Eugene daily guard., May 05, 1908, Image 1

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
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Kl'liKlK, OltMiOX, TI KSKAY KV K.MXti, lY 1WIIH
EDWARD MARTIN,
ALLEGED MURDERER
OF NATHAN WOLFF
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Portland, May 5. A' warrant has
Leu issued for the arrest of Edward
W Martin the alleged murderer of
V- . . xx-itf on hrittallv nmrHapuH
t'liif ifwslry and pawnbroker's shop
frlday nicht. Martin is 33 years of
re sn employe of the city engineer's
!tice, and an alleged cocaine fiend.
He has been missing from home and
lij usual haunts since Sunday night,
and yesterday the police discovered a
tloody shirt In a heap of debris in
he rear of a cheap lodging house on
Lminii street. The collar band con
formed to the size of the bloody col
ir found in Wolff's shop and the
laundry marks gave the police the
!ne which led to the issuance of the
Warrant for Martin's arrest.
I All the detectives of the depart
ment are searching the city and su
burbs fof Martin, who disappeared
iron bis home on the East Side Sun
day evening and has not been seen
sinro lit- hio ........i.. v- .
i ,CU,1C- .M.ver ueiuru
has nt )nrti ciwt,ut.i ,.t i
but several months ago was arrested
iur uaviuu opium in his possession.
hilt tt'uc rutaa..nj n-l 1.-
...... .v.tuai-u wuii iie was reeos-
' n,in,l .... - ... ... n
an an employe 01 me Cltv.
Martin is the son of wealtiiv pa
rents, now traveling in Europe! is a
graduate of West Point, Fordiinni
University, the New York Law Col
lege, and took one year's tuition in
the medical class of the University
of Oregon.
His wife saw him the last time on
Sunday, when Martin went to church
I in me morning apparently uncon
cerned over his crime, if he is in
deed guilty of it.
MAItTI N" AllliKSTKIt
IN' I.OIMIIMi iyl'SK
Portland. May j. Kflward
11. Martin, suspected of the
murder of. Nathan Wolff.was
arrested by Detectives Jones
and Ttrhenor at 2 o'clock this
afternoon in a lodging house
on Union avenue and taken to
the police station. He had
visited a number of friends
this morning and was traced
to the lodging house. A large
crowd gathered at the sta-
Hon, but no hostile deniiin-
strut ion whs made.
Martin In his statement tn
the police denies he killed
Wolff, and a deep wound In
his forehead he says was
made by an axe in his own
bands a week .go, and
scratches on his ne.'k by a
cat. He is being sweated by
the police.
UNION PACIFIC 0
WANTS MONEY TOj
BUILD NEW LINES
"MAY I?"
COIXHtEl) POHTEIt
kkowxeu while pikiiivg
Hutte, May 5. Dick I.enon. a col
ored porter of Spokane and Daven
port, Wash., was drowned at Kalis
pell yesterday while fishing.
Chicago Wheat Market
Chicago, May 5. May, 11.02 3-4;
July, 90 5-S; September, SS 3-4.
Silt Lake, May 5. The Union Pa- j
clflc stockholders today authorized I
the directors to Issue t UiO.ooO.OOO
of bouds.
Mr. Ilarriman said:
"The financial requirements of the
Union Pacific have been nnn-h ex
aggerated. The maximum amount
needed at this time to put the com
pany In funds does not exceed $2.rit
000,000. but we want to resume de
velopment and put our people to
work. In no event, however, will
over $.".0.0110.000 of the bonds be Is
sued against properties now owned.
Instead of mortgaging new Hues as
constructed or acquired, and thus
having separate mortgages on differ
ent divisions, it Is deemed best to
provide In one mortgage for future
extensions and new lines. The meet
ing is a preliminary step to put the
company in a position to take advan
tage of the favorable opportunities to
raise additional capital to the best
advantage."
He who dos not reason is not on
ly not living his own life, but Is also
permitting nnother to live it for him.
Jos. Fellman Is In Portland on business.
DEPENDABLE GOODS AT EVERLASTINGLY THE LOWEST PRICES
Satisfaction In Buying For Cash
Happy is the person when first of - month rolls round with no bills to pay. That
satisfied independent manhood is experienced in every breath. By paying cash
let the month of May, '08, be a milestone in your history. Steer you ship of
finance in the smooth sea of CASH. No storms of large bills, no rocks of failure
or bankrupcy in this course. Pay case is a money saving proposition.
Summer Clothes ought to be Light,
Thin, Coo!
None of us' like to wear
lotlies in hot weather. But
jiii-t 'because they're light,
thin, cool, is no reason why
they should not be all wool,
correct in style and perfectly
tailored.
Then clothes" ought not
" to haiiii like a rae inside of
'"i o Cnw wi'fl'C nftor win ltmrm
wearing mem. " e 11 snow
you
Hcrt, Schaffner Q
fy.sTX Clothes
made
Copvriglvt igc bv
e tn wear, not merely
I to look at or talk about;
they're the best dunes you
ever saw.
Every' good style in all
the new shades and patterns
and weaves. The swellesi
lot of good clothes in the
neighborhood.
Snappy Suits $1 5 up the line to $30
Thisstore is the home of Hart, Shaffner & M.rx Clones
"Onyx" Hosiery
"Onyx" stands for every quality contained in hosiery.
The "Oynx" brand in confidently recommended to our
customers as the best ' article for Pl'KlTV i- DvK and
Wearing Quality ever offered to the public.
Fancy Hose". 25c; 5oc, ;5c, $1.00 and $1.25
Dress Ginghams at Cash Prices
200 pieces of Dress Ginghams, stripes, checks and
P'aids, 15c quality, cash price the yard I2c
Ladies' Hand Tailored Wooltex Suits
The first impression of
a person is always the best.
You are going to meet a
good many new faces this
summer, either at home or
on your vacation. You
should be well dressed, that
goes a long ways in making
the right impression.
You cannot be better
clothed than in one of our
WOOLTEX
SUITS
all wool, hand tailored, cut
from the best models the
world produces.
Suits from
$12.50 to $45.00
Zephyr Ginghams
2oc quality Ginghams, 33 inches wide, all wanted shades
and patterns, cash price, the yard 14c
Checked Panama
2', quality C! iffoii Panama, colors gray, blue, resida,
cash price, special 15c
Dust Coats
Want to remind you we have in stock Auto, Dust and
Rain Coats, of linen, imitation pongee and others
from.-, $3.75 t. $20.00
MADRAS
Sported Madras for Waists
and Shirt Waists Suits
the yard 25c
Hampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette St.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
LADIES' BELTS
Latest Novelties in Elastic
Belts, all eolers and
giit at SOc to $2.25
Koitlr in St. Louis Republic
JEROME WILL NOT
OBEY ORDER OF
JUDGE ROSALSKY
HOPE DIAMOND
REPORTED SOLD
FOR $400,000
Now York, May District At
torney Jerome declares he will go to
jail rather than comply with the or
der from J mine Kosalsky that certain
K
Paris, May K. The fnmoiiH
Hope diamond, latterly own-
ed hy JoHeph FrankeU,
4- Sona H Company, of New
York, wan Hold herr. It la ro-
1 ported, for $100,000. It Ih
1 believed to have been bought
for the Hultan of Turkey.
i The llopo diamond Ih a
i HUppblre bine brilliant wolh-
J IiiK 44 carats. At one
time It was owned by II, T.
Hope, and Ih Htipposed to
, have been cut from a lare
I bine diamond wclKhInK 111!
1-4 carats In the rotiKh ami
sold bv Tavernler to Louie
i XIV.
W. T. JEROME,
New York district attorney, whose
removal Ih kiiiikIU I't thu Imndu of Uov
ernur HiiKhes.
mand jury minutes he Tlh-d with the
ciitlll i f neiieial session. Me lllit(li)
this Htsileiin ill at the hearing of ihtt
chart's against him that he had fail
ed to fullill the dutleK of his ofrh-e.
TIm reeuuls which Jude Itusalsky
ordered filed with the court ot
eral sessions arel!inKe nf the Mi'.iml
jury whh'h in ves. touted I lie n I fairs
of the Meiropolitnn Street Hallway
Company's system hint November.
The ei'lect F I'IIIiil; Die nilnules with
the cb rk will be to make (hem public
WILSON MAY
PARDON POWERS
fr rrankffrt. May fi. (lover-
nor WUhoii was unable to
i coinpleiM th reiidlnK of all
the i;ipers In the Caleb Vow-
1 4 tun iiardon applleatlon in
1 time to anuoum-H his decision
i4 today, and ft may Imj several
j days before the decltilon Is
announced.
i I'owers was a former sec-
1 n-tary of mate, and hun four
times bei-n tried fur conspl-
nicy In comicMtlon with the
1 ashHSslnatlon of tiovernor
. (loeb. January ;0. 1900. Ho
i was three times convicted, th!
Jurv dlnuKreeluK at the. last
trial.
4-4V
'c;ito Kit M VIXWh
IC.II'IIH.Y impiui(;
Lakfwoor, N. J., May 3. That
Former President Cleveland Is not
nn Heriotinly III as published rcpoifs
duriiiK the week have declared him
to be whh the artsuraine Klven to the
,AHsociaied PreH totilKht. The Infor
mants, who are In a poslrloii to
ji peak. Hfate that If the contrnry were
t rue at eaM two persioiH who hi e
now attending to buslm-hs as UMiial
would be with Cleveland. . A Midd'-i)
attack of iieute IndlyeHtloii wat expe
r enei-'i duririv fp- preMent week, but
MrB, Cleveland, who ave out a for
mal t n "iiii t'dav, limlwu Ii-r hM
baii'l !- rapidly convab-Helni! and his
f find I M' in Is no tiium m-i iotm now
than P wa when hU lllnf-K orllnat
e 1 !aI He;,teiub"r.
MEN WHO SHADOWED
BURNS ARRESTED
Sun KViinrlMen Mn ft Frill r men
alleged to have been shadowluK Wil
liam J. Hums, special a went of the
prosecution, have liven detained and
placed under the order of the court
as witnesses. They are ( ... Middle
uutH, Henry ( Nels.m, John It. John
sou and J. Newman.
PIIOSKCI "HON Pit KSF.NTH
i TESTIMONY AGAINST lU'KK
j San Francisco. May I. The pnm
,ccuMon this afternoon In the trial of
Abraham Ituef, rhaiKed with offer
; I th: a bribe to Supervisor Jennings
J. Phillips In couiieetlon wl.'lra Irot
j ley fiaio hlHe for the I'arkside Keal
ty Companv, one of 117 Indictments
iiKaltiht him, dl.ouh-sed ihe ludbt
nteuiv against W. I. Itrbeek and (!.
11. I nibsen, who wlih J. M. (ini-n
; were jnlnlly Indh'ied with Itucf I I
Mln-es In the Park'dde mniter. This
followed the a'iloit Itit Friday of
: Assistant Dl-lrict Attorney Francltj
, J. Ileney In drmlssin t ',ie name num.
her of Indictments against C.n't'ii af
i t it he had refused lo tenllfy on the
! Ki'ound that he wa a co-defendant.
! Itrobeek has already kIvcii his testi
mony, and Pmbsen will follow (ireeu
on the Hland, testiryliiK for Ihe state
now that the Indict no-nts against him
. have been dismissed.
(!reeji, who Is preside ii I of t ho
Realty Company, aKalu took th
stand this afternoon and told of em
ploying Ituef ns nn attorney with a
fc of $:iO,onn to ei a rraiM'hlse
from the hoard of supervisors, after
other means to K-t the special com
mit lee to which It had been referral
to take fonm action upon the appli
cation had failed.
PRUNES BADLT '
DAMAGED BY
RECENT FROST
W. (J. AI.I.KX THINKS THKUF.
WILL XOT HK MOItK THAN A
1-OlltlH OF CHOP ALL OTII
Flt Fit 1' ITS SF.KM TO IIAVK FS
CAPFH A X I PKOMISi; ISL'AL
LAicta: chop
V. tl. Allen, manager of the Allon
Fruit Company's cannery in this city,
today told a Guard reporter that ho
thoiiKht the prune crop In Lane coun
ty this year would be only about 2
per cent of a full yield on account of
the killing frost which occurred on
(lu nlHhl of Friday, April 24. Mr.
A Men has visited s' vera I prune or
chards In the vicinity of Kugouo and
finds In each a very poor outlook.
Some have been effected worse than
others, and he says his own orchard
below the city looks about as bad or
worse lhaa any he has seen. He
thinks his crop will be less than 10
per rem of a full yield.
"The frost seemed to catch t'.io
prune blossoms In their tenderest
stae and played great havoc with
iheiu." said .Mr. Allen. "F.verv pruno
orchard that 1 have examined shows
up very poorly am) I think I am safo
in sayltm that (hero will not be more
than a fourth of a crop this year."
While the prunes have suffered se
verely, Mr. Allen thinks there waa
no damage to any other fruit crop.
The apple blossoms were not far
enough along to hurt and the peach
blossoms were too far advanced to
be effected. The cherries aro all
right, Mr. Allen thinks, and there
ougt to be a bumper crop, although
in one of two pbtces, It Is reported,
they were nipped slightly. U waa
f '
ST
rmmmmA
THOMAS F. RYAN.
I" I n ii i m u-1 it .n,.c su'ev . i.invviiy mn
nlpulatl 'pM Jiave stirred New Yurk city.
at llisr thought that the strawberries
hud sultered. but upon Investigation
Mr. Allen finds that the damage Ih
iiilllng and there, will be the usual
large yield. Pears and other fruit
cm,M will be up to I he standard,
Judging from pivscut Indications.
FOUR DODIES FOUND
BURNED IN YARD
Laportn, Ind., May fi. Four n.utl
lated bodies were found today burled
In (he yard of the Dunnes home,
burned recently, and In which Mrs.
(lunuexH and her children perished.
The Minting of the bodies Is held to
prove that murder wus committed In
each ciiHi.
Vt lv-YKAK-0,l HOY
ST HITS FOU SKA j
Han Francisco, May 4. Willi I
Bwltzer, flv years old, ran away'
from home In Monterey to enlist In
the navy mid becrnie a second Adml-(
tal Hob Kvarm. A ru le "cop" knock-;
ed all his plans on the hem) today!
w hen he dragged the iirehln fro in i
under a seat In an excursion train.
The lad woru a sailor ha' bearing'
the name "Missouri," which he said'
had been given hin hy a "bluejack-i
Im." who told him he could enlist In)
San Francisco. So the little fellow
left Monterey Saturday night. No I
tract was found of him until a detec-i
five loiatt-d him under the seat In a
train. I
AltKAXSAH sri FFHS
FltOM (HtF.AT STOUM
Utile Rock, May 5, A
Hi or in last night did great
damage pract bally through
out Ihe B'.ate. Several villag
er were practically destroyed
but no Iosh of life In reported.
III SINKSS SI TIOX
IS WIPKH OCT
Walkerton, Ind , May Ik Fire ear-j
I V t -day Hejit Ih.- IniHtlievH nee I loll i
of the town. I,ok-i, $100,01)1. j
The roof of the f.ew lleekwlth
b, k Is being put on. The work oL
lalng the concrete walls will le-giP
In n few days. '
44 4"f4'f f
it ai in ( i: rii i- t:st
AM) SNOW IN WYOMING
Kama City. Mo., May 4 All over
l hi ( 'en i ral West and Sunt h west a
dreiii hlng rain wan experienced dur
ing larft night and during the early
hourn f today, Crops will he great
ly b. neflted.
Laramie, Wyo., May 4. A snow
storm began last night nnd contin
ues tinlay. Snow cevera the greater
portion of Southern Wyoming to a
depth of several inches and will ben
efit the ranch i greatly.
Would Pan Ion Murderer.
Frankfort, Ky., May 4. It Is
stated on good authority that Gover
nor Wlhon wil soon pi'.rdon C.ileh
Powers and Jim Howanf, convicted
of the murder of Uovenior Goebel.
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