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fSUIT CAUSED
MURDER Or ANNIS
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F ' . n-t. l! An-
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HUH W mea "
I' . ki.sband. tne
r,rdon Hains.
. yr tail M".
charges against
.irlrter sad demand-j
... cho believes.
H kMther couclud-
L behind the bring-:
;t,sJ!ions ana nau ,
fas Hal ie ""'
jnff of the charges 1
. jii'Arra up- i
I .... .hnt hor l-MSI :
lamt " '
-br. father of Mrs.
turned to her fa-!
after being cru
L..i.nj l.llihv:
: nt so badly beat
en at Fort Hamilton as to make med
ical attention necessary.
Insanity l'f'nso
v vy Antr 1ft John P Mf-
itr ivini -
Intyre, counsel for Captain Haines,
said today tnai uit? uenru&e wuk.u
be insanity and that it would be prov
ed easily.
KKClm HUOKKX IN"
ttlSAXI) CIIMTIT
Pousshkeepsie, N. Y., Aug. 18.
The feature of the opening day o
the grand circuit meeting at the Hud
son River drlviug park toduy was the
-16 pace, in the which the first heat
of which The Kel went in 2:0214.
He thus beat the track record, 'his
own record, and made tlve fastest
mile paced in the grand circuit this
year. The Eel's chief competitor w:3
George unnn.
MNZEY WIN?
FIGHT IN
K, OF P ORDER
LONG
''' 3 oe Th.
u li k ti;jw r o
J lid. U.Jy. ',., I),,.
liodt
fuie.tl
w llll 11
' .mil toni--.ii s-an-'
.n.d KapiiK Muh.. '
ma, of tain i-itv.1
iiuucnes iv I!!- j.iv:
first round Th.Mu-
f punches 'o tii,.
Chicago, Ae. iK.jonn
A llisfcy, u,e -Vaptait.
Dreyfus of ir, Knights
lylhrns, rter suffering
several years.' fx,.is,m fr,,.
his lodge, charged with (, li
belling $Suo.uu, has lie,.,,
oneratea and reinstated
The charge was made liv (g
den Pothers, of JanestiP
wis.. "Wlii-ii Pothers was su
preme chancellor of tk-i- ,u
(ler. Ulnsey rought the in-dictiik-nts
and thev w-re
quashal and all subsequt-n'
i"1,1 suns wnicn were start
ed Ire either won ov they
were dismissed. Fir.atly he
was reinstated with " all
riglits and privileges after a
siM-en year fight at the re
cent bi-ennlal convention of.
i-yinians at notion.
emeu m give linn .-.m-
K'-ii-hi l backed Thomas fn-
- i a corner, made a half sbifi and
caught ioi- mi the side of the heal
w"ti a l.ard left-hand punch. Keicn
1 theji feinted Thomas wide open
'nd iilt in a fjt.r,.t rifht-hander to
the y'iomacli. putting Thomas down
tor. nil. eomii of seven. When
a.ie, Ketciie sent him down
witii hard rights auv lefts
'jiiy and jaw.
Joe
ug-iin
to tho
.
The plastering Is ne&Tly Tfiiiiihed
it both the new Bible UniWsity
building and In Rehms liull, which is
being remodeled-
TIKniAS NO MATCH
l STAM.K.T KKTH. HKI.
San Francisco, Ant.
about one minute and
Deadly auto works
over time in 'frisco
San Fraw'swo. Aug. lii.-Ilarrv
Ureen. ejetiteen years of age was
run down anr. killed by an automo
bile today it. Fmi,-i. and Howard
fireets. The maci.iai" was driven bv
A. ltolling. o( the iinker & Hair. Hon
Company, and'the claim is made that
Hreen bad neon ri.ling on the rest
end- of a nagon and Jnniped off In
front of Hie automobile
Hreeil's ile.lt h m:ibe tha Ih'trtu...)!.
! fatality tv; automobiles around San
rruncisco since July ath.
Vene's Busiest Store The Mail Order House of Lane County I
IS. After1
l half. of. fight-I S 1 -fn., t a.,i.., ..i....
Make-Room Sale Summer Goods
W
"ANDARD
ASHI0NB0OA
VT rfAU. 190ft
' mi. JTiO civts
lti 4 nn Ar
f ,! 1 lsrNDD
til I irarrutN
ul I m
E are ntsft a'&raio! to -almost give goods away. We are
deterrnined to clear the store of every yard of goods
and every piece of summer material if we have to make the
price so low ;as !to nalmost give them away. This we are doing
and the goods .are: being sold and carried away very fast.
If you -want to see a brcsy store, even in August, look in
here any 3ay. We are doing 'the business of Eugene in the
dry goods line. Our goods are the best and prices always
everlastingly, the lowest. It will pay you to keep posted on
the contents of this advertisement.
Goods Nearly all Sold Long or Short Kimonas Wash Dresses Closing Out at 'A
our lawns, batistes and all Jt a Make-R-OOm Price Jacket suits and shirt waist suits, some
itaials dosed out at 54-piice Every garment reduced. pique, others of Indii; Linon, all at 54-price
n ' -5c $.25 hong or short kimonas, OC- . $10.00 suits $5.00
10c ' .make;room price, each OJC $3 75suits .....$1.88
frSaleContiri'd Mercerized Ginghams Pure Linen Suiting
XtSpeTS' U25 n!frreiZeu rltfl' b'Ue- 35C 36-inChS SU!,in:'
miccauco ana percale, brown and light checks. Make-room blue or lavender.
ow SI.JI.50qulitr$ 1.25 PriGE , o . T nr.J 07,
mulity now $1.50 1 8 Cents ihe yGTQ 47C
yr Ginghams Linen Finished Suiting Lisle Gloves
zephyr ginghams all - pair
ri- (See window)' 36 inches wide whitc 75c longlisie gloves, button length, 55c
V1. . SI long lisle gloves, IS-button length, 85c
yaniUC- Ihe yard 15c SI. 35 long lisle gloves, 18-button length, SI
ll Dress Goods Are Now Ready &lrvSS
- -ou.uii iias accreel the
The
assortment is complete.
moet popular., are here read for your selection. The best are sure to be
the Clothing
partment
. kS0.'' colors. Prices
foAShirtsandSox
colors
;. 50c
5llC sox
25c
1 1 i
Latest of the Late
Newest of the New
Wc call your attention 'o the full line of
"Dutchess Trousers" now on display.
Fresh irom the factory. No used-to-be
or has-beens
New, snappy up-iodate stylish goods
and every pair backed by the celebrated
guarantee
10c a Button; $1 a Rip
If you don't know what it means, ask us.
HATS
P and 45c
Cents
i
Hampton Bros.
o 558-564 Willamette St.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
DON'T
MONKEY WITH THE BUZZSAW.
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MILITARY FORGE
AT SPRINGFIELD
IS REDUCED
MRS. GARDNER'S
GOODS SIEZED BY
COSTUMS OFFICALS
Chicago. Aug. 19. The VnH?A
States customs uffieials nave seized
Tapestries, palnting.s slntiiftrv and
rare armor valued al JS,00, the
property of Mrs. "Jack" Gnninpr., oJ.
nnslfin hnn-hr ulirn.il fr.. Mr. .I'...
ner's palace on Back liny. Tiie Roods
It Is alleged were brought there IS
"household goods." vukied at $X00U.
Fines and penallies jKii'i'mit'LiiR
$70,000 have been pajd, hin the cus
toms officials say that $SU,00U will
have to he paid before the goods iaii
be. released.
Mrs. Unidnur'a-Koods -were slipped
Into this country in the name of Mr.
Cir clbiMirne. a friend of Mrs. (hud-
HARRIMAN AFTER
INFLUENCE
l-'llTI-:i-:X IH'MiKFI) SOI.DJKIJS
l.KI-T ON ;i'AHl HIT Klllt
THKK TIMHIU.!'! NtT ANIKII
IVTKI IVI:sth;.1 U(S BY
TIIK (.'KAMI ,11'KY I'ltOlllUT-Ji
MOISK IIKKI'I.TS THAN COIUV.
xioirs ixyi i:st
Springfield, Aug. 1 !). The ko1-
dli-rs are leaving for ttirir Iioiuch lu
ll a y and hy tomorrow the military
force 111 Springfield will lie reduced
liv l.MHI. which is hclleved to h an
ample nniiitier to handle the situa
tion. This reduction in the forco will
save the stale about $20,000 a day,
it is stated.
Investigation Into the lynchingB
and moli rule in fruitful. The best
element Is coming lorward with in
fortunium (or tin; grand jury, and
residents ol Ihe "black licit." dis
trict, real i'. lug that old conditions
are a thing of the past, are making
frantic efforts to preserve their per
sonal Interests.
While inhumation for the grand
jury seems easy to obtain, the coro
ner's Inquiry is not so prolific of re
sults, probably due to the public
character of tho Inquiry. Kor in
stance at the coroner's Inquest on
the lynching of Sc:ott and Kurton to
dny, there was a noticeable lack or
definite testimony as to individual!!.
If this condition continues tho
chances for conviction of the leaders
of the riots is remote.
:
X Toport emmtiatlng Jroiu traveling
j men In this cfly is to the effect that
i'K. H. 'HariiBian, tho Southern Pacific
I magnate tTK'iiflfng ii is vacation at
' Pelican Bay., hns no greiit revelations
Ito mnko to (SiiVernor Chamberlain,
'but desiras 'to win him over to the
Icorporalion view of American life,
I sliice ho Is certain to become a Vnll-
ied Sinus senator, llarrlman. It is
said, feHls that a great crisis Is
Inbuilt to occur in the railroad affairs
of tho nation, and is far from certain
' that he 'will have enough llHilted
States senators In his hands to stave
ofl the 'threatened storm.
Ynrtterdity Chamberlain spoke lo
the people of Klamuih Fulls, but
nolhing of any consequence wus giv
en out officially as to what reason
Harriman had for asking the gover
nor lo come to him clear across the
slaKi
DYNAMITING IN
MINING DISTRICT
ttuml iihnm, Ahi, Auk. 19. Karly
ImUiy lh rtsi(hnri (if TIhuiuih I5iik-
unn.'H cot ractnr of 11k? Tt'iinuasoe
Cttt Iron & Kaihviiy Coiiipany, at
Plant City, was dyiui tuit nl and ni'arlv
(IcninllHhod. Tw (if HiiKKimrt
damchU'i-s - wore Injured. Later lh
hninp of Harrv Davis, a nccro miner.
' wai 'dynaniltiMl, but nobody wan hurt.
. Twn negroes havn heen Hrnslid.
1 Thfiv is much unrest In tho mhf
Inn riiKtrh't and furthrr troutile Ik
CX)Wtid.
THOMAS i- HISGEN.
. MaKsarhus'tlH man imuifnatifd foi
5?rsidnt by the indi'fMMidcncc li'tieufl
7Ay. 1 1 iijrn has W?rn .Die inwt itwr
fin I rival of 1h SljindtcMl (Ml conip:iii
Ii tint eastern Kla,t. lur wr I'ct'.I yea it
nT's, and Mrs. Cliadbourne In out of
tht city and roulfl not luvrvlew--ed.
Ha Not)iff: to iny
Dost on, Aiik. 1 !. Mrs. Jack ilarl
nor 6" Mned to rtlM-unH thf- Hi:.tr.n' of
her ti "ids.
ATLANTIC FLEET
SIGHT AT SIDNEY
Wyduoy, N. S. W. (Aug.
1 2ft ii a. in. I The Atlantic
i I1im has J it st lii-cn sighted.
: Van throngs are awaiting lis
J COIli'llg.
14-
iDYNA&ilTE CHARGE
COST SEVERAL LJYLS
POPE SUFFERS
ATTACK OF GOUT
WEALTHY BREWER
KILLED IN WRECK
Minneapolis, ' Ang. 19. .lohn
(ilueck, a wealthy Minneapolis brow
er, and his wife were killed today at
Cottonwood when tholr automobile
was struck by a train on the Minno
sotn & St. Louis railway. Mrs. Kdw.
Uibaire, n sister of Mrs. (ilueck, and
her two-year-old daughter are seri
ously Injured.
ILLNESS DRIVES
MINISTER TO SUICIDE
I'tlca, Aug. 1!). Hev. James II.
Phelps, treasurer of Syracuse linl-
CYPRIANO CASTRO,
President of Venezuela, who la again
In an Itileniiitioiiai muddle. This I line
II Is Willi lil In iitl. ami linii h warship
Ul'tt llll-loti-inv I.U wlinres.
Home, Avu.
stir. 'itly liirti. iios.
V ha h lias -M-i-li
The ,'ipe is
from j col,i
niu goul.
Detroit. Aug. i:i.--Thirteen w.ti
soriouslv iljured. six pr ,l,:ibly JaiJ,!
lv indiiv the lower Ill-trull river
when a chaiue of dynaniile expluil. d
under i In- df.U of a vessel, which was ;
ilestMiyed, w:i;i' h had lii-rn woiklng'
jii I In- new Uwug.-i ill rlinlini-l. The
-harg of dynMolte had hnn left ln .
the hole by Ihe night shili. ;
Whiu Hie Hit r.-iu hed t he wi-lie i
lh "J'slroyer" was found In lie ;
hadlv wrecked, Hh her hoilersi
with maimed 11 nil lileenius' ,
strewn
w ork men. The in jur
lo Anihemlliui g 'or
tlon.
Ti:iAv xi rr m rni 11
in i'l 1 ism ;k;
l'.-i:-l.nr;.. A ,1 1-. p. Ii.,,. 4.
rv Thaw's ruiius. I and llom-r
'M.-;iia. rei elver I01 1,1s 4-tan-,
have de.-lded thai ihe'
Iire-,r-nf-p r.t Thaw lu Pitt-;- 4
hurg nl Ihe 11 ling of rrwl-
iloi s ml" .ie,iVMj'l,,.j-""""(" will' 4
nut 1m ri-quirift 4
vi-rslty, slu t li
ihe Wurz hot,
note saying he
lesi :.' In his -ti- .if
liil night, leaving
did not wish to ,Ve
I to
11 a
longer. Pin l.s Is iinilen-loi
have been 111 and war. (or a Hun
private sa 11 i 1 a 1 f 11 111 .
SEVENTY MINERS
DEAD IN EXPLOSION
I'd were
llielliral
taken ,
a ten-;
ttiiKir m i;ki rs
Ulrnilngliiim. Ala
Chi' ago. Aug.
ii 1-, In- eiiili!', !H
Aug. I !i - I . '
III.- September,
1-2; May, !iu
Portland
changed.
AUK. J 5. - Wheal ii ll'l I
Hev M (' W ire wenr to Jeffer
son. He l:i out on a rgulnr sum
titer cliVult, annrdlng lo prognim.
As prr.-lldlPL' elrler he makes the
towns of I. Inn. Ime, lienton, Lin
coln. Coos, and Polk, into the (nr-Hie-t
lei-ion-, among olh.-r j.la, .
helni; Sllel. whet,, tile M K chiircli
a MroiiL' oiL'.-inizaH-11 of alniut
jjon iii.-iii le-r-s .fey Alhaliy Lfiooeral
Wlgan. I'licland, Aug. III.
if is believed tbi.t hot tl
','"MitJ!rii,n.J?.'ia!.w -- 1 .-"
liiiiilieiViu Ihe Maypole liilne
yeslerday as the result ,,f
1111 eniili.fii.il. have survived.
Tl" tour r, port, d rei in d
wen. taken Iniiii Ihe end of a
portion ,f the works, and the
ren is iliseoveted eight, mi
horribly inangl, tl hodje to-
day.
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WH huilitittg
pavtng r
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th.
tliith for
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' iiip.iny can
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