Eugene daily guard., October 19, 1908, Image 1

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DAILY GUARD
Kl'Q,K, DliKliOX, MONDAY K K...(i. ihtii;i-
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NY DINNER IS
GIVEN BY O'BRIEN
WHIRLWIND
JEW YS$ STATE
nr;h the assembled flower of the Japanese Nvf)Vork Oct. is. Norman Mack
M WKU - . j .'chairiftSn lOie nenmcratic National
r ... oota aiiH audience. Thomas uz) iii,,,i,,.... V!.. ...
.m'M aS D1S 6""" ' ; " "eu 111 AtW l org. tl-
S' mbassador to Japanonight made a stir- 'X! STSA'S&SL S
thP fleets of warships W regarded as Hfl? "L'L ,,!ri"Hia' 'V'"a"?
L instruments of peace, declaring; the visit HryanQjVt. tiier spiers rnota, m-
t, fleet to Jap?" an "exauea lesson in me "!.. Q "" the s. in InV " " ' n , o .i. TheriiVwn ha, " 8,ons ln tl,e clear- according to the plans received from Wash
r . i If A man " l'h a mftct. rnrriio I eii-iri i .1 rant iitp Vii'b ' . . . . . . I i,vfA., T n i.i- : t -
" - 1 J Vt. 4-V.n tjU " ' . v-v.m.w n fif.u 11 ul utu t lmill'h tlltf Iltl!
nmra PYIMIrlllt'CU U V LUC UCQbO U.L Af r Mi.iL- V. I . . i . i '"'-' ........ -
Yl vl w O f o - ' l S.l lit 13 I'd IV 111 CfQ I 11
nor in I'v.mu o? n UK.1
.IlllKlIlCM' inen-ot-w ...
v-ii u huK of the American
inn U in ;t rouir contrast w i;
sominv hued ones of the
In the li:i. alive with btintinu'.
! eoraied tuns anil steamers 1
with silr. -seers aiv'steuminj: I
liii mill launches, from the shore ar.d
war vesiu Is art boa "inn uniformed
officers on their official visits of wel
come. Preceded by Its leader, the Yuni;
ton. the American fleet entered the
harbor in a fog that -hung over the
bay. The Hoot dropped anrhor at
9:30 this (Sunday) morning, half an
hour later than the time scheduled.
-is'us was dm to a loir i tie tn
ita.l i
'.ation that the flei
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wo run uubtKLo
TWO-STORY GOVERNMENT !
BUILDING HAVE ARRIVE
MANY ACCIDENTS
REPORTED TODAY
ON RAItfiOADS
is noar at
Eugene's government postoffice building will be two stories
high, with a full basement, and will be 49x84 feet in dinicn-
settiments '
Maok says he is convincert ihk
i Bryan will be elected by a landslide.
ships Uz outside
fired a salute throim
few minutes tlie foy lifted n.
Engineer Killed and
two Injured on Santa
jjj! Railroad
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Six sets of'
lue.
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:S Vln" ,ie" Hue fol'n, be in the had of the postmaster here by about the firW'
nun. The lieet ppuwciea to us an-; uiy
eliorage ground a id anchored in four
colli III IIS 111 I II 11 1 ill I iiu i'auvoi-fi j
i plans were receiiQ:! for the contractors to figure on
., orimirals and other officers willi." cdcddvo n i-i r
ry tne rcai . un ortnni i rLtci
L .nnM-or and empress tomorrow. ;
ThOBAY OF T0KI0,f,ei'1
CO
-Sixteen bat
thu Atlantic
are to be opined at Washingt.Qon Novembor 7, and all of them
AROUND THE WORLD CRUISE - ' j
l)C.l--re" , tt0fww! Yokohama. Oct. IS..
sinhted Oil Wie en" .tleships cvyistltutlnis
nTtew York tomorrow.
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furnished by
IddOiid a few hours lateThe Alabama IS CX-lfbg) on Xg) peaceful cruise around Qcptimi of Klumnth and
(rom J
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I In the Bay of Tokio, oeetipyinB the
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leased on esiinntoa
correspondents of the OroRonlnn from
every county in the stnte, with the
Lake, Taft
()ii'i!iin of
19.2'JO, nQidins to that
O-
& Mail Orders
!Wintert)ispiaApof Ea Vogue o
p Coats.
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Hamptcm BrosP Guaranteed Taffeta 36 in. 'Wide
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tour customers for this fall and winter season
S La Vogue coats and suits SO novel agd dktinc-
(hine short of a fashiM revelation. 1 he Direc-
toire M'luence fiji present in
Pmany pleasind and origjal
styles. O
' (J'he more severely tailor
coats are ,,U represented in
ouP La Vogue line and we
recommend fikin,Q.'slecinlly
to those3)atroiis who former
ly have beneved tlPy could
Ove; nothing lnjt fiiilored-to-nieigurigarmei;.
, Lvery La 'ofe)uc coat or
suit is sti(g)tly and cnret'ully
tailored in every detail ajitj
roc wearer
If ; "
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W0o
can nlwavs tee I
JKwliron nKJn innt iinmict
lS illrlivi(lnrrit t? lvloM
Our frar6knt de)artinent is
tuning with La Vogue
suits and coals. QVn inspec
tion iill reitriv vou. t)
x La ?ogge SuSs
$15 to $50
o
La VogurcCogts
$15 to $50
and liuv-
buying
The Great Clothing Sale Still Continues
llundds of people are taking advantage of the almost
uiitieard ot reduced prices ( at Uii.lXuncQt year) an
ing suits, overcoats, eWra troust and boys' suits 1
a two years' sujjgly, seem
kfgily. ThePare the shrewd
business men who ft, owing
this. AVe knoP we can save
you money. We w.ffit your
clothing trade andC3ve are
going to have it, if quality
and jirice count.
You kiQv kind tjfo
clothes we have sold yon be
fore. The quality is just the
inie lii$radi. reliable
TSinds buOt' prioiys n
duced l-or even-mm-e in
some cases even discount.'
The boys m the clothing
department are busy, but
they can wait on you next.
Come in anyway and take a
I look. O u
P
Men's Su&ts and
Overcoats
5 to $25
.
Boys' Suits and
Overcoats 0
$2,50 to 7
to H otl
mmm 1
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Copyright
ie month in order to get them back there by the specifietii
This will give tlvcontractors very little time in which to
igure on the building. O
The increased appropriation for the building is $70,00. Ac
cording to the specifications furnished by the governmeQ ar
chitect at Washington the estimated cost of the building is
$55,000, the rgiainder of the appropriation to be used for
boxes and other fixt Q:s.
The plans were given a lmsty examination by a Guard re
porter this morning. In the basement will be a large boiUi
room, three storage rooms ajd a fuel room. Tho first floor
plan is about the same as that in the drawings of the building
; proposed before the increased ajvropriation was secured.
There will be two entrances, one from Willamette street and the
other at the southeast corner of the bulling, leading from Sixth
street. Upon entering the building from either entrance one
ill find himself in a large lobby which will have a colored mar-
ble floor and marble baseboards. Immediately off Mm the
lobbv to the west is-the work room, 29x43 Oct in dimensions.
The money order and registry divisions will be located in the
northeast corner of the buildingP and this room will be 16
feet 11 inches by 26 feet in dimensions. Back oP this room to the
west are vaults and back of the vaults is the mailing vestibule,
12 feet square. The postmaster's office is located in the south
west corner of the building afll it i9l7 feet frinohes square.
Tho sQond floor, which will be occupied by tho forest ser
vice, iPdivided off into six large rooms, one of whiclAvill be
the "swing" room for the city adn rural mail carriers. Tho
others are not designed. There will bo closets, vaults, etc., on
this floor. The front elevation of the building shows a hand-
: soma structure, much itre handsome than the one-story build
i itio- that was proposed uiidcthe old appropriation. The height
'of tfre building will be 46 feet from the ground to the top of
the roof, which will be of tin. O
VThe building will be of pressed brick with(jtonc trimmings,
and the plans indicate that it will he of splendid design. Gran
ite steps wilflead to the entrances. , O
The building will be located 24 feet from Willamette street
and 28eet from Six street. The grounds, when the build
ing is completed, will be parked.
Tnpeka, Oct. l! -- . special to tlio
Stall' Journal from Newton, Kas.,
The bidt(D lvs wesibouud on the Santa l'o
ion with a stock train KiitnK east at
Knfcinccr Roberts of tho
aln wa killed and twenty-two
on the passenger train were Injured,
none seriously. It is thought the pas
senger van by a 'l'k signal.
GAME vPaRDEIAND
FOUR INDIANS DEAD
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Mlss.dna. Met. li V telephone
message front MvnO'. I'owell coun
ty. Hns PopuQ tlauie Warden Pey
ton and four r'lnihead 'trtians are
dead aa theOsult of a piu nod battle
heKweon I'eyton and his assistant,
Herman ltudolph. and the Indians,
whom they .attempted to arrest near
Holland's I'rnlrlo yesterday irftet
noon. for lufractloua of tho Katuo
lawn.
MRS. HAINS REQUEST
o DENIED $ COURT
O -q
New York. OiTr 19. Tho applica
tion of Mrs. Claudia llalns for alimo
ny and counsel fees to defend tltH
suit for divorce brought by Captain
I'otor C. llalna, Jr., nwallltiK trial for
klllitiK William K. AnQ- w"s ilenled
by Justice Cnrrln, of llrooklyn, to
day. Tho requeat that alio ba Kraut
ed the custody oOier children wim
iiIko denied. Aunts la named as co
respondent In llalns' suit for divorce.
WEALTHY MN KILLED
IN OUTO WRECK
lyu by Hart icharinpr & Mini
4T
iony
Bags
' s-peeial lin-
'i. a soft.
(?entemei Gloved
AVe are headquarters for
liis O'Opular glove a -glove
with no sii'ieriov.
tair
NgvTrimmings
Thoiisands0)oQirIs of
new novelty01iands, lira ids,
.r.ill.wnw ;mil i)armelitii
llll'iirif'l H"v
A New Arrival
In Gloves
Semi (iailQlet I loves
stn-e:
for
NATIONAL CAMPAGNfAST o
APPROACHING ITS CLIMAX
ChlcnRo, 111., Ort. 19. DurltiK the lately heenn the wfi-k of layliiK the
present week the mlddlff W'j. the final pinna tif the campaign. Ohio
(rreat haltleKround of the preside!!- and Indlam0.vill hear Taft durliiK the
tlnl contest will rlnx with the oratory lust three days of the week. II Is
of I h foremost cnmpalKn speakers contemplated to have him make one
In the country, both Republican and,
11 cralir. In the (oiiiiuiinlcatloii of
l"ort. xp-'-rli In ( tin
elusion iiO.ils canvii..
vi-.:v: -ll.-..os 11! tun. f t;ieir pla'iH to ik'.v the Hoiiii'tu
ii..'3 f-,.l ,.,s:.rti..n dan-;-. .''- t r,n- M ,ar..baiiii.i: tie h' i" ' : :
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of ID . ci ' O ti vl anioiiiil !' (.ninaiits or 'fy " '.' '-.X .
bear bkm White Bear bkg? ,.,i., i.:tv,. uh.t-.!. iv , .
f Bonnets Goth Specials : J A .
I'- I'e-sin.r -Made of .Mod (inaliPcivt!,. -.j'i white b-ar bail' pri-'-. There in- .i-'t. B V .V?.
J t es,,,.- fe,,,ade well, all sizes; -h "7.4 mch..s'i.l.': -1' wt.iM and n- snit I-m g . . -
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City
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Qesno, Oct. HI.
son, a wealthy oil
county, was almost
last iiIhIiI nail Ills
laeob .1. Ander
ina't o' T'Oo
instantly k li -d
brother. l.ouiH,
perhaps fatally hurt In nil automobile '
accident near KliiKslinrn. The dean
man's wife and duUK0 r wore In the
machine, but escaiieii Injury, Tho
auto collided with a waxon.
MANY ri:i(SONsUj
KII.I.KI) in'-'i'Oll.N'AlX)
Kl Paso, Oct. 19. Tho re-
port that a tornado at Clay
ton, N. M., Inst nlKlit killing
several, hna been received
here. The wlren nro down
and no particulars are obtainable.
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PKOPl H IU IIT
IN CAIII.K ( Alt ACM IlIKi
Ran FranclHCo, Oct. Gl9. Throo
peoplti wero HerloiiHly. pitrhnpH fatal
ly injiitfd in a runaway cabl cur hc
cldenl on tho WuHhliiKton Btroel tuo
today as tho result of tho liteikliiK
of a Krlp. Tho brake would not
hold on thctlppery track and diinhed
down a HteWiilll to tin I'owell Htreet
t urn w h ere t bey t iinied en:? iiletely
urn 1 4' utter h'uvhitf the t.raclt..
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N $2.50
V"WI
1.50
Hainpton Bros
55S-564 Willamette SC.
WHfekE CASH EATS CREDIT
Misses' Cravcncitc Coats
regular price
$7.50 to 10.00
special price $3.75 to $5.00
CHARLES A. L. yfED.
rroinliicnt mirjron i TltMnnntl
who hnn ten nteiitloiwrt nit the tm-
!.!. witrr-or of J"'-ll II,
d lii'or. !
ij -i'l'fit ff ll.' An:,
of l-itlior, coiiiins
in an ;ildr.--A to !
( ano wur k luriin-n ii
1 t oui'-rrovr ti it.' ht t h
Ie;n.r who h n
Kaufc will pavVi '
vlVinnon and tf the
dtH in Kenerai.
' (joinpTH will tine
it t-'-j-'d ii .".,!:
;"tHI'- (inline-!.-, '
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We-' a i-AMI. iifl.i '
deliver--d fO !
if! ( irrti'-T? ra Hii 1 J !
wU-kno u ;ihor ',
;mtined tin- iityan
CHpectf to Sjieuk'T I
Hepuhlii atL4.;indl-'
While hQ .VI I
II In Infllieui e (o
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have the ronveiitlon of the IIOmoih
Iti.i.. t-,.,l,.rllr.n ft t.iilior vrVlh
1 r''k'.r'li'''''s l'''"rlM 'onlKht. Ildopl stlolIK
infill"! "w( luli11 (iindi'iniiinK Caiinun and
llTK-rK tllA defeat.
LI SUM LINO.
Seholarly Chinese, wlltor ottpihH
NotiKkoiix Mall. win. In loiirluMhi)
United Stales In the Interest of Ids
nowNpaper.
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