Eugene daily guard., June 02, 1908, Image 1

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THE
E DAILY: GUARD
VOL. 85
KU.rVK, OltKl.OX. Tl K.SIIAY KV KM Mi, Jl K 2,
CONGRESSMAN LILLEY "
CLAIMS CHARGES TRUE'
XI). I:IU
I
Waterburjr, Conn., . June 2. Con-i
apman... Wiley., whose resolutlou shows exceaalve profit mad ,. ,h"
; MULTNOMAH
VOTES STRONGLY
FOR UNIVERSITY
and charge in conuectlon with the boat company In connection wliti i,,i,.
gowned submarine boat acandal, re- marlne8- ;
suited last weeic in tne severe scoring ' ', J
of Lilley by the Boutwell investigat-i iInn ..... !Z
ing committee, today gave out a AfflOS W UIN' RARN 4
.tatement on the subject In which are; UJ nlL",n "AnN
Incorporated letters which declare i .
that two weeka before the report of: AT I! D R 1 1 R Q RIIQNCil 4-
the committee announcing Ulleyi UUUHLU i
was made, Boutwell expressed an ad
miration tor lilley and endeavored
to effect an agreement whereby the
matter under investigation might be
comprised.
A telephone mes
;a-Je frnni Pi). ,,-..
soon alter noon today hr.mg.it Hie in-
.".....Hiun mat aiiios Wllkins-
ins liirm inst below ih.
Portland. June 2, 2:35 p.m.
Tha count tn Multnomah
on tha University appropria-
lion Is proceeding very alow-
ly. Twenty-eight preclncta
complete give yes, 1900; no.
7S4.
ASSOCIATED PltESS.
(The University majority la
placed by v. N. -McArthur In
MiiHiinuiuh county at 1".- 4
("'0. but there are no defi-
nlte figures. I
on that date. In most instances the '
advance being $1"m ,,ver the pr, sent j
salary. Among t!:o.-e Increases are:
Asuuin. to J270i: Uaker I'ltv,
S00; t orvallis. Roseburg, Marshdelil.
Medford. Kugene. Uismi; isrants
I Pass and Hood Klver, $;'300; Salem
j 13000.
I" Postmaster Page, of Eugene, says
1 there 1b an error In the above dla
! patch. In that Corvallli, Hoseburg.
Marahfleld and Medford are not In
Eugene'a class, and that the figures
1 for these offices are incorrect. Post
master Page'a salary was Increased
I 1100.
TWENTY PERSONS HAVE
VERY NARROW ESCAPE
RETURNS INDICATE CHAMBERLAIN
DEFEATS CAKE FOR SENATOR IN STATE
BY ABOUT ONE THOUSAND MAJORITY
POSTMASTER PAGE'S
SALARY INCREASED SI00
liani.
intr ... .,.., Lii allegation '".-"'".en in ure nns f(ireiioon -nol
Is made is signed by V. W. Heinsin- Utile if any of its content were s-,v-ger,
M. D., and is addressed to Mrs. ''d. The bain was priu-tii-illv new
Lilley, after the doctor had called a,ul contained considerable Inv and
upon Doutwell to explain that Con-1 some machinery. The barn was' I "won h
gressman I.Illey's health necessitated1 7U0 r $00. and the conients were
nis leaving me country. The letter i '"""'a " perhaps several hundred' x
ends by saying that when the prop--' dolars. I
osltion of compromise was carried tol There are no particulars as to the1 Washington. June 1. On July 1,
Lilley he replied he would rather die or'sin of 'be fire. 'be salary of the postmaster at I'ort-
tnan withdraw the charges, which he! ! Iam' ue Incnased from $01100 to
knew were honest and square. i ..... r j JtiOOO, because of the enormous
Lilley states his confidence In theU'ltv .' v "0,ls,on- of 'unction growth In postal business in that city.
justice of his cbarees and declares 1 nesV "! iouaj on oust- rorty-slx oilier presidential prutnins
1 New York, Jim
: boarding house at
1 nearly cut off the
boarders. One voii'iir. woiunn Juuiiie
1 from the roof to the street and was
killed. Several others were severe-
' ly burned and otherwise injured.
There were no fire escapes on t ho
hone s. which presented ilie rapid ex
it of Inmates.
1 ters in Oregon will also be advanced
WE MAKE. BUTTONS TO MATCH YOUR SUIT
GREAT REDUCTION
SALE OF LADIES' SUITS
25 New Spring Suits, latest
models,finest qualities placed
on sale at a great reduction
in price.
.These suits were reduced in price to
close out. This sale is for a few days only.
It is to your advantage to make an early
selection.
White Silk Waist s at Reduced Frice
$2.50 White Silk Waists, beautifully made, latest
style, sale price. $1.75
Portland. June 3. With the ex
ception of United Kiaiea senator the
entire Republican stale tlekel has
been elected. The wenf iirlul returns
I show some changes from last night's
figures, but (he indications an that
Chamberlain I Ieni ) will he the
! people's caolee over Cake I Hop 1
2. Fire In a i "lib a majority of about loon votes..
West 30th street ! Incomplete returns from ten c. ninth's
escape of twenty j "uiy.ide of Multnomah give Chamber
lain a majority or about alio.
According to returns now in there
will be IT, Statement No. 1 represen
tatives and IS senators I it the next
legislature, ten of the senators being
holdover:'.
Statement No. 1 caudldnt'.'s are
pledged to support In the legislature
the people's choice for I'nlted States
seiiHtor. There are !io members,
making 6 votes necessary for a
choice. .
Prohibition carried in ninny coun
ties which were already "dry." ami
in which Ihe questions were ro-sub-
mllled. The prohibitionists gained nj
number or counties which had been
partially "wet."
Kqual sufrrngn has lost again.
In Portland Judge O'Dav Is beaten
for re-election, as Is District Attor
ney John Manning (Hem.) by Police
Judgn Comeron (Hop.).
Sheriff Stevens defeats en-Sheriff
Tom Word by 6000 majority. (
!
WKATIIKU FOKH'AST
j Milt XOItTHWUST
I Portland, June J. Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho Cloudy wllb prob
probably showers tonight and Wednesday.
I
j
Si It" MANY
;.:- m Hf".l i. I IN
m i!
H I
INV COl'NTV lHV
AM A(i.llST V.
OK O.
Albany, Or., Juno 2. -l.lnn county I
gives lOOfl majority against tbo V. of
O. appropriation.
The majority for prohibition will .
be 5".0.
Chamberlain leada Cake by 400. i
! .11, .... , J t j0
.. ;;;';;'V'.,k' ;.
VAMIIII.l.KltS IM'T '
WANT VXIVK1WITV
McMlnnvllIo, Or., Juno S. Tho
I'nlverslty appropriation Is beaten In
Yamhill by 050 majority. .
(iOVI.ItNOIt V MA.MHKUI.AIV
DOIV1I.AS CfU'NTV .IOI.NH
TIIK "bllV" MAJOKITV
KoseburK, June 2. Douglas coun
ty bun gone "dry by 300. Clinin-
burlalu lends Cake by 7fi, and the U.
of O. .approprlallon probably carries
by a small majority. Democrats tiled
slicrlff, clerk and achool auperlnten
dunt. Other officials ore Republican
HAItlON UOVM WET i
II V (UN) MAJOHITV
Balem, June 2. Marlon ronn.
will go wet by auu, according to fig
urea at hand this afternoon,
I'XION COI'NTV IH 1 '
hK THK I XIVKIWITV
I.nOranirn, Or., . Juno 8. d'nlon
county gives 6H4 for the University
appropriation, S0 ngalnst.' Six pre--clacia
not hmird from- ,. . .
mm
" '07il'
i . r m ; ti
White L inen Finished Duck
36 inch Dress Suiting linen finish, worth 20c yard
sale price 12J4c
Zepber Gingnams for Less
33 inch Zepher Gingham, worth J8c yard,
all colors, special the yard 1 2c
Laces
JOc, 12 l-2c and 20c Laces, large assortment
of patterns, the yard 5c
Summer Wash Goods Reduced One-Half
25 pieces Wah Dress Goods, fine sheet lawns, organdies, i
Swisses and mulls; all wanted colors: worth from 25c
to50cyd. Saleprice, yd l2Kto25c
If you are in a Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Suit, you're the best dressed man in
town.
If you behave as well as your clothes
look, you'll be all right.
We'll fit you in a
Copyright 1908 bf
Hart Schiffner it Marx
Hart-Schaffner and Marx Suit
anv time vou come in. They are the best Clothes you ever
will wear. Art wool tailored in the most perfect manner and
in exactlfit.Are you ready? We are.
Suits $15.00 to $30.00
This store is the home of the HartSchaffntf and Marx Clothes.
New Box Ruchings
6 Ruches 25c
Hampton Bros,
.;a.S64 Willamette SL.
Colored Linen
Collars 25c
COUNTIES
OREGON ARE
IN DRY LIST
nrllund. J u 110 2. I'ruhlhlllon has
' iiiudo a mirpriHliiK hiiowIdk over tint
( Htnle, wituiinn In qIiihikl every iu-
huimcl', partlctilurly In tho Jt'HHer pop
! ulatcd I'dinil li'H. In CUn kiHtiiiM, wiu'io
Uho cloRtmt flxht of tho Berlt-a Ik Im-
i iik oiiuctml, tlm drH led uiuhC of tliu
I iiiornliiK, whllu Juki tifforu noon the'
t wi'tH KuiiH'd a ltud of ubout Till voiei
j with 30 preclnctH of tho vote to hiar
I from. Kuport from tho followliiK
counties show that they have rarrlod
) ait a whole for prohibition. Folk, Mai
. hour, Josophlnw, DmiKlai. ('olumhtn,
Whuuler, Yamhill, Tillamook, (k))um-
hla, Imupi, l.lnn, Morrow, Union and
I Crook, with prohuhly Lincoln and
I probably ClacknniaH. Marion county
re nml i) h wcl, by a HiiltHtiint lul niajnr-
;itr.
IRISH SOCIETIES
PRESENT GIFTS
TO THE CARDINAL
New York, Juno 2.- Two li'Uh no
: cli'llt rt, tho C4rho1r llrlic wilnut .
1 Klon find New York Municipal (' nin
! I'll of tlx I'nllihj JriHh l-HKMe, null til
I I ho ar-hhlHhop'K houm; ItiHt iiIkIii and
loach pi-ftfn1tMl Cunllnal LokI with
governor leads
; in Iltnomah
BY
'VARSITY LEADS IN
LANE BY 1800
soMi-: n Tsim; i'iti;i (T.s ;
ACi'AfNHT Af'IMtoritlATION
HKYH (AltltV C'or.XTV IV
( oi NT iiv ;iim
With thlrly prwliirfn rum pcl arul
pfirthil r'HiiillH frni nth'-rn, the I'nl
' vendty hill haii a lad fif fthnnt )H00
VoI'h In l.amt roiini y. f J n t nlfj of
Iuktm thf prH-nrtH hav not kIvi-ii
hvt thr'' or four hundred plurality
ko fur. (.'obnrK. Klmlni, Covou- and
vera I ot hrn won? HnltiHf t h
Hrhool. fVittnno flrov prfinilKoa to
Iva only nhmit TiO tmi)orHy. '
1 1 wa ex pf t'd hy nmnf of t h
mipportpm of tha rnllK that Kane
rHinfy would Klv 2100 rnajotlty on
f n h u no a hou t f va fir I x per
, rvnt of thr TOtT no'a.
Ho far h "dryu" hBT a majority
of tlKiut S00 In thu roiinty Cart
Grovo, Raicnt ' RpMnKfMd all
lift ftlticat Tinajorlfbii for prohibition.
Tim eoftntr hfffh nfhwil mfaaure
rarrlml otwhelmtnuly In 1
Bifnt eTary prwlnrt.
The fantoim ltddy bill li nnowed
1 nndr o far mm 1hh amsi, but In
dlnatlom ara that both the flh bills
will rarry the rounty.
1 f--w
CARDINAL LOCUE.
HH'Uicr 'ih ol lil-t vhl h'-rp The Itf
iifvultitit I, ami h Ktlt wan a larK
A ni4r h n f I n t; . mid thr t fn d wan
thf pi"H'M.i,lon if an illuiiituaiwd
addr. n jilji'1' d ftftv putniliii'iil
ttiwiiibwi nf th I'nHfd Irlnh I.nitttf
JAPANESE WOULD
CHECK IMMIGRATION
J W. I'i il-r ,. rtllrlt d.'iMily of Ihn
Mofl'rn W.Krdmffn, whfn h'li(1'ilar
f.Tii ari In u rrio. hn-1 rhnrK of .
r'tim rtf a!oiliifi niifnh'-rlnir 11 lit
'Ir.-inM I law; Thurmliiy -v'iilriK
IN- h pHI-.i.-fl In tin- W'.rk hv t h .
fnrcHti-rn t.-ii irt tit tb rnnii llwr.. Mr.
I'lxl.r r'pirl tlm V W i"
Wanhlnitt'in. Juno 1. In
an lutrvlfw trJajr Itirtin 4
Thhlri, the Japan am- 4
tianarior, itiirlarfd that Japan 4
l makltiK alnrrrn vrfrt (a 4
fhw-k (hn ImnilKraiWm nf la- 4
jrr lo ihc riO'"t Htatm. 4
O 4
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11il.nu,, UIm'iiI Miirki".
i. , - -
ir H l
P iiliml, Jniin 2 Willi cim ili'la
rotitrns In from only w- ir-'(liKii. In
f,'W of Wlll'll ttwre WHH H ll"rtV' VOl
ciihi, lliiHnilkntlmia an Hint i bu -on-i!n
I'('ii''IIiii Ui'kut In Miillnomitli
diinity linn Iiwii vh'iorliina with tho
IxiKiilbl" cxci piloii of IU HiMint .rliil
rninlhliiti'. Id'turri fr'Mii th,;p pre
iilnrtK kIvb C'Hkn IKnp.1 X: vnti
ami Chiimbprlnlti illi'ni.) 3.",':!. I'mk
Ihk a pliiialliy nf 140 for (,'hnmbcr
Inln. .Tin; rwiiirna are mtilnly from
outaltl,. prefilucta. and tho on-, la
whlr'i the r"l'rallon win i ' hv
lt rtmaln lo ho heard from. The
onua from which th conuil.-d- re
in nh are n'-l In Include the North
Knd prf-rliicta, unit In thant Chanilior
I it ! n Ik lllculy lo roi'i'lvo innJuvllU'H.
Tho returna am living rwcvlvfJ Blow-
iy.
INDIGNANT DEPOSITORS
STORM THE BANK
rifvoliind, Jiltif 2. Klvn hnndrod
Infurlniod IhillaiiN utormfd t!i hank
Iiik hoiiHp of CiK'tno t.iottii, who futl
f'd to open for IiiihIiichk today, and
but for tho arrival of (he polico
would hav.f Kuiiird fntrunt. I.lottu
ruiiuot Ih found. Thtf f nf til dt'pm
fla do not Mr-d iiioir than $;!, dm).
FAMOUS ENGLISH
GENERAL IS CEAO
Loiiilnn, Jnim H. (ipnvrnl Sir Hed-vr-
Henry HiiIIit la dead, llu wna
nun of the. turnout iceut'ruU of tho
HriiUh army.
iHH) TK.MI'Ulll
A II I ; IN X)NVKXTI(f
, Waahltinton. Junn 2. The Inter
national Order of Good Templar con
vened In annual aeaaion today. ' l)el
exatea from all pari ol the world are
ireient, and the meeting will contin
ue elKht day.
KI.WTIOX MIT KM
Mrry Bown'a malorlty In
county may reach 80.
the
The I. nf O aiinrnpOition rarrlea
Lane hy about 2000.
tho U. of O.
I'B I Odd maJi.-lM t'.(,Mlnst
WHES
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