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IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
AT SAGAMORE HILL
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Oyster -Say, June 27.- Secretary
Tft and Luke E. Wright, his suc
cessor, arrived here tuday, earlier
than expected, and comparatively jew
people were at the depot. The Ushers
were conducted to Sagamore Hill in
an automobile, and the Sl.,rtarv
VUI leave Oyster Bay this afternoon
' The conference between the pres
ent retiring and incoming secretary
of war, will cover a wide rani;,.
th o e department inch,,!',,,.
'He 'Panama situation ,, . i..i K
and Cuba. K ' hilippin,-
Tuft lauKhingiv reii,i V,.i ,
pontic misht be
'lomally but said fr Jer V ,
" derminati..n o? .;'-, u J
hl, of the Sa?luV"
reached today. Prn!lb,, " 1 '
01T until .ly lS ' "
The President had,, ni,n.,. ut,.
T guests today .
l:r--::5TH.::r::::':t:H-!HtSi' N
HARRY THAW
.SECURES ANOTHER !
CHANGE IN COURT;
COURT REFUSES
ABRAHAM RUEF
Poughkeepsie, June 2 7. Thaw
has obtained a new writ of habeas
corpus, returnable before Supreme
Judge Mills- of White l'laius, .New
York. The writ was obtained in an
ticipation at Judge Morschauser
signing an order today recommitting
Thaw to the Mattpawan asylum.
Later District Attorney Mack
presented to Che judge the far ma re
committment to Matteawau which
Judge Morschauser prointly signed.
Under the new writ, issued earlier in
the day try Judge Mills, Thaw mast
appear in court Monday morning.
'Charles Jflorschauser of Poughkeep
sie, now that his brother Justice Mor
schauser, has finally disposed of the
case, has been retained by Thaw to
conduct the mew proceedings..
San Francisco. June 27 -
Freedom tin hall was denied
Abraham It iff mi the sureties
offered by him ii, cover bail
ill tie amount of $4..;.i
required on the various in
dictments against hint.
The sureties were required
In .'Qualify in double the
amount of the bonds and un
der examination by .ludse
Dunne, assisted by District
Attorney Langdon. many
bondsmen were disqualified.
Another list will be sub
mitted uy iiuef s attorneys.
SLEEPIM6 S1RL
JUMPS FROM TRAIN
' Savannah, Iowa, June i". Miss
Jessie Schilling, aged twenty years,
.enroute from Chl'iago to her home in
Washlntgon state, jumped from a
Burlington train while walking in
her, sleep last night. She -was
brought to Bdvannah la a serious
condition.
CHICAGO AVHRAT MAIIKCT
'Chicago,. June 27. July fc S-8;
Sept. 85 3-4-, Dec. S7 1-2.
. Portland MirrKct.
Portland, Jan. 27. CI"'1, Sa; Red ,
83; Bluestem 87-; Valhy 85.
mm 'escape
OF BALLOON PARTY
Philadelphia, June 27. The bal
iloun Philadelphia ascended In tl,e
southern section of the city and col
lapsed while passing over dehuyklll
i river, but by skill of the navigator,
Professor Ring, was kept afloat un
til the other side of the stream was
j reached. There were five passen
gers, two of whom were women, and
; none were injured.
! Oakland Owl: Alva Wise has sold
the Oakland livery stable to 1). II.
I McDonald, a wj'll known horseman
i of Polk county. While many friends
! regret the departure of Mr. Wise to
j Cottage Grove it Is consoling to know
that he has disposed of his business
here to a worthy succn-or.
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T. R.-Don't Forget Me.
SYRACUSE WON
'VARSITY EIGHT,
COLUMBIA SECOND
Poughket-pste, June 2 7. Syracuse
won the 'Varsity four-oared nice,
Pennsylvania, second, and Columbia
third. The judges kv.vo (olumbia
second place and disqualified Penn
sylvania for some reason not yet an
nounced. The official time of -Syracuse
was 10 minutes. Fi2 4-it seconds.
Cornell won the, freshmen oinht,
Syracuse 'second. ('luiiihla, t'llrrt,
Wisconsin fourth, and Pennsylvania
fifth. Official tini, nln minutes, I
29 3-5 Bex-onds.
The Varsity race was won by Syra- j
cuse.
" lliirvnnl Wlim (nine, i
New York, June 27. Kinul avoro, j
Yale, 5; Harvard $ lu today's base
ball Knme. j
BOOTH'S TRIAL
PROMISES TO BE
EXTREMELY LONG
titbit, all .if a t.vhn'.-.il thanu-lcr.
'Not until Krih himself is placid on
the wltnrss Mand ftr the nroseru-
tion i ihrre a pronnet-t that the cherk
will come to thr mirfare, and at the
present raie of proresn there In Utile
hope that Krilm will tell hts story In
the Immediate future. Already a
w.eii ha been cimsunied wiituau flu
iiin; eveu the lirt wums. A Jury
has been secured, the epentnx state
nu'iun made ami one witness put on
ttu) stand. That is the sum total of
results up-to-date. There Is no reason
to believe that other and more impor
tant wlincfsi'it will be disposed of
nit. re rapidly than J. T. Hri im who
in si i 11 on the s'and. Already the
Kovernnit nt exhibits have reached
"Q" and will run w '"." and then
some, event null v. The Kovernmeul
Is Uhik mi documentary evidence and
has i nl rod need the records of ! h
Ho-iotniru Lane Office, for many yen is
together with various copies of pap
ers, rules ef conduct , statutes and
.-. irt decisions.
! W ith ;hts accumnliit ion of nmteilil
.he mindrt of the Jiinmeu have yd
I f il!el tti s e any evidence of t -ie $mI'
I check hut It ill come later,
j At noon toda a tele.-.tani was re
! c-lv. d by. T. C. He, k. r from V. .1
; turns, stathiK posltiveU that (lie e-
ete live would eoiiiu t.i Portland t.i
: t.-Mliy.
TRAIN WRECKERS'
DELIBERATE WORK
Ilimiltim, Pa., Juno 27. An en
gineer was hilled and eli;ht or ten
pimscngers Injured on tin) mountain-,
twelve, miles from here hy llm wrek
ing of the Pennnylvuiilii paMsenger
train, which l lielleved to have I n
delltierately derailed hy spiking the
tracks. Two spikes wero found on
the tracks, anil had (ho trucks fallen
on the opposite side from which they
did, Ihey would havo gono over 11
steep embankment.
SHKHMAN IS
IMPKOVINfi HTKAIULV.
Cleveland, .lune !7. Con
greBsman Sherman had a
good night's sleep. Ills tem
perature, pulse and respira
tion are normal.
'
I
YesterdHy's baseluill scores: Por'-
lnnd 9; I.os AnKCUn ". 9nn Krsn-i
Cisco. 3: Ouknnd 1.
Portland, Or., Juno SB- Since the
opening statements to lite Jury, no
reference has been made to the tsoi)
-hurk which Pruderlrk A. Krllm, tim
ber speculator, gave James Henry
ilonth, erMcolvor T the Itoseburg
lartd office, and for the acceptance of
which Booth was indicted and Is now
on trial. The. check appears to have
been lost sight of uutl buried under'a
mass of dry and uninteresting, evi
dence, testimony and gtyveuinent
,
AVKATIIKH KOHKCAST
hlH Ndlt l IIW KHT. 4
' Oregon. Washington anil
Idaho, fair tonight anil Hun-
(lay.
C. I). Krnxler, ono of I ho heal
known grocery drummers coining to
bugeno. has been nleeted vlen-iifiisl.
dciil of tha national association of
I commercial men In session at Mil
Iwaukeo. Mr. Krnler nindo such an
eloquent appeal fur the good roads
(movement that lie captured the uud
lloncn and the boys set up tho vlcu-
presTrtoitryv- - 1"
Wash Goods
Reduced
One-Half
We are planning for n r ?cord break
ing business Market May. You can
buy goods cheap. Wash goods worth
from 25c to 7oc a yard; for just one
half 12 1-2 to:t7 l-2e
YARD W1I1K CHIKFON PANAMA
25c Chiffon Panama. Ill Inches wide,
Market Day price, yd
VV. C. COIISETS. iiUSS
11.50 and $2.0u v n. Cuwi, ..o
ket Day prlc:, each
SLKKVKLMSS VKS I S
12 1-2 Sleeveless Vests. Swiss ribbed,
each UK'
U)XO MSI.E GIXJVI S
16 button black oi !i::e i'sU
Gloves for more iluralilr t!ia ''k
Market Day Price
P.KI.TS
300 women's HoltH. ...-!!( f: 7"-'
to $.S Marka !' - '-
in every Epil&ibj ;'FSfdrf fLnd
AFTER
UPPER
90
ALEop
Clothing
Department
Wl
11 b
e a scene
75c 12-buttOH Lisle Glove-Tan, gray, black and white, two hours,
7 Q n'rnrc. the nair
$1 35 Lisle Clove 16 button length, extra fine silk finish, black or
' far cimnpr 7 to 9 o'clock, the pair $1.00
M 50 Si'k Glove-16 button length, double tipped fingers, black, white,
tan and Copenhagen, after supper, 7 to 9 o'clock, the pair . . $ 1 .
MWN S STIIAW IH I"
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55c
25
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12 ! '-
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Mens' Heavy Worl
. 1 - l-r '"I
Boys' Knee Pants Suits
1 I.p "Mis. Jam; lliipklna" kind; you know they're
The $: .'.II riuallty; Market liny prleu $1.75
Th.. t.l .'.'l quality; Mark-t Hay Price HU.VI
The 4 mi quality. Market day priCB li UU
The l"i mi quality. Market I jr price
The $'i HO iiualily, Market Hay price 9t.nn
mkvs in: v woiiK sunns
'1 hffe are full sl'n, eitra lniiK. well niad, v.. .4.V
MI.'VS hi MIIKII I VUKIIM KAIl
Km dozen HulN nu n's nnd' rwesr; r!n but. f In"
and firm, Ihe Karuient 1."m-
Hampton Bros.
WHFPF. CASH BFA1 S CPFDIT 5-8-564:Wi!Umtt St..
Headlight Overalls
o the best ever $1.00
of activity
Market Day
Men's Sulla sold at a substantial
savlnji.
Morn boys will have new suits for
tho Fourth. (
This Is the -re .yl NiIng market
of KiiKenu. n
. ,. jh".'
1110 Men's rasHlitif-riU Knits; sold
rcniilarly at Il2 fj9j 'iinarket day
specls!- the suit '.i .fio.uu
Jit,
H' w
'mm
EUGENE HOLDS
ITS FIRST BIG
MARKET DAY
SKVKIttl, Tlllll'SAM) PKOI'I.H
I'lttlM TIIK I'tH NTItV l. TIIU
MTV TIAV.
IHII III.K Wl lllU.Vti IN TIIK l:ST
PAItlv A I KATl ItK (IF TIIK Of.
CASIllV A lIKi PAUAUi: PI I.U
I'M I til'l'' ON TIIK NTKKKTS THIS
A-'i:ittM)N UOItsi: SAI.K.
Iluene's first market dav has
been a success and has refleol
credit upon tho promoters -mtl the
hiisiuess men who have citnl'-lbuted
funds to make It the success it mis
been.
The day dawned bright ami clear 1
and It was easily seen that the W"ath
er man had boon kind to us. A week
iiko today, the datu which was first
advertlstd for market day, was just
the opposite rain fell la torrents all
forenoon and It became necessary to
postpone It a week. And It Itr'well
that tho postponement war made.
Tho day has been better advertised
and a much larger crowd Is In tuwu
than would have been last Saturday
even If the weather had been i;uod.
Several thousand people from tho
country are horo a renulur Pmrth
of July crowd. 't
The exercises of the day hear-n
Willi a band concert on the atreoti by
tbu KiiKeuo military baud hctvee.u
11 and 13 o'clock. At one-llilny
this aflornonn the blK parade w.ih
formed at the corner of Fifth and
Wtllumolto streets and the line it
march extended the lontuh of Ihe
business portion of Wlllanit-tto
street and other business th trouch
fnres. The parade was headed 'y
Mayor Matlock and Mr. Colgate, one
of (ho promoters of the occasion, In
a carriage Then came 1 It'. le lone
Hudson on a beautiful horse, follow
ed by the band. Ilehlnd tho band
were the two couples to be marriej
on (be platform In the east pari.
Then came a large number of cltUeii!
In stylish turnouts and they were fol
lowed by a long string of blooded
horses and cattle.
The liililo Wedding.
Uy the time the parade reached the
eai park several thousand people
hud congrugBUid around the platform
to' see too doublu wTTIdlhg that lad'
been announced. Alter a select 'i.'i .
by tho bund Muyor Matlock deliver
ed u at li ring, address, followed by
Judgu Wlntormi'ler, who fucetloiitlr
panned a lew fomnrKs In his own in
imitable wny Max Zlmmermiin, tiiw
clili'l promoter of the day, then 'in
Imilliod the TWeildlllg.
Tho flrnl rtiuplo married was Ed
ward K. 0. Iliilu and Miss I'llln l.ove,
i int.4 city. . Justice of the
Poaoo llryson pronounced the solemn
words nun Hindu tiiein one and whe
the ceremony was completed Hit
cimwd.sent up a cheer of ii.lmli'iitlon,
The brld i Is a beauUIul girl, re
cently from California, and thi
groom Is a sVlcndH appeuring youn
mini, wlio resides In Inls city.
Albert J. Krlday of r'oresi drove,
and Ml.is Klien N. Ilenmla uf this
county, but recnlly from l-nke coun
ty, Is ihe oftier couple that was niacin
happy, and Judge llryson ofllelatad
at 1 1 1 w'di1ltig also. The ceremony
In this lusinncu was Just as solemn
and Just us Impressive as In ihe lirst.
Mr. Friday and his blushing bride are
popular among llielr associates In
their respective communities and
come from among Hik best families
of the slate.
Halts of Idvcslock.
The sales up to press time were a
follows:
The stallion of J. 8. Moore sold to
J. H. Flint for U0.
The big black horse of W. J. Ken
uly sold In Wm. Vaughn. 110.
Mare uf O. K, Klcketts sold to Kd
Uwlmi, 1100.
Illg bsy mure of I., r. ilean sold to
II. W. K. Ilolden. liar..
Ilsy horse of Henry Nurrr, sold lo
li. Muores, $-f.
leain ..I mare.4 rf Mark Fleming,
sold t II. F. M'-rrdorf, I.'..V
T'-nir rmr nnd hor-e of II. A.
Wntklns. sold lo J. F. White,
ilar-- "f .1. F. Klce sold to ileo.
Dreli. fli.r.fl.
I!h! bay hors- of Kd West sold lo
II. A Kennies, $7.1.
JERRY SULLIVAN
WAY RUN ON
BRYAN TICKET
' i ,
O.na'nt, Jnn J7.- .V himm Ih) iIIh-liut'-.j
irt Him lit'? from !) Molnt'9
rutH tlmt .I'Try II. Hulllvaa hn a lr
t'-r fr mm Ury.in, iftln that the mm
sf of Hiilliviitt for vi-t'-)rt'fi-iC
Ui t lu i Hjiirrovnl. HnlllVHii will hvc
timl th- iiiiiiilriiitliiti ' Hrait, hvum
h ( it c Irt t i f r thut hoiuir hy Itryati
hint fl.V
V.rynn'n lHtMrty.
I.IiuMh, Jiiiih 2 7.- Th4 t;talilo
T-Witv t if Mr unit Mm. Willliim I.
liMiiit, rtml hik! Tiinial, U Hsftd
whh ttm a.i.'iO nt a lota I vuluiitlun
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