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THE EUGENE DiCIL Y ABX) jggrSKEfUGE. Of RAILROAD MtUHANIUo k.i:i:, oiik;i. i kiday kvi- A I C.l S ' HMIN o SO. IHII BOHAPARTE IS NOT READY TO RESIGN OFFICE! uiathik rop.i wr 101: .viniiiwiisr I m it ic heeiuDlng i W1'.. Canadian Pa- HJTfor I hard strugg e :3fL trained In the ra.H 'he Pacific coast and, of . hare arrived aud ,he!H . , it IViirk t -There is little '5,. strike situation. All j ei,rf Canadian Pacific eCa notified to begin, of strikers, LCedto obeythe order in ttewww" ' . h , Ben. who are now threatening to attack tho Promontorlo mine, where the survivors have taken refuge, accord ing to private advices receivea nere today. The letter, telling of a massa cre which took place on July 24, was received by friends of A. D. McPhee, superintendent of the Promontorlo mine, which is located about 20 miles from Montezuma, Sonora. Without warning a band of Yaquis swept down upon the Lamnazas and slaughtered thirteen members of three families. The other persons at the mines saved their lives by fleeing to the Promotorlo. An alarm was sent to the ranchers throughout the country, who have also taken refuge at the mine, and at the time the letter was sent was aiding In preparations to resist any attack. Yesterday's baseball scores: Port land, 4; San Francisco, 3. Los An geles, 7; Oakland, 6. Lvnuvs I The Modern Woodmen of America I SUV THIRTEEN MIXERS I have passedi tlie million mark In I 1 membership having nearly double t., Ane 6 Thirteen 1 the membership of any other benefl '.?..:, ,.6'.hl 1 -mnazas clary organization. Its growth has .Taico, by Yaqul Indians, been marvelous. Raltimorn ti,r ? . --- n. .-1 ui)rfv-ui II- a era! Chnrl.c 1 It. 1.. n-, hi a sin.'tl Portland, Am:. 7 Ore gon and Wasl.ii.gtun Fair tonight; Saturday fair ami waninr in caster, 1 portion. Idaho- Fair t. uigat ; Cool er ill SOtlt ll We Kl Ilirrti.... 1 urday fair, warintr in north ern portion CHARLES J. BOXAl'AKTE. statement, denies that he will resign before the end of the present administration. U'lTID MI ST WKAK A I NION I.AItOK STAMP ! Chicago, Aug. 6. "Darling. I nm .in good standing with my union. Will ; y; u be my wife?" : Tnis will be the stereotyped form 1 of pr.ipu-al hereafter, if the plans to jday by uiricors of the Woman's Trade I I'uion League are adopted at its na Itional conterence to t.e held simulta neously in Chicago, New York and lloston next month. The scheme to be considered at the conference Is to send out cards to ev ery member or the league setting forth a few rules for the guidance of those matrimonially Inclined j The league wants Its members to j agree not to marry a man unless he I is a member of a union and holds a fully paid-up card. DEMOCRATS OPEN CAMPAIGN OFFICES IN WINDY CITY Dr. J. F. Titus returned home last evening from a business trip to Rose-burg. Corvallis is to have free mail de livery by October 1. Thirty mail box es are to be installed at once, routes are to be established and canvassed, and an examination of applicants for ma'il carriers to be held soon. THIS IS EUGENE'S BUSIEST STORE Another Sale of Wash Dresses 'e will sell every Wash Dress in k; to do so we are making the "Joit one-half $3.75 Dresses ; 2.50 'We wash Shirtwaist suits $2.50 Camp or Canoe Pillows sIk pillows for the boat nr Wins; assorted colors; sale. 20c pl'd Sun Bonnets ' Sunbonneta,' while they last lr.c """""reaoollSiinbonnets.. 10c 's Rompers ri laments are ,.. colors; special each 40c Children's Hose Reduced !.-.c "lie. boys' heavy, Us pair . , liUrr, "ne ril'1"'1. light rabIe Damask 'inched Tahl 1, Wwriv.k "aniask: flo- '"t yard . ,,. 2oc ?"Wain Material wj ,... r l He nZ !"'d 20c kT-'f.troIW; yd. iV SATURDAY'S BARGAINS Dry Goods Wonderfully Undcrpriced Every department is being stripped of goods used in the summer months. Profits are lost sight of;cost not considered. Object now is to sell the goods which are liable to be carried on our shelves till next season. This is your opportunity. Will you improve it? Saturday's Shirt Waist Special $2 shirt waist, embroidery and lace QO. trimmed, Saturday each, Saturday's Long Kimona Sale $1.25 long lawn kimonas, floral 9 designs, Saturday's price, each Saturday's Silk Skirt Bargains $6 taffeta skirts, all wanted colors, A CQ wide flounce, Saturday, each.-.yr"- Saturday's Curtain Sale $ 1 . 50 white dotted Swiss ruffled C 1 (() curtain, Saturday's price, the pair N- 6.50 lace curtains, 3 yards long, beautiful patterns, Saturday, pr. Wash Goods -Price Balance of our lawns, mulls, poplins, in fact en tire line of these wash goods to be closed out at one half price. 20-cent materials : '"iji 25-cent materials A i 30-cent materials 50-cent materials 25c . Copyright 1908 by , Hart Scharfner Sc Marx A FLYER FROM THE Wool Remnants at -Price Owing to ihe extra amcunt of business during these days ot merchandise nloving:, remnants are accumulating very fast. To keep them sold out we mark them al just one half the former price. $2.00 remnants at 1 "u 50c remnants at 25c Nazareth Union Suit Waist Just the best undergarment for children yet: Naz areth with the best shaped drawers auatucu, the suit. 50c CLOTHING Department The prices we are going to name on some new spring and summer clot hi ig should sell them out befcre'noon. The opportunity you should not overlook. The price is low; for one day only. 25 spring and summer suits ranging in pn:e iro:n 4.tU to '$20.00. 54.50 Suits, Sale Price $2.25 $8.00 Suits, Sale Price $4.00 $12.00 Suits. Sale Price $6.00 $15.00 Suits, Sale Price $r.5o $J5.0rJ Sui's, Sale Price $10.00 KHla CLOTH 1HE YARD 25 cents Hampton Bros. 558-564 Willamette St. WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT 85c D?f.cS SHIRTS 50c I'hloaRo, Auk. ". Heinlqunrti-rs of tho national committee were formally opened here today by Chairman Mack and he has issued a call to the heads of the various sub-committees to meet him here Monday to confer on Honeral plans for the campalnn. Chairman Mack stated today that the situation is extremely urallfyinK to the Democrats, especially in the Kust. fusal of the Western Traffic Associa tion to miike special r;ites to Lincoln upon tho occasiou of tl." notification on AtiBUst 1J. Hryau is availing himself of the cool weather by utilizing every span' moment In preparing several sptech es he will make this month. The one on thp tariff at I'esMoines Is expected to he an exhaustive treatment of the subject. MAY IlKCIDK KATK OK TAKT (il)K.S TO SKK. (iOVKKNOU lll'tillKS COl'XTV HOItSK. KAMI New York, Auk. 7. Chairman Hitchcock left today for Oyster Hay to be the uuest of President Roose velt at luncheon. He admitted he ex pected there would be a discussion of the .New York governorship nomina tion, but discouraged the suggestion that aa a result of the conference there may be an official expression of preference of the national Republican leaders as to the renomination of Hughes or the naming of some other man. He reiterated that he had not deviated from his policy of taking no sides in tho mutter. Hot Springs. Atig. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Taft anil other guests left today for a forty-mile drive over the moun tains to attend the llreenbrlar coun ty horse show at White Sulphur Springs. They will return Tuesday by train. Taft will not be called upon to make a speech. RAILROADS GRANT NO FAVORS TO ItRYAN Falrview, Aug. 7. Mr. Bryan was in conference over the long distance telephone with Chairman Mack at Chicago today. It is understood the conversation had to do with the re- IOIIN KK.RX TO j srKAK IN IOWA. j Charles City, la., Aug. 7. Prepa rations are bring made for the enter tainment of a record-breaking crowd i at the local Chautauqua assembly to- I morrow when the sneaker will be John W. Kern, the Democratic can didate for Vice President. The ad. dress will be the only one that Mr Kern will deliver before he begins his active campaign work In Sentem- ' ber. ELMER DOVER RESIGNS FROM CAMPAIGN JOB r'hicago, Aug. 7. The Dally News tod ty Mates on what Is claims to be ibsoluta authority that Elmer Dover, : 1 ELMER DOVER. secretary of the Republican nntluual committee, ha resigned. THREE KILLED MANY INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK lmboden. Ark., Aug. 7. Three were killed and four others badly In jured and a number of passengers slightly bruised when the engine pull ing the San Francisco passenger train left, the track early today, lhe en gine dashed over a twelve-foot em hnnkment. pulling Ihe mall, baggage and smoking cars after It. The Killed: Engineer Cooper, Memphis. Klromnn Lee Rocker, of Memphis Mall supposed to be H. K. Overy, residence unknown. ATLANTIC FLEET ENCOUNTERS STORM Auckland, Aug. 7 A wire- Icsh message from the Allan- tic fleet to the supply ship Culgos slates that the fleet yesterday encountered the heaviest wether of Its voy- age.. The ships pitched about In the heavy seas and spars were knocked down, but the fleet kept Its formation easily. BEGINS TO REBUILD SUCCESSFUL AIRSHIP Frledrichshafon, Aug. 7. Count Zeppelin has given orders to begin building a new airship, possibly two on different models. I'rtvate Individ-, mils have already placed $7.'i,000 to, his credit lor the purpnse. , A national committee has been ! formed at Stuttgart under the pres-M'.-ncy of Prince von Hohenlohe-I.t1.11-; genliurg to raise a public stibscnp-; lion for Count Zeppelin. Already more than $:t7T,(Htn has been nilso;l and the promises received reach dou ble this amount. j Auckland, Aug. 7. With the fleet but three hundred and sixty mill's' off, the city Is taking on a gala appear ance. Parliament has 'adjourned for two weeks Hint Its members may de vote themselves to the entertainment of the visitors, there being only two objectors, both Maoris. II Is ex plained that the Maoris are in no way enthusiastic over the visit of the American tleet because of the atti tude of the AmerlcHiM 0:1 I'.e culm line. FAMOUS TEMPERANCE WORKER IS DEAD .Springfield. Ohio, Aug. 7. -Mrs. Elizabeth .VI. .Stewart, the noted temp- ranee advo- cate, known as "Mother Slew- art," died at. her home In Hirksvillo last night at the ag of '- She eslaldlslieil the first W. C. T. I'. In Ohio and organized the I'tilon In 4' England In 1X76. ASTORIA MAN COMMITTEraiCIDE Redding, Cnl.. Aug. 7.--W. I.. 1'lenliart, formerly of Astoria, com mitted suicide by shooting last night. He was aged Gu. and itnd long been a stltfep r from rh umatlsm. lie was a son of Lloyd I'leuJiart, who is assistant general lue-'iiugc agent of the San I'edro A- Sal. l.-"k" road. in.tiio r.vni.E t;i i: III si 1. Kits 1 i' in 111 i n t:i:s COURT RECEIVES EUGENE-HAPLETON ROAD PETITIONS IIINDRKDS OK SKiNATI'RKS TO IWI'LltK ASKINti Itm l'K.RMA NKAT IMPROVKM KNT OK IIKill VA Y MAY IH'ILD SOLID I RI SH K.D IMK'K ROAD I1LAST OKK lil M IIKR ROi'K Several monster petitions for tho Improvement of the county road be tween Eugene aud .Maplcton were presented to the county commission ers' court this morning. This move ment was Inaugurated by the Eugene Commercial Club soon after .lohti II. llartog. manager of the Club, passed over the road going to and from the rhododendron lestival nt Florence early in the summer. He noted, the wretched condition of the highway, and at once took steps to bring the matter before the people so that it could he properly presented to th court. Petitions were circulated throughout the county and hundreds of signatures were secured. The court took the matter under consideration, and will probably take no definite action for sonic little time. It is said the court Is opposed to a plank road, owing to Its lack of durability, but this morning, the members of that body talked favor ably of sending one of the county rock crushers out there to make a solid crushed rock road al) the way from (Continued on Page Four.) BALDWIN'S NEW ARMY RALOON ' HAS MADE GOOD Washington, Aug. 7 The new mil itary dirigible balloon built by Cap tain Thomas S. Ilaldwin for the Unit- CAPTAIN TMOIVIAS JM.DWIM. Itiillnou (vpert wild rum IikIII 1 lMr llrlgible ciall for Ihe linvcr nt. ('(I .Staus army niado a . succeHsl'ul flight this week with Captain Ilald win piloting and Clenn II. Curtis han dling the motor. , At B:4U o'clock, after a final test of thf motor, Captain Ilaldwin gave the order: "Everybody let go but me -let h, r go, boys." With the pro pellor revolving nt moderate speed the airship rose slowly to 11 height (,f fid feet. Heading for Arlington cem etery to the southeast, Mr. Curliss Increased the speed of the motor. As he dl.l so the speed kept the ship as cending by 111111111 of the planes. Cap tain Ilaldwin brought It about, head up against the wind. A seml-circlo was described lo lhe south and then the ship was brought completely mourn! mi .hat it laced I lie north, riM.'.ing with the wind. Passing di re tl (....- the Marling point, Cnp t;iln lia::!wl:i made another circuit, I'h wii at a height of about I i" ! The landing was niado within t!.i::y let of the starling p .Int. six 1v.11 m:i in Al TO AI'CIDK.XT Philadelphia, Aug. 7. Seven pel sons were hurled fr 1111 11 skidding au lotunlille late la-l night and six In jured, (.ne probno'y fatally. .Miss !. -nil lliown aW pinned beneath the ear and is sintering Irotn ( oik us.-lnn nt the brain. Lewb-l 11. Idaho. Aug Two of the Idaho cn'tle ru-tlei, woitn ! d, footsore ami weary troin being chas ed two days by Idaho deputy sll rills and pOKses through the limber of the I'pp r Clearwater brakes, surren dered yestcrlay without righting, and the third one. w. p. Red. the man with a record and a price on tils head is either dead or dying from the loss of blood and lack of food, or Is by the ruse of this surrender making his get-away over well-known trails to the Molilalia side of tin- llitf r Root. Opinion at Or;llno is equally dl viilel on the (iiestl'ti of what has hapi'cli'd to Held. Sloan and lil'e. who surrendered to leput.v Siienf; A II. MniHleis :oilav. sav t ,al when 1 hey last saw Held Monday night h was weak from lojs ol blond, ami rimed back and toiil rleni t i -avc f heniselves. that he Was d .tie tor and must have lie J!' a lo Ip KILLED RANCHER IN SELF DEFENSE l.os A Ice. Aug. 7. After shoo' Ing loin time.-. fatally w'.iunding W. K. II. ale, a rancher. Ollie (). (lor ley. Mild to be son of an Oklahoma stale senator, surrendered himself, claiming m If defense. He declares He.ile threatened htm several tlni'S with a knlle. ( AIIIIIV I, (.IIUUIVS 4, IS IMPItoklMi Rome, Aug. 7.-. Cardinal (liblH.Iis Is nun h l. Iter to- dav. 4 I
