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

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
VOL. 5
KiiiKXi:. oki:;:x, monhay kvkxix!. mav as. nos
IARRY THAW MUST
I REMAIN IN ASYLUM
J Poughkeepsie. .May 25. Harry K he did nut do. Ie should have
jta. slas" of Stanford White, will known that the adjudication or the
t be released from the lunatic asy-!c01lrt would follow a verdict of not
Za. This decision was rendered by ! f" "'t'0" ' "anlty; he was
.- . . , 1 cjJrtf&tMUea DV Able COUDSel Whit urn.
V,Uce Morschauser. of the supreme ed the jury before he was tried i, mon
kurt, In an opinion filed early this; a charge of homicide to acquit him
Lrnlng In the matter of Thaw's ap-i Because of his Insanity.
kLtinn for release on a writ of ha-L.'!! navu.naiu careful examination
Lis corpus. The Justice declares
OE SAGEN WILL
: MARRY MME, GOULD
! IN SHORT WHILE
Paris, May 23. M. Ciuhaid. attor
I nuey for Mine. Gould, who Is pre
paring tile contract for her marriage
i to Prince Helix de Bngan, authorites
I the Associated Press today to deny
'absolutely the story that the couple
' were married in lloboken, N. J. The
of the authorities, and I do not find
r-T..i u now insulin ami th.t hi. I " " " ' uw P'lsseu
pai mo- - .... .... upun uy any ot the courts of this
mittment to the asylum by Justice; state. It has been in ex s en I and
fowling after his last trial was en-; operation for many questions, and it
grely legal. Ms the duty of the court to Presume
4 Thaw's lawyers will apply for per- in favor of ,., valdtv of tu. s .'.
mission to place Thaw in some other . ute limj, i;s vlol.ltu,n o( tlu. consI.
Btitutlon. Mutton is established bevond all rea-
Thaw apparently accepted with ros- sonable doubt, and upon such a deter,
nation the decision that he is still mination. the result of which may
fcsane. I follow from one construction or an-
The Court's Decision. ! other, is always a potent factor and is
The court said: j sometimes in aid of itself conclusive.
I "There was no violation of Article, "In construing this statute it
f Section 6, of the constitution of the should be borne In mind that the
late of New York, or of Article XIV i safety and welfare of the community
the United States constitution. ! Is of more Importance than the free
fhaw had the opportunity on the j dom of the individual,
trial to introduce evidence of bis j "It Is well settled that where there
ental condition at thut time, which Is a right of an appeal no court
svmU dc. '.:rt. in t . I. rst instance
a .::t!tr. uiloiij-ikuuoiuiI unless i.s
uu.ons-.ituiiuiuUty is plain, and s
puiuliy ht u i:u s;aui:e aas tnvn
Mig in force and lis i.niftitiuumjli.y
has uinr b.-en questioned. Th;s
may well be the rule when the ef
fect of a Je.laiation of unconstitu
tionality would be to free from need
ful restraint a number of persons of
unsound mind of whom It has been
adjudged by competent courts that
their going at large would be dan
gerous to the public peace or safety.
"The relator claims that the state
does not provide a method by which
Thaw can be discharged.
"Section 99 of the Insanity law
provides: "Any inm ale. nor n convict
held noon an order or conn nr in! io , opposition of the Uould family to
in a criminal proceeding may be dis-
cuargea tnereironi upon the super
intendent's certificate of recovery,
made to and approved by such court
or judge.
"1 believe no Injustice has been
done to Thaw or will be done to him
by depriving him of his leberty until
snth time ns he can be discharged by
the method prescribed by law.
"Hearing in mind that the usunl
punishment for the act which led up
to the detention of Thaw is death, or
a long term of imprisonment, and
that paid Thaw escaped the conse
quences of such act solely by reason
of his existing mental condition, 1
do not deem it proper to nllow Thaw
his freedom, suffering as be is from
the marriage has been withdrawn
and they are to be married shortly.
SHOT AXIt K1I.1.K II
' SOX KHU (HANK
St. Helens, Or.. May !!.'.
Mistaking his son for a crime
Co orge W. Burger, a lumber
rafur. shot and killed his
young son last night.
(Continued from Page Eight. )
(lovernor Sparks, of Nevada, died
. Friday. He hud overworked, and
said be was tired and ready to go
I Ho had done Ills best, llelng it rov
'eruor is no snap.. :
FEDERAL SUIT
BROUGHT
IS
AGAINST
MILLIONAIRE SMITH
WHOLESALERS IN
FAVOR OF THE
APPROPRIATION
Port. and. May 2r. To recover 9."
2S0 am' of the boat timber land iu
Oregon, valued at approximately II.-
000,000, now In possession of t A.
Smith, a millionaire lumberman of
Minneapolis, I'nited States IMstrlrt
Attorney John Mel'ourt today filed
MIU of complaint In a still In equity.
The defendants named are Smith, hU
financial agent. Krederlck A. Krilw.
:he Meeley Itrothers. who are all-gel
to have secured "dummy" entrymen,
and the entrymen t hemselve.
The tract Is iu Linn county, and
unless tho holdings are cancelled. It
Is altered, by Juno 4, 190S, Smith
will have almoin to pottm hsIoii.
I'HKSllYTKKI.WS AUK
IU SY AT KANSAS flTV
Kansas City, May 2". Kducatlont
and the relation of the church to thej
Freed men were among the Important
subjects considered today by tho Ken-,
era assembly nf the Presbyterian j
i church in the I'nited Slates of Anier-1
lea. The report of the board of mis
sions fur rreedmeit was submitted,
and brought out much discussion. ,
KX'ii KX K M KIUT1 A N TS H KCKI V K
.MANY KAVOHA1U.K HKPIJKS
KUOM IHUTLANI KIK.MS IX 1UC
JAItl TO t'XIVKllSITY A!P1U
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Sale of Notions-Articles
of Every Day Requirement
The most complete stock of Notions and
one where the latest novelties are found
as soon as they appear on the market.
Always on the watch for anything that's
new.
Notions ; t a
Soc buys one dollar's worth
find the lowest prices here
5c box Hair Pins 2'Ac
5c White Pearl Buttons, dozen 3c
ioc Cube Pius, large size each 5c
Feather Stitch Braid, 6 yards, price 5c
20c Toilet Pins, paper 5c
Ready Made Button Holes, the yard i5c
40c Ki moras each 29c
aving
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MAIL POUCH S HiKG
BAG
New shape Shopping Bag the
most prac ical yet olfered
each $1.00 and $1.25
THE VERY LATEST NOV
ELTY BELTS
We are showing: some "Chic"
styles in Belts, latest from New
York 10c, 75c,$1.00and$1.25
VELVET GRIP HOSE SUP
PORTERS Almost endless variety, pin on,
belt, French pad, all colors,
each 25c and 50c
NEW "MERRY WIDOW"
BOWS
New arrivals, all colors, large,
medium and small, each,. 25c
NOTIONS FOR THE HAIR
Kid Curlers J5c, 20c and 25c
Back Combs, every wantea kind
each 25c to $6.00
LADIES' COLLARS
Something new, colored em
broidered stiff collars, all colors
ach 2Cc and 25c
7
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COHSKT SI'KCIAI-
W H. Corsets, ronular $1..0 grailc:
spwial '"'
111 ST l!l I KI.1S
New arrivals, new shaic?, lari;c, me
dium and small; eaih ..c.
and 7"'C.
SCOTT'S IU STI.I-.S
The only I'Msile irihy
t.a, h :.u 1- iii..
the n:i!!)t':
cocsirr
Light f:!til!-
eaint'i'ii' 111 as!
:lt!
1 ; rov. '.
(lllll, hr.
I t (.IM
sroi;l.
Kawy lni.-iery in
asiiriiiieni. Line.
Ian. (..mtiroirl.-r.-'l
lisle and silk; -'
i.i:;isT ihisikisv
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RUCHINGS
New Ruchmgs, all colors, the
yard... 20c and 25c
6 Ruches, in box, very conven
ient to have in the house, the
box 25c
txtra finc Ruches in box, as
sorted colors, the box 50c
CHILDREN'S HOSE
20c light or heavy hose while
they last, the pair 15c
IWc Heivy Hose, fast black;
the pair 10c
KAYSER GLOVES
There is no glove made equal to
the "Kayser" double tipped
lingers. All colors, long,
medium, and short
The pair -50c to $1.50
VERA-BEST HAT
FASTENER
The most practical fastener
made, each. . J
Collar Bones, set 1
Vefl Pins 25c and 75
Embroidered Emerald Lawn
Handkerchief, each 15c
We Are Leaders iri the
Clothing Line :
and patterns in
unusually striking. I
This season the styles
ivien s Glomes are
More bright colors,
more smart patterns
and weaves, A
stock of Men's
Clothes like ours
looks almost giddy.
We'll snow you
the new goods for
spring from
Hart,Schaffner
& Marx
made in their per
fect way of all-wool
fabrics in the rich
est and most attract
ive patterns not too
lively nor too quiet, just right. We are
showing suits from $ 1 5.00 to $30.00 and
selling lots of them.
ill!
Copyright 1908 by
Hut Sduifacr & Mux
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ci.otiiks ix i;i ;i.m;.
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III TCIII SS TliOI'SKIIS
These H'.odn are Kunran!
pair f'r 1 1 . "i 'I ; belter iiiullti
i. .-, SI.-VI, l
Mti-: mi: hi st-
e,l n il I i ip or
s, wi:h heir... di;
billion,
e, at Hie
f loiifl
pair.
7.i aiid
i MiKi!vi:.i:
Hi
drawers..
garment
MUX'S SI MMI It
Kliirls
r.ovs' si ns i n XT xiti-: itici:ssv
Nobby llitle siilis fur the youngster i,f nav
wnrst ds. sp"' i.' l. in iri'd.
Twil-piece Hills, Ihe "nil
Iressy uli' H (rum '
: .'iy or cheeked
lo
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KKI.IM)
THOUSANDS OF
MINERS SIGN UP
SCALE AGREEMENT
Kansas City, May 25. ltoircpn-
tal Ives ot :tf,lH)0 ininerH and enal op
erntois sinned a waito nKieenii'iit to
day. Tim neulo la tor two years, iiiul
ALLEGED THAT
MRS. GUNNESS
IS STILL ALIVE
CLAUDE 8. WATTS.
The rilit IkiihI imhii vt Arthur 1.
'rr-H In thu huutiiyfiiii'iit or lliu Tuft
'iimpalKU.
'he uiIihtk nf Kaiisii't, MlHmmrl, (k
lahonut find ArlwtmuH wilt now rc
Liirn to work.
STRIKERS CONFESS TO
USE OF DYNAMITE
rievolanii, May 2&. ArrordlnK to
a Ktattimi)iit Klvon out by Chief of
Police KuhUsr today, four Htrlkiim
coiiductorH and inolonii(ii have cfin
foHHod (o LukliiK Dart In th dynumlt
Iiik of Htruvl ara In variims partH of
tliH t'lly laHt wunk. TlHtM mon are
now In ctiHtody, and a miniti(r of ar
rlB are likely.
Ln I'orto, May 25. Atlor
ne.VK fur the defense In the
case of Hay hamphere, rhnrn
wltli tho murder of Mih. Helle
(itinnesH and her t hree chil
dren, are In receipt of a letter
from a man In Arknutmn,
whoHA Identity they refune to
divulge, but who formerly
lived In Mm rutin 1 1 county, thla
Htate, who Ktates that Mra.
(iiinueHif oKraped In man'a
tothliiK, and thai May ft, five
days after It in alleged that
Hhe waa burned to death, ho
received a letter from her.
I!n BiivH he will prodtico thin
letter and kIvc other evidence.
That the body of Mrs. Mav
OTtctlly, who dltiappeared
from lloclu-ster, N. Y-, last
full, watt KiibHtlluted by Mrs.
OuucH'i for her own In Ihe
fire Ih the Intent theory of the
attorney; for l.nnipliere, who
claim I hey have evidence to
ku list ant late ttiH'tt a conclusion.-
The Kui;ene merchuuts are sending
out communtcntlonii to tho wholesale
houses In Portland In regard t tho
1' nl versify appropriation, and have
received many answers, all favorable
to the appropriation. Following are
two sample letters received by the
ltci'Ker-lleau Hardware Company
from Scott A Munsell, dealer Iu ve
hicles anil Implements, and 1-ang &
Company, wholesale grocers and to
bacconisis: Portland, Or., May 23, 110S.
Herser-Hean Hardware Company,
KtiKcne, Oregon.
Gentlemen: W'o are In recoipt of
your valued favor of tho 1! 0 1 h with
reference to the t'ulverslty appropri
ation bill, and you can most assured
ly rely upon our votes and also upon
our efforts to induce others to vote
for the bill. We aro In hearty sym-
pathy with It, and desire to see tho
SERIOUS FLOODS
ON TEXAS RIVERS
Italian, Texas, Mny lri. A Hitddmi
and recoid-breakliiK rise of Trinity
river threatens a dHtrueilvo flood at
this point. One life has been lost
and many families on low-tylim spots
have been driven from their homes.
At 2 o'clock Ihe flood had reached
f 1.3 feet, the highest ever known,
and the sltuaptlon Is growing worse
every hour. P. is now intimated that
two thousand are homeless In Dallas,
and the city will be In darknesH to
nlKht. Tho mayor has Issued a call
for a confercm-it of buslnt-ss men.
Trinity river Is a rawing torrent.
HrldKes In several directions have
been washed out, and It Is reported
a number of persons havo been
drowned. A section of tho Texas &
Pacific brlil K" was wanhed out and
fifteen men were thrown Into the riv
er, six being drowned. The city Is
without water, the mains probably
being broken by the force of the
flood.
iflP
METHODISTS ELECT
DR. QUAYLE BISHOP
llaltlmon..May 2'.. Itev. Ir. Wll-I
I In in A. Unayle, nf CiilritKo. wan eleot-;
ll lili-hnp I Ihe telilh hllllot I'lday
hy tile M. K. Keneral eolifereni e. '
I
III Oklahoma.
(iuthrlM, May li!i. riooil romll
t'.nns In Oklahoma ar Kill Hirloim to
day. All the prim Ipnl HlreaiiiH eon
tfiiue to rlne, iiotwitlintaiidliiK there
have heen no rains alnee yesterday.
R. F. PETTIQREW.
Couth I in knt n iiiiiii who I" seltiilulfil
to enndtiet Mr Hvyan'n eaniialtfii til
C'llHII uf IllH IliltlllllllllOII.
nieaaurt ennlid. Otir only wlrh la
lha lliu hill erll-d for twlen that
amount. We Iv.ve 10 v n:l,t'.;y 'vlth
a nlKi(iirdly riipn.Mlu.io.i lor our
Hlnle I'nlvfi lly.
Willi 1-1 nil reKiiida wn re:.mln,
,'oitrii very tr il) .
HCOTT & ML'.'JKKI.h.
Cur II. O. .MuiirtHil.
I'o lowlHK la a ropy of I lie ej'.n:ilil
nlcf :.in iiddieKsed to Itn unipluyea
hy l.aiiK k Ceinpany:
A aliitler of liiiportiinei to (lie IVopIo
ih' Hie Slnle of Oiv"li.
At Ihe iiiinlnK J urns vlectl.in, lha
peo.tlij ot Oi-eKon will vot on tiie Uni
versity of Oregon appropriation hill
on v lil'li t'ie rofmendiini has hn
luvncted. 1 his Is a mattur of vl'.al
Itnpoiiatii-o to uvery man, won:an
and rhlld In the stalu of OreKon Iu a
moral or educational way. Il U also
a matter of financial Importance to
the commercial Interests of Idmene,
and It would hu a very poor example
v , i, .... ... ,., ,..,. v. .... i.i i;
iiKainst this meauure.
Our Stock of Hats is Complete
To men who want something out of the ordinary, a ;OI(IIO.N
HAT Ull.l. ACI-KAI,.
Ill K MAl.liKV Is the only water-proof hat made. The tale
price Is not as Kreat as the hat. Kar-h, tS.AO.
THK i. II. STKTSOV IMT
This iws nf hadeear Is In a class by Itself - absolutely th best,
fjch, I..V( lo .H.
White Parasols
$1.25 and $1.50
o
O I
ampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette M,.
glen's Neckwear
MAVOIl
Hor
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I.AIMH
II, IIOI.IH.W
Whereas, The Slllh day of
May is a national holiday,
now, therefore, know all men
by these presents ttiat 1. J. I.
Matlock, mayor of the rlly of
KiiK"lie, declare this dav sel
apart in memory of our hero
ic dead, a day sa' red lo their
memory, and request that our
clilr.ens abstain from labor
and that our merchants and
all other business houses be
closed from t:30 a. in. to 4
p. in.
J. I). MATI.OCK,
Mayor.
In
What rlrl would get married
May. when June la right here?
I'endleton Tribune. l.ois of 'em
would, and some are doing wi.
.jc an:
r r
The Melford Mnrn'nic Mall, the
"'r,nd daily pn'e-r for that cl'y. tnde
lis flri-i sine anilice Xunday. It S a
iiki I t " j 1 il m n . eUi'it-in.-r.. paper.
o
UlUlllll I II III mil H k I1 llll ll H IIIIIII I 1 I I II1 II IIIIIII HII III in
pap
llli -t'Ol,
fold Mai
A
latid i'r i
Is eib:ilied
or of Ihe c
repor
. !
Iy Me.
o
T l:TII.I-: VOI(KKHH
skjn ac;hi:i:mi:t
Call Ulvr. Mass., May i"..
- A new Ulllje ni'.reiuellt, af
fectllll! ; r, .0 111! textile Work-
i rs, who accep.' a reduction
of 17 a I per rent until No
vember, became effective today.
We wish to situcst to every one of
our salesmen anil employes thai they
no' only vole for this measure, hut
lli.tl tl-.ey do all they possibly can to
llltl'lelt e lb - votes of others.
It in approve of this measure.
Vole :ih foliOW:i:
314. X Ves.
I I! MHVt; S( IIIIIIM II
is ni;i'mi i i) Asuoiti:
Heaitle, May SR. The trading
schooner liulse H.. owned at I'.jit
Townsend. Is ashore at Tlllar I'olnt.
mldwav between I'ort Angeles anil
Capo Klaltery.
On New Jersey fisist
New York. May 2.V The Clyde
line Hteainer Hemlnole, from San Do
mingo and West Indian ports, is re
ported ashore near I'oliit 1'leasant,
.V. J.
The Seminole went ashore during
a heavy fog, and Is lying in an easy
position in twelve fathoms of wa
ter. The sea is ca:rn a"d there Is no
dueler, m a lug and ill. .-caving crew
are (.landing b? .
I'erllaud. Or., May 23, 1D0X.
Iter,,', r-lleali llilw. Co.,
Km; Mie, Oron.
len'I.Mne:i:- We acknowledge the
rerelpt of your circular of May 2ih.
couieiiis of which we huvo carefully
noted. We are heartily in favor of
the t'liiveislty appropriation bill,
ami are addressing a (.'onimiitilcatlon
to every one of our employes, copy of
which we herewith enclose.
Youra respectfully,
LANG ft CO.
( lib nui li.nl Marl- et
Oil' !... ,v Mav. I '12
1 1 ' . ill I V Kcplcil.r, s;
Mille r, IS l-l.
;
OKKKTAI, JfdtM'AHT
Hill .NOHTIIWKST
Portland. Or., May 25.
Western Oregon Kalr to-
night; light frost In southern
pm Hon; Tuesday, fair and
warmer.
Western Washington Fair s
tonight; Tuesday fair and 4
warini r.
Ka'"-n Oregon. Kas'ern s
WaHiilnmo-i and Idaho --Kalr
ti.iii.-M, wph o;it frost; fair
and warmer Tuesday.
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