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III BALKAN REGION
stand'nn; between ('.( rinany and Aus
tria .nul any other cuuinrv.
Kalian I 1,,-t 1E.-..
Spezia, Italy, u t. In. Tile I-il-.
mil lli-n, which has just completed1
I.ill maneuvers, haw received u.j,.rs :
tu remain cunccnuat. 4 here.
EVERETT YOUfa IAN
K I LIES BY OFFICER
REAR PLATFORM CAMPAIGNING IN THE FUTURE.
. n Pi'Htl
H-iai It' is now
utL Minister of
Associated
tfmescnhardiy
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r KlS Belgrade
STie Austro-Huu-iUter
toServ.a
. Hvnes, has
Lotted. There Is
Son of report
F: .HitPii here.
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, iD.-The Vienna cor
! Temps, reports that
thirteenth Austro-
mtv corps, with arms
and ammunition; la being hurried
under the direction of the Servian
frontier. Hospital trains are being
prepare at Vienna and Budapest.
iRusiuK mm
Belgrade, Oct. 10. At a bin mass
meeting this morning the demonstra
tors marched to the Skupchilina,
members of .which are assembling,
clamoring for war. Among the
members of the assembly the senti
ment Is apparently warlike. News of
Austrian monitors wftich are coming
down the Danube have reached the
Servian frontier and beginning to
alarm the people. Two Austrian
flags Were burned by a mob In the
theatre square this morning.
JAPARESE POACHERS
San Kranci.vo, Oct. 10 . The
I'nited States gunbu.it Yorktown, ar-'
rived from a cruise in Alaskan wa-'
t-rs and confirms the news of the'
summary of execution of several .Up.
anese seal poachers by the Russian'
authorities on Kumaniiorsky islands.'
The men wore convicted of 'piracy.
Kverett. Oct. 1U. Policeman .1. J.
Sturgis early this morning shot .pt
killed Frank Lenox, a young mau
who was prowiing In the rear of the
Cascade saloofc and who tied when
commanded to halt. Sturgis fired
in the air several times before the
final shot.
The police say Lenox was in the
city jail several times on ntluor
charges and his antecedents are not
known.
CAiwy'g Position.
Constantinople, Oct. 10. Huron
Marsschal von Bieberstein, dermaii
ambassador. In conversation with
Klamll Pasha, grand vizier, denied
the supposition of recent events in
Turkey would result In an under-
Krank Heisner lias presented to the
library of the Central school four
teen volumes of verv acceptable,
books. The list Is as follows: "Win
ning of the West." lioosevelt;
4 volumes: "World's (lieat Orators,"'
(i volumes; "Nival War of 1X12." 3
volumes: "American oCnflict," Croc
ley. 1 volume. This is the sort of,
public spirit that helps the eff icien-1
cy of schools and school libraries and
such gifts are more than welcome.
ROBERTS!)! IDI
AUTOMOBILE RACE
Philadelphia, Oct. 10. Kjbertfon,
In a locomobile, won the two hun
dred mile auto race over the Fair
moiiiit. Park course, time four hours,
2 minutes and 23 seconds. N.
Patchke, with an Acme, was sei-oud.
Ralph Mulfurd In a Lozlor, third. A.
('. Maucher lr. a Perles, fourth
Albany College defeated Pacific
University at football yesterday; a to
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fe GOODS SPECIAL 85c SUITINGS 68c.
See Windows
Bigantic Clothing
y Sale V
The greatest bargains ever offered the people of Eugene and Lane County of
strictly new up-to-date men's and boys' clothing. No old shop-worn "can't sell"
kind, but desirable stylish suits and overcoats that will be a credit for you to wear.
They are the kind you have been wearing and we have bought before. You know
their value. If they are not right we are here and will be here to make them right.
Men's Suits and Overcoats $6 to $25
Boys' Suits and O'coats $2.50 to $10
All during this GREAT STOCK REDUCING SALE at the wonderfully reduced
price of
14 tO 12 Off
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Rich in
Beauty
Pfet Waists on sale at
p lis of Net Waists
f sold refukrly at $10
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BittScaiSitr ft Man
Men's and Boys' Underwear on Sale
overstocked and we are determined to reduce. Reliable goods, you know, that are on
sale at bargain prices.
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Wilder in Chicago Record-Hsrald.
ASSET COMPANY
STARTS WITHj
its work
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
BY T.-M. CONGRESS
f &fp in bine, both
irrr lor on.as;
we characteristic
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tucked or
il- uums; ions
oirtU On en
'v.lues in color
ftticoetss
feoatso: the
b -w.eed for 3
Silks for
Every Purpose
New in the silk department
will be found a 36 striped
Museline cream and blue; ex
cellent for waists or evening
gowns, the yd $1.65.
Voile Skirts
That are distinctive and beau
tiful, very full, wide taffeta
bands. A display in magni
tude that has no equal in Eu
gene. Each J6.75 to 815.00.
Elegant line for less money;
ask to see them, each S6.00 to
50.50.
Garment Holder
Here is something to fill a long
felt want a hanger for the
skirt when not in use. Keeps
them straight and free from
wrinkles. Will hold 6 ' . or
0 more. cAsk to see them. Ea.
S1.75.
The English Picca
dilly Suits
raj. j
These garments possess
something different; something
delightfully superior to others.
If yo uexamine them you will
find that this distinctive ex
cellence is achieved by three
cardinal virtues,
. STYLE, FABRIC, TAILOR
ING. They are designed at the cap
itals of fashion, Paris, Vienna,
and London.
They arc graceful and en
tim iv.ttival liemitv of the
torm. The justly popular gar- V
1 1 ent 3 Cin w: nau iii i
to S75 'the suit. Long Coats, ..n
iiu or .ip .0 C'-'j fa1.11,
Coats. SO.fJ up to S14.00 each.
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v.-0 lift- of i-v. i :m!s. all S,'.'
Sun Krancluro, Oot. 10. With the
Instnllatltrti of thn officers who ire
to dcrwt the rti'stlnles of the Trims-!
MltiBlsslppl Conimerrlal CoiiKress fori
the ensiilriK yeiir. the deU'Kiites to-1
day beciin the final deliberation!!, de-!
voting most of tho time to the con-1
slderatton resolutions. j
The report of the committer on
resolutions was presentid by Jiidt!ei
K. F. Harris of Texas, and read by i
W. O. Hart, of Louisiana. A llllin-j
ber of matters on which debate Is i
certain, were not embodied with
resolution!!. j
The KcKilutlon.
Hcsoliitlons presented to the!
Trans- Mississippi CotiKress passed'
at the former sessions of the eoiiKi-cssI
In remu-il to the Improvement of the!
waturways and harbors of tho en
tire cumitry, althoiiKh the committee
recommended to the members the!
movement more especially represent
ed by the .National Itlvers mid Har
bors Coup-ess anil to adopt as "ouih"
its slogan, that an annual approprla-j
linn of at least $fiO ' ll.tiuil be ex-j
tended In fnrtheran of this press
ing and Indispensable work. The re
port strongly approves of the "pro
gressive, statesmanlike and patriot
ic utterances and actions of the
President of the United States In re
gard to these great measures," and
favors a department of public works
and so far as requisite an increase I
of the public debt to maintain the de-j
elred Improvements.-
The resolutions point out the nec
essity of the maintenance of big docks
Itrcmcrton and Mare Island for Ihc
care of the battleship fleet, togeth
er with the need of deep channels'
to provide for tho deepest draiiKhtj
vessels of the navy. '
It Is recommended that the con
gress of the United States at 'thei
next session provide liberally for thej
expansion and maintenance of the
American merchant marine engaged j
in foreign trade, to secure the su-1
premacy of American shipping, "and:
thus safeguard the national defense!
and cummerce."
The transcontinental ralli-oiids are1
asked to grant one way round trip '
rail's to Seattle during tin Ala.ska-j
Yukon-Pacific exposition. j
it is recommended that Congress
enact adequate laws to compel rail
roads to furnish sufficient cars for
the I ra nsport at Ion of freight, espec
ially perishable freight nnil llxlllg
penalties for violations of such laws
'Die resolutions i-niiorsc tie prin
ciples of reciprocity between (nine
tries ami urge tie- iiii-.iniri-iiienl of
llie tariff si-lii-itii;-s ti a unly i 1 1 -rni
al basis i (insistent with the iniiln-
telllllli-e of Hie 11. Illslrles ot lllis
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On the subject of grazing tho reso
lutions say: "Wo recommend to tlte
congress ot the United StntoH the
enactment of laws whloh shall reas
onably provide for the regulation of
thtt use of public grazing upon pub
lic lands of the United Stales with
a view to adjusting a reasonable ap
portionment among users of public
iunds, so us to stimulate and eiii-iiui-ago
the Improvement of grazing mid
providing water and other improve
ments, subject always to the right of
the homesteader, and others for the
asqulsltton to title of the lands under
tlie land laws of the United Stales
and that the rental charged for use
grazing upon such luuds be made as
low as the administration of the law-
will permit, the profits to accrue as
i nearly as may be to tho localities
where tho land Is situated, for pub
I lie school puropses."
Adequate provision for the con
struction of roads and trails in nat
ional parks and forest reserves Is
favored as a means of transporta
tion and u preventative -against for
est fires. Legislation, federal and
state, whioh compel persons engaged
In timber or lumber operations to so
conduct their operations that the
rights of others will not be elidiin
gered. Is also recomineuiled.
The Congress of the United States
Is urged to amend the Interstate
commerce law giving -authority to the
commission to suspend advances In
freight rates or changes In classifi
cation, pending tin Investigation of
their reasonableness. 1 bat all rales
be submitted to the commission be
fore becoming effective. On the sub
Jert of the public domain It is re
solved :
"That the right of way granted by
the federal government for power
development on tho public domain
should bo conditioned upon com In
ued construction work in good faith
and sincerity, with prompt comple
tion of the work for which the
rights uro requested."
The movement to create a depart
mcnt of mines was endorsed.
The work of unci iiiilloniil fisher
ies commission and the efforts of the
National government to co-operate
with the different stales for I he pro
tection and propagation of fish in
Interstate ami boundary waters is
approved.
Kesol ut ions recommend boiiril
skilled cllKineerH be a pplll II tell, by the
Koverllllient to revise I lie projects
for iMipi nVelnenl nT I III' ll.irlllM' ot
Cimih May. with a view lo fni-l il lin:
Hie eul in iiee am making the bin Inn
a i-'ialinu sl.-itiuli, aii'l that all iii
pi opt hit leu fur earning out the i.e-
Ollillieli liili'ill of 11 Ilgll IS be
liuiiie.liiiielv made
MICKTINli llKI.I) AT COMMKIU'l W,
CM II HOOMS LAST XUillT AMI
NTATKMKXT or OIMKII'S OP
COMPANY MA OK A l-lil.t
AMOUNT OI-' STOCK. ALKBAUt
si nscknti:i.
The business men of the city who
are taking an Interest in the Lane
County Asset Company met In the
rooms of the Comnieri'ial Club last
evening, mid discussed thli steps to
be taken In procuring subscription!
of the stock necessary to the organi
zation of the corporal Ion, and oilier
matters of Import.
A full statement of the objects of
the corporation was thus made as
follows: This Is not n company for
building railroads, canals, nor nnT
other thing. Il Is the liileiillon of
the company to assemble the asset!
f anv desirable Investment. In which
the people of Ln.no County may have
an Interest, In order that somcthlni
definite may be offered lo capitalist
who may he seeking Investments.
The matter particularly dii'ul
was the survey and securing th
rlcht of way. terminals, etc., for
electric line from Kngeno -to Simla
Hay and It was agreed by ill tha
men tiresent that this step was a
proper nut! desirable one In an effort
lo securo consideration of such a
rond by capitalists. Jc was decided
that such survey should b a per
manent ono upon which work mignt
be commenced without delay, In or
der that It might, be of hoiiio villus.
Whon assets of this nature have been
assembled In the hnnds of thn com
pany, It Is the plan to sell them at
gross cost to any person or corpora
tion who will satisfy the company
that the work of construction will
be Immediately begun and prosecuted
with vlggr to completion. The cost
In Ibis case will be probably J4.000
or fa.OOO and will ho of course such
work as would -have to be done In
ii v event by persons building tho
road and will be worth all It costs.
If tho coiupnny sees fit, nothing
would prevent their giving these, s
sels as n bonus to proper parties to
build tho road, and such a bonus
would bo more attractive than a sum
of money much larger than lis cost.
The work of this corporal Inn can
not conflict with the Interests of any
one who wauls such a railroad built,
because any competent person may
avail himself of (he results achieved
by the company at no moro than
aross cost. If this kind of work
Is to be dono soon, In this new and
undeveloped region, somebody tniist
make It his business to take the first
steps. Two or three men present
last evening, said that they had re
ceived pointed enquiries from eastern
capitalists concerning thn possibili
ties for electric development in Ore
gon and saying that almost any
ii mount of cnpltnl was wnlllng lo bo
shown Hoinellilog definite In which to
be Invested.
A large amount of stock was sub
scribed at the n ting and a com
mittee of three appointed by tho
president to solicit further subscrip
tions among the business men of
the city and county. There was a
good deal of enthusiasm and every
one present seemed to he anxious to
push the business and to contrlbittti
the money neenssary.
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