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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1908)
EUGENE DAILY GUARD KI CiKXK, OUKCOX, THURSDAY E VKXINli. OCTOltKIl 15. UHIH XI). Oct Commit'8 ln""''' additional sum. filJ....tf Nat on- 2 TO !"'"" "'Z $100 agsregate loft over : und is W'i.. been I W", ... h ftflier CtriCieu '"-"-.. , ,1rv Co.. of flO,UV '""" , jAnthony M Bags '.from a special im- P1' skin, n soft. atlier of great dir nade in new fall P! K brown, black, H and navy. Each,. L251$2.00 a pr Fall 0 Vinter tl . mum. speak too1? e lnirli t-har-W'lon anOFergu- ' Hiev are tl i "i anv iii.il-.. t 1. ... . "INIVU no J' s'and l,aa of Iweyou Viake. ,ai (K"'w, from, - sl-75 to S50.00 aist of G aist ;eaeh--.. $4.95 h& $2.50 es each P GRATS TELL HOW MUCH AND WHERE IT CAME FROM ..Tha Demo-.al ahd the statement closes with anQharge was withdrawn on Vh he' . i. anneal to me people to supply this . i. anneal to BRYANDJOIXS COLLEGE oitATomcAL society. LIniOln, Oct. 15. Mr. Bryan has! accepted an honorary membership In theyhl Alpha Tau, a national uni- versity fraternity, with the object of encouragement In oratory. The Xeb- h,a $22,-i raska university ci anceon Sand nounced that Brva raska university cnapiain toaay an- an would deliver iBAfl of tne wu"11!1"" ?v . frnnl ' tion. r'V-, nf the coiiry. . - ,w,,.r j. w. Baker or Vie Msner Latin- returnea tw cottage liiove .. jift..n i fhla afternoon. Your Mail Orders P-: ' Hampton Bros.' Guaranteed M Winter Display of La Vogue fcnd Coats. r our customers for this fall and winter season kof La Vogue coats and suits so novel and distinc- Cnotliing short of a fashion revelation. The Direc- toire inrluence is present in many pleasing and origiu?tl styles. O The more seveOuly tailored coats-are well represented in our0La Vogue line and we reciQmnend them, especially to those patrons who former ly have believe) they could wear nothing but tailored-to-. measure garimOts. " ' ' Every La Vogue coat or suit is strictly and Oarefully tailored in every detail and the wearer can always feci . assured of a most correct fit and individual i$ of style. Our garment dejOirtnicntois teeming with La Vogue uits and coats. An inspec tion wdl repay you. La Vogue Suits $ ! 3 to $50 La Vogue Cbats $13 to $50 Ccntcmeri Gloves ' AVe are headquarters for fcthis popular glove aglovO with noO superior. IWe pair $1.75 iTkgUJSIve: run inc Crs- ear OKin Bonnets Made of good quality cloth, made well, all hO.es ;Qi'h pO.,1 25knd 50c Hampton Bros. Willomette St. WHERE CASH COLdNEL TUCKER ON DEATH BED CHARGE WITHDRAWN : Chicago. Oct. 15. Mrs. Wm. F Tucker. through her counsel with drew from court the charse of wife abandonment recently filed Rgainst ! her husband. Colonel V F Tucker 01 tne t'nlted States armv. The , lief that Tucker i ,..; I prove his death bed. 1 PCIPC PflUPDCOC TCAut uUilUntoo SPEAKERS DISAGREE I Greenhorn. N C Oct 15 At the North Carolina Peace Congress today. William U. Hubbard comen.t- ed thnt war is a relic f ,,. .. ....... ...cur ia huh im ufeu oi an ar- niv nr navv oiranl m mi.,11 ; Congressmen Hobson contended that the armv ni i,nmii.iv i-.,,t,. i,...ui. nnkinnri. n Pmt , enough but that a greater navv wna ! needed to insure peace. The Great Clothing Sale Sti?l Continues o Hundreds of people are taking advantage of the almost unheard of reduced prices ( at this time of year) and buy ing suits, overcoats, extraroQj-rs and boys' suits buying a two years' supply, seem ingly. They are the snrewd business men gho are doing this. We know we can save you moiKQ-. "We want your clothing trade and we are going to have it, iP quality 0 and price 9onnt.O Yoj know the kind of clothes we have s;li you be- fog1. The qual'.r. is jist the same liigli-griule, reliable kinds but the price is re duced 1-4, or even more in some eases even 1-2 discount. The bovs in the clothing departnnQt are busy, but they can wait on you next. Come in anyway and take a look. 6 Men's Suits SnS Overcoats $5 to $25 f B6ys' Suls and Overcoats-? $3.50 to $? to h otf F&w Trimmings Thousands of yards of new novelty bands, braids, galloons and pariuenteries. ItiuitfrW novelty, gold tin sel insertion banO., in fact.d many of the newest trim mings made. The yard . " 5c to $7.0 Royal Worcester Q Corsets o Besides this famous cor set, which is mndefyr every figure, 11W inarterCiii one is stout oitvlini. O' have a cor set to fit: We carry the pop ular W. 15. 'rsets, which are made in even- wanted stvle. With tWse tumnkes O.l are sure of a lit one of then:. Eaeh... O OOO $1.00 to "n with White Bear Skin Cloth Specials9 O $2.-1 white bear skin cloth, '".-inches wide; special. tile va0 O " $2.00 0 BEATS CREDIT AMERICAN FLEET GREETED BY JAPS! Toklo, Oct. 15. The Am- erican fleet, somewhat tu ad- vance of its schedule was si gin ed by the Japanese war vessels sent to convoy a friendly greeting, and wire- less reports say that the Am- erican fleet is witnessing the maneuvers of the Japanese vessels off the Island of llu- shu. FATALLY INJURED IN TROLLEY COLLISION Sail Francisco, Oct. 15. A work car coming down a steep hill on Ma son street crashed into a Union street car today. Miss Babrlelle Guyson, a passenger, was probably fatally in jured, and several others were pain fully bruised. Yesterday's Coast League scores land-San Francisco game postponed on account of rain. O Taffeta 36 in. Wide oo Copright 190K by Hart Schjffner it Mtx A New Arrival In (SWes Semi Gauntlet (Moves, for street wear; Cities of tan. Extra good value; the gair $1.25 hisses' Reiy-to- Wear Dresses Made flf good serge, braid trimmed, blouse waist, full pleated skirt, orna ntH fin shield, collar nmlO-'O? Remnants at x2 Price Owing to the large njJe of dress goods, we have ha) this season, an uiusual. amount of remnants or short ends have accumulated. In order to close tlicu'Qiit, we are sellin).hem at just one half price. There are skirt, waist and some suit lengths, all go at one-half price. Misses' CravencttcOCoats regu!aPpricP $.50o MO 00 Q special price $3.75 to 55.0U o "TAKE IT UP TENDERLY, BULGARIA'S INDEPENDENCE WILL BE RECOGNIZED o London, Oct. 15. All men of the home fleet iibsent Worn the Hill us mi liberty, nuvo Buaueniy ueeu recaiieu. t As there wits no explanation of the order It caused consld- era-ble excitement. T'ettlnje, Montenegro, Oct. 15. Six Austrnlllan warships anchored today off Splnza Inr Ualmatlu, a crown land of Austria-Hungary. They are not more than ten miles from the sole seaport of Montene- gro. London. Oct. 15. tirt-ul Urltain siibnP.tcd to the oilier powers, as n: basis of discussion upon tho proposed European cunrerunre to etilo Hio lialkun question. The proposals arc eight in nuinner. It is proposeil to recognize tne 111 - dependence of flulgarin as at pros - en constituted and determine the r,.,.i,.i ohiiL-ilnns f liulgnrlii to- rVrd Turkey. A new clause will pro,,- ubly setl e the question or lenlal railway. Also the tiowers HIUl 1 1 take nolo of the annexation by Austria-Hungary of Bosnia and Herzogo viim; recocnlze tho annexation of yireeco nnd determining finanf lal ob ligations 01 vireeee m i'fh to FEDERAL COURT DEMANDS PRESENCE OF HARRY THAWi FIsliklll Landing, Oct. IS. Aj 0.t wus Issued out of tho federal . court ora'ennsylvanla todny egm-; li.OdlK "r. Ilohert K. Lami), Blip-; l?erlnteniPnt of tho Mntteawan llos-j QUEEN WILHELMINA. Qlolland s beloved ruler, whom .N ne caused yrnve apprenheuslou and sorrow uinonf her subjects. ne to pro- H.ii'iVflarrv Thaw atUuurg. forth CiuJnur'g forth- wit h The i writ was . . , - 1 1 ?,,P:,knin 1.1 ti9r, ti he,h- 1 18 ""' kin Z ,h ihL order i,.i, tl llurtoi? return I this af- ternoon from Corvallls. Q- he ad j......,.! s Ills boor's tiilng la-t niKbt. " r.MKirts Tf lar thuslaHtlc meeting. Q and 'i o j w-m ... it en HANDLE WITH CARE." -San Franoiico Chroniclo. l Crete, townrd Turkey. It Is nl.v pro . posed that arrangements similar to the above ahull apply to the Armen- Maii nrovtncM of Turkey. It la pro- ' posed to sweep away all restrictions Imposed on Montenegro under .in. of the Berlin treaty, and thnt tho Servian and llergovlnun frontiers adjoining N'ovlpuinr Bliull be deter mined. It Is proposed to revise the regulations governing Danube traffic and give larger rights to the suites bordering tho river. The draft of the programme makes no mention of the Btralts between tho i course. .."".. lllack Sea and Mediterranean, which Sullivan career, sr. far as money means the Hosphorus as well as Par- making enters 10 It, has been n . 11 1.. i .1,1. Lnnirve dns one. There aro few men T UOIIIUIl'B. IVIIBnia UUC. Hill IH'.un ..liag J to be submllted to the conference but; iwant lireat llrllilln and fiance to 1 help Uusala negotiate with Turkey Dl'liARIA DI-XKIIVKS IMIAt'llKl'li HCTTLKMICM'. - 1 . m,, v.. ' " 1 loiuaiie ugeni 01 ..iiig,.iiii .11 I 1 Is In receipt of official n vices from Sofia which deny' t r.fci mors of Uulgarln's purposes. UiQmF j la has no l,en.h, of -ndlug an ul - i "1'"""1 ''.,!..?; ?.. . . . " , 7..." j I II Tl IIS r IIlUiUMif-.JlllUH ti un inin-n. n.. .1 .. n,.nfl,i in no . men with Turkey and the powers I. and only n fow years ago Sullln... re regarded In Sofia as practically as-i turned to lloston with 'hardly surred through n Internationa, con - SILVER JUBILEE 0 OF ARCHBISHOP IS CELEBRATED San Frnncisco, Oct. 11). Tho sil ver Jubilee of Archbishop Hlordan was lo occasion today of tiOelebra-i tin III lilch the Catholics of all! parts of the Pacific rniist partlclpa- j ted. The ArQblshoiWilniself cele-j hrated mass, which was '"owed by j a luncheon nnd reception to Arch- bishop Klordsn by the clergy who,: lliroilgh VervcSev. J. J. I'eudergasl , ! vicar general, presented hltn wllh n valunlile token of esteem. Later In the tlnv the Sisters of many relig ious Prs called and offered con gratulations. The I'opo sent an nulogruph let ter of congraii'latlon and Cardinal (ill. linns sentTi meQ;e or fellilW tlons. pt 4.f.Q KTII.L MltK It l is jrP i'iiti:c.sT. gon. :fy Washington--OcciiPlonifs miiii lonlelit nO 1-VldOl wVi. I'rolmQ t;(TJ east.Vl Idaho - Fill OU1'1 O'"1 Friday. m a. I nr. 1111r.11 .1 ,.... v . dr'iauil, Oct. 15. Wheat Qun-J 'I.'.'.. .l k l V Wtl Oianged. O M ft QJl ir. lie Bli 7.K : 1 3Mv 11 27-hO.)lllv X 1-4. dS'" oma. Oct. lti. n( un- ged. It. A. Dim, of Grants Pat, hut bi to oonvlcted of violating the local option law. q'I lis defetiso was that It an m-rfjliwr. 'fTk- expert testimony of Karpftngles showed that the beer claimed. It of the o-,alled ltos,.,Og brevOy near i.-er. which Is operallng towns. iuijlnubieilly merely a O' f"r get:lng WI'oiiii'! the local option law - - Mr. I-,. It "iiis.rap renirneu iimb afternoon fn.Qa visit to Albany. o SULLIVAN IS WISER THAN IN YOUTHFUL DAYS Uo.ton. . Mass., Oct. 15. Kitty years ago toduy there was linrn In Boston, a bou who was destined lt hooomo the pugilistic champion and who was to hold the seiner of klnir over the sporting world for s bnmcr Merlod than any oilier American be fore or since his time. 11 was given the name of John Lawrence Sullivan n.l as "John L. the lama. b. amo liimlHT In all parts of the irld. Sullivan's rld-tlnie friends In II is- ton are expecting him here at iim ear ly date nnd when he comes tney nnvo arranged to hold n monster public reception and testlmOilal In honor q of his fiftieth birthday. Sullivan's returns to lloston have always been welcomed by cheering crowds. And his receptions hnve been almost as enthusiastic In recent years as when he was the undisputed holder of the World's championship. When the cx-champlou iPlurneif home last winter after an ajisence of of several years on tho road it wiiik noticed thnt n great change had comH over him. In many respects he was the same "John L" as of old. glad to shake 'hands with his old friend a n.l willing to give his opinion at great length and with oratorical flourish on nny subject whatsoever. Ilut before he was many hours lit town. It was noticed that he was not tho "pendthrPt Sullivan of old. In fact, It was whlspeBd about town that John wait becoming somewhat "near" In his old age. Tho Tact of the matter Is that Sul livan, after squandering fortune af ter fortune, has become strongly Im bued with tho spirit of New England thrift. Ever since he parted friend ship with "John Harloyc.orn" Sulli van has been making money nnd some sny that he has been making ft great deal oL It. Some estimate hl present fortune as well along In five figures. However this may he, It appears unlikely that he will be In noed of any of the old time benefits If he continues to follow his present .... . ..I.I... 1 ,. ''" " hntl ,0,rn "I'lmrtunltles to ; " "'.'', . ; es.nnates nave oeen ngree that from the time he met Joo (Inns In 1SS0 until he lost tile rlinin plonshtp tv Cornell h had rnwivutl . . anil spent not less than 11 million dol lars. Ills on ni 1 11 h'h ranged from 11 e ,..r,.)00 ohiho 10 HlOrt or 11.000 ru- 7." . , , ... ,.,H .,... tw ' " ' " "J " ' '" lheati0al conn 1n.1t 101 . nn . I"r or ' , Al of his e.iooi.ons winnings of . (,lwiil,.rt,t iiiun nit) n nnn im.nnnnij minii -t , -nHn -mey Xu K fntn week's lodging. 111 uuAum tu linvn cnnie with age and now, though his enri.Oig ca pacity Is much less than when he was In lS prime, II Is safe lo say thuO he Is far bet nt ctf fiiuinclally at the end of each yeaiO BIG REDUCTION IS STOCK RATES Washing!, IJ. C, Oct, IG. The sweeiQg iMluctlon of from 1-2 to five cents pur 1011 pounds on run go cattle shipments, which the inter state Commerce Commission had or- -O-Q LEWIS 8. CMANLER.Q LleutuiQut governor o( NewQ'ork, BouiQated for governor br the yumo crstM as tlie oppousnt o? Uetwrnoi (;hnrl K IuirhM. j cri;d of August 27 of this year, went. into effect today. The order was the 1 result of an Investigation made by the Commission In consequence of 11 protest of the Texas rattle raisers against the Missouri, Kansas & Tex as railroad and a great many other western and "outhwestern roads, which hiiM aiMnced the rates on range catW last spring. The orde whi'rv went Into fffi'ct today. applleH to fiTfy-nlnn railroads In the western and soiithweslerti parts of tl:o t iutiO try. O I Z N s-s ni 9 Co o OO
