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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1908)
EUGENE MLY GUARD IS SECURE BIG OT FROM BANK VAULT EVtiEXE, OHEGOX, WKUa.iia HAY K KX1XQ, NOVKMHKH 2 AW8 . 0'" t Mass., Deo. a. fourteen inousana dollars in Lcnred by burglars early today when they blew open if the First National Bank Here, lne three men in the Led in an automobile. " Ernest Tarbell, who lives next jjjj explosions, armed himself and started to invosti to find Ms door Darred on the outside- He succeeded k the barricade just in time to see them departing in bile. " . I fired Several ouuu, muv .u u iuuhouuu mat, ttuy Li effect. A large quantity of gold in the interior of ; Was untouched. Before beginning work the burglars ! esaution of barring all street doors in the vicinity. i SKSSETUP . IN CHAMPIONSHIPS Dec. 1. One world's to Indoor records were A. A. U. championships I Patrick McDonald, of the tan A. C set new figures t tie 66-pound shot for ng tne neav, -j. 16 feet and 3-8 of -an Inch, 5 3-S j iiiufivEt uLir man m. j. alcurath s figures of last year. Molvin Shep pard, the Olympic champion, was beaten eight yards in the 1000-yard run by Harry Gissing, the time, 2:20, being a new indoor record. M. P. DriBColl, of the Mercury A. C. of Yonkers, won the two-mile run in 9:28 2-5, a new indoor record, but 3-5 of a second glower than the American out-door record. Martin J. Sheridan, after winning .the eight-pound shot-put, fell on his shoulder while vaulting and suffered fl. HOBSON, PLEASE WRITF. O 1 tsamatz I NO. 9m. Howell in New York Slab. a severe strain of a ligament. Sheri dan fell after making his second jump which nevertheless gave him second place, and also the individual honors for the first night, with a total of 16 points. The point score for the first night shows that the I. A. A. C. is in the lead by a large margin, the clubs standing in the following order: Irish-American A. C. R2: N. Y. A. C, 20; Palestine A. C 17: Boston A. A. 6: Mercury A. C, 5; unattached, 5; Mohawk A. C 4; Brooklyn Y. M. C. A.. 3; Princeton A. A., 1; Cordon House A. C, 1. Selling f .2 I Great Pre-Christmas We have been planning for months to make this Xmas season the greatest in our history. New goods have been bought in the Eastern markets with this object in view. Goods you want to present to your friends, suitable presents, up-to-date novel ties, useful and ornamental. More attractive than ever. Our store is full of the best attainable. Do you realize the short time in which to do your shopping. We would suggest you come now and during the morning hours to avoid the afternoon rush. The benefit will be yours as well as ours. . i " " SITE BRUSH AND SETS I and porcelain back Mirror I Brush, white Comb: the S3.50 d'zeti back Mirror. Brush and hb, very neat: the set . S4.00 NO CRAFTS JEWELRY I Old Arts Belt Pins, each. 7Bc (Old Art Watch Fobs, ea $1.50 Old Art Hat Pins. each. .2.1c (Arts Back Combs, each. .SOc XMAS NOVELTIES Entirely new specialties for Christmas. Conspicuous and attractive Is a new handkerchief box: looks like a doll. Top is doll's head, bag is the dress, each 8c FANCY TWINE HOLDER Doll head with bonnet and dress; twine draws from the mouth; each fMc PIN CUSHIONS New designs, come in yellow, pink and blue; each 00c COAT HANGERS Silk covered . Coat Hangers; - each c MILITARY BRUSHES Rosewood back, white bristle brush, the pair '"- Xmas Furs.. There is hardly an article more useful or more appropriate for an Xmas gift than a set of furs. We can fit the purse with the best furs sold in America. Collars $I.50to$2.00 Muffs $0.80 to $l(t.0O CHILDREN'S FURS White Angora Collar and Muff; nothing nicer for the children; the set $2.5(1 and $JL5 FEATHER BOAS White Feather Uoa, comfortable. dressy, each $:l.50 Long champagne colored Feath er Boa. very pretty, each. .$5.00 REBELS SUCCEED IN REVOLT TO DEPOSE ' PRESIDENT OF HAYTI CATTLE DYING BY THOUSANDS IN COLORADO Port au Prince, Hayti, Deo. 2. The people of Port au Prince have revolted against the government and are now in pos session of the city. There has been no fighting with the govern ment troops, and a provisional government has been established. General Ligitime has accepted the presidency of the new admin istration. The deposed president, Nord Alexis, is still at the palace. Members of the diplomatic corps were in conference at 9 o'clock for the purpose of taking measures to facilitate or hasten the de parture of Nord Alexis from the republic. The coup has boon remarkably successful, all the remaining ministers and military officers under Nord Alexis having takon refuge in the various foreign legations. These same men nine months ago were protesting vociferously against granting tho right of refuge to unsuccessful revolutionists by foreign diplo matic and consular representatives. The only man to remain loyal to Aloxis is General Canilllo Gabriel, his nephew, who during the last six months has directed the policy of the Alexis administration. He is at the palaoe with Alexis. At 11 o'clock the palace was surrounded by an infuriated mob calling upon President Alexis to leave the country. Almost every one in the mob is armed. Stockmen Were Not Prepared for a Severe Winter Denver, Dec. 2. Thousands of cat tle on tho ranges of Colorado are re ported to be starving with the pros pect of au unprecedented loss to cat tlemen. The winter opened early nd caught a majority of the stock men unprepared. Feed Is selling at most prohibitive prices, hay rang- ng $;!5 to $30 pur tou. Thousands cattle perished In a recent storm and cattlemen are desperate. Many t them will bo ruined nud all will bo embarrassed flunnclnlly. GREAT DAMAGE AT PINE BLUFF MRS. WARDVYELL'S SUFFERING ENDS IN DEATH TODAY Deported From Tombstone, Ar izona, to Los Angeles ord to Select sent for a Man dyou ever hear sud an expression? Al- u$ to suggest white, red, gray or fancy sweater, each L50 to $5.00 Teck or Four-in-hanrj Tie, new shades; ich ..25c and 50s faro Shirt: hin assortment: each. MO to to $2.50 Pair of fine Suspenders in a fancy box; s pair 50c to $1.50 Jap Silk Handkerchief or Muffler, each, c, 5c and Sl.uu Silk Umhrnlla fanru handle, each. mo $20.00 8ood raincoat, each, $1 2.00 to . . . $25.00 House fir Smnkinn larket eanh. ftOO to . . . ' $8.00 combination set. Garters. SusDenders P Arm Bands, the set, 75c and. . .$1.50 Pair of wool Golf Gloves, pair, 25c, 50c Pair of Silk Golf Gloves, pair $1-50 "it of clothes, the suit. $10.00 to $30.00 f Overcoat, each, $1000 to. . . .$30.00 ?. $1.50 to $8.uu Whit-e Aprons.. Los Angeles, Dec. 2. Mrs. J. C. Wardwell, the leper wlfo of tlcneral Wardwell, whoso case created such a stir In this community and Arizo na, died toduy of leprosy in the coun ty hospital. General Wardwell died at Tombstone, Arliona, some time aKO. of cancer and worry over his wife's condition. He refused to leave her in her trouble. The Tombstone officials would do nothing for Mrs. Wardwell and placed her In a locked stateroom and sent ber to Loa Angeles, where she has been cared for by the county. Wardwell was a veteran of the civil war. RIGIY'S RODY NOT RECOVERED FROM THE BAY Dead Chief Had Determined to Resign His Position Water Still Rising, and River Bank Is Break- ( Pine Dluff, Dee. 2. Tho Arkansas river reached tho stage of S3 feet early today and Is rising rapidly. Tho bank of tho river tn the rear or- tne Jefferson hotol and the oounty court house began falling Into the river In large sections this morning. Tho court house annex was vacated by the oflclala who considered It unsafe. Unless the water begins to fall soon, furthor damage will be Inevitable. l.ator tho bank caved In to within ten feet of tho court house annex and the holler room of the Jefferson Ho tel. San Francisco, Dec. 2. Tho body of Hlggy has not been recovered ah though a patrol of the bay has been very thorough. That lflggy offered his resignation to police commission- i", Hugo l. Koll, an hour before his death during a visit to tho rommla sloner's home became known loday H'Kgy thought of resigning to relievo pollco commissioners from newspu per criticism, Kell advised lllggy that the board would hot accept his resignation while ho was under fire, CASTELLANE'S SUIT AGAINST FORMER WIFE Princess' counsel Says Action Is Inspired by Hatred Conld yon soloet anything mora useful tkan a white apron? Wo have a large lino from which to seleet. Roand Swlea or Lawn Aprons, laco or ombroldery trlmmod, each 20c, SOc awl Sewing Aprons, largo pocket across front, or long, squara Apron, each ' t iarv Kurse's Aurons. with straps over shoulders; strings ;each Long bib Aprons, straps over shoulders, wide hem; each.JWc ride 30c HANDKERCHIEFS AS PRESENTS Nothing belter little as good for presents; always have too many. We arc ready with fine sheer Swiss or Linen, hemstitched edge, embroidered centres and corners; fine dainty designs. Karly purchasers se cure the best patterns; earn. Mc l.V, 2-Tc, n"c ,u , ,VI HAIR RECEIVERS Glass, lace and ribbon Hair Receivers; each. . . HAT PIN HOLDERS Looks like a full blo each covered . . . !Oc roe; . 75c (fi COVERS n Immense line of Pil- 4 , tUC JI11UW, I1U oo all finished. See W -. .r.,1 in. Hamptda Bros, 55B-564 Willamette WHERE CO.SH BFtfUS CREDIT BOYS' CLOTHING If the boy needs j suit, why not buy It for XniaiVi.fto to SIO.OU NIGHT ROftS Make tiswful presents. We have them from fWe to ParlB, Dec. 2. The suit of the Count llont de Castollaiie against Princess de Hunan, his former wife, for tho custody of bla three children, SlrfcENO t. PAYNE. The ctnter of the agitation for aew turtf loilslatlon Is :nrentstlve He- reoo K. Psrue of New Tork. rbslnnia of the wnis snd Hiram oimiilttro of tn I.Oji-e "f reprrwulatlws. mum nmtlnund today In a crowde courtroom. Clemenceau, counsel for i Princess de Hunan, ileclareo tnai me I count was Inspired less by solicitude i f i ,. welfare of his i.lilKlren l 111. n he was by personal hatred and flnau- (! wniMnrntlonB. ! He declared that tho princess bad 'mii,.l In everr way ber duty to- MARTIAL LAW REIGNS IN PRAGUE Students Riot With Many Re suiting Fatalities Prague, Austria, Dec. 2. Martial law was proclaimed in tile city today. Action on the part of the govern inent only served to exasperated th t'xech students of Prague, and they forthwith started rioting. 1 here was sanguinary conflict between them and police and the tlundarmos Wrenburg. a suburb of Prague, which mauy students were wounded but none so far nsvo died. Tho Austrian parliament will begi IU fall session la Vienna tomorrow and lively scene are anticipated. JAPANESE STEAMF.':1 REPORTED FOUNDERED Kobe. Dec. 2. Tho Japanese IS. PRESIDENT NORD ALEX Tvrrsnnlcal ruler of Ilsrtl. has been deposed by (evolutionists. steamer Glnsell Maru foundered off WM Hal Wei today. The eutlre crow and all ge passengers were lost. When a married man discovers that he talks In bis sleep be begins practicing slumber with his head u dr the cover. AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS CONVENES Pittsburg, "ec. 2. The American Minlnir ?nurcss met here today In Its eleventh annual convention. It la estimated that 2,000 delegates from every stale In the union are In at tendance, Including governors of six teen stales, and senators and con gressmen. Presldent-eleri tail -was unable to attend and sent word that he would send a message to congress, tusking clear his views-of the rola tlou of the government to the mining Industry. Tho convention was called to order by J, 11. utcnaros oi luano, president of the congress. ANNUAL REPORT. OF ESPEE COMPANY Faloni, Or., Pec. 1. The gross In- romo of th-) Southern Pacific from Its Oregon 6 California division between Ashland and Portland during tno yuir indium Ji;;.o 3. 1908. accord ing to Ihe report filed with (he Oro- . gon railroad commission, was $2,- 714,600.05. Salaries anu maiuie nance amounted to $5108.81; ac crued taxes, $188,770.34; noi in come, t2.519.tt8 1.10. Krom tbla amount current expanses are deduel- W;M EBcieZEH i. HILL. Congressman from Connecticut who has auiionnced bis candidacy for tho senatorial seat nw occupied by Sen ator Hrandegeo. "d, making what Is called the net cor lorate Income In Oregon the past year $1149,813.76. Tho report also shows that re crWi from the sale of lands held by th Southern Pacific In Oregon amounted to but $12,963.87. I ; ward the children. G
