Eugene daily guard., December 04, 1908, Image 1

as.
IE EUGENE DAI
o-
KltiKXK, OIIKUON. rlUDAY KVKMNU. DtXHUllKU 4, ltHW.
WARSHIPS ARE 1
BLUFFING AT CASTRO
A 'Three Butch warshioe. the battleshiD
in, icvi -
Heemskirk ana cruisers nrieisanu. sue ueiuenanu,
C demonstration against Venezuela. Together they
iterday along hte coast from Puerto Cabello to La
r J tpv, T..l. TT
listance 01 ouuu yaiu uwu uuu, ui nu im
returned here this morning.
ers are going to Maracaibo to mane a similar demon-
POLICE BELIEVE
BOAS COMMITTED
SELF MURDER
Idwick
DINTED TO
SUCCEED ROOT
Li. nw 4. judge
fhadwlck declines to
or not lie will accept
1 nil rVVsATll 1-4 IIIED Ul"
f Governor Mead, to fill
'caused of me resiBu-
t ...i- A TOnftt nw ne to
which might result In
He is going to Olym-
le some plan oi aunu.
GOVERNOR-ELECT
COSGROVE IS
wheat market.
4$1.05V4
$1.03 3-4.
Mar.
Wrote and Mailed Letter Ad
dressed to Himself
naval warfare and lor the formation
. ....- ..I i.kUii 1.M. r-t nrhlrh
ot au interuaiiuum ......... .
hv Ibn HnuliA
cougress, was opened at 1 orelgu of
fice today, ine nu.ei v
uretiared a 1U ot suojects to do wu-
sldered and WsiO'sed.
United States, f ranco, uiuai nni-
ainaln. Germany, llaly, Austro-llun-garJ)
Russia. Spain, Holland and Ja
pau will be repressed.
NEW SULTAN HAS
ACCEPTED TERMS
EXERCISES IN HONOR
OF GROVER CLEVELAND
San Francisco. Dee. 4. Falling to
discover the motive tor the murder ot
Honry J. Boas, a young electrician,
who died yesterday troni the effects
of poison, believed to be Btrychnlne,
the police of San Francisco and San
Jose, after a'thorough investigation
I of the dean man s ameceueuis, i
I inclined to the belief that he mailed
; the poison to himself; and that he
! thu loltAi. ncnmnnnvlnif the
Mliru I MDDftWCn ' poison and that he exhibited both
MUCH IMPROVED i.,...,- .. nr. In at least two
1 friends. The motive for the suicide
j Is strangely lacking as is the motive
; for a murder.
Sa T.lo enA fnl Tvoe A
Governor-elect Cosgrove of Washing
ton, was oeuer tuuay man ui u-u;
time since he commenced treatment ;
here. Physicians are hopeful that be i
will be restored' to health. i
Paris Dec. 4. It was announced
.-j.... .I.-. f..lDl Unflri thrt nrtw Bill-
louujr lum ....
tan ol Moroco, has definitely ac
cepted the Alseolras aot ana uie bv
.,ii renditions laid down by the
powers for recognition of his sultan
ate. -
STEAMER SOO CITY
PROBABLY WRECKED
. NEAR CAPE RACE
I FRAMING CODE
FOR NAVAL WAR
UAIX FOKKOAST
FOR TOMORROW.
Oregon Rain tonight or
Saturday, easterly winds.
Washington Fair tonight
and Saturday; rain or snow
easterly winds.
Idaho Rain or snow to
night and Saturday
t.. -rr i. t a uii.u nTsmisAi In mcmorv of the late
new xui& ucu. i . ' .
Grover Cleveland, ex-president ot the United States, oonstitued
the opening session of the Association of Life Insurance Pres
idents, of which he was chairman during a year "
the time of its organisation and at its death. On the program
of brief addresses were President Paul Morton, of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, and Dr. John H. Fiuley, president of the
College of the City of New York. Letters were read from For-
ruer Vice President Adlai E. Stevenson, uovemur nu mi..u,
and Hilary A. Herbert, members of Cleveland's cabinet.
Charlev Young's Chinese laundry ... , t.... Moot, in
has been moved from E. iU Camp- i uomerenue ui jtov.
bell's house on Lincoln street to the . ,
old Hendricks residence on East; ajuuuuu
Ninth street, near Pierce Bros." gro-1
' London Dec. 4. A conference of
Boyd Adams ot Springfield,' wa. 1b I the powers called Bj'U'
town today i 'or the framing of a code ot laws for
Dcmootat. -T 11. Oasev. of Ash-
i.n.i h,, int received word from
Washington that free delivery ser
.... i.htanil hna heon temnor
arliy delayed owing to the fact that
.ho unnronriation lor tne instaiia
tlon of the service is Just now ex
. . i in afnltinir M new con-
IIHUHICU uu ..... - -
eresstonal appropriaiion.
catlon was favorably reported upon
by a poBtofflce Inspector a few weeks
ago.
tnW
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.VrfeC:
Christmas Selling
Wc have been planning for months to make this Xmas season the greatest in our
hLorv New goods have been bought in the Eastern markets with this ob.ect in
v?rV,Xou want to present to your friends, suitable presents, PJ
sefulandUm .More attractive thaneve Our -e ul ;of the
best attainable. Vo you " " ;V " ' avoid 6 aftcrn00n .
-would suggest you come now ana ouruig . -
rush. The benefit will be yours as well as ours.
ITE BRUSH ANB
SETS
k and Dorcelaln back Mirror
I Brush, white Comb; the
I s.ou
li!?cd back Mirror. Brush and
tob, very ncit; the set. .4-0O
I'KD CRAFTS JEWELRY
Old Arts Belt Pins, each,
fe and ",c
Old Art Watch Fobs, ea $i.u
nirt Art Hnt Pins. each. .85c
Arts Back Combs, each..5()c
and
from tfc
XMAS NOVELTIES
Entirely new specialties for
Christmas. Conspicuous and
attractive is a new handkerchief
bag; looks like a doll. Top Is
Soli's head, bag is the Ann.
each 1-00
FANCY TWINE HOLDER
tv.1I head with bonnet
dress; twine draws
mouth; each
PIN CUSHIONS
V 'New designs, come
pink and blue; each
COAT HANGERS
ciiu covered Coat
each
MILITARY BRUSHES
Rosewood back, white
brush, the pair
In yellow,
aw
Hnncers;
75c
bristle
rc
Xmas
Furs,.
There is hardly an article more
asetul or more appropriate for
a Xmaa fcift than a set of fur.
We can tit the purse with the
best fur sold in America.
Collars
Muffs .
,6.ftOU91ft.O
CHILDREN'S FURS
White Angora Collar and Muff;
nothing nicer for the children,
the set ,-s0
FEATHER BOAS
White Feather Boa, comfortable.
dressy, each .l.B.
. .K.mnnmip colored Feath-
er Boa. very pretty, each. ..VOO
!Mr. Ilrrbrrl l.l(fr.
Mr. Herbert said in bis letter
among other things:
.(fl.T'ln' i'nCS. 'uHIioubIi II"- .lil.nU'l
u-iitlnivnt of Hi" i-iMiiury u"""1
him ("r lurltf n t.irm and miini.l """'''J';
tltn unuit liuily "I in , . j
l INCUIHUI' I'WI'H ... ...... .. " --
Hum ullmu.'il hl ailimniKiia"""
wim cotr'iitMl ul hi
...'.'1'. '.i'rW IV." '.i -' ,
iirrvliiltatmt' In imrt l'.y tli Sli.-riimn
liver piiivlm a.l. A lli'iml.ll.un '' -
, f ii, trenmiry. tn'forn Ki'lmt
uut. tint Hie coiulim crll. lunl ui lnl
I'll UOn lii "wuir " " ,
..v of tlm ttlivrnmn Mr- Cpvlnnd
.....iir.l Hie rptifKl. and llii'n hravi'ly
...... -I, ... ...MflltlVI, now
l,y Ilia nl- of bond! ho Imved tho
....irv from bankruulry. a" all the
world ckiiowiiki,.
In 1S. whi'ii lh nno.Trr In con-
,.,.......,1 Mr. Cleveland and
ound money, confidence had '"".I.
tored. Hie pwnic " -:. .
Improvlna. eiporie e.r
Hnuerfect effort at reform made by the
,i..Pn,.,n had bcicun to In
' . .... -. ..l.lnlalralliin. DO
mT"er by what party conducted, wa
oertaln to lulierlt the pro.perlty re
..vivify comuieriMi. Jut
ue Mr. Cleveland had Tnherlle a I
ui ranio. . ,
nruci, ,u ... r ai
." .v":k?r.'w::uhiV nart,
een U new opporiuuny. -ound
money pialform. placed upon It
oue or ite many iimw"'"1 " vr
iintw been a.iwlied M. vm;
ouud money Vlowe, aim .-',".",'
had the aupreme noo "",",,.;
ume In to preaino oer
WHO"', prosperil y liao i,ia ureilf .
ihe wmoom nnu -- -.r.r. ,,..
eiir. llueliieaa unowi -'
....i..i ....i i.M'i,nM of but in aplte
of Ma Hll'iKl'-y !' w'l! -li '".""'n
Hie Krein iu..,i..
a-mndmutlier f til" proenl trual-
buxtlnK" era of pnllllcs. , .
Mr. Vicvei....u . m... - r-
he inirnrnwi He, i I. .... : -.....
timl imimiilul hUiury win
,1 hlH IlLlllf. iuiy Wtt li" """"
i....-iiitu lit dlil not HuUiiKV "
citu-h iliirttin. bul u ;u .J11 .ui 1,1
mar umivr wnow inm - --
arid Yaliier he a model of the do-
ilieatlc virtue. A a cuiui......, "
i.ivnhlu moat lovauie 10 uiwee wii"
t....i lfi.HU. Hint he fuwnuil
nobody Cor errcci anu nil, w..-.
.nif.,iailon of aftecllou came freHli
from a warm heart. It ! a benediction
to have been one of hl Intlaiatea; III.
iv.il memory to niTe u..
friend. If tlm uieetlua which your ao-
elely baa oraanlaea 10 nie uuuu.
dlaaeuiluala a wider knowledge of hlLi
aa be wae in ail i-e
It will prove te tba public to be a ben-
efuutloo.
Praaldent Morton's addreM con
cluded as follows;
air. Cleveland will lon bo remem
bered by the American people:
llel-auM It wue he who In IKV4 dlirln.
the Kvnt labor Hole at ChlcnKo r
ilered out the military force and u.u"llcd
Hie mob. thereby alaiiipliia out anar
chy. elllliKiilalilniC the fire of lliien
illlirlnm. uilealliK violence and re.
alurliiK law and order. ,....,.
lle.HU'e. in nia veil e; ... .
....... ...illv emoliHN Xed fur Hie lliai
lime III an official way that Ihe M"ir
preached by Americana.
Hccuuao lie IIMUlUleu '
nut lino aetuul oiierallon more liiau
any other incidtlenl haa ever done Hie
rulea and regulallona 01 rnii eei . i. e.
lUaoNu he alood like an adamantine
rock flral. laul and all Ihe lime In favor
of a aound currency.
lUicause he waa a man who Blood for
peace and good wilt between all Ihe
nullona ot tne worm. ...
Ilccaliae lie never hesitated to do Ilia
whole duty a lie aaw It without fear
or favor. ... . .,,,..
in cinema. , , ,
(.latitude which I reel, and which 1
believe la felt by all of Ihe nien.Mera
of our aaaoclatlon. boi-ailee of Mr.
Cleveland's connection with the life In
anrance altllallon dorlna the laat threo
yeara of Ilia life, and to eipreaa our ap
preciation nil .o" ....".. "
he ao conaclentloualy performed In con
nection therewith.
Ueveraer naniiai " .--
Governor lloka Smith ot Oeorgia
wrote: , .. .
I have Heard mm ii-ieveianu, .j
that lie exhausted bla capacity to lino
lie reaeiie.i
Large Amount of Wreckacje
and Life Preservers
Found
North Sydney, B. C, Dec. 4. It is
reported that a large amount of
wreckage and furniture, lncludlug a
sti-amor's-cabin and sixty life pre
Bprvers, bearing the name ot "Soo
City." were found near Cape Rac
yesterday.
what waa right before
Only Kourtcen Men.
.M.!...... IVar. A TllA "MINI OltV.
cnrrlod a crew of fourteen, whon she
left Chicago, and was commaiuioa oy
Captain J. O. Dillon. She waa val
ued at eltfi.OOO and recently changed
ownership.
Carrlisl Twenty-Klglit Mllea.
New York, Deo. 4. The "Soo
City," bound' from porta of the Oreat
Lakes to New York, was laat roportea
on November 11 at Omltmnburg. Us
ually she carnoa a orow oi -n men,
i .... .i tn T H Frank
lin of thla city, at whose office it Is
stated, tners were no psaaougere.
Heard From November 13,
Grand Rapids, Mich., Dee. Th
a.. en," i.rt uichlran City. Not.
IS for the Atlanllo ocean.
1
THt5 lATlf v.lUVKR rt.WVKI.AX
till way lliai ine aioii.-'
i he liinilh '"I a Well I I'
,.,n, lulon. and then nothing waa left
,i hi... iii o adl.eru to mo conclusion
'"nia'areal rharaeterlatlo was fidelity
to III" "oncepllon of Holy, but llila cuar.
"l . . ... ao marked that from t
loilowed llrole-a lliduatry and unyleld
a couraie. lie man of unua
, w"ai,i. and hte Intuition waa moat
iVllle Ills oiilnlona of men Were a
almost unerring. .
lie waa i 1 1 i'iou. o, -could
not tolerate machine '''"
hut he had an ainoing u.n L.n.
pin, and waa ilevotea 10 u; "T: "
nil latltullona oi uie cu......
i..eM.i nia counrty. not aa a mailer oi
peraonal ambition, but aa a lliln apart
form, and Intensely, oene.
irlne that public oriioe snou,..
e,l I as a pul.llo trust, not to bo used for
private salll. . . .,., ..,i,..
Hv3 opto M. high
Ideals, never ananuonina me... - -
'"TKIVSi-H?. the bl..n.l t ....
world aomellinea 1 ,, ' n.l ihe
"'' IV.r;!'.B " v ' .nvered behind
li," deler.nllied will, waa always pre.
''"J' i,. future hla fal.ll ktt-w
lVV,l,',"'V,.".. a a-ed by no.li
s
I'
b II . I
Hard to Select
Vesent for a Man
)id you ever hear sucft an expression? Al
ow us to suggest
li tfite. red, QW r fancy sweater,
W ........ v ' .
fancy Shirt; big assortment; each,
H. OOto tow
A pair of fine Suspenders in a fancy box;
ihe pair 50c to $1.50
A Jap Silk Handkecfhief or Muffler, each,
50c 7ic and AAJ
!A silk Umbrella,' 'fancy handle, QQQ
!a good raincoat each, $ 1 2.00 to . . . $25.00
I. .. . ini4 . oarh.
a House or smoKing ja, ann
$4.oo to v-:!5S
. .... .1 r..inrc "siisner uei a
a comninaiion set, ulj' v r m cn
Onrl Arm Dnrlc tho CAt. 75C ahQ . . . W
.IIU mill UailUO, in. - - py.
A pair of wool Golf Qlovfs, pair, Z5C
A pair of Sirk Golf GlSves, rr . . . -51-
A suit of clothes, the suit, 5 iu.w i
White
Apro&s..
Oold 7a mfc
usrnl Ikaa via r?' J?
hava hv BO- wm- 'w
ota wn a pn mi 'SCHOOL FOR DEAF
Oiniianiiu w i j i ni iuo " i
PROSECUTION ENDS AND BLIND BUKNtu Vu"nder; Tnd
FAMOUS MARQUAM
CASE COMPROMISED
AT PORTLAND
ny a quitclaim deed nlven yester
day by JudKe P. A. Marquam to the
Tlllo (luaranlne & Trust oi.mpany.
lltlKKtlnn between the parties over
the Marquam hulldlnK and HO acres
of Inn d In Itossmero conies to an end,
says tho Orcgoi.lun.
tho Ladds, 70.oo of which i,oo -
will o to pay neticienoy oi i"is-
meniH. Afler all fees ana uuaia.
h.vn neon nalil. It l understood that
Judito Marquam will haye l"twl
130.000 and au,uuu nei ior
This sum will provide him a corn.
fortable living for the roniainuer o.
his advanced years. ,
JudKe Mnrquan. o
aae. In addition to mo .w...
ment, he Is to have free office rent
In the Marquam euiiuma e
'"xsa result of the sottlemeat suit
now pendlm In tho .uprema nr
will be. wltnarawn ana i."'
gallon avertad. Jndge Marquam.
dor th terms of the agreement, re
linquishes all claims in ino mp' y
and perhaps tho most famous civil
case In the history of Oregon courts.
Is brought to an abrupt termination.
Terms Agnwl To, Taiiors SIkomI.
The terms of nettlnment wure fin-,
ally h greed upon and proper docile
ine'nta signed yostordny afternoon at
a nieeilng of attorneys fur the II"-
itnuta In the offices uf waieon neea-
u.an & Watson, one oi tne mm
lawyer, acting in tho Interest of
Judge Marqusm. Judge B. B. Warson,
W. I). Kenton and Jonn maiiniuaj i.r
rB4.ilcd the Marquam Interests, mn
at tho meeting yesterday only Judge-
niennc; ...
8. It. Untnlcum.
Interests of tba
Lang.
straps
strings
aeteat-
XSUi Bsrts. o JUm
mi amhratdary
ZZ ac
ZroZtrnl, .r to...
. M.li aeJt
, larne Karee s Apro
oter snoaiuero.
;each
Long bib Aprons, straps u.
sfoulders. wide bem; each.
HANDKERCHIEFS AS
PRESENTS
Nothing better, little as good tor
presents, --- ... are reH0.
have too .. . . - ,,,,
.KrTldef.
cen re, and corners;
j ! ... Furlv tiurcbaaers se-
d"r.The hts patterns; each.
HAIR RECEIVERS
ri;ia. lao and rlhboo covered
HaU Raoelvars; eaea
HAT m HOLDERS
rose;
Trie r
ow r.nvFRi
e have an Immense line of Pil
low Covers, including backs, all
feady to receive the pillow; no
Work In An .11 flnlehMt. Se
Hampton Bros.
---my a ur:a..tti Sf..
I
SJ :
J 1 . , i W 1
. II IK I
' m ....-v-d y
2 I
i
Oases oa Trial at Tlndlay Ar
IMsmiMiMl
IJ.nn Tnatltntlon BatllV DaT.-
ftataUV afcaas-arw-- w
I ' agedbyHre)
I ,i iM 4. Tliar"itral tcfcool
Ftadlaj'. O.. Ttn. i- Tb Btas,, - tamuorary atruoture ooco-
a . i rv, wuntiutlotas la tus i.k. Ibela Hrhool of
cooaty .uddonlT oama to a termlna-; mb Md BUd(Ji waa partially
tVoa today at the twaaeat of destroyed by firs early thla morning.
prosrd. David s iactlon wolted from ' ' breakfast when the alarm
the fact that tha alleged Illegal prao- ut w(,re t.Ion tr,,,n
tloes he sought to correct bare i. It Is bu.,nnK In perfect order. The
declared, been eliminate!! anu r thousand. The fire Is be-
thnr that the sulta against tne man- .t.rtod from a dofec-
dard are now beinit I nl ed tlve flue.
Attorney General of the tn led
State, and .the Attorney lienera .. R .-. ROINQ
Ohio, and in tne reuciui 11111-11
Mlsaourt. miT DIMC Dl IICC
' I UUI I I IV L- uuwi f
HEAVY FIRE LOSS j
IN EASTERN T0Wf.
attended
Ladds. . . ' . t.
irge part or tne wora oi ui ...
tho two partlaa togethor was done by
John Manning, wisni ii"
who rendered ImporUnt aid to K.
Watson. Marquam'a aturny.
through tha long migioi. r.
nln earns Into the can a year ago.
when, aa prosecuting oiuvm, u. ...
MMni tha Tltla Uuaraotee TrasJ
Company bank wreck.
.POSSIBLY A SIX
OR SEVEN-STORY
BLOCK ON 9TH STREET
MAY BE SAVED
O-ntralla. Pa., Dec.
8lty-fle famlll-s are home
tms as the result of a fire
which last night wiped out
three squares In the hesrt of
town. It started In a moving
nlctoro abow. The low la a
hundred) thousand dollars.
i in., in. .rr 4 The Arkansas
1 river at thla'polnt l "H f'""1; ,,"t
I from pn-sent Indications the buatn.ua
I .... .,. I aiiitnlMir Of
UKJ '.f y-jr. hr not
buy It for X
WtAUT RflRFS
.I.i.. ui ..I iiresents. We have
Pht from BOctrIA'
n ni tnr klom. will
be shown stter Cbrt.tmsa
Sew York store window In a way that
will attract wiaosproau
twenty bo.e. of the best '"".be
,taU produce will be pre-n
the Portland commercial "" ',
King Kdward VII and K.m-ror WU-
pVd o hTtHled recent, the
rh, r-.ll be exhibited U, the window
f M-y .. New York, one of the big
ges depariment sior
. it hU .hvhiI A au.nber of
mall dwellings have raved Into the
river.
Overflow meetings ara held by the.
bread line of the unemployed out
side the door of tne i.nm,
o.i-,. in an. 1 1 a daily from
it . m. id i d. m.. while they wait
intandent Lou-
la Kobn fo rrellef. The dally average
. ..... in Mr. Kobn a oi-
Ol new , " - - - . n
in, Nnemnnxr waa about su
it.... .r willing to work. Idle men
are drifting Into Seattle from all
parts of the Northwest.
Tbs Ashland ladles lagged people
for a fund f'. tieaullfylun tho cuf
Mr. and Mrs.. John Davlea
are rnlil"rliig a propnitlon
t ; l:lllJ oil their lot at
northujst cunier of Oak and
Ninth tre.-M. facing the Odd
KeliiiaV five-story bulldlnn.
a biilliiliiB of similar char
acter, pcr nps six or seven
t.rle. high. It would be a
good lnetment anil woulit
bring a better Income than al
most any other kind of Invest
ment. The Odd Fellows have
rented all the room In their
White Temple and could rent
many more If they had them,
and the demand will continue
to increase tnoch taster than
the supply, unless property
owners get bnay.--0egou
tHate Journal
and raised oveVlZOO.
mil. .uuiu,. . . .
Th many friend. In Hnswia of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Lair Thompson, will no
pained to learn that thele Infant son.
Harold, tnree uiouuie u.v.
their home Wednesday noon at Lake-
vlew Oregon. Mrs. Thompson waa
formerly Miss Klsle H"bbs.
ter of Mr, " M". J!, W. Hobbs ot
this city.
J' i a. H
r''i if1
m
n J : '
I
t
. ... (
i ,f
them. Each S5c and 6c