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-VILY GUARD
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CORPORATION
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FORCED I U WALL
, . f courts. Members or the Booth ram-
fe'edc P"""' involved In any of the question
s'3" . of t., .....oriinnn. They are fiaid to
.,,nnn 000 ' have been the heaviest losers by rea-
S0,, ,tinn!sen of the mismanagement or th-
K""0 "rl Tin whom them imposed confi
1 hands of a r!aeuce.
nn lie concern s ; .
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ktW?rt' .," WISH MB UN HU bL
U.200,000 ;
f.'.v. mdf to balance j
, S the asset col
j His manipula-i New York, Sept. 12. Frank Ben
am .... !. UpH 56 vears. manager of the
'-K";.,w nth-: Arlington hotel at Washington, D.
;lEp tl .irent-'C and one of the best known hotel
cnarK-1 managers in the country, committed
i X J,, foil-1 suicide by shooting in the Hotel Goth
JS the criminal am today. .
NORTH END
MURDER IN
PORTLAND
plosion of i!. m.ii.at iiig a
'? ih-- 1 Li u : r the c,.::ij am
"; t'hio street. The explosion ,',.
when the vauit was opened atul
light.',!, the third a:i.l Km:
floors of the building being wivikt
A number of other employes we
slightly hurl.
Portland. Sept. 12. Fred llallock
a bartender in a saloon in the North
End of the city, died today fiom the
effects of a bullet wound Inflicted
by Matt Johnson, a laborer, last
night. Johnson is alleged to have
been under the Influence of litptr
when he fired the shots. After emp
tying the revolver at his victim. John
son reloaled the weapon and again
emptied it. This time the target was
Patrick Devlne, a bystander. Devlne
was not hit, and nfter waiting until
Johnson had finished shooting, De
vlne grappled with the former, hold
ing him until the police arrived.
Johnson Is in jail charged with
murder in the first degree.
HURDLE RACE
RECORD BROKEN
Chicago, Sept. 12. Ar
il. S.iaw. of the Illinois A. C,
today set a new world's mark
by clipping to 15 seconds J.
0. Garrell's previous record of
Ki l-.a seconds In the 120
yard hurdles. The feat was
performed on Marshall field
this afternoon.
LAW ENFORCEMENT ENEMIES
OF GOVERNOR FORT ATTEMPT LIFE
BY INFERNAL MACHINE METHOD
FOUR WOMEN AND
ONE MAN KILLED
Chicago, Sept. 12. Four women
and a man, employes of t'he Wall I
Adding Machine Company, were prob
ably fatally Injured today by ail ex-
WIIK.1T MAKKKT
Chicago, Sept. 12. ''Wheat clos.d:
ptembor, SHI'-a; December, Si;.;
,iy, $1.01 v ( . ' .
Preparations are 'being made to
'teach Danish language and literature
at the University of California, ac
j cording to a decision of the hoard
of regents. An offer made by the
; Danish National Society to maintain
such a chair lias been accepted, on
! condition that it may be discontinued
latter two years If thought advisable.
.1 Dt
ays tne uc&i
xxlsatthe
west Prices
Hampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette St,.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
You are safe if
you buy
your goods here
Store Filled to Overflowing
th new dependable dry goods
Mstor of this store has there been such a vast assemblage of new, snappy, up-to-date Suits, Coats,. Dress
famings and Furs as has been gathered together from this and foreign countries. The styles and values have
xtin this city. Our Suits and Coats were originated by skilled designers after a careful study of the newest
tea.
Suits $16.00 to $65.00
Coats $1.00 to $50.00'
the
fcCOOIW
o! surprising beau-
is ire ready for you
F "1 stripe 'fairies
ftlcrs will be worn,
fas re In favor. We
t reds, lovely
Ks. r'or street
meit of dark Col
in evident-:.
is (rtim.
i: oo.
kivis-
; ef'.ijr line o! waist
u be worn nii-iv
f goods are soft.
i stripes 22 In.
. Wt.
4 the latest erea-'.'V'"-
Tbe ,up.
' revived ni (
I. hf, dress g3ds,
7" all wanted
"c to 11.25
New Dress Trimmings
$1000 worth of
new trimmings In
almost every con
ceivable shade or
combination o f
shades, bands of
Kllet Net, Persians,
appliques; the as
sortment is large.
We can only at
tempt to describe
them. . They, are
marvels of beauty
and unmatchable in
style or value.
The price range
Is, the yd,
5c to S4..K)
New Furs for '06 and '09
Gordon and Lerguson Furs
having been sold by us for
years, we are in a position to say
they are better and the most re
liable goods to be found. They
are absolutely the best. The as
sortment is the largest we have
ever shown. The price range Is
J1.00 each, up to the set, $125.
III
(Uif.vn:i:i silk pktti
coats $(l. IHl S. 11. & M. Guaranteed
Silk I'ettle-juts. all colors, each
$.".()
VVUK l.l.NKX WAISTS
New fall waists of pure linen,
beautifully tailored; each
-i.r, to i.oo
TAl'l'IOTA SII.K
Diamond Taffeta Silk, all colors,
strong lustrous and will wear,
all pure silk; the yard.. ."He
WOOL SHIKT WAISTS
New wool waists of fine batiste,
all wanted shades, some em
broidered and oilers made
with fine tucks, each . .$2.7."
wool iiosi-:
Get ready for wet weather; ex
tra good black wo il hose, plain
cachemcre or ribbed wool 'hose
for children, the pair .... U.'ic
i No Man Deliber
ately Buys Poor
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fir
riNUr,
it. WVv
lie thinks tiiey're go'id: worth th- '.m-v. '-r .i"
want them. .Jus! the sane. ;;- f ! !' na u"
,..! n,.... f,, ..),...,,, ,l .in, -, ml...! ni' d- and th
think they're luing r.al f.-iii..iiiil '
such clothes Tor little less than all-wool would t.
This' cotton mixed stuff Is certain:: vry I . ivini:
....., ,i.r find il l i f fi. : : at tine s t
iff tell whether or not th- fabric has c.tt .a .:i
seen .clothes that looked good enough '" -
which were over one-hall' cott in and p ally wor:
$t the suit.
We sell no such flim-f'.am h. re.
You know hat Hart, Schaffn-r Marx '-loth f al
so d.) we.
The makers say "All-won!" and
Suits
15.00 to $30.00
Boys School
Suits
(Im!v nil" W "k more left
befor" seliool d..ys iiK.iin.
Is th" boy r-ad " II" needs
h n w suit, i. i d inbt. after
the MllllIIM'l s .. alioll t.f
loirping and - "' times.
W"'!l ty "I i :. here an I
' oi.. "of .! 'an" M"P-
km-" Mill, fo: I ::. Th.-r--lie
none v. ii h - eini h hatd
I'e.
$1.50 to $6.00
ft
i discovered a cleverly arranged infer-1
nal machine In the mails. Mad the'
; governor opened It In the usual way :
there Is little doubt but what It would
have killed hlni. The governor's mull
has been carefully watched since the
recent crusade against t'he violators
of the law at Atlantic City.
I That the would-be assassin had a
grim sense of humor was evidenced
ly the following messtmc written on
a bit of paper to the governor:
' "Please notify us promptly of any
change In your address," while un
rulier read. "You will know me bel-
ter after we are acquainted."
Another line by which it Is be
, lieved the sender sought to give the
linpresslo tithat the machine was sent
by a foe of constitutional government
instead of a personal enemy of tbe
g.ivcrunr, read :
"Any gnu against this rotten gov
ernment." Governor Fort would not discuss
the matter in any way, but It Is
learned today that officials of the
Ipostollice at Philadelphia will here-
alter officially scrutinize nil pack
ages of mall matter reaching the
I'hiladelphia office before posting to
the governor.
er Chippewa, enroute for Victoria
with passengers, collided with tho
passenger steamer Sentinel, inbound,
this morning at 8 o'clock iu a heavy
fog. The Sentinel's bow was par
tially stove In, and the' pnssengers
were removed to tho Chippewa, the.
Sentinel was beached at West Seat
tle. The Chippewa landed the Sentinel's
passengers and proceeded on her way.
No one was hurt.
President Gozzain. of the company
; which owns the Sentinel, has Just re-
turned from Seattle. Ho savs the
(Sentinel Is only slightly damaged.
I and that she will leave on her regu
lar run Monday. Sbo carried thirty
.passengers on this trip.
lireat excitement prevailed on both
'boats, ami cool headed-men on tho
I Sentinel had to use force to ilrevent
I tho women and men from leaping
i overboard. The Chippewa struck
Ithe Sentinel Just abaft of tho stem
and smashed In her bow like an egg
! shell.
JOHX FRANKLIN FORT.
Governor of New Jersey, whose as
sassination by means of an Infernal
machine was thwarted recently.
Seagirt. N. J., Sept. 12. An at
tempt to assassinate Governor Fort,
of New Jersey, was thwarted by the
STEAMER COLLISION
ON PUGET SOUND
THREE MEN KILLED
BY SPEEDING TRAIN
vigilance of a postoffice employe, who Sound Navigation Couipnny'a slentn
Clevelnnd, Sept. 12. Four men
walking on tho Lake Shore road near
this city today wero struck by an en
gine.' Two foil under tho wheels and
wero horribly mangled, dying almost
i Instantly. Another died on the way.
Seattle, Sept. 12. The I'nget I to the hospital, but the fourth escap
ed Injury.
WEALTHY YOUNG ! JOHN TEMPLE
MAN ASSAULTED
IN PITTSBURG'
GRAVES GOES ON
HEARST TICKET
"Pittsburg, Si;pt. 12. Andrew Klo-i Atlanta, Sept, 11. Two thousand
:nan, aged 24, a grandson of Andrew , persons listened to ttic nnnl nn-
Ionian, partner of Andrew Carne-. tlfication Bpeech of Jo-hn Temple
iie, wan found shot In the head hikI i -
h 'Milder on Grant boulevard, near I
Centre avenue, today. He was hur
ried to a hospital, and hLs condition
is' critical.
Relatives of young Kloman, who 1m
employed by the uteeel company.
claim lie is a victim of nlghwaVmen. j
and declare that his money, watch.
and papers are missing.
The police are not ready to accept
their theory, however.
CONSUL MILLER
OF YOKOHAMA
COMING TO EUGENE
SOY FINED FOR
ASSAULT ANO BAITER!
Mark Trunnell, the youth who was
arrested yesterday afternoon charg
d with assault and battery upon No
vella Bedell, a waitress at the White
restaurant on West Klgiith street, en
tered a plea of not guilty when ar
raigned after his arrest, but when
brought before Judge Hryson of tbe
justice court this morning for trial,
he changed his plea to guilty anil was
fined $"' and costs. Carl T. Travis
appeared as his attorney while I -illy
District Attorney (!. F. Skip
worth appeared for the state.
Ml A
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Toklo, Sept. 11. Forced to take
a vacation on. account of Illness, II.
H. Miller, American consul-general at
Yokohama, Is now on his way. to San
Francisco, whom be will Join his
family and go Immediately to his
liotne In Kugene, Or., to seek rest and
unlet. Hu has been seriously indis
posed for several weeks.
ILLUMINATED STREETS
SATURDAY NIGHTS
Hfiiinnini; tonight Wlllain-
fttt r -t will b illuinina'-d
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES. j
(I raves as the nominee of the hide-!
prudence party for vice prcKldctit. at ;
the Ciihino theatre tonight. Presl-'
HARRY THAW WILL
BE TRANSFERRED
Poughkcepsle, Sept. 12.
Harry Thaw will be transfer
red on Monday from tho
DntcheKH county Jail to West
chester county, under an or
der iHsued by Supreme Court
Judge M it Ik today.
jdeiitfal nominee IllHgeii. V. It. Hearst
and a Hcoro of other prominent men r
participated on the platform, (iravea
was given an ovation and cheers for
j Hearst, and HlKgcn filled the house,
Hearst's address was devoted to
(bis leaving the Hemocratic party. We
I said If Itryan was tdnrere he (Itryan)
would not have approached him
four months ago asking him to sup
port this campaign In turn for Bry
an's Kiippori lour years he nee. o
said he regarded Hryan a trick
ster, a trimmer and a traitor.
every Saturday nfgln with the
colored wiring'Ts of iiH;ihd"s-
SHALL WE STAND FOR IT?
nt lights which have Iht"
tolnie only le-en iii- d on s" c-
ial occasions. ArnntLieniriits
have l,i 'it made wit il the re-
I t Il III' III pl.T II I. I I ' e.llle.,
to pay the i-x'""'" of th. S.i i -i
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