Eugene daily guard., October 22, 1908, Image 1

EUGENE ' DAILY-
GU ARB'
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0 MURDERER
I IVES NEAR
GO,
KHa:.VK, Ol!K(it, THAHStr.lV KVKXlXti. CHTOIIKK HMMt
EUGENE
ENTHUSIASM 0F
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22.-OTh'e police are detaining a man giving
claiming to be a farmer f3W Eugene.
' jil o osassitfatirt at St. Johns Tuesrlau
I -ti.Tl WILU fcU W
f T gutterworth, a jeweler. McClain was arrest
reJ!L'woci, for creating a c&turbance in a saloon
rched a revolver with one chamber empty was
mi.: nnTitioOiAn with Wp r7 i e n r , . r. , . f
k:. wrson. -t"ls' J" ww.v. v4
JAP POPULACE
REACHES HIIMAX
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Fifty Thousand People Partici
pate in Series of Lunch
eons and Bails
utu auJ Japanese aiul A:i
f la iis as d w as ;ve ."tun iKt i 1
tl;i'a bands at music. Th- t :
, fvt was vuiutert'ut.
THIRTY EARTHQUACC
SHOCKS U SINGLE
DAY IN SAXONY
FdothinS belkOed to be of blood, resulted in his de- '
Gn an investigation of his whereabouts on Tuesday U
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Plauon, Saxony. Oct.
Thirty rtuqttake shocks
wtrv evrieurtMl is ih Se
wUkati region yes: ay.
Ttu'y wore acromiianU'4 Uy
thuu3er-ke reverberant mis
causing Qit greatest alarm.
Another severe slunk was
felt today but the iamaae
was v$s. I: is thimsht tJ be
cnly an after shock.
TAFT SAY!
LEGTIOf
BRYAN'S
ILL RETARD
RETURN OF PROSPERITY
such
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I wal McClaiiis aud M--f
-oebavethe initials 'D.
Uae message i "
Fortld save a svri ae-
,ie man as follows: Age,
hi. IW leet se.e..
"boiU; sandy n's'fichfj
.. Indira nf Odd
I tf!e
ft
Tokio, Oct. 22. Tonight the re
iitlun In the officers and lien of the
Xnu'rlfiiii fh.--.reiiched the ennui. A
oman. '(ics outhtii si nf enthusiasm
! in which ioi.u.m of the iuiiulaio ..-
, l;;-in:t,..t er.,wn..,l i...,.i. .... ...
I t ies of lum-heona. .linn. i s. balls t BLACK TO,r9 ACTIVE
i..nit.- ..nirii uae mutt,.-.!
tne l.v- days since the warships ;n
choied in Vn;,f)!i;tn;ii 'wimr ami the
people of Tukio ilia W,, i;,lr i iho1 -
iKfriran visiters. The .l.-nionstra-1 N't-w Yofk. Oct. S2V-A 5mb was
tion has jtMiisciI any in tho hisiorv cxhtiiilot in the hallway of a h.ms.
of tho city, not cvfii fxcvttiii ihO.H'cuiitf.1 by oiKhteen ftirailis las!
c.'lelii-atum follmviiiK Hie must sis- nislit. but tlic Ixmib wci tH.Vpowtr
mil suoct'jj; nf tin Jauancsp armv and . fnt .'niiiii' ro do sorijits tiamaet;.
a B. D. Slchean who is a memb.T of 1 navy. Fifty thousand i'!i-li)ated Iji Bombs lufve been exubidcd in thr
the lodge and who resides north of i a torcliliKht parade wiifch was other biiihlinss of ihelsame block
the lod,jse and who resides in Kit-1 feature of the (lav. Kvery iiidividiml . after the owners wer.Q ordered to
gene. O (of the vast multitude carriers lau- contribute to the lack Hand.
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I MihmrOct. 22. Indiana isJtbe battle ground inVbich Taft
j will push the campaign for theHemaiuder of the week. Kis it
J inerary calls for forty speeches, sixteen of which will be made to-
j day. Judge Taftiad th:to say of Bryan at the first stop :
"Mr. BrQ:i is a bit sensitive because the Republicans c.to
iTIMMS SAfS
HE -DID NOT COT
IIS 9WK THROAT
Signs Confession Today i
Which He Admits Mur
dering His Wife
Fellows, wearing ttie three links. The'
only McCluhi who is a member of the
local lodge, as shown by the books, is
Carl MeClatn, a all-!;tvwn I'niv.
sity of Orafc in K.V.Iuate. t)f course
he is not ?f!e man. as he is here at
the present time and the description
does Jt at all fit him. There is alsi
IN NEW YORK CtTYS
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Your.McPil OrcJlrs :-: Hampton Bros.' Guaranteed Taffeta 36 in. ide 8
y Winter Display of La Vogue
and Coats.
Uffer our customers for this fall and winter season
Uof La Vogue coats and suits so novel and distme-
is nothing Short of a fashion revoiation. 1 he Direc-
toire influence is present in
many pleasing and original
styles.
The more severely tailored
coats are well represented in
our La Vogue lino and we
recommend them, especially
to those patrons who former
ly have belie'eed they could
. wea nothing but taiiored-to-measure
gaiionts.
Every La Vogue coat or
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tailored in every detail and
the wearer can always feel
assured of a most correct
fit and individiijility of style.
Our garment, department is
teeming with La Vogue
suitsuid coats. An insiicc-
. w . . .
tion will repay you.
la Vogue Suits
$15 to $50
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La Vogue Coats
$15 to $50
The Great Clothing Sale till Continues
Ilmidreds of people are takinjadvantage of tho almost
unheard of reduced prices ( atthis time of year)and buy
ing suits, overcoftts, extra trousers and boys' suits buyii
a two years' suypi seem
ingly. They iR-e the shrewd
business men who are doing
this. We know we can save
you money. We want your
clothing trade and we are
gaping to have it, if quality
and price count. .
You knw the kind of
clothes we have sold you he
fore. The ipiality is just the
ume high-grade, reliable
kinds but t he price" is re-duced'1-4,
or even more in
some cases even t-2 discount.
The boys in the clothing
department are busy,0 but
they can w;?it on you next.
Come in anyway and take a
lf?ok. 0
Men's &iits and
OverbOats
$5to$250
Boys' Suits and
Overcoats
o $2.50 fb $2
toh off
riw4 ji'hs'' via
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propnesymg, not omy lieptiDiicans out democrats, too, m a busi
ness way, that if he is elected it will retard business', and that it
the Republican ticket is elected it will improve business. He
says thnt it is offering bribery to workmen. It is not offering
bribery, it is merely stating a f-ict. and it is a fact that worns
men ought to know as woS as business men. Mr. Bryan's eiec
tion will be a menace to p.-ospenty.
"We may not, if ho as elected, expect that business will be
resumed with thattovs and that current of prosperity which
we had had in the last election years." e
This was the keyncie of many speeches made by Tnft dnriii
today's tour.
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BRYAN TALKS TO FARMERS
Ravenswood, W .Va., Oct. 29. Wn J. Bryan was up bright
and early this morning to address a large gathering of farmers.
H proceeded, toopnncture the publican pretensions that the
farmers owed their prosperity to the Republican JSarty.
"The Repubftcan party has nothing to do with the fertility of
the soil, sunshine or rain, for if it did there would be a trust on
sunshine and a meter upon the sun."
"He said that not a single thing the Republican party had
done was godd for the farmers.
"The farmers have been he real victim of every abuse that
has grown up under Republican misrule. They have spenf their
time legislating in the interests of Wall street instead at listen
ing to the plea of the farmws for the soouvity.of thoir bank deposits."
SAYS HE AWOKE TO
FIND THROAT SLASHED
Razor Was fft Wife's Hand and
He Cut Her Throat
With 14
SENATOR ANKENY'S. j
: DAUGHTER WILL WEtt
' Watta, Walla. Oct. 22. The eu
guj; 'meat of Mbs Harriet -Ankeny,
oUi.v Hvhiji ihyjishter of t'niieil StafeH
Sni.ci' and Airs. Levi AuKeuy, to
C'aoUiUi Francis 11. M. Tone, of the
Koiirteeiif h 1'riif.Hl StaleK t'avairy.
vus ttttmmttcet! this afferiiooit. The
' mnrviajia wi!i la!, Jdace November
! hi fcithi Wiittn.
Senttie. (. 22.--.1. P. Kprawr,
Cfc'ho came from Vnucouvev, H. C. wuh
found dead on the 't curly today,
it fa believed ho s the victim of
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Copyright ijoj hy Hstt Scha&ier M Man
Anthonv
fiig Bags
We from a siwcial im-
pat skin, a soft,
leather, of great dur
ffiade in ufiW Hll
f tan, brown, black.
N md navy. Eaelw
$L25 to 2.QW
for Fall
ter
nnot speak too
y of i w (fiu i,
''ordon and Formi-
Ti. are thn (ft
i.. . -- v. I Its
H stand back of
- -v ion IIIHKe.
DU Driccs. f
- JL75 to $51
aist of
n:
i.
allt iHisspssino"
- vuiy and
ty
4
es)e-S4.95
Cenltmeri (lov
are headquarters for
this popular glove a glove
with no superior. The
air ." $1-75
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IW IT--c-J I tl-r.lIICAICU
"3"
Bear Skin
Bonnet
Made of good quality cloth,
madswell. all sizes; each
nc. J tin-.
i.oi ami (J
New Trimmings
Thousandsoof yards of
new uovelt9 bands, brat.
galloons ami parinc-ivries.
Imported novelty, gold tin
sel insertion bauds, in fact,
manv of the tiew- tnrtf
mings made. The yard . .
" 5c to $7.50
Royal Worcester
Corsets
Besides tl( famous cor
M't. vjiich is made for every
figure no matter if one is
stout or slim.4e have a eor
settnJit. Ve carry the pop
ular P.A'tn-sets, which
am made in every wanted
st vie. With these two makes
arc sure " "
if them. I1'11-n
S1.004O $6.00
White Bear Skin
Cloth Specials
ruo vcitii '""ar skin do.!1!-
f,4iAfs W,df --.hL
the van! ij). . $2.00
r -Q
yon
one
A New Arrival o
In Gloves o
Htuni Gauntlet Gloves for
street wear; shadoof tan.
Extra good value; the
pair . . $1.25
Misses' Ready-to-Wear
Dresses
Made of good serge, aid
trimmed, blouse waist, full
pleated skirt, ornaments on
shield, collar and arm;
each ....... $5.00
Remnants at
l2 Price
Owing to the large sale of
dressoods, we have had
ihix '"season, an unusual
amount of remnants or short
ends haVit wcuumlaled. In (J
orOt'r toViose tficia out, we
ipselltng them at just one
half price. There are skirt,
waist and some suit lengK
all go at one-half price.
Hampton Jpro
FOffD DEAD ON THE o
STREETS OF SEATTLE
EUROPEAN ROYALTY
ARE WEDDED TODAY
Helllu. Oi l .22. Tin. inuUi'HS A
extintlrn Vli tiirbi of SJileaswf(t-HoI-steln,
dauKlitir of I'rlnro KtederU'k,
I'tUUt'I'tXKN' STOll.tt
WAS Alt 1ST SKKHUK.
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Munttta, Oct. 24 lleiateil reiiortK
Indtraie that the storm of October
12 in the t'agayan Valley ' the
worst and most tlestrttetivo within
the memory of living lutmblUulii of
t) valley.
The officiai fisttreii are not a yet
available, as many uliueg .have not
bei heard from, but It seema ht
taS that the number of dead will
reach 3t)l).
There a heavy typhoon and
torrential (,!" throughout the val
ley and in The mountains. Tho rivers
were flooded and in many place rose
to a height of 30 feet, sweeping ev
erything before them tn their rush
to the sea. Hundreds ojinimaia and
houses were weft away by the wa
ters. At Auarrl, which wax almost com
Blrlrly under mater, Tie Amertcan:
residents, beaded by Lieutenant
Tread ay and Clark. Postmairter
Koss and Knxlneer Clark, formed a
rescue brisade, wbieh rescued scores
of natives, tkinB many off their
homes, while floating down the river.
The tiovernment has dtsiiatched a
coast (tiiard rotter to Invest Ixate
conditions and orKaniae relief.
it is iorted thai cholera jkts
p broken W(t tmin the reiug. es.
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ROBERT ROSE.
1r. Hryan' stewMfrHpner, eonsldred
oue of tint best in the nmfesslou. He
atompnie the ttetms-ratie andidte
everywhen;, "tuklntf down" all Ills
iteeebert.
A box factory with a payroll of
1 1 .'. a year Is a Medlord jiossl-
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fJ iAS.ktand t. lM ABlieies. ;9"'a""a.
"'"I'l ' KJl
!uk of SebleMWiK-HolHelll. was
married at lh clinuet of the tt.fiertal
mhiw this iiftnrnmm lo Prince Au
ijiist gilinm, of I'russiu, fourth son
of Kiuiieror William.
(JOVMtNtm H.KKI.l,
fmllas. Oct. 20. tiovernor Has
kell, before a lance crowd at the fair
grounds, sjmke in nraise of fk!a!io
ma and Texas and rrittciied Presi
dent Kimsi'Velt, Jtlrtite Taft and Sena
tor Heverldse. On durinv hi
sieH-h an piithu;tlc etatr
asked "What Ahotit Hearst ?" iv
ernor replied: "There are some
names illlr It woilll lie wroll w
wifOf Henry S . (rady
once stuike."
Sab tit. IVI. 22. C Y. Timmtins.
who yesterday killed his wife by ettf
!iB her tltrtuit Sth ttaat. aud slut
is in the hosi.itai nbwn; t ttse frra
the rrribl.j Irtinrh to his m tt fitnm!.
which were at first UeUeved to luive
been s.il-intHtii. tt.tl.iy stibritKrt
11 confession lis til the
mui'der of his wife, but do-
htrert he did ! to
cut l.isim ihriint. Ho saw a rttr ,
tn Ills wires luuui ivua ihuk it irout
her and ctut her throat, lie a a
man named "Mob had nni twtweet
him aud his wife nd that "Hob" fitr
nihedtttey !t bee to aeeuva a di
vorce. lu hla tale he reeiitw lonn wks at
aUexed cruelty. Hu rtattua hia wife
had threatened Ui kill him: eiatats
she had proven imtrite, and that
many tlm hu tuul encountered thta
iityittertoua "Wob" ro no jileaaaat man
ner. He rittfms that tills nnknown
Boh" had furutghed hfa wtfevltEt
tttt to pay an attorttuy tur slattlttsi a
divorce jtroreeitftiK, httt fatta t ac
count for hla own presence with hi
wife at the tttiwneyja office, and Ma
ttnitiiesreni't to the starthm of lt-
urce uroceedillKS.
lu his statement 'ItmmouR tout ot
hi! marriase la trtiaaet Im May,
ttHIT. thus l ieitrfiiK it rtHfititd point,
lie stales he bus ft bi-othel' tivtnn Ot
Portland Kai Way attest, tuit. 9 'tt
fciovetuh itmi 'feffth afreet, "i hwt
on what seemed to hu hfseitth bed,
when lttl Heil aussete w haver
ittK over htm, and the nhyshrliat had
mid Win that life it itffestT.m nf
mertttiuly, the confessiHl murderer
iiiiitii;;eil til reBilttisei'ttees, ftnd talk
ed in n rambiiiti! way of bnyftmxt
diivs when he iut Kuui Mttmer, n
wall-known Saiettt lirlekiayM, were
chibtreii foKetber.
All these tUtuiiH he told trr. isforse.
many of lhn so lambllnss and tuco
herenf they were not tnriiidetl in hi
sinned rimfeiwiutt, which was deliver
ed Ur. Mtnsnv In tjjo jirsseucs tit
two iiostiiitit nitriMK who deetarest
ihuniselves wiinesses.
in hi confession Tiiutnonii hrieftr
oitlllne all thi. hate ! a JwtlimaUa
Siiisftioti. Ho ndmita hu feared bhv
wife was i.tiyin attuuttotm to an
other. He admits he asked tto ques
tions when he sw4 til IheJttttWh
c4 the ntitht to ftud hta throut cut.
..veil tl hla tttjry Is true. He admits
he iiiiinedliitely anaiit hts wtf tit
ii own mt ami riitaHttted byiB
itberat" (milder.
Kv"y prmwnre was bremssht tm
Ttttitti'iris to ttirH n tmthfitf fwtt
fession. lo the sitenee of tho stefc
room, with !a nttraes near llk a
aels of death, with fha nhyttbAm'
siuiement rtnstiUK tu hta ears, with
the finta f his wound SnllU-llnst tor
fur titioti itfiit.vi(h tbi belief that
in a few hours he would bo railed be
fore I ho Judgment seat at the side
hi wife to tei! tbtistsry of the ffiiir
der to n hfuhor ttfr.imitl, drettiKffcst
iv Tlniins swore U would utter no
falsehood in his onfeal.m Hntl.
aud In u tow vofre, a voire Ktttteraf
frnin a wlndnlim lacerated by a self
inflicted wound, Ttntmtins told Ms
story and swore before the iW?d
he believed h would face ta a few
hours that what fee told was true.
Of fa believed that TtmntfiBs wilt
live to face the chursiu BRjit htm.
Misses' Cravcncttei
oats
Tiie third Indictment for violation
of the local optloi law at the surreal
session of the isrsnd iury st Hose
bur yesterday against lr. . i
t;ray iA Klkton, r yhviclan. He Is
bt ltiB arranged th H loon.
Afhie Knowl.-s and wife and (lias
nd wife arrived in r.nnu-
on IT'HII the t as'fle r.r
St re M'-.rs Knowl.-.
hav- l.-n ai-;liie la '
r.ti.'-r.. Tfi". r r'.--.tui
1 be summit of f!o-
Ci,ti!t4 ln y eiinillll-
wo f, c? of -f! for '
,r' Ihiill f-t; :! ti'fe
0(s)2'j. The
re-e,.. led Betia fla
Milllieiier, VI
h xislaiure today
fiiilinxham to the l ulled Htate
ate aud elected former Governor
I'aae to fill the unexpired term
the late Senator Irm:tor. Both
Itetiuhitcans.
SERI08S FLOODS
ARE THREATENED
IN OKLAHOMA
HI
l!.-:.i
this
it Willi AT M VltKKT.
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'let.
M.iy. i t3 !-;
Juiv 2-1.
rtnd ft-
li " Hnit oii.rati'fi in Th-
Oklahoma Hy, Oct. 22. Serious
fiooiU threaten imrt.tm of eentr&t
Bti?tf the u4&y 4wsjHar at raia
ti ha prvntUrti tftirUtlt Ir
ihr tUyn aud U tltt coutfn fa
iruf H had ikJmtm iu p?o-
iHfTtUm iff ft Hysrfbarg
j. .UIUTIIIB rrjuiUB - !BH Ul lltw
; Urm ii n& are bevet i& b
C&'ut foriiidaJifm. a
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a i Unit t f f oai-t rail m-4 of
kinMstach
(3)
57.50 to
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n vl.-w 1
IXA.ihI , Itv
of fil
hall. IMf i "lie 1"
WHERE CASH0:Ati CREDIT
special pricc$3.jto$5.0U
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