Eugene daily guard., October 16, 1908, Image 1

EUGENE
HE
DAILY
GUARD
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r. Vk.. hp has nia'le,-
i. th is city 'a" "w in Nevada.
cms. Harney countr.i
S2.
bYour MaB Orders
m
mm
Blthony
;rom a special im-
skm, a soft.
m of great dur-
n new i'iS
M. ruvn. lilnel.-
O navy. Each!
$125 to $2.00
Fall-
pter o
"'I SlICllI.- t.ir.
the liin-hrtli.ir
'ton and Fersru-
Tl
iQ an? I lie must
"".v nuikWo be
you make.
Nii'l
Ibices, from.
to $50.00
Pof
' pessessi'ui'
(,1u.... S4f)5
ses $290
Rushes Prr,C
31.50 o
jjNDE BANKER IS I
,j ON GRAVE GHAR6E
i
t w nflt fpw vears a resident nf tha
or" Varniers and ney county metropolis, was dvini-.
: tie.,;I today onj Mr. Davey, five weeks ago, suffered
i vat of the! an attack of pleuro pneumonia but
pf"' Jfd that the. soon raiinea ana was on tne road to
" U reffim will rcarh ' fecoveQ' wne contracted typhoid
! ..tional bunk I lever, "Sana rapidly, ana last niht
1 1 hin examinins his recover? was despaired or, his;
Ms In since It ' death being looked upon as absolute-
!l5 con ... , .. certain in a few hours. ;
,ni Scri'u- O
in to fenuiri"'. sh..vioii iiou.ing.nin
J:j sesiational -devel-j Chicago, Oct. 15. After a speak-
jjr.iea. : ing tour uiqibii im wes, senator
; Borah cr iduno, ryurnovjere to
ft ! n.Oit to confer with the leaders of
r . the national committee at national
11 .H-t-iMiwi A 'headquarters. The senator said the
w ' Pacific coast states and. Idaho, rtah,
: St
Colorado, were safely Kepuhli-
yt is. Private tele- but Bryan has
fighting chai.O
,,,hatHo.PFrank J.I .nov. ,, ,c '
'r well IUii ue-i
'III, citv and for the tins week. O '
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-Oct
kWintey,D8play of La 5ogue
lid Qsats. . o
kr our custonifis for 'this fall and winter season
ofLaiVogue coats and suits so novel and distine
aotliin short ofO fashion iOTelaton. The Diree
toiie influence's present in
many i&msing and original
JUS. Q
rJie more se9erelailored
coats are well represented in
oii La Vogue line and t
recttjiimend them, especially
to those patrons who foi Ser
ly have helieved they coulff
wear nothing but tyOrc'd-to.,'-lueasnre
gamieuts,
EycP.- La iTpgua. YoatPor
mi sti'lctly and oarefifty
tailored in ever,- detail and
the gearer always feel
assured of- a. most correct
fit and ip.'divjdualitoof style.
OO- gPrmftiP department is
teeiaiiig with La Vogue;
Oits. and coats. An inspcc
tioii will repay you.
Le Vogie Smits
$13 to $50
O (
Voge Coats
$15 to $50 o
Cenftmeri Gloves
"We are heiuhiuarteris for
this ioimlar glove i glove
with io superior. The
pair $1.75
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Bear Skin
Bonnets
MadeQf g-ood finality
nth,
made well, all 'njes: ea
eacli
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Hampton Bros,
Willamette St.
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HEARER AT mm
Tokio, Oct. 16. (10:00 p
m.) l'p to this hour there is
Oo additional intelligence of
the position cr progress of
the American fleeiQ The s--soeiated
IVess is Informed
wthat the published report to
the effect that one of the vtQ
sel.Ois separatedOfrom the
others is untrue, -as the navy
department has been nimble
to conimuiiiwe with the Am
erican warsYips since this
ni.O:lng. O It is supposed
that the rouh weather com-
peueu A.inural sperrv to re-
the fleet from the pr.GD
i 111 1 1 V of a iliihtrprmie ...m.-,
WHKAT WlKFT.
.01'lcaR". Oct. HI. liec-mber.
51.00 1-s; May, $1.03 3-S; Julv
V,S 1-S.
Xorrls & Rone's circus was stopped
at Olobe, Arizona, Q- a strike.
HaKioton Bros.' d 13 ran
.
The Geeat Clothing StSl C ontigues
Huilreds of people are taking advantage of the almost
unheard of reduced prices ( at
IQg suits, overcoats, extra trousers and hoys' suits
a two years' sunnlv. seem
ingly. They are the shrewd
business men who are doing
this. Ve know we can save
you lfioney. Ve want your
clothing trjle and we, T,ve
going to have H,-!? qunli'O
""fl, V.cS fwuut. O
-0'V UiiPvV. the kind fj
.'Alios we have sold you lu
"tore. The (piality is just the
same high-grade, relinlile
kinds hut the price is re
duced -4, or even more in .
some cases eveiil--discouiit.
The boys in the clothiijj'
dopartmiQ are busy, but
they can wait on you noxt.
Come in anvwav and taVe a
look.
Men's Suits ind
n Overcoats
$5 to $25
Boys' Suits and
Over(fbats
$2.50 to $7
y4 to h off
q
N?w Trimniings
Thousamls of yards
of
new liovcltv biiiid
il:l 1 j l..
o ,
liirineliti'ries.
.,n.l
KciuiiiMi.-i ...... ,.r
imiKirted novelty, goliiVm
sel Qisertioii liQids, in fact,
many of the newest trim
ming made. The yard. .
5c to $7.50
. O
Rtfyal Worcester
oJjCortfts
JJesides tins iamoiis cor
set, whirh is made for every
figure, no matter if "ie is
stout or slim, v.i'O.ivi'V cor
si't to fit. We carry thcj'op-
V I?. Corsets, Wiieli
,1c in every WiW.ed
With these two makes
lire ol a i u " o "
tW, si-)
oni' out iTWli. n " ii
r
w$1.00 to 5U.UU
O
White BeaO bkin
R:ioth Specials
$2.40 white bear skin cloth,
T)4 inches wide; special,
the vard 2.00
BEATS CREDIT
GERMAN BALLOON
IS REPORTED LOST,
Berlin, Oct. Hi. The Uerniau bal
loon PliuiH uud llersezell, whku e't
re Monday in the endurance test
ith 2T other competitors, is be
lieved to have been lost at sea.
SALT TRUST LOSES
HEAVILY BY FIRE
Chicago, Oct. lt. Property val
ued at nearly $1,000,000 was des
troyed by a tire which consumed the
International Salt Company's ducli
and fitly cars.
HlclinioiulO.'arson liobson. hero of
the Merriinac, will speak in Oregon
in the imerosts of Bryan's campaign.
H will arrive in Portland nhout Oc
tober 21 and will visit a nuuiter of
pluces about the stale to addre.s ilie
voiers and urge them to supiQt the
democratic candidate. Q
KrnnkQmlih of Walla Walla, and
Mrs. Kdna C'omegys of Seattle, are
here to attend the funeral of their
father, Sewell C. Smith.
jQ Q-
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this time of year) and lmy-
buviuur
"'tiii;..,
Copxtitht 190II by Hart Sihi'Qr i ifirx
A NevoArrJva
In Gloves
Semi Gauntlet Gloves for
street wea,Os',ill'1's
Extra good vaO
mir
the
$1.25
Misses' Ready-to-Wearresses
Ma'Q of giioii sere. braid
tQ'imied, blistf waist, full
pleated skirt, ornaments on
shield, collar and arm;
ach Q.00
Remnants at
y2 Price O
Owing to the large sale of
dress goods, we have had
this season, an unusual
amount of remnants or short
ends have accumulated. CJu
order to close tlOn out, we
are selling them iitjist one
half price. OThere are skirt,
waist and some suit lengths,
all go at one-half price.
Misses' Cravenctte Coats
regular price O
5.50 to JdOOO
special price $3.75 to 55. OU
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' 1 lH A'M:. '
:F TRAIN
FlREST FIREJEFUGEES
REPORTED DESTROYED
Alpena, Mich., Oct. 1G
Alpena todav from tho
B . -w.
Wie forest f(J-a which yesterday
Presque Isle country. The OostQserious report is to the effect
that the relief tra, which went ?o Meta last night from Hawks ,
was iQi-ned with a nuflfber of refuges. It is impossible trwse-j
cure confirmation of theQcport, nAhe wires Qe down to lie-j
wincke, where the train Qis reported destroyed. It is not yet
Knon wnai oecame of the pco
nam, um iiiu reports wnicn nave iiitered through to this place
say they are believed to have been burned to death.
A train left here this morning carrying physiciaQs-bound i
ior me nortn.
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The O.-es i
in the immediate
.i ...
much loss oVlife in
tC.e Olitlyinjr
thQPresquo Isle country.
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ana me city is now out of daiigt"-. It is feared there has been i
LATER PAPTICULARS
Alpena, Oct. 16. It is known thnOfourteen refugOs from
the fire-swept village of Mctz, 27 miles north ft here on the
Detroit and Mackinac railway, were burned O doath between
0Metz and the village of Posen
was wrecKea Dy a burned-out culvert. It ia not definitely known !
uu w many were on Doard the relief train when it left Metzrfast lnl,,,'S,' 111,11 ,lle tU"" W1,s
night. Metz has one hundred inhabitants, butQt QboiieviQ b,Wpen m. iiBn.t. imrtiaiiy tiiii-
thnt msni frnm n,,ili., ,. . robed, niHlieil Iroin U room. Tim
inai many irom outlying districts were on the reliof train whes , , ,
,. ,, , iu wiitQ door of the toilet wan broken open
u puuert out ol metz at midnight. Going north the train was CUtQUlil llearat emerged, lie nfteiO'l
off by the fire at Hawks and immediately backed toward tho' 81,1(1 11,111 al,,l,m ,1,u llllt
south, returning to the flame-ridden sectioQ from which thcv'w""U1 11,!V"r cim,e '" lrM "lllt
were fleeing to the increasing terror of the passengers As it',",1' T ""' dl',.,ir,wd " ''
, !., ., , ., .. juraovugtu. aa H He ulao says lila previous offer to
was rushing through the fire and smoke the train crashed into! siami the rm,t m.mi for ii
a culvert which was burned through, Many
passengers are " "u """ Wlla i"'''81"-"'. "tin
3traTeling into Posen this afternoon.
LABORERS MAY REGISTER
BETWEEN 7: AND 8j
COI NTV I,i:itK M tlt'l'K'H Wll.l.
i;k oi'KX tiiisT i: i:xi(i .xn;t
Td.MDUItOW HVUMXIl,
In order to Kive InhorliiB men H
'ha nee to register, the I'Mtniy rlerk's
office will lie open this evenlllK mid
tomorrow evenliiK between the hours
if 7 nnd X oVlork. 1 IiqIiooKs eiose
inXTuwlHy nfternooii iT! riOi'eluck.
Thw reglatriitlon hooks me open to
VICTOR EMMANUrQ OF ITALY.
The AiiM'Hi'iin Modul nf Honor u"
It'lllIlOII I1IIS OIM'IOCO II
! Victor I'.iiiinsuiierH ureal in t"Ti-Ht
! tiiiiii.iiiltai'iiiii orKicilzMlloiis by iiwuril-
' liiu to hlin the Ameri'-iiii " of i
: ciiliur.
o
Q
nt r'l.-i.-r fur ih
iho" wlni did not rcl.-l
prlni.-iry anil the Jinn- "lecil-'iis and j
for I hose .who have cliaiiK''(l lhlrj
refid. nee from one precinct lo ano'li-:
it xllice rc.'lsterlllK. TIiofp who will
their names transferred will have t'C
ciiiv.. iwo freeholders as Qii'''il.
The tol:vc. re(!iHtrationwof voters
since the IVka oi'iied this time up.
Ui Inst nil'hl Is 217. l these 17.".
are Itepiilillcans, .ill Democrals, 17
.Socialists, 7 Independent. 3 I'rohlbl
tlonlstit nnd 1 ' J partisan.
FMIt M'IMTIIKIt !
4 tnutni, ioitKcsr. ;
7.
Oreiton, a"hlnL"on and
Idaho Fair loliluht, Satur-
!;v Kj
I or-
Ob -
WITH
fording to reports coming into
. ' 'J y K'oo ui ill 1 A
and last liightQwcpt over the
reported to have been on the
icinity of Alneua receded 'ihw
. J T J
lfmletS and farms tlirnnelinnt
O O
laJ night when the relief train
! RAILROAD BR1DG?
REFORTED DESTROYER
St. Potorshui'K. Oet. 1(1.
A dlspulill fiolil llelmuile
piiys the riillwny hrldne over
Hosnlii rQr at VriiiKluek'
litis been blown up and des
troyed, I'llltlllK off III 111 I) 11 1 -Qitlon
with Sernyevii, the np
inil of Ilosnlu.
.
I. Inn con nt v him Instituted HiillO.i
the HliUc -lIi Qjl court lo enjoin the
Ciiliipoolu l.iiinlier coiiipuny from
iiinliitiiliilnK n duiii In the t'uliiiioolii
rler ut OiiwfordKvllle. It Is ulteKed
in the conipliilnt thut this duiii eiiuseH
the (luhipjiilii river to overflow the
county rond from llrownuvlllo to
CrnwfonlHvllle.
Q
W IIIqMiMIUAI
W:..Ptlle AllailllC fleet
r.Meil
,r,.,,
i i
lanilv. the ofllcers bio:
(I
he old city. ii'ieiii all-lliao
' WSl :,
WmWm
ki'i i:uv h.vw
.Pi,
of oi l
PEARST SERVED 0
WfTfbPAlERS IN
HASKELU5 SUIT
Dramatic Scene When Editor
O o
Was Apprehended on Un-
lonQPacific Train
o
nnjfl np tjTATP ROOM
D0 F STATE R00IV, n
Q WAS BROKEN OPtM
O q
Hearst Fotllld Inside and
dared Suit Did Pot
oWQTy' Him
Omnhii. Oel.Qtl. Afler iiQi'iimnt lo
U. eli,. mi the rnbm I'm-lrle irnln List
jnh.m wltk'h tlu'Otor tiT IiIh Nlnte-
j rtuiut was burst open by a deputy
sheril'l, Will. 'I
'. Ilearal, the mill ton
aire eilltor. !tif aerveiUwIlli pnpera
Qimllf.vlgi; Win that n sv"it for $tll)U
I lllllltll-.M llllfl I..7
flleil HKuiust
him fur Hlanilor anil libel by Onver-
nor Haskell, of Oklahoma, In Q
OoiiKlaa coiiijly circuit court.
llearat'H wife said lie waa not In llio
room and refused the deputy ad
"holds good.
EUGENE 28,
i
' FINAL SCORE T&DAY
At the end of Ujo first half
In the Himeiie-JMirtlon t'liy
htKli si hoiil fiiotbnll kiiiiic on 1
Klnciild Klelil, this nftnriinon,
the srore was 17 to 0 In fuvur
of Kurvin. Knox miide the
first tiTIichdown but fulled In
kO R:il. O'elKnr imiile thn
Hecoiid touciidown mid Knox
succeeded III klckiiiK I lie xonl.
1
A third touchdown ui.il n koiiI
were iiinile. .1 unction Iuih n
stroiiK line but KiiKene's
bucks nru much fuster nnd
the liO1 nH tt ni11" "hows
better cohcIiIiik thun tile
Jiini'On City luds.
I'iiiiil score, lOiineiw, BHj
O uni t Ion, (.
j. 1 1 5
l MANILLA.
the caiilial of the i'Ii
. urprlsvstat me rapid America una, em
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I......M W.l oilier V,. I c I'M a'iih, me
i.l sway are rapidly Ih-Ihk H pt awnyS
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