Eugene daily guard., May 22, 1908, Image 1

THE ''EUGENE DAILY GUARD
VOL. 83
i:u.i:xr, ot;i::ox, ri;inv kykmmi, m.iv a-.1, iuun
MICHIGAN MAN IS
SIX TIMES MURDERER
MAE WOOD IN-
he avowed purpose el driving out
ihe landed proprietors ,t;ul burning
tlu'ir estates.
OREGON WINS
ANNUAL MEET
FROM FARMERS
J AIL BUT STILL lusitania makes
FULL OF FIGHT new ocean record
t South Bend. Ind., May 22. Jas.
grimmlngstall, aged 40, Is under ar-
wst at Dowaglac, Mien., cnarged with
iJ murders. The police say he has
already confessed to two and the au
thorities are confident he will ad-
jt the other rrlnies. Ills arrest
followed an alleged attempt to make
lis wife the seventh victim, hut she
(senped and appealed to the police.
The police say the prisoner has
Confessed to killing a man in Kansc.s
and after ten yeurs' imprisonment
Jk was released and killoi a enm
fcankn. for which he got three years,
f He save no names, but the list of
PrlmmiiiKstall's. victims Is, accord
ing to the police offcers:
JIan In Kansas, name unknown.
1 Two men. Sleeping Ten, Mo.,
.names unknown.
Dr.vla null ut uuwasiar, .June,
IS07.
Smith Hotlum, at Dowagiac, Feb
ruary, laui.
It is alleged that he killed Huff to
lobtain possession of his property,
iwlilca had been deeded to Hrim-
miuizstall
. ,. v-.iii.u uii ue rare
for Huff the rest of his life. lluti-
... , as louua iri2en In the
ice in a nearby stream and his num.
ey was missing. Several circum
stances connect Britnmingstall with
the crime.
NEVADA'S CHIEF
EXECUTIVE IS DEAD
Uenn, May 22. (luvernnr
John Sparks died at his
ranch mar here today after
a long illness. He was a pi
oneer stockman of Idaho and
Nevada, and left a large estate.
Charles Cochran came down from
Cottage drove today to attend the
track meot and to play In Die band
at the concert tonight.
New York. May 22. Mae Wood is
still in jail, and apparently no effort
is being made to procure ball lor
her. The district attorney will pre
sent her case to the grand jury and
If indicted she will he placed on tri
al. Miss Wood seems unperturbed and
declares she is still l'lutt's wife; that
as long as l'latt Is alive she will
fight for her rights. She also de
clared that before she pleads guilty
t.) any indictment found against her
she will Tot fTst.''
TWENTY RUSSIAN
PEASANTS EXECUTED
Kherson. Russia. May 22. Twen
ty peasants who took part in the re
cent disturbance in the Yckatur.no
elav province were handed today tin
e'er a decree of onrt martial. They
were members of nu association with
New York. May The
steamer Lusitania arrived to-
day, having broken the
trans - Atlantic record over
the UitiK course, lieid by the
.Mauretauia, by three hours
i and 37 minutes. Her time
was four days, 20 hours and
! 22 minutes. Average spce.l.
1 24. 3 kiu.ts.
i iiti:i:n 1N.H iti:i.
skyikai. !'t. i.i.y
New York. May 22. Fifteen were
injured, tour probably fatally, in a
collision between trolley cars at the
Manhattan nd of the Itrooklyn
bridge early today.
The Crants Pass flour mil! burned
yesterday morning. Loss, $1 ;,O00.
The mill had not run for about o
, year. The fire Is pr sume.I to have
( been incendiary. Thainps have been
, accustomed to sleep In the mill wnre
, house and may have set it afire. The
owm r is II. A. Corliss.
Something New by Express this morning-Ladies Colored Linen Collars-Latest Thing
Great Move On Sale
of Dress Goods
A great collection of de
sirable seasonable wool
dress goods in checks and
stripes in light and medium
shades, vorth regular
$1.40 to $1.50ayard, but
we will "move them out"
at a very low price, mater
ial suitable for skirts, suits or jackets,
are sure to be sold out very
fast, the yard SI. 00
25c Dress Goods 15c
"Move On" Sale of 25c Dress Goods
36 inches wide, in small checks,
colors gray, blue and resida
the yard 15c
Wool Remnants XA Price
'"Move On" Sa'le Wool Remnants
consisting of waist," skirt or suit
length, the ends of some of this
' season's most desirable goods, on sale at 'A Price
Wide Financing and Corset Cover Embroidery
800 yards fine embroidery up 1o 13 inches wide for corset
cover flouncings, some wide bands worth from 35c
to 40c, "Move On" Sale price, the yard. 25c
$1.50 Corsets For Less
Sl.50 W. B. Corsets at a "Move On" Sale price, the pair 90c
$2.00 Waists at a Saving of One Fourth
iO White Waists lace or embroidery trimmed, all sizes,
new goods, "Move On" Sale piice each- $1.50
Ladies' Lingerie WaisLs
$150 lo $6.50 Lingerie Waists, beautiful materials, well
made "Move On" Sale price each 52 00
Covei t Suiting
Suiting for outing wear, very strong and
durable, colors tan and gray, the yd I5c
Kahki Suiting
30c Kahki Suiting, the best for outing
suits, the yard. - - 2'c
WMt Lbua Suiting
Fure White Linen Suitine for ihirt waists,
either red or blue crr.brcdcr.d dot
, j 60c
the yard-
or
o
Men's
Clothing
How about one of our
new patch pocket suits for
spring? We'll show you
some of the finest clothing
ever made
Hart,
Schaffner
& Marx
Best productions, the best
garments you were ever
invited into, ready here
for you now.
The fabric in these
clothes are strictly all
wool, never any cotton in
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Goods. This sea
son there's an unusual variety of patterns to choose f'om,
and the most stylish models. There's somcth ng for you
among them. We sell these suits fro:ii
$15.00 to $30.00
Copvrigh 19c bv
U. s-'. . trf -.'.
tiik ;i aiuxtkkii iutchkhs tkoikkhk
The fit and finish of thfwe trounerB have no equal; every pair guarnn
teeii. The pair l.ll In 2.I0
IIK.II (.KADI) TltOt'SKltS I'Olt IIHKSK OCCASION'S.
An utmoHt endless variety latest models, cuff bottom; all shades. We
can fil yon; the lir iM.no to IWl.r.0
TIIK SKASO.N IS OX I'Oll I AXCV VKSTS.
A great variety from which to avlcrt all lh Intent mis: new coloring
new patterns, each JSI.-." lo $:t.3(l
MKXS SIIIKTS AMI OTMKIt WKAIM IH.KM.
Sac Dress Shirt, variety of patterns, each .Vic
Heavy Work Shirts, dark eolorR r.Oe
Men's milliliter fnderwear. the Karnient 2rr
20c Kancy Hose .the pair IIS i-2e
Hear) l.iiiht Overalls, fit like a 1'i.on pair, the pair I.O(i
Boys' Suits'
For School or
Dress
Hoy' two-plere ults of mlied Chev
iot In icrey. brown, blue or bla'k:
ell made, extra good Value; the
!, $l..-.ll lo tfl.IMI
Boys' or Youths' Suits
.. fnr ;ls" yo.rli; lonjc
. ..,-mI i. ' hevlot.
'I rol'.r-: the '"it . . . I..VI
mix-
M id
'VAIiSITY MKX VICTOIIS IX CilX
I I ST THAT I.IHIKI II I (lit SOMK
THIK I. IKK (f. A. C. 1 Ull MI'll
IIISTOX HA.X I'lll VAItllS IX
TKX IT.AI' IXIIt I'llTII SIC
( KSSIVK TIJIK IlKi CliOWl)
AX1I ITXK WKATIIKH
I
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Oregon 07
MRS. GUNNESS AND HER THREE GHILDREN.
This it. i.poriniu 01 ihu ludlanu iiiurdeivsH mul her tlireo children, whom
bodies were lound In the nil us of her house. The 0110 feature, of the wholesale
liiunlerti ehnt'Ked lo the woninii t tin t tinllles the ileteetlves la the fnte of these
rhlldivu. They are loath to believe that the woman actually killed the children
lu order to ninke nixxl her own escape. The fact tlint their IkmIIc worn found
In the ruins of the bouae lends the slionucst color to the belief that the woiuau
died with them.
Gordon Hat
$3.00
Hampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette St..
O WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
J. B. Stetson Hat
$4.50 10 $8.00
ABE RUEF
JURY FAIL TO
FIND VERDICT
Run Knmclsrn, May 21. I'liuhl"1
to iiki-co, afltM Ix'lnn out iiltiutHt 4-1
bourn, tin Jury In tin :hho of Abru
bnin ItHi'f, rbiirtMl with offcritin u
Ijriho to former HnrrvlKor Ji'iintiiKs
LILLEY WILL NOT,
BE EXPELLED
FROM-CONGRESS
l3 V
'AUK A II AM RUEF.
.1. IMillllim, whh rllmLarK'l Ht ."
o'clock tbiH ) ven Ink by J mini; Mini
rliit T. DooNiiK. ThlrlutMi biillotH
wt-rc Ink' n rind lb' Jury hiikmI mIx
to hIx from tH oiitKct. At no hUxvc
wan I li'Ti it chime" for un khm;-
IIH-tlt, til'' (-icilibllll y of tb wlltH'rtKi'M
bt-liiK the nuil ii iiluL Hoii wblch tbc
jitroiH divided.
in Miti!i:i; rinMi m m,tv
oi i r(,n 1 1 it h mi itin u
IKiIIhk. Or. My 2 1. fiiillty of
murder In tb flmt deii-ee h the
I verdl't of (be Jury Hi the rane if Ah
' lleinhree, c harK'-d w ,t b t he murder
I of hi dauKhter In n lonely cabin In
tbe rnountaliiH of Tlllnuiook rounfy.
Five ballot were taken by (bp ju
j ry, which retired at tt o'clock thin
evening, and announced an aicre
I ment at 10:30 o'clock, after a delib
ieratlon of four and one-half hour.
(mvlcle of KllllMK Wife
( Henibree wan con vh ted oric h
Uth In Tlllatnook county on th
, charge of wife murder. Thr verdl' t
watt ncf(iid decree murder, ami af
ter M-rvliiK part of hU hentertie In
(lie retilet lary. I lent h ret ;ih p:i-rol'-d
by tiovernor 'h imherl;tlti. M'r
wcind a rreM and t ril follow I te
caihc th piode of Tlllatnonk coun'v
heiiew-d ibe noiu i ' i ! 1 1 v of kllllui; hlf
wife ;md d:iuf'ier and Hetfin fin- t i
H e boil.e 1 1 cover Up rrt'-'-n of liN
t T i rit-. I ri f i tm;i y ! i the d .1 n 4J ' r
f f b ( V :i ' en JiKi'le hy t hi-
I"'
I'
fr 1
ili!
I:, .;ii! m I.e.
'' r-f 1. iii
bono coiitity.
f.iir til.il In b:
WnrtbliiKt on. May Lltl.Xo action
toward t he expulsion of Coukithh
iiiau .1-1 1 Icy from tbo bousn U roti
tiMiiduttMl. The report of lb" Inven
tlK'itlilK rommltlee watt adopted hy
a Huhxtanthit nuijorlly and the eune
cloKel. HccordliiK to the Ktatnipelit
of H peak or Cnmioii to the AaHuc laL
ud 1'reHH today.
( 'nrrriicy ( 'ointolhNliMi.
The bonne com milt no on hnnklnic
and currency today voted hy a Hiih
Hlantlal majority to recommend the
paasaKe of the Aldrleh Joint reKoln
tlon creatltiK u currency commlatilon,
panned ly the aenatn yenterdny.
Defeat Hhlp Subsidy.
The hotiHo rejected the ronfereneo
report on the postofflce appropria
tion hill today, 147 to Ub. Thin
meana the defeat of the nhit anbuldv
'jiii.miIkii I'uhllcity.
1'nder a motion to miHpend the
rub-H the hoii took pp the bill to
require publicity of c'ampnlKn run
trlhiitiona. The hit! later panavd the Iioiikp hy
a roto of 100 to with the
Cpliuipacker arnendmenr added. Thla
amendment will have the effect of
reducInK the roriKreaMlonal represen
tation tn th Southern Htalea, and II
U b-lleved the bill will not panij the
Henate.
GOVERNOR JOHNSON;
SPEAKS AT RICHMOND
ft Ich rnond, Va . , May 22 . - Gover
nor John JohtiHon, of Mluni aotit, watt
the prlii'-lpnl Hpeaker at a haniiiet.
or t he National (.' it ton .MitntifiU't ur
era' AMHoclntlon here hint nlnhl. He
Hpoke of Ibe neii'HMlty of a belter
national b.tnklnK HV.Hiein, the Im
prove me tit of water way, and gov
ernment ront ml over nil I tony h. lu
stimmfiiK he Hald:
"The rlKlit Kolutloti of tbene prob
lem and the tlKbt establishment of
tbewt reforniH -and they will never
he Kettlerl until they are a-ltled
rlttht ar natural questions which
the Noiih, the Hoii'h, the Kat and
the Went are like Intcrentrd In, and
mrtft eny-iKe aiumlder to should r.
"Went ami Hotiih, North and Kant,
wp are hound too ther, not only by
Industrial and commercial tlea of In
ternal devehipment, and by the pat
riotic ilea of a common union, hut wh
are united In the rauto of maklnn
thin nation one of the Kreatettt pow
er for pe;ice and coininercH and free
dom on the hlxh tteati, and the true
Hplrit of American mrnjuent. jih volc-
.1 by tlo r.ink and fib- of ibe Amer
ican people In the fitM atol -ibrtpH
mid );om'M reit rtlleiH of pot it teal
u;ir!lev, H not Ihiil of the luit 1 1-Mti I p
-r ill" club of mU'ht, not that of
hrlKtlitiK tnrlfr-4 itnd hoM!e taxed
pen,t it i. ii ,n the pin mm 1 1 of t be
and rlKhu of tr.ide. but that
f a 'i iid. and (b fi-'-ri iio ! ptoirn
ij r- (I e l-ii. h r.t-'. U .r:r t in,' and rlhu-!b'-e
in ti 'iMi' i.'H and :', "
:'- of an lent iiitToin :nd -.'ill iikh.'
:i in i-Mit bar bar I ni, imi.I b -'v ex
t rid in i,' and ex pa n-1 uk t h" 'iai an-
of AllOiiiail Ireedotll, t;le influ-
A bin crowd, beautiful weather
and a close content until near the
clone vvero feu l urea of the annual
field meet cm Kluculd field between
the l iiiverslty of Oregon and Ore
koii Agrltult ural I'-olleo track
leumg this afttMiioon.
At the conclusion of the regular
events Oliver Huston. Oregon'
crack Hprlnter, ran an exhibition 100
yards, making It In 10 seconds flat,
for the fifth consecutive time.
Kor the fourth time In two weeks
Oliver Huston ran the 100 yards lu
10 second flat. Moon, of Oregon,
waa so clone behind htm that he al
most tied. In the half milu Duvolt,
of O. A- C, won handily.
Oregon failed to get all the points
she expected In the quarter, though
Lowell, of Oregon, won second place
after a pretty race from the tall end.
Kxcltetueut reigned during the
meet, O. A. C. taking the lead In
points almost from the first, with
the Oregon men fighting gamely in
every event. Oregon, however, won
the most points In the broad Jump
ami 2(-yurd dash, Moon beat I Tig
Schroeder.
The mile race was the prettiest
race of the day, t Intro being soinn
pretty Jockeying. However, I)avolt,
of O. A. ('., barely heat May. of Or
egon, by two feet. Sloven got third.
The thno was 4 : 411.
Sumiiuiry oi KvciiIn.
I I'.Kh Jump "Chapman, Kams
worth and Louusherry, nil or O, A.
V., tied, llclglit, T. feet 4 Vj Inches.
HO-yurd run C recti haw ( o. A.
t'.i. first; Lowell I Oregon), second;
Htelwer (O. A. ('.), (.bird. Time, fi:!
seconds flat.
Hair mile - - Dav dt fO. A. C),
first ; ItuiiMm ( Oregon ) , second;
Wm lij
HENRY M. TELLER.
Cnlnrailo Heimlur whu Ih nellve In nr
ninichiK fur Ihe lieuiiicrullv courvutlun
In Jieuver.
IIiiwiim I Oregon ( , ililrd. Time, S:02
1-2.
I iHi-yiinl diu'li IIiiiiii (()ri'K"ii),
flrH ; Mnuti HIvcKuni. seivuul; Senlt
1(1. A. (' I, tiilnl. Time, Hi kitdikU
flat
Sikii put -w-.tir ((). A. r . flr':
i feel 11 lnriiea. Milnlyru IdleKonl,
xeeniHl; II feet 4 Inrhex. Ljlitlrther.
ry it), A. ('.), tluilrd; 3'J feet S Inch,
en.
Hro.'ul jtimii- Kiiykendall, OreK')i(
flmt: l.filinHlierry (O. A. C.l, Hee
iiiul: Chiipmiin 10. A. C), third.
DlKtame, J feet ' InrhMi.
220-yard ilnnh M'in lOrenon),
n rt : H hroeder (O. A. C), neeond;
I HoI.erU (OreKuni, third. Tlum, 32
! s-
I 120-ynrd hurdler Kiiykendall
lOrexoiil, firm; IIiih:iIii l Oregon I,
Uerninl. Ilrodlo (O. A. t'.l. third.
Time. I'i 1-r..
! Mtle run Duvoll (O. A. f'.i. flrf.
May illri't nl, -eoncl: rilevers l()r-
(K"ni. third Time.
Ilaiuniir threw Hall HI. A. ('.!,
flrt; .iiharlaii Kii.tnnl. Kirimd;
Canllner (OreitDii. third. Dlstallee,
I t) feel. II llll-ae.
I'ule vault Mmiilen and Knyken-
1 I'nlltiltlie'l
n i a :
K'Hir. I
ilee .f Ami'i-l.-.iil irld-.ew"r a'rl
the inudm'M "f Anern-at Induslry,
m far anil ide ihe f,lll. of Ihu
, a may hear the American, flan."
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