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BUaEME DAILY GUAJBLO
" Q O
REATY WITH
JAPANESE EMPIRE
o EXAMINATION
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OF OIL MAGNATE
IS CONCLUDED
KIGEXK, ORTiOX. Tl-KSDAV EV EXtxOxoVRMBKK C4
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JUD !! 3 L. FEDERAL BUILDING
iu 5iur MUrtr
ON THURSDAY
ifov. 18, via San rranciscoHov. 24. The Hawaii:
ding Japanese daily newspaper of Hawaii, has !
in Tokio correspondent what nurtiorts tn ho tt,D'
aty concluded between Japan and America re
Wmigration. It is stated that he signing of the
'be announced until next February,
to the Shinpo the treaty expresses the belief in I
integrity of the Chinese empire, and that equal!
or commerce should be enjoyed there by all na- j
equality of treatment should be accorded all such!
The third article reads: I
contracting parties agree that neither government !
emigration of laborers among their populations !
of the other until a further understanding in the j
i reached, believing and agreeing that the employ- j
iintry of laborers of the other country tends to im-1
tiendly relations between the two governments."
Went is alleged to have been signed by Secretary
)n Takahira. ' i
Will Yet Be Subjected to Re-Di-1
rect Examination
New York. Nov.
Rockefeller testified
San Francisco, Nov. 04.
The application of John J.
Oleason for an Injunction to
prevent Papke and Ketchel
from fighting Thursday under
the auspices of James .1. Corf
roth's Club, was refused by
Judge Sewel! today. The con
test, therefore, will be held as
scheduled.
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!
4. .Toll ii n I
today that at
ADMIRAL'S NEPHEW
CHARGED WlfH MURDER
the time nf tha 1 !
o. , . . utui loll u tno
Standard Oil Company of New Jer-
. in 1!hii. he owned "56 S54 1
l ,he totnl 6,ock issue' WIDOW OF REAR;
The cross examination of Rocke
feller was concluded this afternoon
and his redirect examination began
Rockefeller's examination vester
day carried him through a period of
the Standard Oil trust and years of
.i miuiwiuem liquidation which 1 '
lasted from 1S93 to 1S99. Ilockefel-! Rochester. N. Y., Nov. 24 .Mrs.
ler's memory at times was not clear GeorRiannu Sampson, of Palmvra. the
onldnHi'l."-0'.?'18 ?fthB ,trust "-j widow of Harry Sampson, a nephew
quldation period and he to d coun-1 . ... , . . j , , o .
sel that he conM , r.n ,..", of tho late Admiral Sampson, has
the Incidents and developments of ,IPC" arrested, charged with the mur
der of her husband, whose death was
IAD,
JADLY BURNED
-Oiie Chi
nese was burned to death and four
seriously burned, one perhaps fatally
in an early morning fire here which
destroyed their habitation.
Jamos Lyons is down from Jasper
on business.
me nine.
During the day Kellogi; developed
from Rockefeller that earlv in the
Industrial existence of Standard that
presidents of railroad companies to
gether with their directors were
stockholders in the oil combination.
Archibald on Stand.
New York, Nov. 24. John II.
first reported to be n auiildo
Rockefeller's redirect examination
was concluded and he was followed
on the stand by Johu V). Archibald,
vice-president of the Standard Oil
Co.
inL nLwau K.GLiABLh M ANDARD PATTERNS
Jf i lis?? j-V..
.cat
ft- :Mr
For Any Weather
"Pyright 1908
Hut Schaffiier tc M
any sort of activity business, pleasure, social'
affairs and any sort of company if you get into
some of our Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes.
We are leaders in stylish we r for Men, and we
make good this statement with the finest Suits
and Overcoats evsr shown in this town.
Thereare no clothes in the market that compare
witn our Hcrt, Schaffner & Marx garments.
For style they are unsurpassed; for all wool quality
of fabrics, thorough tailoring, correct fit, you may.,
look the country over without finding the equal
of thesejclothes.
Every suit we offer you is extra good value for the
price, You may pay here $15 to $30 for a, Suit
or'Overcoat, but whatever price suits you suits us
and you'll get the best value you ever had for the
mouey TRY IT. .
FES REDUCED
pe time when you need this goods
it- Every piece reduced. Have
P wailing? Btiv now.
f", mixed green, mixed Craven-
incnes wide; reduced price, the
. !.(
ped colors, with small check.
Wide raHiinaJ -1 tt, it,l
cs and white mixed Cravenette,
Piaid back. 58 inches wide,
Prtce. the yard $2.(M)
KETS
PPt and best bedding is Blan-
r . .t- me p-(si sanitary ana
r e carry a large stock of
f 1T and tan colors. The pair,
r 1" 1JM. $2.2.1 to.. $9.00
IHED HOSE
Hose, glossy black, the
for
1.011
FAN5CoIfa.?cy llaid Hose, regular made, the
pair, :..-c, or 3 pair for "
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS
5U heavy fleece-lined Union Suits for
children; ecru color, each ' '
Medium weight fine fleeced Union Sums,
i ream or white, perfect fitting. -a. . ..'
FURS
Of course von want a good fur when you
biiv one. I.el us give you our experience
with "liordon" furs. We have sold this
'make for ten years. Would wu have
handled these goods If there was any
belter? We have always found them
riiiht. We 'I'll guarantee ihem.
Large fluffy neck piece of brown ranby.
each $ !'
o-n '- liar "f brown American o!Ms-s'-i
i finished with large tails, each UH.I
;.rge wide collar -if blue Aiii-ri. an r.pos
.... fi..i.:h.-il with he::. I ::Ild 'ali.
'' STREET VLTAR
s'-t GloWs of
rown and dark
,$1.25
J
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o
553- '04 V,!!jrt S
WliEECASHBiATb C.
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STYLE AND SATISFACTION
These are three polnis nu will find
standing ont very promin. i.t In the suits
from our ..,..
We particularly recommend Wooltex and
I.a VoKiie Suits or Coats (iarmnnui to
challenge instant admiration by the
graceful lines. They ate carefully cut
and tailored. They will k. -p the shape.
You can wear one and cost you a moder
ate price. Suits from . iei .-' t .'.Mi
WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN
Women's eltru f looce-lilied vest, white or
ecru, each
Fine white orl ream. semi :-haped fleece
lined vests and pants, perlect flttini;.
each ... 9 M1'-
Fine cream wool vests or pants, medium
weishi, each ..$!. (Ml
Silk and wixil vesta, cream white, fine
ribbed, each $l-2
Women' O.ierfe. i-fl!tliiK f !--- e linetl a
lon Hints, tiie suit JM.tMl
CHlLLHt.v S L' 13
0 Lf.n;' Ct.,; r o:n
r, to 12 $,-. r:.! !.-el ;
.'i . 7 o C'.j'ls 32.00
SC.00Co:tt3 $4.00
CONTRACT AWARDED
TO WELCH BROTHERS
Guarir Special Service,
Washington, Nov. 24. The treasury department has award
ed the contract for the construction of tho federal building at Eu
gene to Welch Bros., of Salem, Or., for $64,057. The con
tract calls for plumbing, gas piping, heating apparatus, electric
conduits and wiring, and the completion of tho building by De
comber 1, 1909.
The Guard understands that the successful bidders expect
to begin work on the foundation for the building at once, as it
will be necessary to rush construction in order to have every,
thing completed in a year's time.
DRUNKEN BRUTE
KILLS DAUGHTER
AND WOUNDS SON
.Sew York. Nov. 2 4.--.Iiciillr.iim
that his home was about to be bro
ken up becaui-i! of his -refusal to
contribute to lis support. Carl l.ooso,
a baker, today shot mid killed bin
daiigluer. Mela, and probably la
tally wounded his son, Krodork-k,
pastor of the Lutheran church at
Yale. S. 11.
Loose was disarmed by his son
John and arrested. lie hud been
drinking heavily for a year or inuro
and his family had decided to leuvu
him. i
NO WORD FROM
RACING BALLOON
HENEY'S CONDITION
LESS FAVORABLE
HAAS, A SUICIDE
United States Makes Longer
. Flight Than Was
Intended
I.os Angeles, ov. 2 4. The racliiK
balloon United States, which ascend
ed vestenliiv morning, at 10 o'clo, ,
with Pilot A. K. Mueller
and a newspaper reporter 1 1 ,
the basket, has not been slhlcd since
about I o'clock yesterday aflornooti
when the balloon was almost out of
sight immediately above the city, aall
Iiik eastward. Mueller had no inten
tion of inakiiiK a lengthy flight.
An unverified report says the bal
loon was seen In the vicinity of the
San Bernardino mountains last night.
WANT WARSHIPS
LEFT IN PACIFIC
San Francisco, N'ov. 24.
It Is reported at Lam; hospital
that Money Is not quite so
well today owing to tho cf-
feet on his kidneys of tho
anaestbelc uxed when thu
bullet fired by Hulls Wits ex-
. .traded from his Jaw. Ills
temperature Is slightly abov
normal, but no alarm Is ftilt
and speedy Improvement la
expected.
San Francisco, Nov. 23 Tho cor
oner's Jury, which has been Investi
gating; four days tho suicide of Mor
ris Mass, brought In a verdict this
evening. Tho verdict follows:
"That tho said gunshot wound wns
self-lufllcied by Morris Haas with
suicidal intent following his Blteinnt-
ed ussassliiatlou of Asslslaul District
Attorney Francis J. lleney,
"Wo further find from the testi
mony of numerous witnesses exam
ined that grons ncKllKcnco and In
competency was shown by police of
ficials having tn chntge tho. uearcli-
InK of tho prlsonor, MdTrls Maus, In
not properly safeguarding the Inter
ests of the public, thus making It
possible for a small Derringer which
! caused the death of Morris Haas to
' remain secreted on his person.
"We also I In. I there has been t
siroiig feeling of animosity oiigeu
dored betweun tho police dopnrtineul
and the district attorney's office,
which la greatly to be deplored In the
present crisis through which our city
is passing, iney should work In har
mony to the end that all crlinn In our
uiltlst bo detected and punished.
"Wo, thu Jury, recommend that the
mayor of this city thoroughly Inves
tigate the condition of affairs and
that he take such active and Immed
iate atepa as ho may deem necessary
to remedy this palpable condition.
San Diego, Nov. 24. City Clerk
Butler today wired President Koose
velt a set of resolutions adopted last
evening by the city council calling at
tention of the chief executive to the
disturbed conditions politically on
the other side of thu Pacific ocean
and asking him to seriously consider
the advisability of leaving the Amer
ican battleship fleet in .Pacific waters.
CHAMBERLAIN WILL
SPEAK FOR GOVERNOR?
SUSPECTED OF
ROBERTSON SHOOTING
It Im rort'd (hut I wo ron virtu
itt (Iih imiiltimtifiry In iIiIh cliv hiivo
IKiHlMvHy lilmitlTW'd Him plrlttin of
Hie flo-cjillt!j Joimr Hhick. unifHtml
fur HliootliiK lr. C. II. lt'ilHtfi'in In
thiM cliy I u hi IVhlay nUhi ntt n mm
who nun Hprvrd twi u a ChII-
loinlit pitu, and prolxibly u man
vffh u loM'T r-tint
.thonil ,vlni u luiH in.. iftivi,j Hi Ik
vl r-nlt t ( r ofUctaL-4 lvf out
ii(,.Jiiii roiirci nliiK l!, ilk they chilm
if i ' i -m h it
(ioveninr (Ii-orce K. ChjimbcrlHln
li t r;lvi'(l and aoo-iited uu Invlin
tliui to Kpwik for the tvtrvuitrn of th
rnitd Sijiti-H lHfoi( ih ronKr'K8 on
I t oiiMTVai iim of itiitioiiid n-wMirch
wliirfi will f ht'Ed In V;olilnKtou.
Hfartinic Tut'Hday, ifcinilMr .
will also hM'ak ni tin rlvt rK and h;ir- j
born wnitirw.
At flic roriMTVatlon convt-nilon the'
K'lvi-riKir will p4"ak with l'rHldni
KorwvHl. l'r-ldni-'lfM't Taft and n
niiiiilxT of o(hT myii hlKh In tii
affalm of th nation.
HlflU'llH'Nt llfH .
Oi li t y could h
accorded It In tlur coiihh of law. but
It i uiidffi'Hlood tlhdr HMiifpifftit tuny
If-nd to po!Hvi ld'tiHflrall(ti from
au'horlil.'M In i-harK' of I'alifornlii
j.i n Ii'mi: f
'-"b "ff m t:m liMd Mhick
"f-'i "'. i it'i til. pi-'simcrrt mjiv wlwii
(!irv ;.. ph')tfn;r;iiJi'd for tin mwucri'
r.ll4 . I'tot'-N, nmt h!K plcturu If bo
liu? p,('ltd broadcast ovor th roti it
try, nnd ii- doubl Infdi ii.iiUfjii uh to
hU pitni caivir will ib vi'lop jn a few
diijK. Saicm i-ifHiexitK'u,
Y, M. C. A, FBND
NEARS $40,000
MARK TODAY
Tomorrow Is Last Day of Eight
Days' Strenuous Solicit
ing Campaign
OVER TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS YET TO RAISE
City Will Be Divided Into Dis
tricts and the Teams Will
Work All Day
Tomorrow Is tho Inst dav of Mia
Y. XI. C. A. cuinpulirn and It Is neces
sary to raise over 1 0.000 by tomor
row nlnht at nine o'clock to secure
the sr.o.i'tMi which the committee set
out to secure to insure the purchase,
of the lot and tho erection of thu
DUIIttlliU.
I'ho N lleHInu loams did well this
mornltiK. rcpot'iliix nearly $rnuo.
raisins the total up to : ! .T !t I . S 5.
The hands of the bin clock at KW;hth
and Willamette streels were set up
to tho $ti.(iou murk uud a uliuit
cracker was fired us usual to cele
brate l be occasion.
Tomorrow. I be last day nf the eum-
palKii. the city will b ilhldeil into
lour districts, and from three to
five lea ma will work all day In each.
Tomorrow will he the open season for
all uifii seen without yellow badges
and all who are seen wit bout them
on will be banned by the committees.
The teams will work uiorulnK. af'er-
noon and niht, and will make their
final reports at II o'clock that even
Iuk. 'relei'iiui from T.lppy
(loo. II. Kelly this morning receiv
ed the foilowiiiK tclcKM'um from 'P. H.
I.lppy, president of the Y. XI. C. A.
at Seattle:
"t'oUKratulallons on the splendid
work of your contmlltee. Press on."
Today' Subscriptions
KollowliiK are Hit report of thu
several teams on today's work: .
Kxecutivo coilimiltew I f,U0
Team No. 2 t 760
TeuuL No. B 5f3
Team No. 4 . . . "405
Team No. B tl"0
Team No. 6 45
Team No. 7 443
Team No. S 64,0
Teum No. 10 345
Team No. 11 75
Tokui No. 14 135
Teum No. 15 1 14.60
Team No. Itt 28.50
Team No. iH 5S
Team No. 19 UO
Total I4SI11.00
Previously reported 34,.H0.85
Grand total $39,791.85
ARKANSAS TOWNS
VICTIMS OF TORNADO
Many Hamlets Wiped Out With
Heavy Loss of Life
GERMANY AND
FRANCE WILL ARBITRATE
IJerlln, Nov. 2 4. The aKre?ment
to arbitral' the (.'ana Hltitica Incident
betwen Kratif; and (iermaliy wn
HiKiitd today.
V. A Bhwuun, Jr., -dltor and
publir ' r of rh- Or itfn f'ny
:, I'.- - purrh fin .! the I uiliy Kv
I:;:- : O Id. of A !:if:y, O('rofi. An
y. O :'-) a h !:l:.i in t U pur h;ic
FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF HOSPITAL SHIP
I.lltlo Hock, Nov. 24. Hollef 11
beliiK hastened to Arkansas towns,
which were last nlniit reported des
troyed by a tornado, and today It Is
expected that teU'Kraphlc communl
callou will be established. I,nte re
ports confirm the statements nf tlaiu
aite amountiiiK to litindreds of thou
sands of dollars dont) and loss of
life that will probably exrc.?d forty.
One of the tornadoes almost to
tally destroyed lllxley, .Munaj', I.ow
l!t.P, Oiirk. Dale, Huston, Judoau,
Truth, Omea, liryfork, Diusmore,
(birtbenoii, Mossvltle, l.lnestone,
Iledffnk and other hamlets. There
was the larMct lo?-: of life at Plney,
Kuoxvlllo and London.
Anoilinr t;.niitflo comlt:!; frm tho
direction of I.muIhIiidp damp :ed
Lewlxvlllc, I.iall. tiziiu, Murphboro
and other towns with scattcriii,; bis
of Win.
o.
, o
o o
I,.-'-:, IlMi!'ratH
and triL-.r fatnill';,.
bo h -1
,r 'la,:.
Manila, Nov. 24. --There Is some
concern fur the safely of the tiavul
hospital ,h!p l;, ef, allacbed to the
Jtl'i" b.llll. elllj, fleel. The Itellef
i,h tine to arrive at (Juain last l-'rl-day.
Imii ban not yet l,e,- sli;hled and
severe sinrn.s followed IJio nalKli of
III. Ve-.M-I.
A ll.fliilli;lialo, V.'a.-Mn:'tilt.iii!ili
" ! , a il ! v r. rr.. on tie- L'Qind thu1.
i U w;:.- ,t;,l ji',! i.t i, , ,,-(,. j,- if
.1 Ir.htt ran d; '. he- :u,' 1
" "' '" i', " :..! l.ve
i!vi-r.f-Knli.try lll iHMitn nt tievi r
l,. f'.r.-. ' f c,-i!i a, uv. .-,v liii.iil:
an .!!.-. si f 'vl.,1 thai I, not now
a fcrr uud for Qure'.
SERIOUS TROUBLE
imm in city
OP NANKING
I'tikln, Nor. 24. Tho ltu
atbui t Nanking, w!uitf a
mutiny on ihv part ut CMnvsv
ir'iupH br ..iko out .Nov. i fi h,
la h rlt nth, Tlurj-tf is f.!ilii
i;t . t; HtO'.Mi tit t!i- cKy and
, v:.un i.f : hi- ffi.-.-itai ! '(
4- v f i ; v
nf 0'''! ;it in Mi,; vl-
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