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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1908)
B EUGENE DAILX GUAEB) G EXPLORER WILL . HINT WITH ROOSEVELT Angeles, Nov. 7. Attracted by the remarkable tents JSuinuuu jiuiauuua ui strange biown lands in Africa and elsewhere, President fcas selected the 2 6 -year-old Riverside youth from nndreds of eminent scientists and naturalists of the io aspireo io me pmto av-v-uiuttuy mm 10 me Africa nest March. The honor comes to the Ca'i unsolicited and unexpected and the fact of his ap was first learned from his mother, Mrs. Marion Eiverside, who received a letter from the youthful 'telling of the plans. '. hn is connected with the state universitv muse. secured a year's leave of absence and the parry will m York March 28 most of the time to be spent in id German East Africa, with the central and elevated which young Heller s familiar. SUDDEN DEATH OF PROMINENT KHiKXK. OKIXiON, SATl lSDAV K tyXINii, XuVK.MlP.U 7 HI e ft Xo. 2tt;l j Pepoi Lontjiauy; In I on Pacific Land I ; Company, of whicv he was presi- ' jdoni. and Vells-FrTo Lund Com-' i lany. FINANCIER William D. Cornish Victim of Heart Disease in Chicago Chicago. Nov. 7. William I). Cor nish, ot New York, second vice pres ident of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, and director of many cor porations, was found dead In bed at the Auditorium Annex In this city today. Ills demise was due to heart disease. Cornish was a director In the fol lowing corporations: Leavenworth, Kansas & Western Railroad; Nor thern Pacific Terminal Company- of Oregon; the Oregon Railroad & Nav igation Company, of which lie was also vice president: Oregon Short of which he was vice president; Port land & Asiatic Steamship Company; Southern Pncific Company; Southern Pacific Railroad Company, of which he was president; Spokane Union GRAT IN CANADA'S o MARINE DEPARTMENT Quebec, Nov. 7. As the result of the investigation Into the alleged graft in Canada's niariue department 2S minor officials and employes have beeu suspended. The testimony shows that contractors had to pay a bonus of five per cent on goods fur nished to the government and got even by charging the government ex orbitant prices. AUSTRIAN CABINET FORCED TO RESIGN riin oijie Vienna, Nov. 7. The Ansir cabinet has resigned as the outre of dissensions between the (lerinkn and Czech ministers, following the recent racial conflicts at Prague over other lloheniian towns. This action : has nothing to do with the interim jlional situation. y Miss Lou Scott, ot Croswell, utter i a visit with the Misses lnei and Kdna '.White and Mrs. Minnie Cronor, re turned home last night. She was ! accompnnied by Gladys doner, who i will visit there a few days. liter Supper Sale Saturday Evening from 7 to 9 ymuch enjoy a store fuL', of customers. It cannot be too crowded to suit us. To draw the people w will hold of those popular AFTER SUPPER SALES Saturday evening from 7 to 9, when you can buy desirable and feeded dry goods at greatly reduced prices. 'erybody uses ribbons ; you can iy all you want Saturday from 7 9. Do not come Monday to iy them. 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c and jDc ribbons, two hours, yd. .17c SATURDAY, 7 TO 9 ONLY ' Dc and 12 12 c laces up to three tches wide, all at one price ; lout 1000 yards in the lot; the Ird 4c GLOVES ON SALE Many came too late last Saturday to get taeir choice and went away disappointed. We will hold an other sale from 7 to 9 and give you another chance. $1.25 and $1.50 quality for the same price; the pair 69c FUR SALE $1.75 fur neck piece; Gordon & Ferguson make; Saturday, from 7 to 9, each $1.50 CORSET SALE We place on sale Saturday even ing from 7 to 9 corsets of the well-known makes, Royal Wor cester, and W. B., -worth from $1 to $1.25; colors and white, for, each 35c WIRE HAIR PINS 5c boxes Cabinet Hair Pins, as sorted sizes and kinds in each box; 7 to 9 Saturday, box. .2yte Lots of Men, in Buying Clothes are, not half particular enough about quality; they'll buy al most anything that looks stylish and fits if the price is low. It's the wrong way to buy clothes. We hope you don't buy yours that way. The right way is to be sure first of the quality you are getting. Is it all wool? Is it well tailored? A price means nothing unless you know what you are getting for it. In this store we want you to know what you are getting for your money; we're not afraid to tell you, either. Ask if the goods are all wool; ask if they are tailored right; ask about style; wear; try the clothes on. But if you see the Hart, Shaffner & Marx label in the clothes, just consider it an an swer to your question; all wool; clean, honest tailoring; correct style; wear; price will be right. Cerrlkt I sol T Hut Sckiftio Mux 'Pay $3.50 or $4.00 for pen you can buy a "Gor- P ss.oo. V Hampton Bros, 558-564 Willamette St.. WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT o Nothing better for the money ftutchess Trousers, $1.25 to $2.50 the pair. "10c a buttoS, $1.00 a rip." SALEM CONTRACTORS LOWEST BIDDERS ON EUGENE POST OFFICE (Guard Special Service.) Washington, D. C, Nov. 7. Five bids for the construc tion of the Eugene, Or., postoffice building at Eugene were received and opened at the treasury department today as fol lows : W. 0. Heckart, Eugene, $02,600. Geo. C. Mourer Company, Salem, $62,326. Welch Bros., Salem, $54,057. Charles A. Gray, Portland. $66,225. Campbell Building Company, Salt Lake, Utah, $55,500. All the bidders promise to complete the building by Decem ber 1, 1909. The award of the contract will not be made for some days yet, but it will doubtless go to Welch Bros., of Sa lem, who are the lowest bidders- WOMAN SUICIDES AT H0LLEY, LINN COUNTY! 1 GETTING READY TO PANAMA CANAL IS DELAYED FOR SEVERAL YEARS Due to Discovery of Defective Site for Proposed Locks BUILD ICE PLANT Grived Over Drowning of Her.R, Son in Mohawk at Mabel j Four Years Ago j McMurphey Having Plans Drawn and Will Com mence Work Soon as Finished New Orleans. Nov. 7 A report reached here today from Cohiu. Pun iimu. Unit 11 subterranean lake bus been found under the Rile of 0110 of the proposed big locks of the Pnna mn rumil at Gatun. unci thin will re sult In the delay of several youra lit completing the ennui and a much larger outlay of money Ihnu was rirttt umtrtpiitcd. According to the report the dis covery was kept secret and engi neers who are said to kuow of the discovery declined to discuss the mat ter during the absence of Oolouul (ioethnls in the Unl'ed Stales. Itcport HlM-rcdUcd Washington. Nov. 7. The Isth mian canal office staled that no word has been received ot the fludliiK of a subionwioan lake under the site ot one of the locks at (Sntun. The ro- repori is declared to he absurd be cause boring had proven the stability of the earth before work was com menced on the locks. Mrs. T. A. Morris committed Bill-1 clde at Holly yesterday, and her body . was found last evening. Coroner Fort ml Her was notified and, with Mrs. Morris' daughter, Tlllle, who) hns been working at the Kuss house for a couple of years, went to the place by way of Halsey In a livery1 rig. An Inquest ivns not found nec- essnry, the case being plain. With a little 22-callbor gun she! had gone to a fruit house, and pine- Ing the gun against a table tripped I it off, Bending the little bullet through her body, where It wn found In her clothes. Kour years ago a son was drwon ed at Mabel, Lane county, over which she had mourned almost con tinually, no doubt, caustug the act. She was 51 years of age, and leaves a husband, two daughters, the other being Mrs. Moran. and two sons at home. Albany Democrat. SPRINGFIELD ITEMS FROM THIS WEEK'S NEWS Tho public school Is so crowded that nnotlier teacher lias already been employed and another one In the near future. Mrs. Win. McLean, mother of Fred Lenily, has moved down from Fall Creek, and will make her home with her father, Charles Witter, this winter. C. H. IMckett Is doing plumbing In Kugono this week on the new Ham resilience. Ho is nlso furnish ing the hardware for this building, and Informs us he ana had to refuse work from that place on account of tho disadvantage and expense of going back and forth. Henry Hennlngs having recently sold his fine fnrni east of Hprlngfleld has moved to town and Is living In the H. Morgan residence. Henry says he has worked steady for a good i many years and is entitled no a rest, therefore will spend the winter In Springfield. In the spring ho will Hobert McMurphey Is having plans drawn tor his Ice factory building at the head of Willamette street, and Just as soon as they aro completed work will commence on the struc ture. John Hiinzickor, thu local ar chitect, Is drawing the plans. Mr. McMurphey has Just received plans and specifications for the Ice maiiufncturtug machinery from hie Harris ice Machinery Company of Portland. The Ice machinery will cost JHttl. This Is exclusive ot tho power machinery and all other tlx lurea of the plant. C. II. Mowllu, of Portland, hns been employed as engineer for the erection of the machinery, and C. 11. Marble, of Portland, has Ix-en en gaged to operate the plant after It Is compluted. TOBACCO CONCERN DECLARED TRUST BY U. S. COURT Nnw York, Nov. 7. Tho Koverniumit'u contention that flic Amor lean Tobacco Co. Ik a triiHt oporalltiK In res traint of trade In violation of tho Slmrman ati tl-t riiHt law, wnn mmtaitiod In derl slnna handed down by JikIkoh hncomho, Ooxe, Nnyea mid Ward In the United Si a ten circuit court hero today. Judge Ward fllnxmited from the majority opinion. PRESIDENT OBALDIA. Jns Domingo de Otnldls, president of Panama, was formerly minister from the little republic lo tti United Ktaara. " w posJ!tly engage In some kind of bus iness. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hchmuts re turned Wednesday morning for their home In Heattle, aftpr spending a f-i days wlih John Wlnsenrled and fairily. They were called to this part of the country on account of the death "f Mr. Schmutz brother John, who lived at Cottage Grove. He was formerly a Iine county hoy and wan raised on a tarmO c'r eil -'. O - RAILROAD MEN MUST NOT VISIT LIQUOR HOUSES Portland, Nov. 7. linlpli Illaln dell, auditor of tho Marrlinau HKtim In thu NortliwiHt, "for tho good of t he HtTvlcn." ha IxHued ordi-rt for bidding chijpIo)hm In hilt department vlnltliiK aaloona or liquor hyiiHua for any iiurpOMo wlmtMoever. I GERMAN CROWN PRINCE FLIES HIGH Takes Cruise Today in Zeppe lin's Airship Frederlckshafon, Nov. 7. Crown Prince Frederick William made tho ascent today with Count Zeppelin In the hitter's airship. A strong nor therly wind win blowing and it was very cold. It la probable that they will proceed to Uouaueschlngeii lin den, whore Klnporor Willlum' will arrive during the course ot the day. Hiiccesaful Trip. Donnueschlngeu hadeii, Nov. 7. The Zeppelin airship maneuvered Over the town awaiting the arrival of the special Imperial train on which the ' emperor returns from Austria. The crown prince greeted Ills father through a megaphone, and lator dropped a letter down. Ho started on his retur ntrlp to Froder ickshufen without descending. COUNT VON BERNST0FF NAMED TO SUCCEED VON STERNBERG Itorlln, Nov. 7. Count Johann llolniich von HoriiHtnrff. who ro:ont ly has roirenenii'd din (iertnan gov ernment In Kgypt. liita been olociod by Kuiperor William to imrcwjd tho lain liaron Speck von Hlornbei'K tlK amouHHador to thu United SiuIoh,. RESULTS STILL -vi.i IN DOUBT IN "s . ' MONTANA STATE Helena, Mont.. Nov. 7. It in Im probable that results In Montana will he definitely known until the official EUGENE MATLOCK BUYS INTEREST IN STORE It is staled that Kugene Matlock of Kugene, a son-in-law ot W. C. Johnson, the merchant, of Cottage Orove, has purchased an Interest In his father-in-law's store. Mr, Mat lock Is a live, energetic anil genial young man and will be a valuable acquisition to the firm. Leader. 1 FA I It WKATIIKIt TOMOItltOWH POItrX'AHT i Oregon. Washington and Idaho FsJr tonight and 8un- day. - . IS eA Air 'J PORFIRIO OIAZ. It Is again reported that Porflrlu Dlas, president of Mexico since 1877, la to resign. President Dlas was born Sept. IS, 1H30. TOIMY'H WIIKAT MARK KTtt Portland, Nor. 7. Wheat Club, iH'tfXf): blueatem. 93if4; Turkey red. 91 : red Kuasian, S6's7; I valley, 61. Tacoma, Nov. 7. Whpiit, milling Itluestem, 94 1-2: club, 91: red. 90: export hluestem, 92; club. 87; red, 85. O ( A'cago, Nov. V. iK'cember, $1.01 3-sF.vlay, $1.05; July. 11.00. count Is announced. Ten thousand rotes In normal Republican counties re yet to be beard from and Repub licans claim than Oonlan, Republi can, will be elected governor by 400. HARVARPDEFEATS CAPPUSLE INDIANS Cambridge, Nov. 7. vard, 17: Carlisle, 0. -Final Hnr- 0 O 0 ?3
