white only, fancy patterns.
Special, tho yard
Curtain Net
CATHOLICS CELEBRATE
CENTENARY WITH VERY
IMPRESSIVE EXCERISES
CARDINAL GIBBONS.
T
.Ireland, Olennon, Keane. Mueller
O'INiunetl, Ryan, Qulgley and Fnr
j ley. mid by Cardinal Ulhbonn and
laiMinni i.ttgue, primate or Ireland,
who was tho chief personage in the
colebratlon. since he was the cele
brant of th mass.
A message from the pope congrat
ulating Arvhlshop Farley and the
Catholics of New York was read.
Scores of communications from
laymen, Including one fr;m Presi
dent Roosevelt, and from ministers
of all denominations, were received.
Ills Kmlucm-e Cardinal Mihhons de
livered an address of great Interest,
being a brief history of the work of
the church In New York.
CjmliiuirN Sermon.
lsaluh Ix; "Arise, be enlightened,
O Jerusalem, for thy light Is come,
and the glory of the l.ord is risen up
on thee. The (lentlles shall walk in
I thy. light, and kings In the brlgJit
; ness" of thy , rising. I.lft up thine
1 eyes round about and see; all these
j are gathered together, they are come
I to thee: thy sons shall come from
, afar, and thy daughters shall rise up
i at thy side. Then shall thou see and
abound and thy heart shall wonder
and be enlnrged when the multitude
i of the sea shall be converted to thee;
I tho strength of itho Uentlles ahull
como to thee."
Your Kmlnence, Most Rev., Right
Rev. nnd Rev. Fathers of the
Clergy, Dearly Beloved Brethren
of the Laity;
Wo nre honored today by tho pres
ence of Ills Kminenco, Cnrdliinl Lo
gue, Archbishop of Armagh. I'rliniiie
of all Ireland, and successor to St.
Patrick. It Is eminently becoming
COUNCIL0 MEETS
AND TRANSACTS
USUAL BUSINESS
WILLAMICTTK VALLKY COMPANY
WANTS TI.MK TO KXAMINK IN
TO I.KtiAMTY OK HOMWi.
New York, April 2S. The thanks
giving service at St. Patrick's ca-1
thedral In honor of the completion of
one hundred years of Catholic pro-,
gross In New York was celebrated uT-.
day. lleforo the sorvlces began fully ,
six thousand persons had gnlliered In i (lint IIiIh distinguished prelate should
the beautiful edifice and as many
more wero on the outside, ami the
procession from the cathedral college
on .MiMllson avenue to the cathedral
''iflh aviMiue was au Impressive
participated in by Archlilslmp
lake part in these festivities, as tho
cathedral and archdiocese of New
York are consecrated to St. Patrick,
I ho apostle of Ireland, and whu
on
slitht
(Continued on Pngo Four.)
BR1TAINS LOSES
ANOTHER BOAT
IN COLLISION
CITY WILL BEAR
PART OF EXPENSE
OF ILLUMINATION
Harwich, April 28. The
torpedo boat destroyer Gala
was cut In two and sunk early
today off Kentish Knock, In
the North Sea, by tho scout
boat Attentive. The torpedo
destroyer Rlhble was also In
volved In the collision and re
turned to Shcerness with two
compartments full of wafer.
The accident occurred while
the flotilla was engaged In
night maneuvers.
Knglneer Lieutenant Frank
A. Fletcher, of the (lain, was
the only person who lost his
life.
' J out h
and
IF KLKCTIOX WAS I.KMAL, THKY
OKFKH TO TAKK OVKU KNT1KK
MINI) ISSl'K IX PAYMKNT FOR
WATKK PUANT KOl'TINE lttS.
1NKSS TIUNSA1TKI).
An adjourned meeting of tho city
council was hold last night with
Councilman J, M. Williams, as pres
ident of the council, In the chair,
and all uVjutbors present.
Various mailers of Interest cumo
up for diacusslon, Including thut of
the sale ot the water plant to tho
that ho had had a con
ference with A. Welch, of the Wil
lamette Valley Co. In regard to tho
mailer in which the latter stated that
ho had received a telegram from hla
company slating thut they wero not
willing to turn ovur the plant at the
present time, or until the legal status
of tho bonds were determined as to
tho methods of voting, etc. The
company asked for a week's time
to Investigate and If the bonds are
held to have been voted legally tho
company will turn ovur the plant to
the city (or Jl 40,000. The company
stated that It would take the entlro
Issue of the bonds at 5 per cent in
payment for the plant.
Routine Matters.
Tho mutter of providing fenders
for the street cars was brought up
and Chairman llarbaugh, of the ju
diciary committee reported that, they
had been shipped and were expoct
ciUhere in ten days.
The chief of police was Instruct
ed to order (lie property owners
along Ilia eur.l side of Alder street
lo put In sidewalks at once.
I'rof. Slrauli asked that Hie Cy
clone hose house on Kr.rt Kleventh
str-'et. be moved back from (he street
'-ernl yards and the citizens In that
vlclnlly would heaullly the lot. The
mailer was referred.
The city rocordur was authorized
to Issue llcuuries to plumbers upon
their filing a nond of $3000.
A petition for an arc light at the
comer of West Eleventh and Wash
ington strootn was referred.
A roiiHjiistranco ngaiust grndtnis
and graveling West Sixth street west
of Blair was referred.
The plat of Walnut Park was
takon up and passed.
The matter of conferring with' the
Willamette Valley Company as to
putting In a 4-Inch pipe on the east
end of ICIevcnth si reel nnd Alder
The committed from the Commer
cial Club on the Illumination of Wil
lamette stroet on gala occasions visit
ed tho city council mooting Inst
night nnd asked the council to boar
half of tho expense of installing the
lights. After some discussion their
petition waa granted. Tho club will
bear the other half ami will pay for 1 Blroet before tho paving Is laid waa
mi 1 . """" 1 given over to the street committee.
Tho lights will be put up before 1 A (;ntrnct between the
iTiii r . ..e1e v.11 ..iu Cty nll,i prank C. Kelsny, engineer
... n.(,i mirnni, mm "iii.ii.in.ta for I in iiroonseil itrnv v system, was
'or full services
first time. Two strings of them will
be placed across Willamette street
In each block from the depot lo Ulev-
slreet. They will be red, while
green. Illue ItiKlead of green
was desired,
up well.
but blue does not show
40c quality with C-lnch ruffle, edged with Mattonburg and (Insertion
lo match, special, the yard !n''
Slip white Brussels Net, 30 Inches wide with Insertion and edge lo
match. Oct your Curtains just the length you want.
Special, the yard '-r,'
Great Belt Sale
D00 Belts regular pflce 2jd to $1.50. Almost auy style you may de
sire in leather, elastic or silk, all colors; not over four to one cus-
tomer; special each . . 4. . . LV
Shirtwaist Extenders
Something new just arrived; a long felt wunt now realized; practical
article to fill loose port of the waist; each ....2.1c, .Vic and 7,1c
Ladies'
Sleeveless Vests
Ladles' Swiss ribbed bIi
' each
i-veles Vests,
Ladies'
Long Sleeve Vests
r.Mitd V
or half I KwthH
GORDON HATS
Next timayou buy a Hat
aTJordon each
$3.00
Hampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette St. O
WHERki CASH BEATS CREDIT
J. B. STETSON HATS
If you buy a Stetson
O you get the
Bst H Made
Hera at $4.53 to $8.00
Portsmouth, April 2S. According
! to a wireless message received here,
I a bnller explosion occurred on Hie
i battleship llrltlanla, In which sevet-
1 al men were Injured. The Hrllianlii .;v(ilt'ril I.KMMT'
ils expected to arrive here this even- ( ( l.l ill DKK CO.Vl:XTIO.
inn : HtfliEII
I Albany, April 27. II. (J. McClaln
was chosen president of the Kpworth
League convention of the F.ugcnc dis
trict In the election last evening. He
will servo for the ensuing year. Oth
er "officers were elected as follows;
First vlco president, Miss Orah
llnrkniws, of Albany; Becond vice
president, Mrs. K. K. V!ptneyer, of
llarrlshiirg; third vlco president,
Miss Sylvia Harris, of Lebanon;
fourth vice president, Miss Ksthor
I-eaeh, of Corvullls; secretary, Miss
Ksma Newell, of Kugene; treasurer,
Wesley Wire, of Kugene; superinten
dent of Junior department, Miss Ida
Carter, of Harrlsburg.
JEWISH RABBI
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
Montercr, April 2H Rabbi Jacob
Voorsanger, of San Francisco, died
here of heart disease last night. He
ALEXANDER BERK MAN.
A',krim-'lifl u-.n of nil tho nn
n hint In Afiirili'ti. Hi' ni-rvrd vp1v
Jet I'M lit frritt'if) for nlM'luf'IihH In lift
MfTili.tNf II. ''. l-"ri k i'( I'lllslHIItf.
OFKICIAf, rOKKCAHT
Hilt NoltTH VVKST
Portland, April 2.-
VanhliKton Fair tonlRlil.
with Unlit front; warmer to
morrow ; etiHti'i'ly w Irwin.
Kanti-rn Oregon, Kat'rn
WaHhliiKton and Idaho Kalr
tonight, wit h ht-avy front.
Wtfdnewlay, wiirmiT.
re ml, an follow:
coiiiiileto niiKlniKU-lnU the sum 'of 4
per ('(Mil of tho com of the system,
payahlo uh provided. Ah comtukiiiK
or hydraulic engineer he onkH two
per cent of tlu font of the tut me, pay
uhli im the work 1h carried on.
The contiaetH W4ire taken under
advlrwment for a week. Carl Met'lalu
preni'iitr'd a propOKltlou from hlm
nelf and .1. A. MrArthtir to the coun
cil to do the engineering work. G.
W. Waggoner alo mudu nn applica
tion for the engineering work of tho
HyHlum for himself and C. W. Collier.
It wuh derided to go over the route
to Hltchlo Creek next Friday, And
(il l lioi' i all -vMil(ig ii rid
I ,,!. .M! I l
III hi- I i
f. I . vit 'I n
Ill'lt JIUMI
on thf-
d:'ci).
IVCitKASK Kill
I.VDIAV WAR VKTKKAXS! HENRY A. WILLIAMS.
I Ohio uiHti who Is one of the most nc-
Washlngton, April 27. A favora-j tlve ligiin In Hie Ttift cniniiulgn for
ble report was todsy ordered on S n-, tUt. presldeiillal I lusllon. ,
ntor Ankeny's bill Increasing the pen-;
slop of Indian war vtlerans and : .
their widows from IS to l! per examine t he line, as well as the flow
month. The committee declined lo of water and tho quality of same,
rep .it a Mil which would place these: Tho council then lolpourned until
veterans on the sarip. footing as s.-r- next. Monday evening,
vice pension' rs of the civil war.1
who-c maximum lieiit-lou Is $21 a
ini'iii'i. 0
Mkiialor lionnie tiiinle a rnv.iahlc
ri'iVrj! on Hi'iiatiu- Ankeny's bill tni
tlnnl'lliK Ibe establishment of h fish
''Ui'iite sfailon on the 'ruiiuinon rlv-
r, N'.'tii lilnci iti.
Saiurd.iy the llalsey baseball nine
played both . th llrownsvllle anil
.liinetlori bos, with results as fol
lnl: llalsey,. S: lllMWItsville, li.
Hiil ev, U'; .Inoiiliiii, ii. llalsey at
tribute. its HH'TC-IK InigelC 1:1 I'ileer
Half lluiiil and Catcher Ferris Ward.
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