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The one marked exception is lumber, which can be bought
cheaper today than for many a year past and is retailed in
Eugene in many instances for less than wholesale prices.
This means that your dollar will buy more now than at
any other time and this is therefore the time to spend it.
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NtllSI KlUi: KOU THK I.IAIUV
Auckland. N. 7... Aug. 10 The ar
rival of tho American battU-shlp fleot
completing the IniiKi'Mt H't! In Its
world itiiIho, wan hailed with ilollKht
liy tlif piMiple of Auckland anil. In
flirt, of the whole nf New Zcalnnd.
Tim harbor of Auckland, which in
often termed the Naples of the
South, never presented a more boun
tiful iippi'iimnce than It did when the
meat white battleships, flyinn tho
American colors, steamed Into the
harbor one after another mill dropped
anchor, the flagship Connecticut lend
ing tho line.
The city was early astir, (excur
sion trains brought large crowds
from Wellington, Christchnrch and
olhor points, the number of visitors
exceeding all past records In the his
tory of this city. Thousands Jour
neyed out to tho headlands to catch
the first glimpse of the fleet. The
waters of the harbor were dotted ev
erywhere with yachts and excursion
crafts of every description, while the
wharves and hniltlliiitx ntonir tho
' waterways were thronged with men.
. women and children. On all the
buildings the Stars and Stripes and
the I'nlon .lack floated side by side.
The American colors were to tie seen
everywhere and many of the people
met In the streets carried tiny Ameri
can flags.
The arrival of the powerful vessels
nf war afforded a marine spectacle
magnificent beyond anything ever
seen before 111 these waters. The Con
necticut, plowing her way majes
tically through the channel was fol
lowed Into tho harbor by tho Min
nesota, Kearsage. Kentucky, Ver
mont and other vessels of the fleet.
Around and about them everywhere
the ttoats of the excursion fleet,
which kept up a const.int tooting of
whlitli-e and a display of daylight
fireworks.
As soon as the flagship came to
anchor she was boarded by the roceiw
tlon committee, who formally wel
comed Admiral Sporry and his offi
cers and men to partake of New Zea
land hospitality. Soon afterward
He,ir Adih( S;-rr. male tin offtc
Inl visit In the Mayor of Auckland,
who returned the is t The exchange
of offl.ial courtesies bctwtvn the Ad
miral and Lord rltillkett. the lieu
tenant Koteruor, w.is deferred until
later.
Ttie off!,'!.il proiva-iune for to,la
I Included the official '..Hiding. State
trceeptione.ini present .it ion of ad
dresses t I'r.vsiden! K.ios vc!t and
I A liiural Sherry, with a procession.
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civic reception, mayoral luncheon and
military review as events of tho af
ternoon and evening, concluding with
a State banquet and a display of fire
works and a general llluinlnatkn of
thu city.
Too eiue.-'.ainnipiit programme, as
finally arranging for the remaining
days nf tho week. Is as follows:
Tuesday: One thousand men land
for an entertainniont and mayoral
receptions, evening, State bull at (lov
emor House, the men being untor
tulned In various halls.
Wednesday: Race meeting, after
which Admirals, officers and other
guests leave In a special train' for
Koto Kua. the great pleasure resort
In New Zealand, where an elaborate
Maori welcomo will be given them
and they will go sightseeing; even
ing, various entertainments. Includ
ing Malro dancing and sports.
Thur.-diiv morning: One 'housand
men Innd and are entertained at lun
cheon; a'ternoon. LooO land and at
tend matinees at the theatres; ev
ening, loop men attend sports, and
various entertainments will be pro
vided lor the officers and non-coni-mlssioned
officers.
Friday: Haces and football and
lacrosse matches; evening, the sur
geons of the flee's will be entertain
ed by the I'.rUtsh Medical Associa
tion. Tne officers of the fleet are en
thuslastl' ovt- the suevess of the
long run from Honolulu to urkland.
probably the longest craiae ever
made t y a battlehln f.?e: w ithout
coaling. A good formation was main
tained throughout th ruu. through
the necessity of economizing on coal
prevented th speed contests and tac-l.-al
evolutions In which the fleet
t.-lght otherwise have engaged.
the general health of the crew is
reported excellent. Trom 3.000 to
Viieu of ih men of th - fleet will be
riven shore leave dally dm Mia the
cjiv of foil.- Mays In mis harhor At
the request of AdmlrM P;orrv no II
Hor of any kind will ho s rved at
ai.y ol the inn tioii ariatikid eir th
oiitert.'ilnmetit of the men here. Out
door sports will form a prominent
feature of. the programme, together
with the several gardi n parties and
special matinee performanc, s at the
theatr-s. l'r.insportalton on the
tramwais is free to all of 'hose w, -.ting
tne AttierU-ur. uniform and a
number of i-hices of auiueuiellt h.i
deel led to it've free lulmt-MOU te ;h.
sailors of the fleet.
NARROW ESCAPE
FOR SAWMILL
AT SAGINAW
A blir fire rnvtri In ihn u-.,lu
tho Booth-Kelly sawmill five miles
iium auginuw an uay sunuuy, ana i
for a tune the mill was In greui dan- j
ger, but the company rushed a large j
force of men up mere and by hard i
worn succeeded in ketplng the flames I
from the plant and in ciivalus tliemj
so tnat all danger has now apparent-1
ly passed. The fire started quite a
distance from the mill and ut first!
it was thought there was no longer '
at all, but the breeze fanned the i
flumes and they soon spread bevoml I
control. Wi.nl was sent down to
Saginaw and thirty-five or forty men;
were sent up to fight the Humes.
Tliey womed hard till late lust night
and were finally successful in slay-;
ing the progress of the fire, which i
was in u logged-off tract of land and I
no green tiiuuer was dumaged.
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In Kugene. to V. C.lford Nash and1
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