Eugene daily guard., November 23, 1908, Image 1

B EUGENE. DAILY : GUARD
KltiKXE. ORKtiOX, MONDAY EVE -MM!, NOVK.MBKR sa, llMM
NO. 870
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JANS TELL .
IERE THEY GOT
JIG CAMPAIGN FUND
Nov. 23. Geo. B. Sheldon, treasurer of the ;
J committee, today published the list of con- j
lecent national committee. The total amount I
E ,655,518. 27. In the report the names of in- j
rs are given without specifying addresses or ,
the method of entering them when received.
irever given in the report when available. The:
Jrs were 0. P. Taft, $110,000; Union League
)34,777; Union League of Philadelphia, $202,
pn, Boston, $25,000; Andrew Carnegie, N. Y.,
brgan, New York, $20,000. President Roose-
hooo.
large contrlbu-
n. Y., $15,000;
Hv Chairman,
iWllllam Nelson
; flO.OOO M. C.
Vni-V 110.000.
kTork; $10,000.
lew York; iiu.
Iff, New York;
Inith, Michigan;
H Corbln, Wash
IJ. Bohan, treas
,,000, 3. Vail
and associates, Washington; $9000,
H. N. Coe, chairman; $7500. Mark
T. Cox, New York; $7000, R. C.
Kerens, St. Louis; $6000, William
Barbour, Paterson, N. J.
$5,000, J. C. Sehmidtapp, Cincin
nati; Simon Guggenheim, Denver;
Kountze Brothers, New York; Wil
liam P. Clyde, New York; J. M. W.
Seligman & Company, New York:
Robert Bacon, New York; A. M. Hun
tington, New Yo(k; George Lauder,
New York; Mrs. A. A. Anderson,
New York; James Speyer, New York;
CORNSTALKS FOR PRINT PAPER.
BarUtulomtw in Minneapolis Journal.
D. O. Mills, New York; G. P. Baker,
New York; A. V.. Converse, New
York; S. Sidnev Sheppard, Buffalo;
D. R. Hanna, Washington: G. Pin-
chot, Washington; T. H. Shevlin,
: Minneapolis; A. Bush, St. Louis;
' Ferdinand Sulzberger. Kansas City;
;W. S. Dickey, Kansas City; J. Brom
1 ley, Kansas City; F. C. Dumalne,
Chairman.
$4000 George Blumenthal, New
York; C. N. Bliss, New York; J. P.
Brady. New York: J. C, Wharton,
chairman. New York; U 8.- Bryce,
New York; F. H. 'Henderson, TlttS'
burg; George A. Draper, Mauaehus
(Continued on Page Five.) .
THIS IS THE EUGENE HOME OF CENTEMERI KID GLOVES
Tuesday's Spcdal Coat Sale
This Coat Sale will be a feature of the season's under-pricing ready-to-wear garments.
We of f er you your choice of our $25.00 to $30.00 LaVogue or Wooltex Coats at a very
unusual cut price. All new up-to-date styles, and they are ttw ; very -latest to ha:
The sale will be short and decisive, as they cannot last at the price. (Come in $m 00
... .. ii- - i i ...:n -.;,, ThocHqv vnnr r.hnirifi -t".
tne morning me oesi win yu ma.. ium-ji j-
NEW SILK RAINCOATS
We can protect you from the rain. A new line of
raincoats just received; light, medium and dark col
ors. Each, SIU.(M. i8.tMl anil o.oo
NEW SUITS FOR WOMEN
. ' 1. 1 ..... i r now milts. In the lot
Is a choice navy broadcloth suit, jacket satin-lined
and trimmed with black satin bands.
10-gored skirt with fold of same material; snf -
priced, the suit iu
of nretty material for handkerchiefs, ar-
lade. at, each '",c
- fnr ivilliire nnH fniffn Ate . n neat deCOl a-
Ul as a useful article: nrettily made: of
fed oreton, each 75c
fcndry bag for general use; made of strong
i. on wmcn is printed in ngni coioio
ncturcs, eacn
JERS
. h-ilf fittine: finest materials: cardinal.
I white; each.... ?.oo
...raiw
NOVELTIES IN
PILLOW TOPS
Some striking novelties in
pillow covers Just arrived.
Entirely new patterns. The
first appearance sensational
comical suggestive. Ful
ly cats, woolly dogs, entitled
The First Drink," "The
Night Watch (two ciua), a
oeratr'c'seehem-you will want ,o send one to
a M. Don't delay, they are going fast, each
50c and 25c
mm
mi
"1st 190I by
1 s School
Smart Winter
Overcoats for Less
, ovnci liim to have con-
When a man conies to ; tor uj e ; ,cscrvc S1K,, confi
fidence in us and in our statements an
dence. There are no lacts atxnu 1..- -
welcome to. overstocked with Overcoats for Men and Boys.
Let us tell you-- e are o erslocKe .
Warm fall weather is not - - "Ovcrsto. k", turn
reduced prices. YOUR interest to buy while
- While t is to our interest to sen, 11 i- w
strongest guarantee 01 qua.u,
Overcoaw i
Boys'
G
50c
Hampton Brs,
uumr CASH BEATS CREDIT
Womens' Sweaters, always
15.00. special while the
last, each $4.00
BIG CLOCK POINTS
TO THIRTY-FIVE
THOOSAND MARK
JOHN.D. NOT
ORIGINATOR OF
STANDARD TRUST
The hands on tho big Y. M. O. A. clock on the Hovey building
Doint to the thirty-five thousand dollar mark this afternoon.
The soliciting teams at noon today reported a total of $3539.50
subscribed today, raising the grand total to $34,030.85. This is
encouraging but the committees in charge of the work fool that
from now on it will be harder work than the first six days of the
campaign. It is true that there are several substantial subscrip
tions in sight that have not yet been securod, but these will not
by any means raise the total up to the required $50,000 or any
where near it. Some strenuous work will have to bo done to se
cure the amount, but the members of the several teams are de
termined that success shall crown their efforts and will labor un
ceasingly.
It is requested that every person who has subscribed to the
fund should wear his ribbon. Those who have not been seen by
the committees and who desire to subscribe to the fund should
call at headquarters or phone in their subscriptions. Tomorrow
a number of the teams will be out in automobiles in order to fa
cilitate their work. Following is the report made at noon to
day:
Team No. 3, $500; No. 4, $110; No. 5, $682.50; No. 6,
$525; No. 7, $140; No. 9, $600; No. 10, $411; No. 11, $510;
No. 12, $40; No. 13, $70; No. 20, $51. Total, $3530.50
Previously reported, $31,301.35." Grand total, $34,030.85.
Says Flagler and Dodd Con
ceived the Great
Idea
New York. Nov. 2 3. John D.
ltockefellor tontlflod today that he did
not conoolvo tho plan of the forma
tion of tho original Hlundard Oil
trust In 1S82.
'I am sorry to Bay that 1 did not,"
mild Mr. Rockefeller; "I cannot clnliu
any credit for that Mr. Klnglor und
S. C. loilil conceived it."
During his vxamlnallon Itoekiifol-
ler aald that tho oil liunllu'88 In hai
ardoua "oven up to tho preaout tlmo."
Thin statement will afford Attorney
Ke loan, fnr the government, an op
portunity to examine Rockefeller as
to the conduct of the company sine
18X1. It had been understood that
lt.wl,,,ritll.ir wmilil nut Im HlLlltlliuud
ns to the details alnco that time, but
Kellogx maintains mat Kocxereuer
..atnllitii. at n lultli.tll thHt till hul-
nu Is hasardous "up to the present
tlmo opens up 10 nun ma wuuio iw
noa ot me Bianuaru uiaiurj.
PROUOTER MEYERS
IN JAIL FOR THEFT
OF FIVE BONDS
Claimed to Represent Foreign
7TTB
Capitalists of Large
Means
MURDER OR
SUICIDE OF
i YOUNG WOMAN
New York, Nov. '23. Claiming to
have the hacking of European capital
ists to the extent of $21111. 0(10, null,
according to the story lold by the
police, Joseph Montefloro Meyers, who
has spent I ho lust few mouths in
lttsburK, endeavoring to Interest
capitalists in that city in various
plans requiring largo amounts of
money, was brought to this city to
day, charged with the larceny of five
bonds valued at Jt&OU. Meyers, It Is
said, claimed acquaintance with
many prominent people in this coun
try und abroad, und wus Introduced
at clubs und dined by 1'lttnuurg fi
nanciers whom he Interested In his
various plans.
Dismembered Body of Young
Woman Found Near
Los Angeles
ANOTHKH MOVH IX
IUU HTANPAItl) (JAHH
Washington. Not. tS. Attornsy-
Oonerai Bonaparte filed today lbs pe
tition for a writ of certiorari in the
supreme court of the United States,
urging the court to issue a writ ui
certiorari to the circuit court of ap
peals for tho seventh circuit to re
view tho Judgment of that court re
versing the rulings of Judge Laiulls
In the case In which tho Standard Oil
was fined fH9.0av.0OO on charges of.
vlolnllng the aull-lnist law. The attorney-general
takes the position that
tho court of appeals was without Ju
risdiction when It revursed Landls'
duclslon.
BULGARIA MOVES ,
COIN AND RECORDS
TWO I'OM-KIIKItATKH
J.IU:l l I'lTTSIII lt;
IHI lai.i.rir V,v S !t Two II fill 1 1 If in-
al arrests were mude yesterday In the
rase of J. Monteflore .Meyers, who Is
said to be irom Australia, ana wno
was taken In custody Saturday night
and sent to New York on the charge
I. os Angi.'li'S, Nov. 23. The police
detectives am endeavoring ! fath
om the mystery of the death and the
Identity of the body of a young wo
man, whose decapitated and dismem
bered body was found on the South
ern Pacific tracks betwoon this cliy
and Pasadena yesterday. All efforts
thus far havo proved futile.
The body la that of a young woman
about 2 5 years or ago, plainly but
ticully dressed, and evidently unac
customed to hard work. No money
or valuables or anything was found
on tho body to establish tho tdentliy.
Clrcumstunccs. either indicating sui
cide or murder, are a handbag, a par
asol and a bag containing luncheon.
which wero found lying In a pile be
side tho fence sumo distance from the
track whero the body lay. Tho train
had cut tho head and arms off.
Preparing for Possible Raid by
Army
ti..iUPn,i., v.,v sa Hevenleen car
loads of coin and archives of the na
tional bank were today removed to
the fort at Nlsh from this city. This
step was taken because the govern
ment fears Austria will make a raid
on Belgrade, the capital of lltilgaria.
and it Is rnmorea uiso mm "
eminent will be removed to Nlsh.
MANY GAVE, BUT
AMOUNTS WERE SMALL
HERMAN RIOQpER-
Treasurer of the Democratic Nai
rn committee "
Ion caini;
paper publisher,
,.-. in-m erman-Amerlcan Bews-
K, -.
of grand larceny. W. Utipatrlck
and John A. Kltspatrlck, brothers,
said A from lona. Mich., and al
leij i Mufederates of Meyers, were
arrested yesterday on Information
furnished by Klchard Hr'lsley Sher
idan, a wi-nuur "' ..p-w. ---- .
kesbarre. Pa., and John A. (Jarrnan.
of th esarne place, who is counsel fori
Colonel J. M. Ouffey. millionaire coaQ
operator of Pittsburg, wniim ,.
lntT1l-ll in OlS prujrcia.
Albany, N. Y., Nov. 23. -Herman
Kidder, treasurer of tho Democratic
National committee, today filed with
tho secretary of slate his report of
the contributions to the Democratic
National campaign fund, showing
total of ftf20.644.77. The disburse'
me:its were SO I U.I 10.08,
There were over 74.000 contrlbu
tors to the fund.
ItecWptu and DisWurwinentt.
Chicago, Nov. 1H. To the Demo
cratlc National Committee: Gentle
m,.n Following Is a statement of all
I he rmrellils Slid eltiendlt lires:
Tola amount or money receivoti oy
the DeiiioTa'ie Nuiloniil commlitw
for the year PJn, B2,44.77; to
ml am u disbursed, f'l 111.4 1 0. (Mi
liHlimre on hit ml. tl 234.7 I.
In i.iiinlia.:ce wlih Iho election luw
nf Hi., sen- of New York we have
filed in the office of Hie secretary o
Mint, in Ailianv. a cnliMilein list
nil receints and xlieliillliires of the
hi ailiiiiiirii-is ui New York. And In
conipliiiure wl'h the resolution of the
National committee, passed at Lin
coln. Neb . lasl July, we have filed at
the office of ih" secretary of state at
Albany a list of naiin-s. over ZO.ouu.
representing over lOD.IiOO coiilribu
tors, who conn Hinted through news
papers, clubs or solicitors and other
organizations, whose niimi are on
file In tho office of the chairman of
the Democratic National committee
at Buffalo, N. Y.
Tho auditor's report confirms the
above and is attached hereto.
Yours respectfully.
NORMAN K. MACK. Chairman.
I'KKY WOOlSoN. Hetary. '
HICKMAN HIDDKIl, 'W-asurer.
John B. OSBl'KNK,
Vice Chairman Kinance Loin.
JOHN W. COX. 0l- Treasurer.
JOHN 11. DOOI.IN, Asst. Tress.
DEBAT0RS CHOSEN 1
FOR STATE LEAGUE
n . llrn.n Or. NOV. 21.
Tho Cottago drove High School held
a contest at this place last main
tho purpose of selecting uiree uo-
GEORGE n. SHELDON.
Tressurer of the National Itepute
llcan canipalgn. and a prominent
New York lawyer.
balers to represent this place n tho
state debating league. The tares suc
cessful pupils out of thirteen who
contested were Miss Maud Hooper.
Miss Alice Phillips snd ?ohn Cotter.
1 hese three are to be pitted against
Junction City High school February
18.
if
ni money, but they were Just
The super Wendent of police said: ' ready to unload a swindle that would
-From J ' Myers snd have torn thing, wide open In flnan-
' "" . 11. u l..l .IpnlM 11
his confederates secureo irj t... v..-..
I.lille A. Crow was today appoint
ed administratrix of the estate of
Stephen Harris, who died on Nov.
17 1H08. The estimated value of
the properly of the estate Is f000.
g Burcham, Elbrldge Wheeler and :
A. D. Owens were apiwlnted ap
praisers of the property. I