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3 EE EUGENE DAILY GUARD KWiKXK, OWJO.-f? TI KSHAY EVEX1XG, XOVF.MUK.U 10, H'OH. So. ats OARD OIL CASE TO SUPREME COURT NoV jo. The government's petition for a rehear se of in which the United States circuit court of ap . .t.. rial court's decision in fining the Standard lea v"c .Tninna S29.240.000 for alleged rebatin?. was 01 iu It is now stated that the STREET DUEL CHEATED SENSATION INJKE SOUTH Young Cooper Lies in Hospital . . Slightly Injured Father Is Held in Jail s L court of appeals taday, (will attempt to bring the whole mtater before the I rt on a writ of certiorari. I OPINION FAR-REACHING Lernment, in its petition for re-hearing, intimated Linion of the judges of the appellate court Gross- In and Baker was allowed to stand it would nullify j!p shred of rate reformatory legislation accomplished isevelt administration. jOURT ,StAI ILh rUSI MASTER WINGS FOR TODAY WILL BE REMOVED Let court today but lit-1 Washington, Nov. 10. The post- Luce was aceanipllshed. ; master general announces that the t the State vs. Bert Kel- j president has decided to remove f , . i; George M. Stewart, nost master nt Xe- fceaemurreu l., ... ( - - -- W. L bntlff sought a laat, was upon fvs 1 tattle. Wash., as the result of an In- i vestitration of charces thnt hp hud McFarland, solicited campaign contributions. divorce The records of his office also show motion that the postal service at Seattle was i unsatisfactory. . .i;!iv!!U. Nov TO. Mosses by wire and mail from various si ctions testify id the tremendous excitcmem caused throughout the state .ml South by the killing of former rall ied Suites Senator Oarniack by youug i itoliin Jones Cooper in a street duel lale yesnrday afternoon. Carmaek's j brilliant envr as United States sen ator had llliule him one ul' the best , known national figures in the I South. Colonel Duncan li. Cooper, lather or icnnui. and who was with him when the duel occurred, has a legion of friends in this and other states. The body of Carmack was removed I today to Columbia, where he was! married and lived until he became editor of the Tennessean. loimg Cooper spent the night In jail. His Injuries are slight. His fa-1 Tacoma, Nov. 10, Wheat, milling ther. Colonel Cooper, spent the bluestem, 94; exjiort bluestem 92, night at police headquarters, and is j club S7, red 85, ) reported to have slept well. I The tragic death of Senator Car-1 Chicago. Nov. ' 10. December, mack, who has a host of friends who I $1.02 Hi May, $1.07 3-S; July $1.01 sympathize deeply, will probably i 3-4. . ! f . . " v. J iff 44X4 't 1 EDWARD W. OA K MACK. have considerable effect upon the poylitics of the stato. I M-1IL' iT. Y1.'IM kl.-l-U I Utl- I ONE HUNDRED INJURED IN STUDENTS BITTER 'AGE RIOT IN VIENNA Vienna, Nov. 10. An encounter between two waning f ac inous oi stuuems tu me university oi Vienna loatvy rcsiiiicu m the injury of about one hundred of the young men. The cause of the conflict was the smouldering antagonism between the Pan German and Jewish students. The bitter feeling culminated in today's sanguine encounter. During the trouble the balcony of the university collapsed, precipitating many combatants to the floor. The Hebrew students turnod up at the University early today, determined to keep out tho Pan-Germans. A serious fight followed their appearance. Most of the injuries were slight. Among them were a few broken limbs and collar bones. Race feeling is growing through out the city. MRS. ALLEN RE&D IDENTIFIED AS Prisoner Tries to Suicide She Is Thought to Be Insane i Portland, j changed. 10. Wheat GASA BLANC A INCIDENT WAS CLOSED TODAY Thanksgiving Sale of Table Linens lie of year when we should show appreciation tor the blessings of the past a time when the best the land provides is laid on our tables; not the least 1 A1 . ! 1 11 t 11 1 . .1 brtance is the cover. beautirul piece or damasK adds, much to the ap- nce of the Thanksgiving feast. We have a complete line of linens from th to make a selection. Our prices range from 25c the yard $1.50 the. yard; 1 58 to 72 inches wide. All this week you can buy any piece of table damask fdiscount of 1 0 per cent. The entire line of napkins will be included in this ily sale. Beautiful satin damasks floral designs, scrolls and dots, regular prices 51.50 to $6.00 the dozen all at a saving ot JU per cent. Why not buy your us wee. I 4 UO Li u ' it Mua O f. iii ' c ""tpay $3.50 or 5 4.0 Odor Qn you can buy a "Gor- 1 $3.00. Hampton Bros o Q ecu hca Willnmette Ska WHER- CASH BliATb CREDIT Lots of Men, inJBuying Clothes are, not half particular enough about quality; they'll buy al most anything that looks stylish and fits if tho price is low. It's the wrong way to buy clothes. We hope yon don't buy yours that way. The right way is to be snre first of the quality yo ara getting. Is it all wool? Is it well tailored? A pries metis nothrag unless you know what yon 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 yon, either. Ask if the goods are all wool; ask if they are tailored right; sk about style; wear; try the clothes on. But if you see the Hart, Shaffner & Marx label in the olothes, just consider it an an swer to your questin; all wool; clean, honest tailoring; correct style; wear; price vill bo right. Vnthin9 bttr for the money Dutchess Trcussrs, $1.25 $2.50 the pair. 10c a button, $1.00 a rip." SAM GOMPERS SAYS AN HONOR IS ! PRESIDENT'S SLIGHT i ParlR, Nov. 10. The foreign of-i Donvor, '- Nov. 1 0. dumpers d- tlco has been udvised from Berlin ' cllnes to discuss his elimination n n that the uKi-oement over tho Oasu : Ktiest nt the dinner arranged by lllancu Incident was signed today. President Roosevelt for tho various l he foreign offlco hero regards tho , labor lenders una lawyers to uiscuh Casn lllancu Incident, which disturb-1 labor matters. Clompera contended ed tho relations between France and j himself with the statement (hut he Hermiinv. nractioutlv closed and tho ! considered himself honored by the IVnver. Nov. 10. A minimi who attempted to hill herself and Miss Helen l'hipps. daughter of .Mrs. tleu ovlevo Chandler Philips, anil two po itceliien, niter failing to extort $20,000 from Mrs. l'hipps. was Iden tified today as Mrs. Allen lieeil, wife of a druggist In this city. Mrs. Iteed relumed recently from Springfield, Mass., whither she had gone to at tend the funeral of her father, whoso name has not yet been learned. She Is believed to be Insane. When she discovered that the plan to have Mrs. l'hipps turn over $20,01)0 nt tho bank failed she threw two sticks of dynamite, which struck tho cushion seats of tho nutoiiuiliilo hut failed to explode. In the temporary absence of I hlec of Police Hamilton, who had been Investigating her testimony, Mrs. Hoed attempted to swallow fifty mor phine tablets, but one of the ntteud tlants struck he: hand from her mouth, scattering the tablets on the floor. .Mrs. Hiwd la highly respected. Hor husband was lit Buffalo Park, Colo., whore thetr summer homo Is locat ed, while tho woman Was engaged In her offorts to extort tho money from Mrs. Philips. signing of the agreement toduy vlr tuully confirms this opinion. Con sequently It Is considered hore to be a matter to be sent to The Hague for arbitration. While there Is no disposition to crow over tho French victory, great satisfaction Is fell that (lermnny recognized the justice of the French contention. exclusion, and considered the presl dent's net a tribute to his honesty and to (ho manner III which Oompera has represented tho millions of mom berB of the Federation. BUILDING PERMITS SO FAR THIS WEEK UNIVERSITY MAY HOLD COMMONWEALTH DAY Tho following butldtiiK permits wore IbbuoiI by HuilUtui? luttpoutur MrKurlfimi ycuiiurday und toduy: II. fcJlliott, 6 -room coUhkq at the corner of Woodcock, uvuimo nnd FRED M. WARNER. Ite-elected governor of Mlchlgun by a reduced majority. Twnntloth street, In ttiw (Irons addi tion, to cost $1000. II, Dice, 4-room buuitHtew 011 Fourth street, between Madison and lllalr; to cost $00. 11. Howe, 7-room bungalow on Klftventh atrtet, betww.a Jefferson and Madiaon; to cost $1001). Y. I). Ilenalll, a 6-roorn bungalow on the corner 01 Walnut avenue and Knst evoiiloeuth street; to eost $1, 115.. C. A. MrClaln: a f-room bungalow on the corner of Walnut 'iventio and Kast Seventeenth streot: to cost $1. 461. It. H. Ivey will erect a 5-room col lage nt the .corner of Vlllard avenue nnd Kust Seventeenth street, at a cost of $1000. In giving the totals of last month'a building permits the Inspector made an error of $500. The cottage which II, lloselton la erecting on West Kl g hi h srfH't was Hated at $.ri00. when $1000 waa the right figure. This will maKo the lotala for October tkfl.?.1S Instead of lS,35, aa pub 1 : XORTHWKHT WK.ATIIKII TO IlKMAIN KAUC Oregon Fair tonight and Wdneday. North to east wind. G Washington Fair tonight and Wednesday except rain n-ar the coast. North to east winds. Idaho Fair tonight and Wed need ay. New Plan- to" Bring College Nearer tho People Is Suggested In order to Inform the legislators the editors and the Influential men of the stuto what tho University Is doing. Prof. F. 1. Young, hoiitl of tho detinrtment of economics, line nil nounced thnt the facility Is consider ing holding n Commonwealth day nt tho most appropriate time In each year. The idea Is now, not nny In stltutlon In the United States having such a urecodent. Two days might bo turned over lo the celebration, which would be held on the campus. Not only would tho University needs and work bo pre sented to the assembly nnd tho poo pie, but other good speeches would bo made dealing with stato proli lems. Tho fundamental principle beneath the plan Is to bring the University nnd Its work nearer the people. It Is not Intended to have the meeting Just before the legislature meets, but fit somo time when there la no political stair, and men are In culm minds Therefore It has been suggesfed thnt sometime In .Mine, when the Univer sity apjiears Its best, bo chosen. BOHEMIA MINES ARE VERY BUSY THIS WINTER Mining Camp Expocts to Go Ahead with Improvements and Mining Work Tho Bohemia Mining District Is following a well-known rule In min ing districts, for It la known by those familiar, that mining camps always STAN DAK I Oil. CASK Wll.lt UK ltl Hlli;i. Washington, Nov. 10. It waa stated ut the department of Justice today that In view of the large amount of money Involved, tho Importnnt ques tions of law and peculiar In terval In tho caso. that tho government would not rest on the derision of the circuit court of appeals In tho Stan dard Oil case, hut that the case wonld be taken to the supreme court of appeals lu the United States at the ear liest posslhlo date. This will be done by an application to court fiy writ certerorl. Ap plication to the court for writ will be submitted Nov. 30. fry VSIW 1 CARROLL 8. PAGE. Vermont's new aenator Is Carroll 8. Page, who was governor of the state fr 1S!H) to li'J. He will serve the two years of Hie unexpired term of the lute Senator Pro-tor, . . present their most lively appearance n the winter Hum. There Is every Indication for a real boom In evi dence. The Mayflower Company has a large crew of men Installing ma chinery under Superintendent Fasta hond. The West Coast Mine. Com pany will soon start their mill; the Oolden Slipper Company have a con tract for tunnel work; the Combina tion mine under the ninnHu,......nt r : Sherman Clark are doing aiod work i and hopo to get their plant at work aa a fine body of ore la now blocked out. The -Hlversldo. Oregon. Colorado 1 and Virginia mines will work all I winter. Tho Oelden Rule Cotapany I Is preparing for winter work and the : North Falrvlew Co., headed by Her I hen l.eigh, will continue mining throughout the winter. Many other properties are getting In supplies and 11! I C lllli OT! T " tl1"""1 'eellng prevails. . K LLO HnVJjLLr Thn ' rea.h.( hy two routea llLkU Hill ULLI , ,y nw HTer , Cr,wco , where 8. D. Regan la postmaster; the .....t, iiinrii s creeg 10 ilonomia post office, where F. J. Hard la post master and has a general hOpply LEADER IN PORTUGAL POLITICS I Lisbon, Nov. 10. Alberto Costa, I a former member of the chamber of I deputies and one of the moat prom !lnent republican lesdera, committed jatilclde here Monday, and created a I tremendous ""tisatlon. Costa waa a member of 0 black cross society which was Involved In the asxasslna- itlon of King ae.irlos and a son, it Is believed that this society O.-lected 'Costa by lot to kill the present Alng .A. If. I I .1.. ' . ... ..iniiiiri Ull'l inoi I.U3I1I pi Tl , I I Ul HI niuiKcjr. It looks as thotiuh I.ane Cuiniv ! really going to have a genuine min ing movement. Henry Kwert. a pioneer Jeweler of Albany, dle.1 Saturday night at his homo In this city at the age of 7ft years. He had been 111 with Bright' disease, but his tllnexs win not so rlius until four days ago. Herald. ! ! t 1 O o o o ) O O Q
