Eugene daily guard., October 14, 1908, Image 1

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I NATIONALS
SeBALL CHAMPIONS
OF WHOLE WORLD
MINISTERIAL
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Pension :?
mrids
it season. It i"
Lry to play the re-
CHicago Has uu
,o one (or Detroit.
Ure Chicago,
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; Fourtli Inning Chicago,
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i Fifth inning Chicago, 1; Detroit,
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New Orleans Oct 14 mi.i,,.,.
0:al relief, church extension and tt.Mii-
, ' msi-ussen lo-
j day by tne International Missionary
! Convention of the Chiiijhe.c Christ
A strop- appeal for "ett rt. ure O
i minlsteM was made by HCT. Vernon
Staufter of Angla. lml. lie showed
me great Hardships of ministers in
small churches particularly.
Chinra. Overall
Donovan and
L Inning-
Mtaso. l: lJetrolt-
De-
I.ADV Hl'XTKU .MAKES
. GOOD 1'HKASAXT KKCOIil)
Killing seven China pheasants out
' of seven shots is a pretty good rec
ord for any sportsman, but when It
; como3 to a lady doing this tknit
half trying, it becomes somethin? of
; a feat, says the Albany Herald. Miss
! Lena C. Parish of Portland, who is
i champion lady shct af Oregon, spent
I Sunday and Monday9.i this city and
on the first day killed six birds with
of the v department at Omaha. '
Tlu'- dir were re-e!e. i .'d
They So: K,P.Miim. W. l. Cor
nish, A. J. Earling, Henry C. Kn, k.
K. v tioelet, Kdward Ji. llamman.
Marvin Hugliiu. W. .vGAhl. Konert
-ovett. Charles A. I'eabody. W . c.
Koekefeller, Henry H. Kogers. .Jos
eph K. Smith, K. A.":iuderlip and
V,i ,.i,t ino
The meetitiR
Increase of the first 1
lug and mort.nagt'r-per cent bond
I Juil.000 o. cr this amount.
$100.000 Vo will be set aside to
meet the payment of the company's
first mortgage and Hnd gram 4 im
cent bonds, which (Fiiture in 1947,
and $50,000,000 fcfil ote reserve
for issue from time to time in a
cordance with the first lieu and i
fumling mortgage.
alsouthorlz.yy
"!i and refund
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t Chicago, r.
Lflicago, 0.
' seve snots. Miss Parisn was quite
' proun of her feat, having never hunt-' sided;
I ert pneasants oetore, tne took the
De-i birds home witn ner wnen she left tornev of Utah; L. H. Cornell of the
i for Portland last night. New Tork .office, and O. 13. Matthal
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OK STO( KH().l)KIS
oi'xiox I'Acnic.
Salt Lake City, Oct. 13. Ai the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the I'nion Pacific Railroad Com
pany held here today 2.2!H.:!07
shares of stock were represented out
n,itii ui ,;i,u,,Mru,.;t ' 1 lie r ,
representation was entirely by prox-1 .Q
ie, uiiis.ryi auenuunce uemg a. m. I
I.oomis, general solicitor, who pre-! fS
InuMnh MIIUI. ocIl-a,, ...... w
retary; P. L. Williams, iveral at-
KASTKHN" I!KS
AUK DI'.MOKAM.Kll
The scarcity of telegraphic
news today is explained by
the follow ing laconic message
from the Associated Press
manager at Portland; "No
wires east.'
Yesterday's Coast league
Portlaml, 7; San Francisco,
Angeles, 5; Oakland, 2.
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GOODS SPECIAL 85c SUITINGS 68c.
Windows
igaotic Clothing
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so. ii.l
a!!EG9T AYEB
to. ',
WILL SUBMIT A
ilWODITV DCDflDT
ii i iiLruni
THAT
CAX(8)rt' I'KltSlAHKU
k xoioiai.s Aiti: rriiit;
TWO ty OTHK.lt
KKt.I XT Hll.l, ADVlSlv I.KlilS
l.ATl ii)-: TO IHtOP OKF A.NOTII-
Fit srTiooi,
KKOM l'HKSKX'C
MST.
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V Sale V
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cpTright 1008 b
Bct Schigner & Marx
ISA- .
The greatest bargains ever offered the peoplo of Eugene and Lane County of
strictly new up-to-date men's and boys' clothir-. No old shop-worn "can't sell"
kind, but desirable stylish suits and oven oats that will be a credit for you to wear,
They are the kind you have been weai ing and we have bought before. You know
their value. If they are not right we are 1 ere 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
price of
at the wonderfully reduced
V4 to V2 0fr
Men's and Boys' Underwear on Sale
Reliable goods, you know, that are on
overstocked and we are determined to reduce,
sale at bargain prices.
m
eauty
1st Waists on sale at
special price.
I'M Of Net Waist.a
N regularly at $10
won sale at, each
h Crepe
PPeinblue. both
"AforKimonas;
e characteristic
l!STires. lartrp nnH
!Jard25c.
"iota IUI
ays
batiste, tnci-o
Rd front.:- 1
$ WaritaH' i-?.
I-I .v. -oiui s,
"uca m coior-
ateed
ticoats
fcm v ui me
nbni of s h
nteed for 3
.coIors; snecial
:.S5.00. speclai
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 $6.7? to $15.00.
Elegant line for less money;
ask to see them, each $6.00 to
$6.50.
Garment Holder
Here is something to fill a long
felt want a hanger for th
skirts when not in use. Keeps
them straight and free from
wrinkles. Will hold 6 or
more. Ask to see them. Ea.
o $1.75.
The English Ticca-
dilly Suits
These3 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, FAO&IC, TAILOR
INGS) They are designed at the cap
itals of fashion, Paris, Vienna,
and London. 0
Thev are graceful and en-
hance0the natural beauty of the
Te justly popular gar-
form.
ments can be had at $15 or up
to $75 the suit. Long Coats,
S10 or up to S50 egch; childrens
Coats, S3.CO up to $14.00 each.
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Mill
58 J"00-a pair
' 5et a Dutchess.
Hampton Bfbs
.2 c- O
55S-564 Willamette St. rp
RE CASH BEATS CREDIT
O AVHERE CASH BEATS
New
new Tall and
all
line of a-in-hand
Winter Shades
each 50c
Salem, Or .O' t.
O sl'urls of ri nth
-Dosiilte
iiitiors of ri
COMMANDER OF NEV? DIVISION OF ATLANTIC FLEET.
lteiir Admiral Conwny lQAmohl ha Imhmi Rt'ltHlKi ti cumiuiiml ft now
division of the Atlantic tleot conHtHt!n of the tmltloHlitps Ultiho, Now Hump
Bhlre and MlHisHlppi. TluOIotphlu will tw his llnlitp. This Otho navul
Uivlslon ortlt-red to I'rovinevtowa, Mubm., fur tar gut prui'tlce uuii uutaouvon.
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ELKINS' DAUGHTER
MAY BECOME QUEEN
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London, Oit. 1. The
Homo rorvespuiHU'iit of the f
(ilolH' (UOU'.S OllH tlf Ulfl H'Hll-
er.s of thp Allmaiaii iiKllalloii
for ituk'iHMi lour' as saving
4- thai if Albania surrcoded In
f lii'conilnt; imit'ii i,iii'iit u
would ht, pronosol t( offe
the crown of that now king-
(loin 10 mo Iiiko or Tho An-
ru.zl, who Ih to wed tho
daughter of Senator Rtevo
Klklns of West Virginia.
the iirrlval of the Australian null!
Bteanier. The ItKhter uien refused
to unload tho rargo. Tho mulls anil
passoiiKers wero cllsriiiliurke.! Iiw-ever.
Thero were 27 births 111 I. inn conn-
lty In September and only 15 deaths.
.laffa. Palestine, Oct. 14. A mob
nrrordiiiK to the report of County
Health Officer W. II. Davis. Mni of
the deaths wero from ntuseti inci
dent to old line.
St'SI'KMtKIt 1IAXK AT
I, A (JIIAM)U, OIlKtiO.V.
I.a Grande, Or., Oct.' 13. After
wrirkhiK all day with the directors of
tho suspended Fanners' and Traders'
National Dank, Kxamlner (latch Is
no more In a position to make a pub
lic, statement reKiirdliiK the finances
of tho institution than ho was this
LOEB DENIES
THAT KEEFE WAS
PROMISED OFFICE
t m
WiiKhliiKton, Oct. 14. Whllo no
formal HtiitciiHinL hiut hcon given
from thn Whlto IIoiimi, tiiMiretury
Loch todav 1culd thut IVortlilont
Houm'VL'lt had pro mined tho office of
ConimlHHioiNT (JfiuTttl of Iniriilgra
ttikti t.v n.ini,.i r ..r !..fi(1it
, and prHl(li'ii t of thi hil'M iiat lO'l
j Ahhoi-ImI Ion of LoiiKHlntn'iiii'ii, In ctin
f sld('K'on of Kcrfc'H action In tl1-
rlarlr!?: for TafL In opnltlon to tho
pro-Hryan cninpalKn Mjf I'rKldcnt
(tompiTH of th AnHTlcan Kcdoratton
of Lahor. Mr. Loch added (hat
Keefe'n denial of tho story wuk nhtto
liitoly correct.
JACOBS LIQUOR TRIAL
IS POSTPONED
The trial of Jon. Jncobn, the f'har
neWioti hi reel Htori'Keeper, clinrK''!
with rt Male of Ifnuor In violation oP
yie lldfl I Opt loii In W, W III I ll HUN
DAVID B. HILL.
Vetem'N'-w York liennKTiit
may aid the I'.iyan i-attip.ilKn In an ai
VUury taj'ari'y.
U
niornlnK V'hen he arrived hern to
i take charge of the dfnncf IriKtlt u-
lion. I'nhllc confidence, however. In
, reittfired. D lfire fijitib of cfoinfy
! money In the hank are fully, ided.
la w
live hern held before. Jtidue Mryi'jii.
of the jiJMtlc i-i'oiiit. (IiIk afternoon,
baa been poKtionei till tonioir a)
to a. m. for the reason that. Home of
the juror emp;t;:eed w -re very hunv
wbo;wt'h their loiHlnesH affatiH today and
' would not he able fo nerve. There
are a lare nunRfcr tit wlrtu xHen who I
1
I
1 have been toibpoi-naed, and they will!
(TV ra w
The reuular Wed V-day AMm-
blv of the high H'-hl wan po-it ;,on-d
General Leonard wood.
(iiited Stat en army otllcer who
relitly aMemled the ixteiisv matieii-
two da.VH' fee on nerouin of tin. I , " , ... " " ,ut -
MiHtooiiemeiit o' the trial. " ""'i'"" "'"". . -
Nlln f',rUon and Anna (f-
holt arrived tod;iy dlrertly from Nor
way with the Intention of locathiK It)
Kiigene. They are relative uf Mr.
and M th. Simon K lovdah I, who met
them at the depot and eilfV'ted them
If. day Im- an
who w;m 'o li
to be ivi re,
held Friday
nil b
mad
l'r'Tid'n Campbell,
tv Hpoken, wa-i nn;ib!e
fV- Asemb!y fi ho
and tome
I 1 .. ..f f.rl
P'.iker
Jrt belnt;
Ha rrot
fr :
nrrow.
to their homo in Kalritiounl.
Jfthn Zlmmi-r Iiuh the rontraet of
mip' rln(-ndn. tint coiihi run Ion
V. I) .M ox ley's fine ro-w renid
C.itt Thirteenth ntreet. Mr. Xlmme?
ledin; n very competent builder, tho
v.-.- i j ; t r : 1 1 f on the toilldiriK pfOln-
fji -ilasn in every rv-t).
W.ird, V. !T Ayor, tVMW. t land . steaTf-
tustly n0.talncd his attitude to
ward reducing tho number of .iuto
Q Normal Schools to two and cvi'nVii'.
ami iiipiie oi t no nrv:iinientii or
soi (J) the )ieiieniliers, Xunoit
by C. K. SpenceCV Cains. ifJvlll
submit a scparato report from tho
iniijorlty, tliiK JLn-th Pielr viow
upon tluOuirmal Whool (inestlou to
theQ xt I.CKlslutiircP
Tho total amount of the budget,
prepared and adopted by tho board
of resents, fiji tho n (D-iennnce. re
pairs. buljJiiiW. ciiultVicnt and sal
ary rolls of tho threo Norninl hcIiooIk.
Ashland, Monmouth and Weston, for
tho next two years Is $;128.rtiO, sck-
'nted ns rollows: l.llirary fund.
iTi'tlO; for the 'purchase of addition
al lands, 2 0 1 0 ; maintenance, (45,
000; bulbllUKS, f IftO.OUO; saliu'les at
enipO't' 1120,000; administration
fund, S(,O0. A motion was adopted:
lliultliiK tho amount to ho expended'
nnnuallyQfor salaries or faculty nml
all employes of each school to $'J0,
000 por yc'nr, mid the number of
members of tho faculty In nny school
to 2 1. Tho Ralaties of tho president
of tho schools were llmlled to at0(
per annum, and those of tho prlncK
pals and Instructors to not over
$1500 to $1,0110, respectively.
Mr. Ayor coincided heartily with
nil tho views expressed by the other
renins for the upbiiildlnK of tho
Normal School system In the Blale,
Ho repeated Ills Ideas were calculated
for tho best interests of the perpetu-
Jitlnti uf tin, tifirimil acltMiil ut'uliim
en rimed at. tho action of Austria-1 ,) nm, hn rPKrileil them as an nti
lluucary for annexliiR tho provinces ; 8nio necessity for tho raising of the,
Bosnia ami HerzoKovlna, ntlackeil i atani,lrll o( ,u, pHi,,; schools. He ad
tho Austrian postofflco hero and des-1 Vocated however, tho concentration
troyo:! a aiiinber of until curls nml i or money iM.iirti-l in fewor.Nor,
loner ihix. rno irouoio lonoweii
null schools so as to tiring them up
to tho highest point of efficiency
were the best results could bo. ob
tained. He declared there were not
enough pupils attending all tho Nor
mal schools In the blale to fill two
first-class schools of 200 pupils each,
and that when one school was filled
with pupils to add nnolhor.
He maintained thut tho $328.00(1
recommended for the . three gchouln.
could ho divided In two uud a suf
ficient amount bo available to pliufft.
j two schools upon u high efficiency
basis, but that, under present condi
tions, all three schools would re
main In their Inadequate state for.
years to come.
M-r
sivvvroit itoi.i.n Kit not
(O.MI.NU TO OltltfJOS..
Senator Jonathan P. Oolllver will
not Hiienk '.i Hulcin. October IH. This
! luforinatloniswas received In tho city
1 yesterday by President MrNary of
the Taft-Sherman club from Secre
tary M Arthur, of the slate central
committee.
Dolllver will be held in San Fran
cisco and ail Oregon dates will bo
cancelled, lie will Jump to Hpokane.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Taft-Klieniian dub was
held last,UI,t and the announce
ment uiade. Salem Statesman.
cement floor Is being built In tho
meni of the new I. O. O. K.
block.
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