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GUARD
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P, ROCKEFELLER montenegro locate natron
mi uiiTUCCO OTtUin f KtPARIN 1 FOR 1 EXTENSION FROM
Ult HllllCOO OIHIKUi
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WAR OPERATIONS
Nov. 18 John D. Rockefeller went on the
i this afternoon in ine government s suit
f.-jQrd Oil Comrjanv of New Jersev.
omiiw"- -
4 if coercive measures were applied in acquiring
Ver oil companies in Ohio, he replied :'
Jtever," and continued: "For myself I can say
is used always were absolutely fair."
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CANNOT j
pME TO COAST
Ld., Nov. IS. The!
prii of Noire Dame
fcstii to sanction the
t trip of the univer
fciv Multnomah Ath
nland and the Wash
jese. Interfen ;iee of
lh the Chris1 mas ex:
fen as the reason.
P have a new $25,000
R. & N. station, to be
jf blocks and to be
ik deno'. but inferior
pie phtis nave ueeu
appropriation made,
worK win oeKiu
Cut Telegraph Lines and Occupy
! Strategic Pass
KLAMATH FALLS
BIG SUM FOR
IMPROVEMENT OF
COLUMBIA RIVER
Washington, Nov. IS. Amonir the
improvements fur rivers and harbors
for which estimates are made fur the
next fiscal year by the chief of engi
neers of the United States army are
the following:
Oregon and Washington Colum
bia river, $1,1(14,000; canal at the
Cascades in, the Columbia river,
$100,500: Columbia and lower Wil
lamette, $200,000: mouth of the Co
lumbia, $450,000: Gray's Harbor,
$100,000; Puget Sound, $130,000.
A one hundred days' mourning pe
riod has been ordered in China, due
to the rre..ec dealh of both the em
peror and empress.
Moiinn. Nov. IS. Advices from
Cottinjoihe, capital of Montenegro,
declare that the telegraph line be
tween Cetiinje and Cattaro, a seaport
of Austria, has been cut and that
Montenegro has mounted guns on
the slopes dominating Cattaro. Fur
thermore, Montenegro has occupied
the Dug pass leading into Herzegov
ina wilht Sinn) troops.
french'colMsts
continue revolt
St. Johns. X. V., Nov. IS. Advices
from St. Pierre. Miiiuolon, today stale
that crowds continue to gather on the
streets and about tile government
house in spite of government inter
ference. The colonial officials, the
dispatch says, have decided to asl; I he
home government to send French
warships to St. Pierre to assist In
keeping order.
CHUWCiO YVIIIC.Vr MAIiKlT
Chicago. Nov. IS. December.
$l.o:i 3-S; Mav. $l.ns 1-4; July,
$1.02 1-2.
Klamath Falls, Or., Nov.
1". C. R. Rankin, eugineer
of the Oregon Eastern rail
road, has arrived here with
a corps of assistants and he
gan today the permanent lo
cation survey of the railroad
extension from Klamath Falls
to Natron. Headnuaru rs
have been established here
and work will be pushed with
vigor until completed.
The preliminary survey of
this road was mado two years
ngo and the beginning of the
permanent survey at this time
is taken as an Indication that
no time will be lost In extend
ing the Hue toward Natron as
soon as the road Is complete
to this place. -U Is believed
the permanent location will
be completed within sis
months and that the road
will be constructed as rapidly
as men and, money can do It.
NIC. A. BUILDING
FUND PASSED $15,000
MARK AT NOON TODAY
HENEY GAINS
STRENGTH AND
IMPROVES STEADILY
San Francisco, Nov. 13.
The statement was' given out 4
this morning ' at (hp l.ane
Hospital that rtuhoyV condl-
Hon was satisfactory. ' Uo Is
gaining In strength.
San Francisco. Nov. IS. The trial
of Abe Uuef was resumed this morn-
Harriman officials have estimated
i that the total cost of the Uoavcrlou
I Willsburg cut-off and changes m the
Yamhill division of Mho .u.h.- n a
clrlc will cos, 4 V7l im. lr-.-
leiud'es.he'hS.-h.ve, bridge over the
i Willamette at Oswego.
THIS IS THE EUGENE HOME OF CFNTEMERI KID GLOVES
ien s 3Uits
ton buy a wuoitex or ia vogue
nat you buy garments that
tit all the way through. '
les are good, tho result of the
kd efforts of a fashion author-
lioned in Paris and a large
trained designers. ,
tterials-'Bre'"' good the wool
nd the acid test;, the silk is
. Every lino is perfect, every
where it should be.
fe the best suits made for tho
l-a woman is well dressed If
rs one.
ifrom $15 to $35
from $10 to $50
jriits hy express. Let us show
wine now.
MA
i
oyal Worcester Corsets
The Y. M. C. A. fund 'cached the $16,000 mark by noon to
day, and the big clock turned with actual joy to that amount.
The exact sum at noon was $18,157. AO, and with this mark any
doubt in the minds of the people who glanced at tho big dial fud-
eu tiwuy, H3 me nop. ins in me minus 01 mo worners disappeared ni! wth James I.. Gallagher, for-
and gave place to overwhelming enthusiasm when thoy started met- supervisor and agent of ituef in
the campaign Monday evening. j'1'" "eged bribery transactions, on
All of the captains of teams had not handed in reports at 1 IN".!4' 1VA n"n ntloV ntongth 'Tln.?',.h
noon, and the outlook for the day was exceedingly bright. Twon-1 methods used caused several clashed
, . . -. . .. . . . . . , with the nttornevH for the proseeu-
ty captains are m the field, conducting the skirmishing among . wm, i,)el.,e.i to the ,,iesiion
the citizens of Eugene. Every man will bo approached. Thor-i asked the witness, a strong rorro
, , . . . . , of police and detectives was on duty
ougness and accuracy seem to be insisted upon as much as en-; i the courtroom, in the corridors and
thusiasm. ! 'rout of the building. Only about
' I 200 persona had access to tho court
The headquarters at Hull s drug store might well be the 1 room.
Commercial Club, or the Merchant's Protective Association. Thoi "wt"i- today Issued instrue-
. , , ... Hons that nnv and every person Ituef
same faces appear there that are found at tho meetings of the j or his counsel desired In the court
other influential bodies, and tho saino persistence anJ iv still- i "mh , be admit led. The court
' 1 also admonished t he Jury that It must
atic endeavor is in evidence. But the movement seems to have uiteriv disregard Friday s shooting
ami confine lis deliberations HOIety
to the evidence In the case.
RUEF'S MOTION
IS DENIED BY
JUDGE LAWL0R
Pi
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ill iIp
of
if you are looking for comfort wear
the I'.oal Worcester Corset. They
".'.' mude of cnutllle, which is very
durable. Light weight ones are made
strong but fine batiste. rumble
boned where required, making llicm
picieiirariy unbreakable. They are
the longest wearing corset eyei-Uiado.
ecan-y in ' stock a an-
les to fil ..in.v Some of tnem
vp meditinLjsaUit, iomu
nusl, "with long hip, high bust, long
hip in fact, almost any shape desired.
v,ivh sjil. 00 to l.
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more than an air of business. There is in it somo of the fervor
of tho crusader, attacking the enemy in the Holy Land. In this
campaign, however, the holy land happens to be Eugono and
Lane county, and the enemy tho influences which attack the
manliness of youth.
The exact sum raised this morning was $7032.50, which
with the sum of $812 5 gathered in by tho workers yesterday on
their rnsh nnil nnn.rt.e.rlv Rllhsr.rint.inn nlnns. the tntnl nuanmoil
............ San Frnncisco, Nov. 17 -The I rial
proportions that matte me big tlial jump. of Aii,m uef. interrupted by the
When the report is handed in tonight, tho first day's report : snooting of a- sUimui ihmi-ici aium-
1 , b J 1 I not Francis .1. Ilenev In llie court-
is certain to be surpassed. N ( ,,,
tit. will be resumed at 0 o eloi-k
. - ! tomorrow morning w hero It w as halt
ed last Friday anernoon by tho hill
let oi tho assassin. Judge William
l. l.awlor today denied Hie applica
tion uLuiu'-W-rtT'fV-p-fify- fr"ln
hi the s'ltto; ilenietl nho In uulck suc
cession the moitonH for a conllnuauco
of I hlrl r das until public feellmi
hail subsided, for Hie dismissal or tho
Jtii-v and Hie empaneling of n new
one', anil flnallv ruled ngaliisl the de
fense on Hie reiinesl mailii to Interro
gate the trial twehe an to whether
.... .,...tl,M.,t rtui,ll,t
nnv or tii'-ui was
the ilofi-usi an a result of the trnK-
ody In Hi" courtroom.
Corset Special
$1 00 and $1.50 Corsets for SiOr.
This is a broken line of sizes we are
closing out. They are perfect goods,
mostly small sizes, while and colors.
W hile they last, each '"c
WW
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A
STYLE "451-461
HOW EACH TEAM
STOOD AT NOON
., . ,, ",. vlii n team at noon
, .""-.".lyrfiircwH:
8. .
4 . .
S. .
8 WAISTS
the bed values in Shirtwaists we
ivcr shown is an absolutely pure
'g:irn:e:ii. i'i.iely tailored, perfect
Jk. at file pi-ice of a cotton waist.
i.;.2.-i, $:i.oo iinti
fc MET WAISTS
Ir.e just received; wide variety of
i mvtw fairly plain, others more
lately trimmed with lace and in-
!P- uuhts nave a wutu
i Surely a line to please the most
retell ftin.uiF 10 q.."
SEEN IN THE S LK DEPARTMENT
t.. Jt "hleh is superi.;r in qual.-
u,v oilier at the price: SB inches w e.
high lustre, soft to the touch, blaik
only; the yard
good to wear; the yard
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
Is teeming with new crisp Taffeta Rib
bons; also complete lino of satin tarfeta
all widths and shades; thousands of
vards just arrived. We can supply your
'everv want. Fancies from 25c lo $1,110
the vard; plain, the yard Ic to (We
GLOVES
Mercerized yarn gloves '
silk; all colors; the pair
COLLARS
v,.vL- i.silerns stiff turnover co'lars: me-
u'lflihs: each 2." & it""'
ar better than
Doc
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Today.
$ ...
4Hil
'.7 5
2!itl
J (1 5
1 mi
275
l in
81 1
70
1 1
98.50
15i
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4 1
Total.
1 .4iu ,
S.075
1 ,2'.MI
1.2 7.1
82U
PMi
8 5 n
175
4.180
112
84 4
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BALLOON STARTS
-"MUr LONDON
FOR SIBERIA
Newspaper Backs Expedition
of Daring Aeronauts
Loudon. Nov. IS. Tho Immunol Ii
balloon owned by the Dully tlraphle
Uhceiidod from here this morning and
will niieiiiiit to i-ech Siberia and break
238.5(1 tMlK distance record. Tie uero-
iiautH are Mr. (inugrnn and (Japtalu
Miilihtiiil iti-eotiiiiiiiileil bv a newHiia-
'" iiei in it n named Turiior. 'i'hey plan to
14 ,..U1. t, Slherlit Frldav.
$7(132.50 15.157.5U
l'rofessor .lohn Slraub will have
chin g- of le N'"- 1 """ Samuel
Itoome of teolll No. 2.
! MRS. HOWARD GOULD
! GETS BIG ALLOWANCE
WARSHIPS WILL
NOT GO TO CHINA
Denial of Current Report Offi
cially Mado
DE SAGAN HEARING
IS POSTPONED
Paris, Nov. 18. The hearing lit
Iho Hull of Count lloul do Casiullutio
iLSrn
m 0
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art Winter
rercoats tor
Less
i
I New Vork, Nov. IK. Mrs. Howard
i ion Id mis allowed $2 5,000 a year ali
mony bv Justice lllsi hoff In Hie , i
nreme court today. This alimony was
allowed pending Iho decision of .Mrs.
Hoiild s suit for divorce.
Hundreds of acres of wheat near
Walla Walla will have to be re seed
ed on account of the cheuilcalH Willi
which the seed was treated having
destroyed tho germ of tho grain.
. for these clothes we expert him t l"ve coii
When a man con.es u s r hese q dcsmc M1,h collfl.
Ssr "."rric r ficSiiiout w not
welcome to. (vt.rst.clccl with (Jvcrcosits for M n and Hoys.
Let ns tell you--W c are - Overcoat trade.
Warm full weather is n ; J ,.( v.f t
We want you to r ah it i. mr sl(K i; ,lt rcatly
it into money. 11i.swcm.
reduced prices. . Y()UR interet.t t buy while
. While it is to our intercut o sc I i i
vou have the oppomnnty ,M we toulcl ,., .fiord to sell
The quality '"hl ;i(iiU(, to our own assurance .f quality
aliyUnu,outthed; baffner MfirX lahel. ,.ch is the
v.c w..'o",:" - . r . .,;,,- v.m will ever see.
j.-unraiitci: 1
:,Ver Men's and Boys' Ov- . r ... r , ft
B;ys' Ovcrccatfd'gt--' I '
,;,.v -i.n will cei M-i-.
;OMErODAY
f-y::.r!.: i9c8 by
--r.tr ic hliSX
l:, Sch00l
fc l fi 1 h; tt -""' - J L
fZ ?Or0,' Sw- r,.i!v.yS g
J k fin.trc a, - mIc they r
last, each. -00 P
M. N. JOHNSON.
U'ashliiKlon. S'tv. 1 K , Thi. navy
department slates that there Is nb.cn
luielv no triiih In iho report
tho I'hlllpplno miundron Is proparlng
In KO lo I hllles.- poili.. I.ollli III"
Htinilroli was uiceii IliMi iinlci.s i.
k , nw;iv I nun ille i.... ... -Iii-.i c;,,-:.
ami thev will not u t in Miinlla. It
is slated that In Hie event of the I'll 1 1-
Ipplue miundron iiukii.i; to I ulna
Iblle will be UO ll'-.s rl I .I'.i'Ol! C. a:
any such order will le- in. oh- puliDc .1
once.
4 (H I VSIOSM, HA IV
. (il I l( l l, HMtlvCAST.
4- OroRon. WmhlnKton and
4- Idaho - Hci asinlial ralll to-
nlulu and Tliurnday.
YOUNG MUHDERER
MAKES CONFESSION
Shot nnd Beat Aged Grand-
i'alher to Death for
Robbery
Vlio-iatid. C.,1.. Nov. 1 h . - - .Walter
ell,-.-, aiieil I !l e;,i , and l ..li
'. le eier. ii i olii I filou, tu. ..'l
, .1 il Ii I be llliir.ler of Will, -I
! . ,1, .,ml! .-i,.T ot .') r J !. I.
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bl.,..b le e' "ar. h.
HERMAN OB LAGERCAANTZ.
The newly arrlinl iiilnlsii-r from
Kwiileii to iiih I'lilnd Htiitcn was for
merly it number of tlm Fslvatloo
A ray.
-t 1
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leiliib ,. . i'i 1,-e 'I::. -
e I Ho:-! I,,. '. I ' '
'I lie j;o' i : '.S Cob!
vi ho was o-.er ,'i cos oi a...
a.ih qillle wealthy, nnil w:oi sliol tuel
o.ti to ilnth. There Ih mmhoii t
0,ee that Hie boB b-i ureil $ 1 SU".
llftaliisi I'rliiciss llelle do Kaitait lop
the custody of their three children
was postponed today until November
iT,.
NO MERGER 6J
RAILROAD COMPANIES
Chairman Miller, of St. Paul
Railway, Issues Official
Denial
..ew A'otk, Nov. It Denial wart
made today by K' ...... II Mllh-r, chalr-
ll-;if, of :'ne l.o.id oi1 il 1 1 .-'I , , I s of (iel
rit. I'ilill H.lilv.','!'-, O- V- niMH. ed Hi
ll', i' i'. ii to i!i-r.-.. H , ii ).,., . r.,ii:i l-I-Ii
-. ie i il D.ii.-olj. Molil i l l Idn-
l- .-., .: ,11-d . , : : Ii .Il.l.i a.MHlsl
in- ....v. i n nd i! i ..,ii:. -hi. Ac
cording to tho company's officials Hoi
le line will be oiu-lieil ami lillllliilK
to I'UKel Hound for fliilll bin. .less
liefol-i' Jlill 1 next.
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