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THE
1NE
BAIL Y
gTO SENO jRITCHEY CREEK FLOWS OVER " .
pdOGRESSIVh mlNloltn; IHKtt MILLION GALLONS DAILY
i. tho Tur-
tenia! Order of Eagles wns held in
iiii Moore theatre tills morning, at-
afternoon It w118 4,.,i hv nvpr 2000 delegates and
W -j .w Mehenied :, M1!ra. Ten thousand members
U moin ta9 bcen , lld delegates are In attendance at
9 Turn" - the gran(i aerie.
.sni from Turkey at
J Bff.T.Sted charge
a II
AT LOWEST KNOWN STAGE
PETER CLAUDIANES IS
READY TO TELL ALL
of a new minis''
"77 a III HPV. Willi
M.r:!7.VihP 0ld "reslme.
'm 1 .,,ttonS no sur-,
Lose re r - i
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recall all ministers ai- J
.u. -nnaiiiiu on was;T
i W"e .,k,i,i.. mem
?ti rmoathy with the
roUfWrs la Turkey. j
TOKXADO WRKCKS
UAKOTA TOWN'
A tornado struck Mandan
A tornado struck Mandau
last evening, causing $50,-
000 damage, there were no
fatalities.
The following official report reaicl'mir the flow of Kitcliov
creek was received today from Kngineers MuClain ami McAr-'
thur:
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i Jo the Mayor ;,ud Coininoii Council of the City of Eutrciie: !
i (ientleiiH'ii: We hereby hand von liieasureiiient.-i oft
1 Kitchey creek as follows: ;J
August 5, 'OS, :.U,-).(RHI gallons. i
J! August 10, 'OS, :S,0uU(IIIO gallons.
I The first nieasureinent was made by Mi-Arthur, the latter
by Mr. Kennedy. ( '.imputations were 'made hv McClain mulii
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WKATIIKlt FOltKCAST
lOH NOHTIIWKST
Oregon and Washington
Partly cloudy In western por
tion, fair In eastern portion.
Wednesday, fair; northerly
wind s.
McArthui.
Idaho Fair
Wed uesday.
tonight and
Yours trulv.
McCLAlX AXD IcAHTlir
Over 700 men are working on the
erade of the California Northeastern .
Itallroad from IJorrls, the present! In connection with the above report it lliny be added that
terminus, to the edge of the Klamath ! Mr. Jas. ). Kennedy, all old resident, ill 11 letter to Mavor Mat-
Falls morass. Track is laid from ; lock. SaVS : "I think K'itcliev creek- is the Inn-rat I ever k:iv it "
Such testimony should refute the assertion that Hitchey creek
does Tint afford nil ..llimle llmilv fit" vot..e silUlnini'lv n fiip-
i ii.-Tlie opening ex-lpolnt. The tunnel work is now un-,ther lirecailt ion the i-itv Ims: t'iUl on tin. woWst nf ovnr!il oilier
Vie grand aerie of the Fr-;der way at Dorris, , ntitruous to the nine line. . '
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B GATHER
JH URGE NUMBERS
Track is laid
Dorris to the state line, a distance of;
five miles, and construction trains
are running over the rails to that '
; der way at Dorris.
STANDARD PATTERNS
THIS IS EUGENE'S BUSIEST STORE
ROYAL WORCESTER. CORSETS
August Clean-Up Sale
fosh Dresses Continued
at JfPrice
(Vt bare added every Wash Suit in our
kimolh stock to this half price sale.
L ae, linen picket suits, worth up to
i.M. sale price now $7.00
While lawn and colored shirt waist
iU worth to $4, sale price , now.. $2
Kimonas Underpriced
l!.!5 long or short Kimonas, pretty de-
August clean-up idee, each . . . K."c
k short Klmonaf Japanese designs;
istclian-up price 4 0c
for women, the
P ribbed black hose, forVh'lidtVn". 'fine
- r girls, heavy ribbed for hoys;
tapper Dresses Reduced
per? wrapper in cur stock for less.
MS Percale Wrappers, dark colors.
Mlounce, braid trimmed, each. . .$1.00
t Percale Wrappers, heavier than the
August sale price, each $1 .2,1
H IS extra heavy Percale Wrappers,
tricolors; sale price, mieh . i r.n
Hundreds daily are improving
these summer sales by buying
dependable dry goods at here
tofore unheard of prices.
We clear the deck of all sum
mer goods and prepare for fall
action.
Cost of the goods now is of
little consideration. Our ideas
are, move out summer stocks.
If you could see our store these
days you would think the en
tire stock would all be moved
out soon. We have the busi
ness of Eugene. Trade was
never better.
Wash Dress Goods for Little
Money !
About 300 yards of Lawns, Batistes and
other wash umterials on sale at one-half
price.
10c Lawns, sale price, the yard 5o
20c Lawns or Uutistes, sale price,, the
yard , . t 10c
2ilc Batistes, Mercerized Capllns, sale
price, the yard 1-Uc
r0c Silk Checked Mull's, several colors;
sale price, the yard 2,v
Mercerized Ginghams for Less
7 pieces Mf-rrt'rizcd (JIiiKbams, rfjsuliir
2Gc quality; August sine price, ynnI..lHo
Pure Linen Sui'ingfor Less
35 and
sale price,
'AUCKLAND ENTHUSES
OVER YANKEE Uhl
Auckland. Auk. I 1 - Glorinu:
weather continues and I he enteruiln
incut of the officers and men of the
Amvr-.can battleship flm't Is ucitiR
carried out with even renter enthu
siasm than was expected before the
fleet arrived. Lord l'lunkltt, gover
nor of Now Zealand, gave a state ball
at the government house this evening
in honor of Admiral Sporry and the
officers of the fleet.
t'HIC.KIO WIIKAT MAItKCT
Chicago, Aug .
94; December,
$1.01.
Portland, Aug. :
ST; blueBtem, 93;
11. September,
96; May,
1 Club, 89;
valley, 89.
red,
3(!-inch Linen Suiting;
the yard
August
. . 2Xc
.33-inch Ginghams Reduced
GREAT FIRE IS
RAGING NEAR
SULLIVAN MINE
1 lc mid 1 He Zephys
ed colors: Autnvt a!
Ginghams, nil want
price, the yd I'J'jc
Linen Finished Suiting
3(i-lnch, 20c quality While Linen Finished
Suiting; the yard 1.1c
very Department Is Being Cleared of all Summer Goods
Hosiery
or tan Hce,
White Wash Belts
2.ctfa"-P Price, each
.fce Duck Skirts
, -.1 Ux.L r.. .
Mirts, clean-up
it Duck Sk,
:? Dk sVirts'.
Dllf.fr a'i.':l. ' '
or plain
price.
""'S, clean
up price.
$1.(10
clean-up price,
$1.2
clean
"li price,
$!..-
Conside
Silk or Lisle Gloves Reduced
75c Lisle Gloves. 12-button length, the pair . . .."e
tl.00 Lisle Gloves, lG-button length, the pair. . K."c
J1.35 Llsla Gloves, lfi-buttjii length, the pair $l.ll
$1.50 Silk, double-tipped fingers, whiile. black or
colors, 16-button length ( Kayser's ) , the pair.. $1.'J."
3,ric Taffela Kibbon. 5 inches wide, all colors.
the yard
8 to 12 '4c Laces, inch to 2'-.. niches wide; the
yard "
Seen in the Silk Dep't at
August Prices
$1.00 Rajah Silk. 27 inches wide, sever
al shades: clean-up price, the yard. . . . 7."c
fide Princess Figured Silk, 27 inches
wide; August clean-up price, the yd.. ;trc
White vSwiss Curtains at Price
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Winnipeg. Aug. 11. A
special dispatch from Crnu
breok says that a big fire Is
raging neur Sullivan, with the
probability of the Sullivan
mine being burned. Another
fire is burning near Kiinberly
and there is danger of that
town being wiped out. Owing
to the strike In the Canadlnii
Pacific railway shops nu en
gine is available and two hun
dred men, who were to go to
Ferule, are held over. It is
not known when a I rain can
start.
KING AND EMPEROR
MEET AND EMBRACE
Cronberg, Aug. 11. King Kdward
arriveo nere tins morning and wns
A Great B g Bargain in Embroidery
10 and 12 Vic ICnibroideiy, tdge nd insert ion;
tire Icrt on sale at. the yard
$1
Wide
.".0 While IK tied Swiss Curtain, with
ruffle; clean-up price, the pair $1.1(0
ration Paramount
in buX'ng is first of all
RELIABILITY
'"users an.
;5i,f Elected fr,,.,,
Eie in a
(IV...,
relives. Th,
!!"5m enal.;.
rar,.
ice (,f
de (if 1 ho liuf ol.,n.
''"' '""st relinhle mills,
sanitary factory, by e.-""""-'"'ess
of the manu
" ,: " "inkers to offi'r the
10c , b
r.i .
I trr,,13.r.
utt"; $1 a Rip
X
Karkhi Cloth
lle.-t mat'iiil for tenting suits, yd..li."c
Remnants of Wool Suit-
TIi"
just I,
are t
-half
ings
r.at b:ir.-'aii
price.
lOvei-y one at
Big Sale Harvest Hats
Straw II. i' : lake your choice
lir.c
am
h .
A Hummer on Suits
Men's $l.."o
Suits; on ( a n t
the suits; now
Could yon
two-pleee Siimnii-r
.:i i., pay us one-half
. .'J.e;.-. iii $.-.oo
; K tor riMtf
I THOMAS L HISGEN
IIimji'hI ( hicT iilly in Hid ItKlfiM-et'lciii-'
H
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or oho at 2. "i0.
Copvrlfrht ItyiS,
Dutchess Mfg. Co.
Easy in
Any Position.
ox
imtr h'.'ivy yvi
;i'ni',ii,H Sox
liM-t, at tlif siiiliun Ijy Iviiijm'hm- Wil
liam am siifh'.. 'I'll'1 kin iiinl cin
iMTur kii-scfl (-full oth'T (in Imrh
SUT CASE;
TRUNKS
Hamptou Bros
558-564 Willamette St.
WHEE CASH BZAT5 CREDIT
Headlight
Boss of the Road
Overalls
o
cheeks and elll iM'tieed In
dial uiannei.
After the usual cer-monlcs
monarr lis leok an ntitomohili
Krleiirli hsiiof castle, where they
a long talk before lunch, which
resumed after lunch.
ICIng Kdward Hill
Auntria. tonight.
most cur-
the
to
had
was
Isrhl
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WILLIAM J. BURXS.
The detective who arrested the sus
pected dynamiter of ex-Supervisor
Gallagher's home in Oakland, Cali
fornia.
says he will incriminate his brother
John, who, he says. 'xplo.led the
bomb as the result of a personal
quurrel with Gallagher.
Peter says he was at Heno at tho
time of the explosion, but when ho
heard of the attack ou Gallagher's
residence though: li was time to
leave. He says he went to various
places. Including San Krancisco,
where he met Detective Hums on tho
street, but was not revognized. and
then "bummed" his way east and
stood beside Hums in the police
court last week.
Burns Is the man who made I he ar
rest yesterday.
Chicago. Aug. 10. IVccr Claudl
anues, who has been sought by tho
authorities of San Krancisco because
of bis alleged complicity in the blow
ing up of houses belonging to ex-Su-pervtsor
Gallagher, wjis arrested hero
today by th elocal police, at the In
stigation of a detective from District
Attorney l.augdon's olfice. The cap
ture was effected by means of a de
coy letter sent by the San Francisco
police and received by Glaudlanes a
moment before his arrest in the nost-
I office.
The prisoner s brother. John, was
nrrested several weeks ago in San
Krancisco, and confessed to placing a
bomb in Gallagher's residence In
Oakland, Cal. Several persons were
slightly Injured by the resulting explosion.
ITIIKKM A It 10 DKAM,
I ONK KATAM.Y Ill'HT
Chicago. Aug. 11. Peter Claudi-I
ancB, arrested hero yesterday, de-l Wheeling, Vu., Aug. 11. Esrnp-
clares he will return to California : Inn gas In a building on South bofr
and make a complete statement of all , "S'; rLS
he knows about tho explosion which : .lllr,. flr .,,. mused the denth
wrecked Former Supervisor Galla- f the threo Misses Gavin, and a per
gher's residence In Oakland, Cal. Vie haps fatal Injury to Mrs. ,1. S. Gavin,
SERIOUS WRECK
OF TRAIN ON THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Glendlve, Mont., Aug. 11. The
Northern Pacific train No. t, the
North Coast Limited, had a disas
trous wreck twelve miles east of
Glendlve last night. Fireman A. II.
Matthews and an unknown tramp
were killed, and twenty or thirty
passengers Injured, one fatally. Kx
pri'ss Messenger Wilson Is expected
to die.
The train was running fifty miles
an hour and went through a burned
bridge, bill the prompt action of the
engineer in putting on the brakes
and reversing the engine prevented a
wreck of the entire train.
The engine, smoker and iniill cur
went Into the ditch.
DISASTIiOl'S COLLISION'
OK KI.KCTItlC CAItS
Pliliin. ()., Aug. 11. Five were
killed and nearly forty Injured, sev
eral nerhaiis faintly, when two elec
tric suburban cars on the Western
Ohio Traction Company's line collid
ed at a sharp curve a few miles north
of here last night. Iloth enrs wore
lute and were milking up time, and
one car Is said Iji have disregarded
orders by not taking the siding Just
south of Sidney.
HOLLAND WILL
PREPARE FOR WAR
The Hague. Aug. I 1 . The
halili ship Jacob Van lleeins
kerk sailed today for I'arrl
heau waters, and the ci-ul.-.-r
Kriesland. which returned to
day fr 'in Norway, will prob
ably follow.
Willemst.-td. Aug
colon!.. 1 c ivernniei
lug active prepai
possible troiihle le
Net :;erlands and V'
It. The
I is mnk
n : Inns tor
t we- n t he
lieZljela.
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SERIOUS STORMS
IN MIDDLE WEST
KvarisvlljV. Ind,. Au. I I A it
rlflf h.iil ami thuniiVr Ht.nin t-v. 1 1 1
iivit ihi.i vicinity lil.t niK'it, rtoiiiL?
l i t Mil in (ik . William ."K was
FOREST FIRES '
UNCHECKED IN
NORTH IDAHO
Spokapo," Aug. 11. The
finis In the Lake Coeur d'
Aleno country, thirty miles
east of here, supposed to bo
under control,' have got a
fresh alart and heavy winds
are spreading them in all di
rections. Large timber own
ers uio sending all men pos
sible lo fight the Humes, but
thee damage Is already Im
mense mid there Is no telling
when the fires will bo check
ed. No towns are reported ill
danger yet.
TTT -
LAND FRAUDER
SENT TO PRISON
New York, Aug. II. Henry Cook,
presld.nt of the Oregon Hunching &
Timber Company, who was arrested
at linker Cily. Oregon, was commit-
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crushed to deal h In t he
barn, and a young son
ter of Jack Delroy wi
when the houseboat i u
resided was swamped.
wreck of bis
an I daugh-
'n.. drawned
which thev
Mrs. Del ray
WIlllAM F. VILAS.
i I'liriner niember of the ( 'levelll nd
cnlilnei w lio h i rltlcally III at his boms
j III Madison, Wis.
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had both 1.
broken.
Ky.. Aug
slottti ill
A hail
leel lo prison today. He i helil un
der $:,llOO ball fol ce,,..,lrecy to vlo-
limner hnnls ait.
.narsiiall, Jolnllv i"d( li d w i
was released on $2t"Mi l,i.
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