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FILLS SHOP WITH
NON-UNION MEN
SPOKANE WANTS
FOOTRACE BETWEEN
WORLD CHAHPIOKS 1
"I f HA KXTKXsioN
lito.Moi Kits Ml.t r
AT Al'.l.
ISA 1
-Slinknno Ann- n v. .-.
Vh; Zw n ie-lM)Kane Cham-
I case an epnc wi-uni whi ilw .uiujj one
Lenten to the Ca-i .. t,eoause the engine power wusMn-
Uops He" today, and j sufficient.
, v perrtti - ; CABm .firmiO.S
j,, 1000 men in us. Ml-OB SMPROVKl)
icrd,I,of the road are, ,
ustilW men seesiui, , Rome Allg Cardinal Gibbons is
Ejre not tne ' 'so miicn improved iiuix ne cauea on
Hi being placed on a j tno pope today.
Ip,t oi British macMn-j - .
reroakers, vno are e.v-( rort-iunu is iu nave ci new pucner.
" .. .ist I that ever tossed a auil across the
..i i.r ntn the nigm. , ... ., .
. plate, me roruniiu icuiu is tooaing
fcloplnion at the corals ,fori ing InoI1.j,y,tjH..lmrne of mae
turn x i so it is reported who nas more
broken, ana i s miu than Ule aver!lge pltcber and
hwa"wUk '"ilaib from the Texas Southern
Western Canada are
Fifty
more use auxiliary locomotives, aaifl !ln :one
case an express wain nau u oap one
t. ....t i. in hail rondi- Yesterday's baseball scores: Port-
i mm re uuwri in F' , -. - . -i J
stririitls necessary to genes, 10; Oakland, 6.
Ga-i'r'""1, A"s,ri- A,P - M-s-rs
a.i-l-iisaiy.a. 11ii),,i ,i v.., .
m cmfe,,.,,,.,. ,. m"
me -Mir. f,,r i ...
ir. ,. " v " -"-irc Ionian Op-
Td ( omii.'inv f v... v.., '
Tofterl.K the operatic rt and culture
m ,'us Adopted for umkine xhe
ber of P,.,7Vn " P..v-'ml"- "'M'ttn the centre of a nation-
p'nter of cin,!,! "'V' r" ,,"n '? ""'4 after the univerlitv
penier had to,n L . . . b"oln the United States ch.,-
for nn llfK1 foili. The Chain L-r ' si . V .7' ,,?"ri"f. lt'lf exclu-
UUob to ,fr,W, here. " L;,f ' , ,t0 ftencd inviting
I , f f operatic hIukIi.k. U.cal
!"";"-al -societies are to be Induced to
j study operas si.Ksested by an advis
ory council i uiuui r .,
J ltr l authorities J.,, ,.,..,,!, i
1 t u as litr (u ri("J.l Mi iinl
FIE18 WORK FOR WATER
The fJrtd work of the sui-rey for
the gravlly line of the Kuwne wa
lur tint) was finished todav liv
Llaiia iuia lluArthur. the liiml' vr
veyang Hi-m. Specific.aiiont. will he
ready for contracts in a few weeks
wjth fnJ fli-iwings.
Grorej Kestlev anil Olei,
ffer. TVho have been i.uuiot;,.,,
. M.w.otui iu en-
gineers, returned last night ifrom the
crevr.
slnsm will Tiormii. As far us nnssibi
the Metropolitan 'Opera Companv will
whenever reques'ied. lend its co'-oper-atmn
by swidins efficient soloists and
turnishins whatever else ma-v be re
quisite t enabl.e u satisfactory per-feirniace.
PREPARE TO OPEN
OHIO FIGHT FOR TAFT
i. 1S7
: The Coinniercinl Club decorating
commute for the Shrlnem' meeting
.Jill t loniKht at 8: IS .o'clock' at
toe clue.
THIS IS EUGENE'S BUSIEST STORE
ther Sale of
ash Dresses
' sell every Wash Drcs i.
' io n are making the
' one-nair J3.75 Dresses
$2.50
W Shirtwaist suits $2.50
W or Canoe
Pillows
! Plow8 for the boat, or
sorted colors; sale. 20c
'Sun Bonnets
"Mle they ,ast !,c
tr,1wis1)0nnets,. ,
lr rotor,;
Rompers
Kreat lahnr
special, each .,,.
Wit Hac
Nuced
"!!' heavv
;: fiir .
ribbed Hose,
. . . 1 - ..
Ho!. fin. M-....... ..
"- au,ii.... light
""'"j . inn
fIeDamask
Table
n-.n. ,
h Material
SATURDAY'S BARGAINS
Dry Goods
Wonderfully Underpriced
Every department is being
stripped ot goods used . in the
summer months. Profits are
lost sight of; cost not considered.
Object now is to sell the goods
wnicn are liable to be carried on
our shelves till next season. This
is your opportunity. Will you
improve ltr
Saturday's Shirt Waist Special
$2 shirt waist, embroidery and lace AO.
trimmed, Saturday each. OC
Saturday's Long Kimona Sale
$1.25 long lawn kimonas, floral 9 tT
designs, Saturday's price, each ...
Saturday's Silk Skirt Bargains
$6 taffeta skirts, all wanted colors, C C()
wide flounce, Saturday, each,-.P4,-, v
Saturday's Curtain Sale
$1.50 white dotted Swiss ruffled M AA
curtain, Saturday's price, the pair V vv
$6.50 lace curtains, 3 yards long.C A A A
beautiful patterns, Saturday, prP4'-
Wash Goods -Price
Balance of our lawns, mulls, poplins, in fact en
tire line nf tli
halt price.
20-cent matcrl.ik 10c
25-cent materials 12Mc
ou-cent materials 15c
50-cent materials . . 25c
Wool Remnants at. -Price
Owing to the extra amount of business durin?
these days ot merchandise moving, remnants are
accumulating very fast. To keep them sold out
We m.-lrlr tlio. l UU U l n.ri.
."Mil HI Udl VJIIClIdll 11IC IUIUJ11
$2.00 tcmnanti at $ 1 00
50c remnants at 25c
Nazareth Union Suit Waist,
Just the best undergarment for children yet; Naz
areth with the best shaped drawers attached,
the suit .50c
ThrT
iHEYARD
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Copyright 1908 by
Hart Schaffncr & Marx
A FLYhR FROM
THE
CLOTHING
Department
The prices we are going to
name on some new spring and
summer clothi ig should sell
them out bcicre noon.
The opportunity you should
not overlook. The price is low;
for one day only.
25 spring and summer suits
ranging in pri:e from $4.50 to
$20.00.
$4.50 Suits, Sale Price
$2.25
$5.00 Suits, Sale Price
$4.00
$12.03 Suits, Sale Price
$6.00
$15.00 Suits Sale Price
$7c50
$15.00 Suit-., Sale Price
$10.00
Hampton Bros.
Wilttitt Sf..
WHUE CASH It ATS CREDIT
35c
DPES SHIRTS
. 50c
A. I.
the speakers will be Governor Harris,
(.iovci-nor Hughes, of New York, and
Senator llevei ldge, cf Indium.
invitations will be extended to
henntors 1' m aker and nick, although
their names will not be on the pro
gram for addresses.
ltltVAX AMI MACK
IM.A.WIXti CAMI'AUJN
Chicago, Aug. S. An Important
meeting, having to do with the gen
eral outline of the campaign, will be
held between llryan and Chairman
Mack In Lincoln. Mr. Mack said to
day no further efforts would be made
to secure reduced railroad fares to
the llryan notification meeting.
Independents In Kiiiisiik
Topeka, Aug. Si. The Hearst Inde
pendence parly Is planning to put a
Tull state ticket In the field by means
of petition.
VORYS.
Cedar Point. Aug. 7 Arthur 1. 1
Vorys. manager ot the motenient
which culminated In Tart's aumina-l
tlon, will preside at the opening!
meeting of the Republicans ut!St,,X?'
Youngstown, Sepleiuber 6. Among I DC (ri
1 WUATIIKH KOItKCAST
i I'Olt XOHTII WUST
1 l'ortlund, Aug. S. Ore-
gon. Washington and Idaliu
, Knlr tonight and Sunduv.
CHU'A(!() W11KAT MAHliKT
Aug. S. Wheal, closed:
9ifc; December,
May, --$1.01 '.4 i y.
FAMOUS BIG TREES
SAVED FROM FIRE
BATTLESHIP FLEET
NOW AT AUKLAND
Sonoma, Aug. 8. Rv .the
HercuJiMuj efforts of GOO men, if ;
who wnrted all nlirM th r.., ,j. I
est fire in Calaveras countv .Is '
under cuuitrnl. Though tlious-
auds tvf .dollars worth of .prop-
ert.v w.iiH .dostroyed, the fire
XU.-hters .preventi.d it.he flames
tjoni unulug Into the lanio.is
Uxiive of big .trees. It is lie-
LLJVt'.d .that -all ihuier Ik u,.i- a
.U" S JI,i:AI..;its IS
j;:;ni iii.f
AT HOSWtl lMi
Auckland Sunday) Aug.
R- The Amerlcjiu flwl of
battleships was sighted off
thla port, at 4 o'closrk this
mnrniuig.
4"f 4 . 4i 4.
ci:Kitii,
xnws IX
imivnv
I'OK.M
iC'.liiujriiHitli cna-ltv In nn hnilmtil
.Milie jnil iSllUI J'llanin. llknrani
. ..Jik Auivi.ls . werejiJaced on .i4al in
;lilistii;e Uing's cuju-.t tlus utu rnooii
II at a .e'ukjci, .wilJi .Icrauk U. .Mlcelli
.aitf.inir .hh .lhih- rnn- .i...
! Jtssiilmrg .Uovlew. The dcfuidants iol1 f asture aiig iilli
itlrnve :into town S'.uesday wJch the
most it ill uu liiobsK horw .lu'iiKlna
hlt. XOieijuiiiuul wjs almost..! skele
ton. ;frcni i n rvuliW.n umX ...... i.
.anil its IiimJv .was JjitJf.raw vinb sores.'
ii hiwi uivenni .win ji jfltseasii
hra!ilin,;.fiJUi. ..tr-.shal Xornuui took
the pno." beast, tn f4i .ni SiniLh.'F.IJIvery.
.wlmre, uiulf proper can?. It ,l m-
lii-o.Ving, .boDi.ln Juioks and .sfatingth
(IrailtH Pass Is surrodiu'led by fire
on ew.vy side, which Malted on the
Chausso place near t:be city limits.
Men are fighting day and night to
save buildings on tin- outlying sec
tions of the city, ho I'm- successfully.
A IKtoclilim (Cal.) illHpatch says;
Knntied by a slrong wind, the lire
which Is causing tne ranchers mid
C!t1inn2n Of Tonluunn. and Calave
ras .counties. a lot off trouble, swept
ovw a large urea aail consumed a lot
number of
b Ul'M nils and fet.e..ii - li ut..i...i
ataiiK the south f k or the Slanls
laait river amis swicjit .across a wide
ai-rfc- of cuMBtTy northward near
Girm eland.
It.irry K. Tbaw, slayer of Stanford
Wh:e, ha nwu a petition
iin Involujituin-y bankruptcy at
Pttwdbnrg, amd Hogcr OWInni.
well - known detecilce. has
i-appolmacrt raRelver for his es-
i.atu. I Haw i schiidule shows J12S,-.
W12.J.8 asscH mid in3,H0.4;i llabil-:
l'les Of (lis lntuer iiitnnunt 1711 -
'K:i2 lsine'd. St is suiiiuiHed ihi.
H!ht liu&iiijtiasus ( LlriUiBelvis. am half- iltoern
iMar.vetl Jin.aMarao and .iui:lly as
clIrtiv-lnrikitiK .as nut. their uilu.era.ble
horse, f.iiin uinJin Che animal, in ilis.
I'eilHIf'l. II1CI l.r 11H Ai I tlicl it ii,..i in i
;uccunntin: . tiffr. Tin. Peiuihv fnr thulr' .actlmi wk ni..ki.n i., .....i., ... ..
.of foi-'se iin a i fi no of.fi-oii ir, tn ir.n 1 rjii'vm.tit nt i-tirtici.nvk i...,..
" " - - ' 1 r','.i,'.iH.hc i.l ll J ll if
lirinti, iinfrrt.u;ii.itely, iA-ithH. a jall.iol liwyors ai;i otlrers incurred dur-
.Mine than 300 women physicians
attenbed the hiiiiuh!) meetlnc .of .the
Aiuel'.an M.Wi'cal Awoelnrinn, which
was i-MMiutly In Chicago.
GREAT FLOUR MILLS
CONCERN IN HANDS
OF RECEIVERS
IMXIXKKS IS PltOliTAIII.K AMI
WILL (ONT1M K WITIKH r IX.
Ti:iiKii-Ti(.vK,,xl,,vl.;ltsnil.
IS SAID Tt) UK MKKKLY l.NTI.
I'KXT TO RKOIMiakizatidx t)K
(Oltl'dllATKlN
Minneapolis. Aug. K.,ncldent ,
.-org,21l,n, C(,r(.lll, Bt(,ckluiU,rs
" the Pillsbiiry-Washhun, Klour
ll ei,,,"""'""? Petitioned the
ec "r r 'r "I'Pointment of
i c he . I he petit,,,,, was grant
1 and the court named C S Pi u
1 ury. S(, (,f the late C A. Pillsb urv
i h.. ""'"I; """" 1,1 U.west:
and''cooriil-ev"""'''''"-
""nk:-,-:--?
llusimSN In I'rofiiablc
On standing bonds, according to
statement r U,o companv, l,SUe2
hIouT't. UK' ''"'' ted 'ti J-d.
1842 000 , ,C, U,!'. """'"f were
42,000. against which were Inter
est charges of 121,0,000, dividend on
e char: 9U"" ' """00, and oth
er ebaigcR nmoiuitiK to $200,000.
leaving u balance of 1.1,000.
"DAISY" WALLIS BUYS
THEREED MANSION
SWl ItKS ItHAITII'l'l, HICSIItKXCK
OX HAST ULISVICNTII STHKKT
I. V. ItKl'.K IH'VS TAItM l-IUHl
WALLIS - - -
U;e ("Daisy") Wnllis, f hs rltv,
lias purchased .1. V. Heed'a splendid
residence on Hast Eleventh street,
formerly the Park residence, for $13 -.,
the deed having been passed
ycKlerdav. In i-irhoi,.... vi- n. ....
" . (-IV. J'l I , IVtTCTU JSL"
cures the Wallis farm of 141. 11 acres
i .uoii .i-i, township 17, south ot
runge 4, west, (he ci.iisiderntlon given
In the deed being $14,1 1 1.
Mr. Wjillis will piohnhly not live
In tile resiiii'nei. h.. i.,
. ....... Jl(ot iincillis-
!d, as he 1 a, Hn.. , ,,, ,
lease.lt to some one ri,w. '..p i.t.. i..
"is has talked of corning to Eugenu
to reside, and It iiiuy be that she will
occupy the house.
T. CI. iW.nlhfir, and wife, of Eiuiira
!w.tire in !tiiH itoda?. .
MYSTIC SHRINERS WIL L
PITCH TENTS IN EUSF.NE
ANCIEST lVtLAItir. OKDKK NO-, fal, Jjil.y viciims. ie,i,.r anj sweet
VJ Tlflf. .M'.i M liC HIIIII.N'K, . it IIS In fimklllK tills fisi n le,,
SOX OF r.U K HHSKIlTUO.VOj In-eakcc
HUB R.lt: LIM-KX. OH LIS- IJves of giciB' men all reuijvd
TKN. YK OT' THK KATlll-TI
IOWA SENATOR
BURIED WITHOUT
POMNR SHOW
J!Z;;rAr': '.so
todav In ,...... :.. ' "'"led
t.itJon T "-voin ot all osten-
I ,. ' , i services were held ,,t
ols.lngulshed vV ?H "i Z'Z". "f
' . o UIH
LISTK.V:
Our Oxr'.s in inw filled w Ir h tie
cirfiitest oli'i-Tlngs from herd, from
nr'i!;ini. and lne.ni, 'ind .e uri;
ci.nMiin'd by ofir anrieiv that, 'ill til
tlie V ns of the Ismit w b hav. nev-
enjnyed lfi'j lit-Miilaii'v
W e n e or n different hv ml .
Ai-id In jiartln.t,. leave lii-blnd us
Trnrku a cn,iie r cannot lii,d.
OX (ini WAV Itli.loit; INt;
ol Die
Kiii.''-7i. Noble;., or r.ii i iijK'd at our
shrin.-. ami also that a u'rent iniin,iier
f iinreu1 nernte tlitr-s .shall Join in
the ft ft i hromlug iilirriuiuit' and
i Kifh t)'ir teats under our sliadv
P&Im.'.
i'heicfu-e, our Ptit
that our portals of
Six hundred iinti
"A Bull II .lbili,-'
with gully eaputr,.
lit hi? latin i caiw
J"Wel, and miiik
ll tifllevfj 1 In
"Midi iJ .(.Huh,"
Miell I, , ml
Is. lir iliuili ,fn!ly
treii.ur.. in niir
till
Tempi,, in !.',e trails, una ,.,i ,V
: .Yl.tKletjOIIH i nsieal Ma g It III ll . I, fit.,
known it, iih us ihe ;, .it (i,n,.S).
P.ainl." ;lie nttiHt griitctiue ;ii.'re:i
i tlon t, ni'ilsleal maificliiiis a,ni lnli lti-
i prortiklui; faiie-come(Jy m, ,'IiIk ron
ntate, anximir.''1"111 or,ce fin in-l .-r lo be 1 - r--h.,.MfttiHtv
i.i gt.t n.
tlutjwn opti to rieir utmost in honor
O St limillfilll'll gllfHIH, llllfl
th.-te weary wanderers lo
' I i e
of our
to allow
see ll,,. true light, will call you to
assemble at mar MOSyi'K nn 1
fjy.Vet Sixth Moinli. I'lfili hiy
Piihi M.i.l.i.i llejlru
Cf,rte,ufi!iit.'o'o
Septflllber ."III, IDIIH, .
iP.n rt for Al Katler
Shrine, io make
to tve iitiio i;.h-
C'lllS." otberKlKe
I7'li.'ene. (In-Kmi.
notiie U ri-ti'ie.wii 1 'o bring
Siitiiiilii y,
A ;!it. i1:iv I
i't fi ,e. .lvil f
th" pi 1 irr i inn 2
i)i: oi
Marvelous Kublbl'loriK of (he
"iiiiku JYnnkt Mnxie
rolie.i I'l-ltks .Mnglc
Kim Cun Miwry
of Ilia' in.v-teritiu agency known to
iik an I'fl.KCTKIliTY.
Our elet'tiif chair hnn cnpnclty of
.ono volls. Htrnggiers and other' de
II rwi rj.-n ( h el rtnicuied f,-,.,. ,,r chari'e.
cel.. .Mi:ncKii.
t hler pj in Ine Man'- and I
lier.'ll
pa
Pi
WILLIAM B. ALLI10H.
hi. nun oi I),,. I...
TIIK
Dlr
oililllillci Appoliili ,
et llllve cillllllllrtee 1 .
,0,,
offi-iini;. Nothing at'i-pted but (Continued on I'age tight.)
Iin limit
ill!
were conducted I, , j
'' lb" U',Mii,isi.
'li'iriii, ami the i
LlillCWOO I cem, ,,,r.
body lay in .,,. y,.K;,,;1, r.
of people cull,, , , fTi.,... ....
respect. w u"
O o
sellalor.
'"iPle. Thev
' T. Ile.p ,
''sb.vteruiii
'"'lit was i,
bule ol
o
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