Eugene daily guard., August 29, 1908, Image 1

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IBIST CLAIMS
HE WAS KIDNAPPED
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" Tui.n of the
&'!Kt
P: 7 ,vsier ously
I ,ff" r:.. him to
I"?. .k.r the men
aw,
9- llie
t capture "'
.discussing the
k,bv of Manas'
. and hold-
L Gillice was eu.-
fud mine at Vlftor'
l " Vnned. killing
L wr He tragedy
Lrrc
tllH AT ASTORIA
land, met Instant and terrible death
.w; ',rnlm- while uarticiijatlntt In
the regatta aquatic sports. Diving
. nr tha vards nf thp BrltlKh
irimi vui . ----- -
Uhiu Donna Franeesca. he shot like
' . ... intji tha sen nnH whh lnfit
an uriox
1 He sank like a rock and boats cir
cling around in the vicinity fulled
to get a glimpse oi me uuu.v.
Sullivan's dive was fully 120 feet
ut.rh Ua bnti been told it meant
I suicide, but paid no heed to warn
ings. Fercnea on me yuruariu no ,
made the leap to death before the!
grandstand and the throne where j
.i, n..,.natinn nf the recatta nueen
hnA i,tct tnlrpn nlace. Thousands of'
1 people saw him make the leap. RECEIVER FOR
of Hond unil Klamath Fall- (' t ,
object beliii? to bi-i a sen.r'ai
,ui tne interior Oregon .-.miupv i
I local conditions in regard
building (,f a riliroad up ti',. ,V.
chutes river valley this fall, said ,.:..
to form a north-anj-soiith 'niin,
tween the Columbia river. Kh.ni!,:
Falls and San Fraiu isco. Work i- i ,
commence iu December, and it is'm.
derstood that the Porter brothers wll
act as agents (or the Hill interests
The visitors while in this Ciiv
called on both local banks, the First
National and Crook Countv bank
and made the posit: statement to
the bank's officers and other local
capitalists that construction would
begin between now and January
They did not ask financial support
here, but there is lluu.OOO available
to the first railroad which comes in
to this city, as a standard steam
guage. The railroad as contemplated
does not touch Prineville, but passes.
18 miles to the westward, through
Madras, Redmond and Bend.
I
... i:V fi. Sill-
i deckhand on the
!HIIiIj WILL ItVILD
KAlUtOAD THROUGH
EASTERN OREGON
Prineville, Or., Aug. 26. W. F.
Nelson, of Portland; J. P. Porter, of!
VnnpmiYpr. Wash., and John D. Por-!
ter, of Spokane, Wash., passed
through this city Monday afternoon
.... 1 1 P fJfn.J K.. .......
WALL STREET FIRM
8c"r of Port-by auto bound for Medford by way
Woodstock, Conn., Aug. 29. Con-i
gressman Charles E. Littlefleld was '
today appointed receiver of the Wall
street firm of A. O. Brown & C'om-i
pany. He was required to give bonds !
in the sum of $250,000.
ROBERTS WEAK
AND HIS WOUND
MAY BE MORTAL
Atlantic City. Aug. 29. Charles 11
ltoberts, victim of the board walk
nnstenous shooting, is very week to
day. The bullet penetrated his hver
and it is feared will prove fatal
According to the police Mrs. Wil
liams contradicts the statement of
her husband's law partner, who savs
her husband has been In a sanitarium
undergoing treatment and has not
been abroad. She stated her wedded
life had been one of misery.
The negro chair-pusher Insists tie
heard no demand for money, ami savs
the man who did the shooting re
marked :
You have broken my heart. "
Hiisbaiul Not There
Baltimore, Aug. 29. William ;?'.
G. Williams, whose wife, was wi'h
Huberts when the latter was shot .11
Atlantic City, seemingly satisfied the
police today that he was not in Atlan
tic City ou the night of the shooting.
The detectives will visit his country
homo and verify the statements.
Yesterday's baseball scores: Port
land, a; Oakland, 4. Los Angeles,
H; San Francisco, 1.
SIC 'EM!"
ene's Busiest Store
The Mail Order House of Lane County
08-09 wt Styles
Department is like every other department of our store, which in magni-
d variety of goods displayed, has no counterpart in Eugene. We are
new fall 1908 suits that are distinctive, beautiful as well as practical.
!e never so confident concerning a fall assemblage of ready to wear suits.
:r opened the season with such a large stock and never so RICH ..IN
AMHWAI TIC EYD TUT DDTPr V7 1 1 1 1 1 i t
nnu v ALUL, i wi 1 1 ii 1 ii.vi. we nave always Deen leaders ana
jeason places us much farther in advance. The high quality of our
Idise, the low CASH PRICES which always "beats credit" explains our
lecess. ouits arnvmer dailv bv exoress ranging in Dnce rrom Jb 1 b to abU
J J 1 CTwJl
is Goods Nearly all Sold
our lawns, batistes and all
Iterials closed out at J4-pri.ce
5c
10c
Long or Short. Kimonas
At a Make-R.oom Price
Every garment reduced.
$1.25 long or short kimonas, R'r
make.room price, each OJl
Wash Dresses Closing Out at 'A
Jacket suits and shirt waist suits, some
pique, others of India Linon, all at -price
$10.00 suits $5.00
$3.75 suits. ......$1.88
pr Sale Contm'd
pet dressesol black and white,
t.nd white calico and percale,
now$l $!.50qua1ity$1.25
f quality now $1.50
Mercerized Ginghams
25c mercerized ginghams, blue,
brown and light checks. Make-room
price
18 cents
Pure Linen Suiting
35c 36-inch J
blue or lavendi
The J
LAKE COUNTY
HOP GROWERS AGREE,
ON PICKING PRICE
McBrido in tit. Louii Repuolic.
TAFT MAKES SPEECHES
IN SUNNY SOUTH
SKVKXTY-KIVK t'OTS IM.ll III X
I)li:i I'Ol'NDS Will, UK l'.ll
THIS YK.XIt MI'.KTINti OK
;it(VKHS 1IKI.I) 1IKUK TODAY
MANY YAKDS Wll. I. tT I IK
rH'KKI)
A nnmlii'r of I.nno potinty hopitrow
ri's held n mi't'tliiK In Eukimio this
foii'iiimii to talk nvor tlio pli'kiiiK Btt
uutlim and In talk "hops" hi Ki'tU'rul.
All parts of ;ho hp-KrowiiiK dlstrli't
(if tho county wt-ro fairly wt'll ropro-
sontod. After duly oousUlcrliiK tho
prospivt for pricos for the crop. It
was ri'solvi'd that the tirowi'is could
not nfford to pay more than "5 centH
per lull pounds for pli'kiiiK this year.
According to remarks made by a
uunilier of urowers. It Is likely that
many yards will not he picked even nt
that prti'u. Others will harvest their
crops as usual and trust to a hetter
nient. iu the market.
Karly yards in Iho county nim
menced pickiiiK last week at 75 centH
per hundred pounds, and It is prolia
l)le that this price will prevail
throughout. Yards around Saleui
and Independence, whore, they pick
by the box, will pay 40 cenlH per box,
which Is equivalent to about 75
cents a hundred.
IMckliiR will probably not be Ken
eral until somewhero between the 5lh
and 10th of Septembor.
Athens, Aug. 29. Judge Taft
broke away from his schedule today
and delivered an impromptu political
speech from the train at Galliapolis
while enroute to Athens, lie spoke
on the single Issue: "Which party by
its works, not its promises, lias earn
ed the confidence, not only of the
capitalist, but wage earners and far
mers?" Athens gave the candidate a rous
ing welcome, and he delivered a nun-
i political address at the veterans' re-
union.
I Throughout the trip there wete
! constant demands for Taft upon iht
i platform.
lti-yim Is At Work
Fnlrview, Aug. 29. Mr. ltryan
spent the day transacting business jf
1 Importance bearing on the campaign,
j li. L. Ingraham, president of the l.ln
I coin Typographical Union, presented
the candidate with a handsome certif
icate of membership in the union.
NO CRIME TO
STEAL BONDS OF
SEATTLE CONCERN
PHONE OPERATOR
FLOOD HEROINE
DIED FOR OTHERS
W Ginghams
K-Fkvc singhams, all
Is (See window)
yard 2y2c
Linen Finished Suiting
36 inches wide, white only
The yard 15c
Lisl
75c longlisie glc;
$1 long lisle Rio,
$1,35 long lisle g
Denver, Aug. 29. On the grou.id
that technically no offense is charg
ed, Attorney-General lllcksou has re
fused to honor the extradition papers
forwarded by the governor of Wash
ington for the return of J. .1. Henry,
a Denver capitalist. Henry's associ
ates iu the Hlg llend Water Power
Company, of Seattle, sought to have
Henry taken to Washington on the
charge of larceny In connection with
$60,000 worth of bonds of the com-
IERAL M ANDERSON
INJURED BY AUTO
nnha. Aug. 29. Oenerat Charles
anderson, formerly general coun
f the Burlington railroad, anil an
nator, was dangerously hurt In
Trinidad. Aug. 29. Be
tween twenty and thirty are
dead, nearly half I he lown
swept away and a great loss
of livestock is the result of
yeslerday's flood at Kolsoin,
N. M. Residents of the town
living on -high ground saw the
houses containing families
crying for aid swept away be
fore their eyes, powerless to
render assistance. To Mrs. H.
.W Hrooke, telephone operator,
who lost her life, many owe
their escape. In the face of
certain death Hie br;.o wo
man stayed In the doomed
building, sending ali -ms to
every resident having u
phone.
SPERRY'S FLEET
AT ANCHOR OFF
MELBOURNE
Melbourne, Aug. 29. Tho Atlantic
fleet lies white and glistening off St.
Kllda, Port Philip May, today. Lit
tle ceremony will be seen today, how
ever, as Monday Is the day set "for file
4. !
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Atlanta, Aug. 29. The death list
as the result of floods In (ieorgia and
1 South Carolina will reach sixty. Fur
ther rains are predicted for tonight
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'all torpec n
Jme Fashion has decreed the most popular, are here ready for your selection.
Jesonmcnt is complete.
New wc
plain, fa
CANADIAN BANK
WAS DYNAMITED
the Clothing
department
I suits for men, light-weight
f 1 MVlghtCl0rS-Pri-s'
Monti-fiil, Aug. 2''. Five men ily
nainitcd He- ,afe of Hie Provisional
bank ill Stcie -taclic. near le i
11 l.-ll $12.1 ;ilif e
, 1 1 p 1 1 : 1 v ,
I. Two
n iii;el".
J colors,
t; 50c
f 'JtC SOX
25c
1
Latest of the Lale
Newest of the New
' Wc call your attention o the full line of
"Dutchess Trousers" now on display.
Fresh from the factory. No uscd-to be
or has-beens.
New, snappy up-to-date 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.
TOLEDO IS READY
EST HATS
'5J 45c
!2L25 Cents
Hampt
558-564 Willamette St.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
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TA.7 IB II M. T. M'CRATH. ;.,, ,. ,...! Hi- inn
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H U fj I In. miner tlirowlna r.roi.l, Imviinj M n . . i. .. '
Ill i lonl-d llie weht IT', f I. '!!'",'',','! '.'-."T"
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UREV WOODSON.
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Kfll'-r-L M1 IMIIT III 1 1 V- 1I-HI lit
I who Ik Ki'ci-4'lnry of Di'Miornillu nil
j tioiiul rfiiiinillti'o.
foniuil IjiiuHnk iiiid public rcccpUon.
Al mlrat Spcrry and muff himl-'rl tlilt
jiMTii(Min a tnl tin) vi! thnxiKli tho
Mn-etH, which wcfu lliicl wllh checr
hi cidwdh, and called on Covrruor
liiltHiin Canniihai'l Victor, who later
rciurncd tin- call on the riiinnhl.
A drunk called "Klwtrty" was Jailed
last niuhl, hut wa.s rcrlt-UHcd thin
lui'iiiiuK'
FOR GRIZZLED VETERANS
l:!i.,:i::h ,
Hill II. I
,111.1 r-:
'
:uis alut
ii.iiiin.l li ii;u;n ilkent. areheH nnd
lin.'.l wiih imi'IhikIs of red, while and
hllle lltlllK ftelll 'eliellau MlllHtfl.
Ill i imiifi linn wllh the llieotlllKH
of i In- tirainl Army there will be held
iii'-iu iiii'-e 1 l lie annual kh'I"-i'Iii'h of the vvo
I I nf early I mini's Hellef Corim, the 1.ri!Ii of tho
ml tiiaiid Army of tho llepuDlle, the
t-aiiKuliie: lniiiKliierK of eleraiiH. the Lsillen
xiii in itt'i-1 A itl Smlety, llie Natlonnl Artuy
I. Nurses Association, the .Notlolittl Att-fui-
the wi k i sni lai ion of Naval VeteniPM, and ill.)
- I,,. , .v i , Nui l.iiinl AsseciaiUm tif ex-Prlttouera
I, i .ir.ii , . , or u ar.
it,. ! '1 he no et Iiii-'h and ruiisil'ins 'if
,,1 i!i'-n- Viirliiiis or.iiii.iiMons wiii coii
n.l liniie unill Siiinidii:'. and at n ).; .n'
I .jlhelil llllleh 1 1 II I X t t ." . t ll'l"Ul 'r.-. !0
,- i lie ll i!l...nrli'll. - ... n I !.,! -utia
, M i ;i 1 1 r lo be l.roiu'lit. 'fe.- the Y.'o
nli i man'K Hellef On !. will I,.. 1". recai-1
it-I In Him AndiTHoiitiile prison proner...'.
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